Ten String Tavern

Logan Wojcik, Matt Penhos, and returning guest Mike Burr visit TST as the Ohio Valley's newest dad rock band: Dad & Company.

Recently formed by Logan, the band is set to take the stage at Waterfront Hall on November 21st, and features fresh music not typically found on his past setlists.

We talk music, the changing of the Valley's musical landscape, and memories that could only be made at Valleyview campgrounds.

Tim McCormick revisits TST unveiling a project he has been tirelessly working on with the Moundsville Arts & Culture Commision: the fully interactive 100 Musicians, One Mountain State Christmas tree exhibit.

We do a deep dive into Tim's list of the Top 100, the latest AV installs provided by his company Soundwaves, and plenty more conversation delving into the world of entertainment production.

Johnny Haught is a mixed martial artist, activist, and owner/head instructor of Ohio Valley MMA. A reoccuring guest of the show since it's birth, Johnny frequently visits the studio to provide his own style of commentary on both the sport of fighting and world of Wheeling politics, this episode being filled with the latter.

Mike Shatter is an Ohio Valley musician, singer, songwriter, producer, and a US Marine Corps veteran.

In recent years since his return from service, Mike has regrown his name in the local music scene with a different genre and instrument this time around: the steel guitar.

We sit with Mike and talk military service, the ins and outs of steel guitar, and using music not just to connect with others, but to reconnect with ourselves and loved ones.

Gage Joseph returns to show to promote his new upcoming single "Throw In A Lime" which will be available on all platforms on October 3rd.

Joining him is Ohio Valley drummer Mike Burr. After almost a decade-long music hiatus, Mike is back on the scene as a member of Gage's band as well as performing in multiple bands as a hired gun.

We talk Gage's recent rebrand, Mike's return to the music scene, and their upcoming show at the Capital, opening up the show for Lee Brice.

Ryan (drums) and Kaiden (vocalist) of Think Fast Chucklenuts join the studio to promote their upcoming show October 3rd at the Kevin Barr Event Center.

We talk music, learn how metal bands produce their screams, and go down a deep Pokemon rabbit hole.

Friend of the show and Ohio Valley singer/songwriter Carly Greer stops in to TST on the eve of her last weekend performing in our area.

After an incredibly successful year of concerts, chart climbing songs, and music awards, Carly is gearing up to take on Nashville!

We sit and chat about her goals, songwriting style, and her favorite memories/places in the Ohio Valley.

Chris Volpini, bassist for Aristotle Jones and director of the Center of Music and Art in Wintersville joins TST for the first time, alongside Tim "T-Bone" Brown, guitarist of Sure Shot and CMA's technician for instruments needing repaired and modded.

We sit down with the duo from CMA and discuss all the services, products, and education being offered there to both visual and audio forms of art, and the "watering hole" they are creating for musicians, both in store and online.

In this sports episode of TST we reunite with Antonio Williams of "Next Level of Athletic Fitness, and Zeke Marshall of "Beyond The Court Show".

NIL and injury prevention/recovery are discussed, where in a changing world of sports business that's putting more value on athletes, the need to get them back and playing on the field is is even greater.

Kennedy, Bryar, and Brendan make up the Route 40 Band, a music group created in the Ohio Valley by young friends with a passion for music.

While being together and performing as a group for just a short time, they have already begun playing as opening and featured acts, as well as starting their own youth open-mics.

We talk to the trio to find out how they started, where they want to go, and their inspirations which brought them together musically.