It is an honor and privilege to welcome Reality TV Pioneer and country music recording artist Jon Brennan to The Jake’s Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast.

Jon became a household name when he appeared on the second season of MTV’s game-changing Reality TV show: The Real World. From June 26 to November 1993, audiences watched Jon and his fellow housemates interact as they lived at a house in Venice Beach. On April 20, 1998, Jon Brennan was also part of Road Rules: All Stars, the first season of MTV’s popular competition series The Challenge. Fellow Real World legends Cynthia Roberts (The Real World: Miami), Eric Nies (The Real World: New York), Rachel Campos-Duffy (The Real World: San Francisco), and Sean Duffy (The Real World: Boston) completed tasks in Auckland and Wellington, New Zealand; Monroe, Connecticut; and Los Angeles. He competed in Battle of the Seasons (2002) and The Inferno II. Recently, Jon reunited with most of his castmates on the second season of The Real World: Los Angeles – Homecoming.

Jon’s main passion for music led him to extensive touring and national appearances and helped him establish a solid career for him. He gained thousands of fans and opened for some of the biggest names in country music. With every performance, Jon has continually garnered high praise for his ability to connect to audiences by delivering authentic country songs. He released his latest EP; I Ain’t Done Singing Yet; Jon co-wrote almost all the new songs and promised to provide new electrifying performances in a family-friendly environment.

In this edition of The Jake’s Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast, Jon Brennan spoke about his experiences on The Real World: Los Angeles and The Real World: Los Angeles - Homecoming. He also shared what he would bring to a fourth season of The Challenge: All Stars. Jon also shared how his experiences on the Grand Ole Opry stage and how he opened for country music legend George Jones.