Podcast appearances and mentions of Tyler Glenn

David Archuleta rejoins the podcast and we discuss everything from his sexy new music to announcing his upcoming juicy memoir! David details why he left Hollywood, after winning everyone over on American Idol, to pursue a Mormon mission. David explains why he left the Mormon Church and talks about his friendships with fellow famous ex-mormons Heather Gay of Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, Tyler Glenn of Neon Trees, and Dan Reynolds of Imagine Dragons. David also chats about his recent Queerties nomination, covering George Michael, and announces his new book.

In this episode of The Gist, Chris is joined by Neon Trees frontman Tyler Glenn for an honest and high-energy conversation about the band's latest album tour and album Sink Your Teeth. Tyler dives into the creative process behind the new music and how his identity continues to shape his anthemic lyrics. Together, the two explore the resurgence of pop music, sharing their thoughts on the new Lady Gaga album and how it fits into her catalog. Plus, Tyler dishes on the evolution of male pop stars, the balance between nostalgic hits and bold new sounds, and what fans can expect from their upcoming tour. Whether your a lover of Neon Trees or a pop music fanatic, this interview is for you! Listen! It's Vetrano: https://listenitsvetrano.com/the-gist-podcast/ Instagram: http://instagram.com/CMVetrano TikTok: http://tiktok.com/CMVetrano YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@listenitsvetranoFacebook: http://facebook.com/ListenItsVetrano X: http://twitter.com/CMVetrano Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tyler Glenn, lead singer of the timeless pop/rock band Neon Trees, joins us to talk about the band's new album, its soon-to-be-hit "Secret", coming out, the origin of their hit "Everybody Talks", and the summer of Sabrina Carpenter! We also play Song Interrogation and list our Top 5 Band Names!

Neon Trees frontman Tyler Glenn rejoins the show for Season 2! Tyler discusses reuniting with the band, how they have managed to stay together for over a decade, their upcoming fifth album, the Favorite Daze Tour, moving past being gay vs Mormon, and how his evolved persona has enhanced their music. Tyler and Will get personal and talk the many toxic relationships which surround them, and why it is better to stay single searching than to settle out of pressure. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/willlovelisten/support

Worldwide exclusive: Tyler Glenn talks about his work as part of Neon Trees and his solo album Excommunication. Rated Pg13. (Track listing below) Iconography unpackages music with the songwriters and producers as well as helping those in need. On the show James read “letters of love” from worldwide fans to the guests. The show exists to let the creatives know that their music still has an impact on many. From worldwide smash hits to album cuts, bonus tracks and B-sides. The show unpackages it all! Audio ripping, stealing, and leaking is prohibited in every country in the world.  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.TheOriginalDoll.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.Twitter.com/JamesRodriguez⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.Patreon.com/TheOriginalDoll⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.Instagram.com/The.Original.Doll⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.TikTok.com/@TheJamesRodriguez⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Track Listing: 0:00 Tyler Glenn 12:45 Bruce Springsteen "Secret Garden" 14:00 Tyler Glenn "Letters of Love" 18:14 Neon Trees "Our War" 19:15 Neon Trees "Habits" Album 20:45 Neon Trees International iTunes 22:30 Neon Trees "Animal" 35:16 Neon Trees "So Young" 36:00 Neon Trees "Everybody Talks" 45:00 Neon Trees "Teenage Sounds" 1:05:00 Tyler Glenn "Excommunication" 1:08:00 Tyler Glenn "Shameless" 1:18:00 Neon Trees "Favorite Daze" 1:23:09 Bonus Track: MkX Bright Side

J.D. Netto is a multi-faceted bestselling author. His first fantasy series, The Whispers of the Fallen, became an underground phenomenon when first published. He's also the founder of Saved by the Page, a movement that invites readers to share stories on how books saved their lives. A few of these heroic tales were compiled into an anthology, published in 2018. He's also known for Henderbell: The Shadow of Saint Nicholas—a speculative fiction novel that follows the cursed bloodline of Father Christmas. He is also the author of, The Broken Miracle duology, is a fictional biography inspired by the life of acclaimed pianist Paul Cardall and his journey living with half a heart. The novels also spawned an album featuring Paul himself alongside David Archuleta, Thompson Square, Tyler Glenn, among others. His latest book to be released this week is entitled, God and Mortals.”

Get ready for an exclusive and intimate chat with Neon Trees' sensational frontman, Tyler Glenn, as he joins Chris on The Gist! They dive deep into the band's electrifying new single, "Favorite Daze," and give you an inside scoop on their highly-anticipated fifth album and the upcoming fall tour. Plus the guys revisit their memorable meeting at SXSW in 2010 and Tyler shares how life changed shortly after when the band was thrust into the stratosphere thanks to their infectious hit single "Animal." But that's not all! Tyler candidly opens up about the impact of his coming out on the band's dynamic, while both him and Chris explore how their personal journeys of coming out later in life have shaped their present. Tune in now to hear the stories behind the music and the inspiration that will leave you wanting more.Listen! It's Vetrano: http://listenitsvetrano.comTwitter: http://twitter.com/CMVetrano Instagram: http://instagram.com/CMVetrano TikTok: http://tiktok.com/CMVetrano YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@listenitsvetranoFacebook: http://facebook.com/ListenItsVetrano Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Supreme Court struck down affirmative action in college admissions upending decades of legal precedent. President Biden criticized the ruling, saying "this is not a normal court" while most GOP presidential candidates, including former president Donald Trump, called it a "great day for America." CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett reports from the supreme court.U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona joins CBS Mornings to talk about the impact of the Supreme Court striking down affirmative action and the next steps for colleges.Ruth Simmons was the first black president of an Ivy League university, and is now a President's Distinguished Fellow at Rice University and a Special Adviser to the President of Harvard University. She joins CBS Mornings to discuss the impact this decision will have and how schools can continue to work towards diverse student bodies without affirmative action.Loveloud is a family-friendly music festival created by Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds and his friend, Neon Trees lead singer Tyler Glenn, to celebrate LQBTQ+ youth. The concert, first launched in 2017 in Salt Lake City, is a way to spark conversation and compassion, and prevent suicides in mormon communities where the church opposes gay marriage and sexual relations.CBS Mornings lead national correspondent David Begnaud explores the importance of compassion with a visit to Davis, California. In that town is a gathering place known as the compassion bench. David Breaux often sat there and dedicated his life to studying and talking about compassion. This spring, Breaux's life ended violently — less than 50 yards from that bench. Begnaud shows how every random act of violence can change the lives not only of the victims and their loved ones, but of an entire community, and how the people of Davis are carrying on Breaux's legacy with compassion.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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I should get back into it. I got lost in my own thoughts in this one. My experiences as a Mormon in Salt Lake. I admire Mormon Stories Podcast host John Dehlin. I definitely admire Tyler Glenn for his honesty in that interview. Tyler is a talented artist & brave person. His solo song “Trash” is so good. The video for that song is something to be admired & remembered. Thanks for listening. “Water never turns to wine. I been drinkin' all the time.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bling-viera/message

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Happy New Year! With two episodes left until the season finale, Will Love and producer Jenna Gee look back on 2021 and the first season of Will Love Listen. Having met DJing for some of the biggest Top 40 radio stations in New York and New Jersey, Will and Jenna reflect on their radio careers, give inside scoop on the dramatic highs and lows of working in the industry, discuss how this podcast came about and reveal behind the scenes tea. Season 1 has featured Susan Miller, Tyler Glenn of Neon Trees, Lisa Loeb, Brandy Clark, Margaret Cho, April Busset, JoJo, Hig Roberts, Giorgos Tsetis of Nutrafol, Melissa Etheridge, Chelsea Handler, Ric Kostick of 100% Pure, Countess Luann de Lesseps, Amy Ray of Indigo Girls, and upcoming episodes with Grey's Anatomy's Jake Borelli + Hollywood Medium's Tyler Henry. Cheers to 2022 and Season 2! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/willlovelisten/support

On the 29th episode of All Heart with Paul Cardall, Nashville Immanuel lead pastor T.J. Tims, who holds a PhD from the University of Aberdeen and a theology degree from King's College London, joins Paul Cardall in a discussion about the state of the Christian church. Pastor T.J. discusses various with Paul the different denominations or traditions of Christianity, the Apostles Creed, different uses of the word church in the Bible, universal church (members of Christ and one another), the visible church (people who claim to be Christians) and gives powerful insight into his own views on these matters.  Paul asks T.J. a very difficult question. If people claim to be Christians, where do they get the right to tell people how to live? Where does this authority come from? What about people who are done with Christianity and asks why is Jesus their best option? They discuss the role and authority of the pastor, reformation and what the gospel is all about. Also explored is why T.J. felt called to be a pastor and what does that mean for him. These and other questions are answered by T.J. in this insightful episode of All Heart with Paul Cardall.ABOUT IMMANUEL NASHVILLE - T.J. TIMSImmanuel Nashville is a gospel-centered church located in Nashville, Tennessee. The beliefs at Immanuel are mainstream, biblical, Jesus-focused. At Immanuel Nashville everyone belongs and Jesus is first. T.J. Tims is lead pastor. He holds a PhD from the University of Aberdeen and a theology degree from King's College London. T. J. was ordained into the Christian ministry in 2008. He lives with his wife and four children in metropolitan Nashville.Sermons can be viewed at: immauelnashville.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/immanuelnashville/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/immanuelnash/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4oko6ArZDuhiziMZiyrhfw ABOUT PAUL CARDALLDove Award-winning pianist, recording artist, and producer at All Heart Publishing. In 1999, Cardall founded Stone Angel Music, which became the headquarters for his budding empire. Out of his 23 albums released, Cardall has had 11 #1 albums on the Billboard charts, four of which debuted in the top spot, and 21 Top 10 albums, on a variety of charts from New Age to classical. He has legions of fans around the globe, and has amassed 3+ billion streams. In 2018, Cardall's holiday album, Christmas, was awarded the Gospel Music Association's prestigious Dove Award for Instrumental Album of the Year. Cardall has collaborated with CeCe Winans, Ty Herndon, Neon Trees' Tyler Glenn, David Archuleta, LDS Apostle David A. Bednar, Rachael Yamagata, Steven Sharp Nelson (The Piano Guys), Matt Hammit, and many more. Cardall lives in Nashville, TN. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/paulcardall Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/paulcardall Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/paulcardall Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PaulCardallChannel

This week, we sit down with Tyler Glenn from Neon Trees (6:02). An unbelievable interview with a truly remarkable talent. We get into his massive hits, going from playing in front of 10 people to thousands every night, his Killers connection, coming out, and playing live with Taylor Swift. We also get into Ed Sheeren's dookie ass new song (42:15), Baby Keem's new album (45:00), why rock isn't experimental anymore (48:02), ON/OFF the list, and so much more.DIVE IN. LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE!

This week Lane and Vy are talking all about coming out! In honor or Pride Month, they decided to talk about coming out and what that exactly means in today's increasingly sexually and gender fluid society. They weigh the pros and cons of coming out, as well as discuss their own personal journeys and what they've discovered since they came out. It's a rather personal episode that is still hilarious nonetheless. You definitely don't want to miss this one!Buzzsprout Link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1391734Social Media: Twitter: @PodcastYoursInstagram: @lawfullyyourspodcastWant to get in contact with us?Email: lawfullyyourspodcast@gmail.com

Will Love speaks with the frontman of Neon Trees, Tyler Glenn, who opens up about reuniting with his bandmates for the first time in six years for their new album, "I Can Feel You Forgetting Me." Tyler dives deep about coming out as gay in Rolling Stone and coming out of the Mormon Church. Tyler discusses the differences in his solo music VS working with the band, how the Covid-19 Pandemic has affected the music industry, LGBT themes within the media and working on the theme for Hulu's hit series, "Love Victor." A must listen! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/willlovelisten/support

In this episode, I get to talk with Tyler Glenn about his giant 38-inch wide general season giant. He chased this buck for multiple years and persistence paid off in a big way. Trust me if you love giant mule deer as I do, you will not want to miss this episode. We also discuss HB0295 (Utah bill for trail cameras and baiting.) Tyler shares some information about the bill, that before speaking with him I didn't know of. This bill will be voted on Friday, February 12th.

Please join me as Neon Trees front man Tyler Glenn and award-winning pianist and composer Paul Cardall return to Mormon Stories Podcast to premiere a new music video: "I Know It Hurts", from Paul Cardall's memoir-style album "The Broken Miracle." We would welcome your questions for Tyler and Paul during this live Q&A.   “I Know It Hurts” was co-written by Cardall and Glenn after they met several years ago at the famed LOVELOUD Festival, where they were both performing. Glenn is co-founder of the festival, alongside Imagine Dragon’s Dan Reynolds.   “Before writing this song, Tyler and I discussed at length the challenges we all feel that result from trauma,” Cardall explains. “In my case, though my heart transplant was a beautifully orchestrated miracle, it was still the grand finale to a lot of years of medical trauma. It triggered anxiety and depression. For everyone who is suffering, not necessarily physically, but because they are different or feel like an outsider, I want to say to them, ‘I know it hurts.’ This song acknowledges that you are not alone. This song validates our feelings in a way that says, ‘keep going, keep fighting, we understand.’”   Glenn adds,   “I wanted the lyric and performance of this song to convey a sense of understanding how it feels to get through a trauma or heartache. So much of life for many is the search for a sense of belonging, a sense of self-worth. This song feels more like an acknowledgement of that, and I hope it brings a feeling of being seen and comforted. I hope those in pain from whatever it may be, feel a sense of validation.”   The video, directed by Rob Norbutt, is in stark black and white, the simplicity of which amplifies the power of the message:   You’ve been floating out in space You just wanted to believe There were tears upon your face And your body felt no ease Dear God is there not more Cuz it’s cold on the church floor   Cardall’s new album is more than a colorful collection of 19 emotionally-charged songs. The Broken Miracle is a musical memoir, a personal manifesto that celebrates a life filled with nearly unfathomable tragedy and heady triumph. An enthusiastic collaborator, Cardall welcomes an all-star cast of creative partners on The Broken Miracle. The title track was penned with Christian music veteran Matt Hammitt and Carter Forge, and is sung by Hammitt. “Broken Machine” features singer/songwriter Rachael Yamagata’s vocals on the tune Cardall co-wrote with Yamagata and Trevor Price. In addition to Glenn, the project also includes appearances by Ty Herndon, J. Daniel, and Akelee; while pop star David Archuleta sings the power-ballad “My Heart Beats for You.” His collaboration with Thompson Square on “All I See is Snow” was declared “ the Christmas song of the pandemic.”   Cardall’s evolution as an artist continues with the release of The Broken Miracle, a title inspired by his true-to-life story of being born with a congenital heart defect, which nearly took his life numerous times. Cardall received a heart transplant 10 years ago and continues to thrive as a father, husband, and artist. The Broken Miracle will also be released as a biographical fiction novel written by J.D. Netto. The book will be released February 2.

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Zelph on the Shelf is one of the most successful YouTube channels in history dedicated to exploring Mormonism in thoughtful and entertaining ways.   Five years ago I sat down with Samantha Shelley and Tanner Gilliland to discuss their loss of faith as "Mormon Millennials." That episode was extremely well-received at the time, and was highly influential in the journey of tens of thousands of Mormons, including Tyler Glenn (lead singer of Neon Trees). Today's episode with Tanner and Samantha will be in two parts: Part 1: Samantha and Tanner discuss the evolution and impact of Zelph on the Shelf over the past 5 years. Part 2 (My favorite part): Samantha and Tanner discuss how they have healed and grown over the past 5 years in many of the domains most salient to transitioning Mormons, including: creativity, community, identity, mental health, spirituality, sexuality, finding meaning/purpose in their lives, and in thoughts about death and the afterlife. Part 3: We end this interview by discussing Tanner and Samantha's perspective on the recent Mormon apologetic content released by FAIRMormon, featuring controversial apologist Kwaku El. I found Samantha and Tanner to be incredibly thoughtful and wise, and am confident that you will thoroughly enjoy this episode.

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What do Anne Hathaway, Disney Jesus, and Prop 8 have in common? They're all included in PM@M's exploration of Mormon Cinema! Join Nick and Dan as they continue discussing the unique aspects of LDS film. Mentioned in this episode: 1. Johnny Lingo 2. Aaron Eckhart, The Dark Knight, and Godly Sorrow Leads to Repentance 3. Jimmy Stewart and Mr. Krueger's Christmas 4. Anne Hathaway and The Other Side of Heaven 5. Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Latter Days 6. Deseret Book, Pretty Darn Funny, and Sheri Dew 7. Breaking Bad 8. Richard Dutcher and God's Army 9. Portrayal of Deity (section 20.6.15) from the LDS General Handbook 10. The Testaments, Bible videos, Finding Faith in Christ, and Simon Dewey 11. The Return of the King 12. Believer, Dan Reynolds, Imagine Dragons, and the 2015 exclusion policy 13. Tyler Glenn and Neon Trees 14. Prop 8 15. John Dehlin, Savannah's testimony, The Trevor Project, Encircle, Mama Dragons, and Tom Christofferson Find more information on our website. Post-Mormon at the Movies is on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe for regular updates.

Dennis connects via Zoom with Neon Trees frontman Tyler Glenn to talk about the band's terrific new album I Can Feel You Forgetting Me. Tyler talks about the inspiration for the record, his songwriting process, the delicious retro sound of the record and what it’s like to drop a new album when no one can leave the house. Tyler and Dennis also talk about their shared background in the Mormon church. Tyler recalls the crisis of faith that inspired his 2016 solo album Excommunication, the church's "Word of Wisdom" which forbids drugs and alcohol, hearing from young LGBT mormons who he's inspired and how the church felt about his creative ambitions. Tyler also recalls visiting Capital Hill early in 2020 to talk to congress about the evils of conversion therapy and how he met Utah Senator Mitt Romney on the same day that Romney spoke on the floor against Trump. Other topics include: appearing on Broadway in Kinky Boots, the Mormon Bishop who told him his goth hairdo was a distraction in church, how Joey Fatone is the hottest guy N'Sync, coming out about his first tattoo, falling off the stage and breaking his front teeth during a concert, the first time he heard one of his songs on the radio and of course, the Osmonds. https://www.neontrees.com/

Neon Trees frontman, Tyler Glenn talks about coming out, why the Mormon Church isn't a safe space for queer people, his solo alum, Excommunication, and the new Neon Trees album, I Can Feel You Forgetting Me (available now). LGBTQ&A is hosted by Jeffrey Masters and produced by The Advocate magazine, in partnership with GLAAD. Come find us on Twitter to recommend a guest, @lgbtqpod.

Neon Trees Singer Tyler Glenn sits down with Cameron to discuss watching queer movies, being raised Mormon, and coming out at 30.

Tyler Glenn, the lead singer of Neon Trees, joins Dana to talk about coming out, his excommunication from the Mormon Church, and the band's fourth studio album I Can Feel You Forgetting Me.

It's the last warmup and Sigi has saved the best for last!  In this warmup, Sigi has your podcast hosts identify what they last heard, watched, ate and splurged on during this past week.  Find out which of your co-hosts can't get the song, "Somebody to Tell Me" by Tyler Glenn out of their head, and who recently splurged on lego. Enjoy!

One of my favorite bands, Neon Trees, just released their brand new record. It's called "I Can Feel You Forgetting Me", and it's fantastic! In honor of that, I decided to do a quick solo pod counting down my top 5 favorite Neon Trees songs from their catalog. Neon Trees are an indie pop band with a punk like speed and 80s new wave/pop style, and are pretty much what I would consider the perfect band. Not heavy, but fast and sometimes intense lyrically, they blend the rock and pop and make wonderful music.Singer Tyler Glenn is one of my favorites, he's great to sing along with because his melodies are so damn catchy! If you're not familiar with Neon Trees, go check out their new album (or anything on this list!). You won't regret it.

“A Level Presentation Of A Human Being” That’s how Tyler Glenn describes how after all this time of being in a band he’s finally arrived at a mindset that takes in both criticism and praise. Being level means he’s not dazzled by the positive or felled by the negative. “I don’t feed into the good or bad anymore,” he says. Well, when it comes to Neon Trees, there sure is a lot of good. The California born Glenn and his bandmates put out three albums in four years—2010’s Habits, 2012’s Picture Show and 2014’s Pop Psychology. And that concentrated level of activity yielded some pretty impressive results, like nabbing Billboard and BMI awards for the alternative chart topper "Animal," touring the world and opening for everyone from Duran Duran to the Flaming Lips to My Chemical Romance, playing the Macys Thanksgiving Parade, performing on Kimmel, Fallon, Leno and Letterman, doing an episode of Live From Daryls House, and having their single "Everybody Talks" in a commercial for the Buick Verano. And that’s just a partial list. Rather than me running through their Linked In profile, let me say this: Neon Trees are one of the most original, arresting and utterly satisfying bands on the planet. Every song has a perfect dose of edge, melody, musical precision and infectious choruses. Breaking a 6 year silence, they're back with I Can Feel you Forgetting Me, a sterling collection of one manic pop thrill after the other. From Nights to Everything Is Killing Me, Glenn and his bandmates swing freer than ever and it results in one of the very best albums of 2020. In this conversation Glenn talks to Alex about his love of The Smiths, how he’s coping with not performing, and how to retain an air of mystery while still being accessible to his fans. They also talk about the catharsis of both coming out and leaving the Mormon Church, why Springsteen is such a great performer and the perils of co-dependency….

Tyler Glenn, the lead singer and songwriter of Neon Trees, sits down with Paul to discuss the progression of his professional and personal life. Tyler opens up about coming out and how his faith has evolved as a former member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Together they talk about everything from Provo and Utah’s music scene, to the creation of the LOVELOUD Festival with Imagine Dragons’ lead singer Dan Reynolds, and Tyler’s time in Kinky Boots on Broadway. Paul and Tyler get to the heart of what it’s like to live an honest and faithful life in the spotlight. All Heart with Paul Cardall is proudly a part of the American Songwriter Podcast Network. For more information on Paul Cardall, please visit or find him on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. American Songwriter Podcast Network

As usual...Kerry, Bill, and Gina broadcast live from their bunkers. On today's show we had a bunch of guests: Jimmy the Wine Guy, Mayor Jenny Wilson, Tyler Glenn from Neon Trees, and Dave the Flower guy. We also did Check-Ins, Best Question of the Week, and a bunch of other random garbage. No show Monday cause of Memorial Day...see ya suckers!

Tyler Glenn from Neon Trees has been a great follow on social media during whatever we call this Coronavirus thing. So, we asked him to call the show AND HE DID even though he was evacuated during the earthquake in Salt Lake City. $1000 Minute: Tyler from Savage played today for our NEW Grand Prize of a pair of tickets to the next 10 shows after the Coronavirus Quarantine and valued at more than $1000. Listen tomorrow morning at 7:35 to play! Listening to Go 96.3 in your car is difficult if you aren't going anywhere during the Coronavirus Quarantine so we want to give you an Amazon Alexa Dot so you can listen at home. Play our newest game... Does this celebrity have the Coronavirus or no? Thanks for listening to Ben and Dana Make Mornings Suck Less on Go 96.3/Twin Cities!

Lots to talk about with Neon Trees leader Tyler Glenn! We chatted about what he's doing during coronavirus, how we all need to support each other, the Salt Lake City earthquake this week, how music / show plans are changing so much right now, talking to Congress with Dan Reynolds and his awesome gold Doc Martens!

Neon Trees frontman Tyler Glenn speaks with Kyle Meredith about the band's comeback single, "Used To Like", and forthcoming new album. Glenn also takes us back through the past few years, which saw him coming out as a gay man, breaking away from the Mormon Church, and starring on Broadway in Kinky Boots. He also teases plans to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their breakthrough debut album, Habits. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week I am joined by the incredibly talented and amazing human, Tyler Glenn, frontman of Neon Trees. We discussed their new music, his stint as a Broadway actor (in Kinky Boots) and so much more. Have a great Thanksgiving (which happens to fall on Tyler's birthday this year, so go wish him a happy birthday! @tylerinacoma on twitter and instagram) You may hear some Frenchie snoring from Olaf- from now on I promise to put him in the other room when I'm recording, I know it is distracting, I apologize! Stay tuned at the end of the episode to hear Neon Trees' latest single, Used to Like- which you can stream/buy anywhere you get your music! You can find me in all the right places, Twitter: @sidebradio Instagram: @sidebpodcast Facebook.com/sidebradio Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate,Review and tell your friends! xoxo --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/side-b-radio-the-podcast/message

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Tyler Glenn is the lead singer of Platinum selling rock band, The Neon Trees.  In this show, he gives a candid interview. We discuss his abandonment of Mormonism, psychedelics, suicide, and the creative process. 

Tyler and I sat down to chat about his rise through the ranks at Life Time. Tyler truly cares about the industry helping his team give their members everything they can. This episode features a ton of practical tips and lessons for anyone who is looking to be promoted while also being a team player.

Today we discuss how we are essentially taught (if you really break it down) in religion, that God hates everything that we do. We are a disappointment and should feel super guilty all the time. Also, bonus song sung by Jessi at the end. It is a cover of Tyler Glenn's song 'Midnight' --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smrl/support

This week, Cari and Kelsae have a follow-up to last week’s episode, including encouragement to leverage your privilege. Oh, and there was the time they had a phone conversation with Tyler Glenn about our opinions regarding Believer and LoveLoud. Cari and Kelsae: Now conversing with legit rock stars. CONTENT WARNING: Discussion about suicidal ideation and self harm (including some specific methods) during Good News Minute section. For full show notes and links, go to: https://www.nomanknowsmyherstory.com/episodes/41

Listening to the soulful voice of Ryan Innes, it's natural to assume the bearded crooner has always dreamed of being an artist and performer. It's hard to imagine that the former contestant and fan favorite on NBC's The Voice almost never pursued his passion for music at all.Growing up in tiny Thatcher, Ariz., Innes was raised in the traditional musical environment of a small town. As a youth, he was classically trained on piano and sang in the Phoenix Boys Choir and local church musical groups. Although he enjoyed performing in these settings, the traditional and classical music didn't quite connect with him on an emotional level. It wasn't until he was introduced to R&B that Innes began a deep and personal involvement with music that would begin to change his life.Although Innes continued to develop a connection with music, he never gave a serious thought to pursuing it until a period of great personal tumult in 2003 caused him to reexamine his life goals and aspirations.“I was 23 years old, and a lot of things happened that made me take a look at my life,” Innes says. “I had just finished a pre-med degree and realized I didn't really like science that much. On top of that, I was going through a broken engagement that caused me to take a step back and examine things. Music really became my outlet during that time and gave me a new perspective on what I wanted out of life.”Innes decided to dedicate himself to developing his talents as an artist and performer. At 24 years old, he applied to the media music program at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, a city that has become a mecca of emerging talent, producing such artists as Imagine Dragons, Neon Trees, and Lindsey Stirling.In 2013, Innes took a break from his residency to try out for NBC's The Voice. Singing John Mayer's “Gravity”, Innes quickly received a four-chair turn and picked Usher as his coach. Mentored by Usher and fellow Grammy-winner Pharrell Williams, Innes performed a rendition of Bill Withers' “Ain't No Sunshine” in the battle rounds, solidifying his place as a crowd favorite.After The Voice, Innes returned to Utah to focus on writing music for a debut album. He has co-written with Tyler Glenn of Neon Trees, Stuart Maxfield of Fictionist and McKay Stevens and Nate Pyfer who co-wrote Kaskade's 2014 Grammy-nominated track “Atmosphere”.

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Updated version includes "Enough Is Enough (Offer Nissim Total Meltdown Mix)" by Donna Summer & Barbara Streisand. We're back with the 2nd installment of the 2016 Holiday Edition more tribalicious treats to kick those holiday blues to the curb. Britney is back with her latest "Slumber Party" (think pillow fights and hair braiding but on an adult level) with Brazil's Felipe Angel doing the remix honors. He drops in again with his take on Sia's "The Greatest". Ricky Rebel teases with Boys & Sometimes Girls, while DJ VMC (another Brazilian DJ on the rise) re-energizes Shannon's early 80's dancefloor classic "Let the Music Play". Houston's Dirty Disco score two really huge winners with their mega-remix of the Jessica Folker classic "To Be Able to Love" by George Figares & DJ Blacklow featuring Brenda Reed which would make Jonathan Peters proud and really gets sleazy on Tyler Glenn's confessional single "Shameless". These two songs represent two factions of the gay community and couldn't possibly have anymore contrast in style and substance than say Kim Kardashian and Lena Dunham. Dirty Disco taps into the core of these floor-scorchers and delivers their productions like two heaping slabs of hedonistic lust on a gold platter. Barry Harris takes Dua Lipa's massive "Blow Your Mind" and pairs it with Twenty One Pilots "Heathens" creating a fun bouncy mashup bound to make your head spin. Perhaps the biggest surprise resurgence of the year goes to Air Supply. The early 80's guilty pleasure duo who supplied the Top 40 with one adult contemporary sappy love song after another jumps back into the spotlight. With re-recorded vocals, "All Out of Love" has new life breathed into it for the dancefloor and is currently (once again) riding high on the charts. Joe Gauthreaux & Leanh turn the drama-laden milker into a giant circuit tear-jerker. We finally close this set out with the re-affirming former number one, "Say Yes" by the amazingly talented Jason Walker. True to style, Moto Blanco captures the essences of the original allowing Jason's glorious vocals to soar above the production. Party Favorz is in the final stretch of 2016 as we work hard to deliver the Year's Best in Dance. We still got a lot heading your way so make sure you stay tuned and as always ...ENJOY! Album : Holiday Edition 2016 pt. 2 Genre : Circuit, Progressive, Tribal Year : 2016 Total Time : 01:21:35 Mollie Jay - Shine (Silver Bluff Remix) Britney Spears - Slumber Party (Felipe Angel Remix) Ricky Rebel - Boys & Sometimes Girls (Hector Fonseca & Eduardo Lujan Remix) Dave Aude & Luciana - Yeah Yeah 2017 (Alex Acosta Drums Remix) DJ Hollywood feat. Abri - Love Me (Chris Cox Remix) Shannon - Let The Music Play (VMC Remix) Jessica Sanchez - Stronger Together (Offer Nissim Remix) Pet Shop Boys - Say It To Me (Offer Nissim Remix) Sia - The Greatest (Felipe Angel Intro Mix) George Figares & DJ Blacklow feat. Brenda Reed - To Be Able To Love (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) Tyler Glenn - Shameless (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) Dua Lipa vs. Twent One Pilots - Blow Your Mind (Heathens) [Barry Harris Mash-Bounce Mix] Donna Summer & Barbara Streisand - Enough Is Enough (Offer Nissim Total Meltdown Mix) Veronica - Someone To Hold (VMC 2k16 Remix) Air Supply - All Out Of Love (Joe Gauthreaux & Leanh Remix) Tony Moran feat. Jason Walker - Say Yes (Moto Blanco Club Mix)

Updated version includes "Enough Is Enough (Offer Nissim Total Meltdown Mix)" by Donna Summer & Barbara Streisand. We're back with the 2nd installment of the 2016 Holiday Edition more tribalicious treats to kick those holiday blues to the curb. Britney is back with her latest "Slumber Party" (think pillow fights and hair braiding but on an adult level) with Brazil's Felipe Angel doing the remix honors. He drops in again with his take on Sia's "The Greatest". Ricky Rebel teases with Boys & Sometimes Girls, while DJ VMC (another Brazilian DJ on the rise) re-energizes Shannon's early 80's dancefloor classic "Let the Music Play". Houston's Dirty Disco score two really huge winners with their mega-remix of the Jessica Folker classic "To Be Able to Love" by George Figares & DJ Blacklow featuring Brenda Reed which would make Jonathan Peters proud and really gets sleazy on Tyler Glenn's confessional single "Shameless". These two songs represent two factions of the gay community and couldn't possibly have anymore contrast in style and substance than say Kim Kardashian and Lena Dunham. Dirty Disco taps into the core of these floor-scorchers and delivers their productions like two heaping slabs of hedonistic lust on a gold platter. Barry Harris takes Dua Lipa's massive "Blow Your Mind" and pairs it with Twenty One Pilots "Heathens" creating a fun bouncy mashup bound to make your head spin. Perhaps the biggest surprise resurgence of the year goes to Air Supply. The early 80's guilty pleasure duo who supplied the Top 40 with one adult contemporary sappy love song after another jumps back into the spotlight. With re-recorded vocals, "All Out of Love" has new life breathed into it for the dancefloor and is currently (once again) riding high on the charts. Joe Gauthreaux & Leanh turn the drama-laden milker into a giant circuit tear-jerker. We finally close this set out with the re-affirming former number one, "Say Yes" by the amazingly talented Jason Walker. True to style, Moto Blanco captures the essences of the original allowing Jason's glorious vocals to soar above the production. Party Favorz is in the final stretch of 2016 as we work hard to deliver the Year's Best in Dance. We still got a lot heading your way so make sure you stay tuned and as always ...ENJOY! Album : Holiday Edition 2016 pt. 2 Genre : Circuit, Progressive, Tribal Year : 2016 Total Time : 01:21:35 Mollie Jay - Shine (Silver Bluff Remix) Britney Spears - Slumber Party (Felipe Angel Remix) Ricky Rebel - Boys & Sometimes Girls (Hector Fonseca & Eduardo Lujan Remix) Dave Aude & Luciana - Yeah Yeah 2017 (Alex Acosta Drums Remix) DJ Hollywood feat. Abri - Love Me (Chris Cox Remix) Shannon - Let The Music Play (VMC Remix) Jessica Sanchez - Stronger Together (Offer Nissim Remix) Pet Shop Boys - Say It To Me (Offer Nissim Remix) Sia - The Greatest (Felipe Angel Intro Mix) George Figares & DJ Blacklow feat. Brenda Reed - To Be Able To Love (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) Tyler Glenn - Shameless (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) Dua Lipa vs. Twent One Pilots - Blow Your Mind (Heathens) [Barry Harris Mash-Bounce Mix] Donna Summer & Barbara Streisand - Enough Is Enough (Offer Nissim Total Meltdown Mix) Veronica - Someone To Hold (VMC 2k16 Remix) Air Supply - All Out Of Love (Joe Gauthreaux & Leanh Remix) Tony Moran feat. Jason Walker - Say Yes (Moto Blanco Club Mix)

Tyler Glenn - Lead Singer of Neon Trees & Singer/Songwriter....New solo album "Excommunication" ft "Shameless" & "Midnight" out now...Check out his music, tour dates & more @ www.facebook.com/tyler.glenn Pathways - Metal band from S. Florida...New album Dies Irae out now on Tragic Hero Records...Currently on The Blackwater Tour w/ In Dying Arms & Denihilist...Check out their music, tour dates & more @ www.facebook.com/pathwaysband In Dying Arms - Melodic Deathcore band from Baltimore,MD...New album "Original Sin" out now on Tragic Hero Records...Currently out on The Blackwater Tour w/ Pathways & Denihilist...Check out their music, tour dates & more @ www.facebook.com/indyingarms

His fiery solo album questions almost everything he used to believe in.

Matt and Corinne discuss a snarky anti-Mormon ad on Craig's List, a Mormon musician's response to Tyler Glenn's video "Trash," lots of local news on pornography and sexuality, a Mormon video teaching parents how to talk with children about pornography, and how the Religious Right completely misunderstands transgender issues.The show is also available on iTunes (please subscribe and rate us!). You can email us at skepticsquaredpodcast@gmail.com and check out our blog at www.skepticsquaredpodcast.blogspot.com.https://archive.org/details/E30GermyPinography

In this episode 5 Mormons (Dr. Jana Riess, Dr. Kristy Money, Samy Galvez, Derrick Clements, and Samantha Louise Shelley) discuss, explore, and interpret Tyler Glenn's new and controversial music video entitled "Trash." Trash Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNqnLdX4TM8 Trash Lyrics: http://genius.com/Tyler-glenn-trash-lyrics

Should men dump women who want to work? Tyler Glenn is having an angry week; Elizabeth Smart revisits the "chewed gum" analogy; babies born in temples!

Matt and Corinne discuss Mormon leaders being jerks, a new anti-Mormon music video by Tyler Glenn of Neon Trees, the Kangaroo Court of Jeremy Runnells, international transgender issues, baptism rates of the Mormon Church, and Hustler Magazine's hilarious response to Utah's "porn epidemic."The show is also available on iTunes (please subscribe and rate us!). You can email us at skepticsquaredpodcast@gmail.com and check out our blog at www.skepticsquaredpodcast.blogspot.com.https://archive.org/details/E27DropTheMic

Tyler Glenn is best known as the lead singer of the multi-platinum alternative pop band Neon Trees.   Tyler was raised LDS/Mormon in Temecula, California.  After discovering a love for music in high school and serving an LDS mission, Tyler moved to Provo, UT with his buddy Chris to form Neon Trees (named after the trees on the In and Out signs).  Neon Trees signed with Mercury Records in 2009 and went on to release three successful alternative pop albums: Habits (2010), Picture Show (2012), and Pop Psychology (2014). Tyler knew he was gay as a child, but struggled as a teen and adult to reconcile his sexuality with his LDS faith.  These struggles took Tyler to some sad/dark places, which were only exacerbated by his fame as a pop star.  At age 27 (around the release of Picture Show), Tyler seriously contemplated ending his life. In spite of these struggles, Tyler remained a full and literal believer in the LDS Church.  In 2014 Tyler decided that being a closeted gay man was contributing to his suicidality.  Consequently he came out as gay to his family, band, friends -- and to the world in Rolling Stone magazine -- prior to the release of Pop Psychology.  From this point forward it was Tyler's full intent to find and marry a gay man, and to raise children in the LDS church as a gay married Mormon.   Then, in November of 2015, the LDS church released its new policy branding same-sex married Mormons as immediate apostates, and prohibiting children of same-sex married couples from being baptized.  This policy change sent Tyler into a tailspin, ultimately shattering his plans as a believing, gay Mormon.  In this three part interview, we explore: Part 1: Tyler's early years as a young Mormon struggling with his sexuality. Part 2: Tyler's ascent (along with Neon Trees) into stardom...and the sadness/despair that followed. Part 3: Tyler's faith crisis instigated by the LDS policy change, along with his current beliefs/views regarding the LDS Church.

Tyler Glenn is best known as the lead singer of the multi-platinum alternative pop band Neon Trees.   Tyler was raised LDS/Mormon in Temecula, California.  After discovering a love for music in high school and serving an LDS mission, Tyler moved to Provo, UT with his buddy Chris to form Neon Trees (named after the trees on the In and Out signs).  Neon Trees signed with Mercury Records in 2009 and went on to release three successful alternative pop albums: Habits (2010), Picture Show (2012), and Pop Psychology (2014). Tyler knew he was gay as a child, but struggled as a teen and adult to reconcile his sexuality with his LDS faith.  These struggles took Tyler to some sad/dark places, which were only exacerbated by his fame as a pop star.  At age 27 (around the release of Picture Show), Tyler seriously contemplated ending his life. In spite of these struggles, Tyler remained a full and literal believer in the LDS Church.  In 2014 Tyler decided that being a closeted gay man was contributing to his suicidality.  Consequently he came out as gay to his family, band, friends -- and to the world in Rolling Stone magazine -- prior to the release of Pop Psychology.  From this point forward it was Tyler's full intent to find and marry a gay man, and to raise children in the LDS church as a gay married Mormon.   Then, in November of 2015, the LDS church released its new policy branding same-sex married Mormons as immediate apostates, and prohibiting children of same-sex married couples from being baptized.  This policy change sent Tyler into a tailspin, ultimately shattering his plans as a believing, gay Mormon.  In this three part interview, we explore: Part 1: Tyler's early years as a young Mormon struggling with his sexuality. Part 2: Tyler's ascent (along with Neon Trees) into stardom...and the sadness/despair that followed. Part 3: Tyler's faith crisis instigated by the LDS policy change, along with his current beliefs/views regarding the LDS Church.

Tyler Glenn is best known as the lead singer of the multi-platinum alternative pop band Neon Trees.   Tyler was raised LDS/Mormon in Temecula, California.  After discovering a love for music in high school and serving an LDS mission, Tyler moved to Provo, UT with his buddy Chris to form Neon Trees (named after the trees on the In and Out signs).  Neon Trees signed with Mercury Records in 2009 and went on to release three successful alternative pop albums: Habits (2010), Picture Show (2012), and Pop Psychology (2014). Tyler knew he was gay as a child, but struggled as a teen and adult to reconcile his sexuality with his LDS faith.  These struggles took Tyler to some sad/dark places, which were only exacerbated by his fame as a pop star.  At age 27 (around the release of Picture Show), Tyler seriously contemplated ending his life. In spite of these struggles, Tyler remained a full and literal believer in the LDS Church.  In 2014 Tyler decided that being a closeted gay man was contributing to his suicidality.  Consequently he came out as gay to his family, band, friends -- and to the world in Rolling Stone magazine -- prior to the release of Pop Psychology.  From this point forward it was Tyler's full intent to find and marry a gay man, and to raise children in the LDS church as a gay married Mormon.   Then, in November of 2015, the LDS church released its new policy branding same-sex married Mormons as immediate apostates, and prohibiting children of same-sex married couples from being baptized.  This policy change sent Tyler into a tailspin, ultimately shattering his plans as a believing, gay Mormon.  In this three part interview, we explore: Part 1: Tyler's early years as a young Mormon struggling with his sexuality. Part 2: Tyler's ascent (along with Neon Trees) into stardom...and the sadness/despair that followed. Part 3: Tyler's faith crisis instigated by the LDS policy change, along with his current beliefs/views regarding the LDS Church.

1 - Afrojack & D-wayne - Freedom (feat. Jack McManus) 2 - Laidback Luke - Collide (feat. Collin McLoughlin) (Original Mix) 3 - Afrojack & Matthew Koma - Illuminate 4 - Kaaze & Michael Feiner - We Will Recover 5 - Third Party - Everyday of My Life 6 - Arno Cost & Norman Doray - Apocalypse 2014 (Kryder & Tom Staar Remix) 7 - Armin Van Buuren - Ping Pong (Hardwell Remix) 8 - 3LAU - Bang (Tiësto Bootleg) 9 - Afrojack - Born To Run (feat. Tyler Glenn) 10 - Sandro Silva, D.O.D - Chasing Dreams (Original Mix) 11 - Jay Hardway - Bootcamp (Original Mix) 12 - Calvin Harris vs Marcus Schossow - We Found Love the Universe (DJ AKii Mashup) 13 - Steve Angello & Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman - Payback 14 - Fedde Le Grand - Don't Give Up (Original Mix) 15 - Sam Rotstin - Always See Tomorrow (Original Mix)

Ralphie on Twitter: twitter.com/ralphieaversa Neon Trees' lead singer Tyler Glenn called 'Ralphie Tonight' to chat about the band's third studio LP, 'Pop Psychology' and how his coming out in 'Rolling Stone' affected both the band and its music in a positive way.

Ralphie on Twitter: twitter.com/ralphieaversa Neon Trees lead singer Tyler Glenn sat down with "The Ralphie Show" to discuss the band's forthcoming album and new single, along with past tours and their upcoming performance on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon."

Seraphina, Molly, and Ziggy are BACK to the podcasting world and ready to fill your ears with a ton of nonsensical bullshit. On this episode, we talk about the Phelps family, a radical group of religious bigots who plan on boycotting a 30 Seconds to Mars show the trio plans on attending. They also cover pathetic childhood stories, why Chicago has the best music scene, and how Q101 should endorse this podcast. (Just kidding) We also give a huge shout out to a few Chi-Town Peeps: Q101 Chicago's Alternative: http://www.q101.com/ Tim Virgin: http://twitter.com/timvirgin Abe Kanan and his amazing podcast folk: http://abeisawesome.com/ Ryan Manno: http://www.ryanmanno.com/ JBTV: http://www.jbtvonline.com/ We also mention Tyler Glenn from Neon Trees: http://twitter.com/tylerinacoma The Shout out Louds: http://www.shoutoutlouds.com/ Lights: http://www.iamlights.com/ The Gaslight Anthem: http://gaslightanthem.com/

Tyler Glenn from Neon Trees talks to Lauren LaRocque about the tour with 30 Seconds to Mars, his love for Boston, & more!