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On the Bus with Troy Vollhoffer

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Troy Vollhoffer, owner and founder of Country Thunder Music Festival, invites the biggest country artists to join him for a one-on-one celebrity interview “On the Bus”. As Troy opens his home, his tour bus, and festival venues to his audience for behind the scenes conversations, he asks exclusive questions, discusses festival do’s and don'ts, and highlights the tracks you will hear on stage at Country Thunder this summer. Guests include Dustin Lynch, Koe Wetzel, Tigirlily Gold, Dierks Bentle ...
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This is where we wrap up the stories we covered during the week. Welcome to STM Media, your ultimate source for news, information, and making a positive impact! As a dynamic platform that encompasses a News Blog, Vlog, and Podcast, we strive to keep you informed, inspired, and connected with the world around you. Our primary goal is to provide useful news content for everyone, ensuring that you stay updated on the latest happenings in everyday life. From breaking news to practical tips, our ...
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SiriusXM and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum present, “The Road to Cooperstown,” a podcast series featuring exclusive interviews with baseball Hall of Famers. Hosted by Jon Paul Morosi, each episode will dive into the challenges and obstacles the all-time greats of the game overcame to become enshrined in the most exclusive club in sports. In baseball, the ability to thrive amid adversity is a prerequisite for greatness. On this podcast you’ll hear their tales of brilliance and ...
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DEAD AIRWAVES IS A SHORT STORY SHOW WITH STORIES BY WILLIAM F. NOLAN, JACK DANN, ROD SERLING, JOHN COLLIER, RICHARD CHRISTIAN MATHESON, G. WAYNE MILLER, ETC. NARRATED, SOMETIMES WITH MUSIC, SOMETIMES WITH SFX, OR ACTED BY ACTORS. TRYING TO PRESERVE AND KEEP IN MEMORY OF MY FAVORITE WRITERS/FRIENDS STORIES OF HORROR, SF, AND DARK FANTASY. THE SHOW IS A PRESENTATION OF SCREAMING EYE PRESS. ALL ART IS BY CAMERON HAMPTON. All stories are owned by the authors and copyright holders. Be sure to che ...
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Tickets to Travel

Mario Bauduin

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What exactly is a travel experience? A travel experience is more than just a destination. From the pulsating beats of a major music festival, to the adrenaline -fueled excitement of professional sports, to the legendary tours of music icons, these events are more than just spectacles. They are game changers affecting airfares, hotel room rates, restaurants, and growing local economies. Welcome to Tickets to Travel, the podcast that unlocks the stories, businesses, careers, and personalities ...
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In this episode of the STM Daily News Podcast, we sit down with Jon Taylor, founder and CEO of Assistory Outreach Services, to discuss the four-year milestone of Senior Assist Day at Tanner Gardens in South Phoenix. Jon shares the personal story behind the event, how it evolved from a small outreach effort into a trusted community tradition, and th…
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Is Los Angeles really less dense than New York or Chicago? The answer depends on how you measure it. This quick breakdown explains city population density versus metro-area density—and why Los Angeles surprises most people. City planning, transportation, and urban growth all start with density. Get The Knowledge from STM Daily News https://stmdaily…
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Virginia, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky share this historic title. Learn the story behind the name! Get The Knowledge on STM Daily News History, context, and facts—explained clearly. #Commonwealth #Virginia #USHistory #STMknowledge #AmericanRevolution #StateHistory #Massachusetts #Pennsylvania #Kentucky”…
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Fry’s Electronics was once a paradise for engineers, gamers, and tech lovers — a massive, themed superstore where curiosity and innovation thrived. In this STM Daily News podcast segment, we take a nostalgic look back at the rise and fall of Fry’s Electronics, from its Silicon Valley beginnings to its sudden shutdown in 2021. We revisit the memorie…
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California’s high-speed rail project reached several key milestones as 2025 comes to a close. State officials are pursuing private investment partners, a major environmental review has been released for the Los Angeles–Anaheim segment, and construction continues in the Central Valley, where the first operating segment is planned. This 25-second bre…
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In this episode of The Knowledge from STM Daily News, we fact-check viral claims surrounding the 1975 Travis Walton incident — including the alleged “spotlight hoax” confession. We separate rumor from record and examine why this case remains debated nearly 50 years later. Read the full story: https://stmdailynews.com/fact-check-did-mike-rogers-admi…
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That swirling dust near a thunderstorm might look like a tornado — but it could be something else entirely. A gustnado is a short-lived rotation of air that forms along a storm’s gust front, not from the storm’s rotating core. Gustnadoes often appear suddenly, last only moments, and are usually much weaker than true tornadoes. In this quick Knowled…
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Multiplatinum singer-songwriter Gavin DeGraw sits down with Troy Vollhoffer for an at-home episode of "On the Bus" for an in-depth conversation about growing up in the Catskills, his family’s passion for music, and how Patrick Swayze’s character in Dirty Dancing was (allegedly) based on his grandfather! Gavin opens up about why supporting the troop…
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In this Hollywood vs. Reality segment, we revisit the 1997 film Volcano and its dramatic depiction of lava erupting along Wilshire Boulevard. But did Los Angeles actually use blasting to build subway tunnels beneath the Miracle Mile? We separate movie myth from real-world engineering and explain how LA Metro safely tunneled under one of the city’s …
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In this brief STM Daily News episode, we take a quick look at the official cause of Michael Jackson’s death and the events that led to the tragedy. Learn what the Los Angeles County Coroner concluded, how powerful sedatives played a role, and why Dr. Conrad Murray was held responsible. A fast, informative breakdown of one of the most discussed cele…
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Step into one of Southern California’s most delightfully bizarre traditions: the Pasadena Doo Dah Parade. In this episode, we explore how a late-night joke inside a Pasadena bar sparked a nationwide cultural phenomenon — a parody parade that celebrated creativity, satire, and joyful weirdness for more than four decades. From lawn-chair drill teams …
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After realizing he wasn’t destined to be a guitar player, Tom Mayhue found his true calling behind the scenes—solving problems on the road. Four decades later, he’s still living the dream, managing tours for some of the biggest names in rock. In this episode, Country Thunder CEO Troy Vollhoffer sits down with his longtime friend Tom Mayhue to talk …
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In this episode, we revisit a hilarious—and slightly suspicious—childhood memory from fifth grade. When a string of substitute teachers rotated through the classroom, one of them gave an assignment no kid saw coming: draw a complete schematic of your house, including where everyone slept… and even where the dog lived. What followed was a week of co…
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In this episode of STM Daily News, we dive into the growing trend of reckless behavior fueled by the desire for viral fame. From a Los Angeles man allegedly shutting down the 110 Freeway to film a music video, to a DoorDash driver posting a video of an unconscious customer on TikTok, we explore how the chase for online attention is creating real-wo…
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In this episode, we dig into the growing backlash against Campbell Soup Company after a top executive was allegedly recorded insulting both the brand’s products and the people who buy them. We lay out what’s known so far — the lawsuit, the alleged remarks, the company’s response — and explore why this story has struck a nerve with consumers across …
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A delivery turned viral controversy: a DoorDash driver claimed she was sexually assaulted when she found a half-naked, unconscious man during a delivery. Police investigated and say no assault occurred — now the driver faces felony charges for recording and posting the video online. Read the full story: STM Daily News – DoorDash Driver Arrested Aft…
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In this episode of the STM Daily News Podcast, host Rodney Washington breaks down one of the most extraordinary space discoveries of the decade. NASA has confirmed that three missions on and around Mars — the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, the MAVEN spacecraft, and the Perseverance rover — successfully captured images and ultraviolet data of Comet 3I…
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After growing up watching The Who on the Ed Sullivan Show, the members of The Boxmasters never dreamed of having the chance to tour with one of the greatest bands in the world, but here they are. Country Thunder CEO Troy Vollhoffer welcomes Billy Bob Thornton and JD Andrew of The Boxmasters to On The Bus. The duo walks Troy through their happenstan…
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Kath tells Pat about Pageturner Press and Media, one of many fraudulent "author services" companies based in the Philippines and targeting self published authors. Most of the info in this episode comes from the July 2025 Bloomberg article by Brent Crane titled "Pageturner's 44 million dollar fraud casts a spotlight on author services". You can read…
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In this episode of STM Daily News, we break down the latest developments surrounding the controversial Dodger Gondola Project, officially known as the Los Angeles Aerial Rapid Transit (LA ART). Once promoted as a fast, zero-emission link between Union Station and Dodger Stadium, the project now faces political pushback, legal setbacks, and strong c…
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Cody Johnson grew up hunting and fishing in rural Texas with two dreams: to be a singer and a cowboy. Not only does CoJo continue to sell out stadiums, but he has his own ranch filled with horses, cows, and pastures. If only young Cody could see him now! Troy Vollhoffer, CEO of Country Thunder, is thrilled to welcome Cody Johnson on the bus this we…
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In this edition of the STM Daily News Podcast, we take a quick look at how the ongoing government shutdown is affecting SNAP benefits and the Affordable Care Act, explore how Archer Aviation’s flying taxis are bringing us closer to the Jetsons Era, and check in on the latest updates from near-Earth space, including new discoveries and satellite dev…
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Gizmodo has premiered the award-winning animated short film Shimmer (also known as Fulgores*), winner of Mexico’s 2025 Ariel Award for Best Animated Short Film.* Written and directed by Andrés Palma, the visually stunning story explores themes of fatherhood, regret, and redemption through a striking blend of handcrafted artistry and cutting-edge an…
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Kath and Pat discuss "Chatfishing", the name The Guardian has coined for people who use Chat GPT to help with (deceive?) their matches on dating apps. The information in this episode comes from the Guardian article on Chatfishing, by Alexandra Jones, which you can read here: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2025/oct/12/chatgpt-ed-into-bed-c…
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In this STM Daily News Brief: What’s next for the Affordable Care Act’s enhanced subsidiesset to expire at the end of 2025? Originally expanded during the pandemic to make health coverage more affordable, these subsidies have helped millions of Americans save on premiums. But unless Congress acts soon, many could face higher costs in 2026. Tune in …
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Welcome to episode two of the STM Daily News Podcast, where we connect the stories that matter in our community. This week, we're exploring two powerful narratives about passion, perseverance, and the strength of community. First, we dive deep into the Phoenix Women's Expo that took place last September right here in the Valley. This inspiring even…
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The members of Old Dominion spent years in Nashville crafting a sound and trying to break through. After another label passed, their manager asked if they wanted to keep going. The guys had one answer: “If they don’t like it, that’s fine.” Country Thunder CEO Troy Vollhoffer welcomes one of his favorite country bands, Old Dominion, to the show. The…
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What We're Covering This Episode This week's episode is packed with stories that span from our backyard to the cosmos. Here's what Rod breaks down: Aviation & Safety Long Beach Plane Crash - A small plane crash-lands in a Long Beach park. We cover the recovery of both the pilot and a pedestrian, and what this incident tells us about urban aviation …
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Hall of Famer Carlton Fisk, Class of 2000, joins Jon Paul Morosi to reflect on his unforgettable journey to Cooperstown. From the devastating knee injury early in his career that doctors said could keep him from catching again to exchanging punches with Thurman Munson during one of the heights of the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry to the 50th anniversary …
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Larry Fleet’s father told him that if he learned a skill, he’d always have a job, which is how he made a living pouring concrete. After playing a bar for tip money, Larry learned that he might be able to pave a path into the music industry. Country Thunder CEO Troy Vollhoffer welcomes the world-traveling Larry Fleet to On The Bus. Larry and Troy di…
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Hall of Famer Rod Carew, class of 1991, sits down with Jon Paul Morosi to discuss his journey to Cooperstown, a path built on a high degree of resilience and determination. The Hall of Famer reflects on his tumultuous relationship with his father growing up, his 1967 MLB debut with the Minnesota Twins, how Billy Martin’s confidence in him took him …
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The Naschycast returns to the world of Jess Franco for an erotic ramble through late 1960’s Lisbon and Berlin. Bob Sargent joins Troy and I to examine SUCCUBUS (1968) because Bob wanted to rewatch the film. Two of us had not watched it in years and the third had never even seen it before! We turned this into a trip to the unwatched DVD pile again t…
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Cole Swindell was drinking beer on the porch at his college fraternity when an alum by the name of Luke Bryan stopped by to change his guitar strings. After moving to Nashville a few years later, Cole got his first job in the music business, selling t-shirts for his new favorite frat brother, Luke Bryan. Cole Swindell takes a break from the incredi…
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Hall of Famer Tony Pérez, class of 2000, alongside his son and former big leaguer Eduardo Pérez sit down with Jon Paul Morosi to discuss his long and momentous journey to Cooperstown. The Hall of Famer shares more on the hardships endured moving from Cuba to the U.S., being part of The Big Red Machine's dominant Cincinnati Reds team that won back-t…
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Hall of Famer Billy Wagner, Class of 2025, joins Jon Paul Morosi to reflect on his remarkable journey to Cooperstown. From his early days pursuing football in college to the moment he committed fully to baseball, Wagner shares the pivotal choices that shaped his career. He opens up about why he believed he was destined to be a closer and how conver…
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In 2012, Tyler Hubbard burst onto the music scene as one-half of the Florida Georgia Line duo. After pioneering a new wave of country music, over 20 hit singles, and selling out shows as a member of “the biggest band in the world,” Tyler knows what it’s like to reach the mountain top. And now Tyler’s on a new journey back to the top but solo. Count…
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Hall of Famer Scott Rolen, class of 2023, sits down with Jon Paul Morosi to reflect on his emotional journey to Cooperstown. From winning Rookie of the Year with the Phillies to overcoming physical and mental adversity to help lead the Cardinals to the 2006 World Series title and cementing his status as one of the top defensive third basemen of all…
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Hall of Famer Tony Oliva, class of 2022, sits down with Jon Paul Morosi to reflect on his journey from a small town in Cuba all the way to Cooperstown. From leaving his family to pursue a professional baseball career, winning back-to-back batting titles in his first two years in the big leagues and developing into a Gold Glove-winning outfielder, O…
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It's the grand finale of Season One of Tickets to Travel Podcast, and we end with Fan Travel Stories! For Episode 52, we head to Las Vegas with Greenwich, CT mom and former TV personality Dorothy Cascerceri-Simone—known to many as Dorothy on TV. Dorothy shares how a group of moms pulled off a 48-hour escape to catch the Backstreet Boys opening nigh…
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Hall of Famer Jim Kaat, class of 2022, sits down with Jon Paul Morosi to reflect on his journey to Cooperstown that spanned parts of eight decades on and off the field. From outdueling Sandy Koufax in his first World Series start to becoming one of the best defensive pitchers the game has ever seen and finally winning a championship in his 24th sea…
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