Episode 1: “Dan and Christene Reynolds” *Available to stream Thursday, May 6th* Dave and Virginia Grohl set off on a journey to discover the secrets behind mothers of world famous rock-stars. First stop: Las Vegas, to meet Imagine Dragons’ frontman Dan Reynolds and his devout Mormon “super-mom,” Christene.
Episode 2: "Pharrell and Carolyn Williams" *Available to stream Thursday, May 13th*
Pharrell Williams invites Dave and Virginia Grohl to his “Something in the Water” music festival, in Virginia, the state where he and Dave both launched music careers despite fears of disappointing their mothers who were both public school teachers.
Episode 3: "Miranda and Bev Lambert" *Available to stream Thursday, May 20th* Country music star Miranda Lambert shows Dave and Virginia Grohl around Lindale, Texas, where she grew up under the watchful eyes of her private investigator parents. When she decided to pursue a career in music, Miranda’s mom, Beverly, became her “mom-ager.”
Episode 4: "Brandi and Teresa Carlile" *Available to stream Thursday, May 27th*
Deep in the woods of the Pacific Northwest, Brandi Carlile and her mother Teresa open up to Dave and Virginia about Brandi’s trajectory from a tomboy kid who didn’t fit in to a multiple-Grammy Award-winning, openly gay singer-songwriter.
Episode 5: "Tom and Mary Morello" *Available to stream Thursday, June 3rd*
Dave and Virginia Grohl meet up with Tom Morello, a musician and political activist known for “Rage Against the Machine” and “Audioslave,” and his mother, 97-year-old Mary Morello, who was “raging against the machine” long before Tom was born.
Episode 6: "Geddy Lee and Mary Weinrib" *Available to stream Thursday, June 10th*
In Toronto, Dave and Virginia Grohl meet Rush frontman Geddy Lee and his mother Mary Weinrib, a strong and inspiring Holocaust survivor. In Los Angeles, Virginia gathers together a number of mothers of famous musicians for a once-in-a-lifetime dinner party reunion, where Dave and his daughter Violet perform |
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