Since 1977, the Mountain Health Arena (formerly the Huntington Civic Center) has been the local venue for concerts ranging from Elvis Presley to Rod Stewart to Van Halen to Earth, Wind, & Fire and many more. Huntington Tri-State Time Machine host W.G. Bunch and his guest Al Kendall remember the days when your ticket was torn, and not bumped on your phone.

If you have a memory you would want me to talk more about, just send me an email at TSTM@mail.com. Or post a comment on the Tri-State Machine FB Group page.

Welcome to the Huntington Tri-State Time Machine, sponsored by Realty Exchange.

I'm your host WG Bunch. This is a podcast where my guests and I share our memories of the Huntington Tri-State Area. Huntington, West Virginia, Ashland, Kentucky, Chesapeake, Ohio. Nothing too serious, no political views, and no ulterior motives. We're just here to share our fun stories about this great area.

Whether you're a past resident or a current Tri-State resident, I think you're going to have fun with us.

So sit back and relax and welcome to The Huntington Tri-State Time Machine, sponsored by Realty Exchange.

Realty Exchange is the top-performing real estate company in the Tristate area, which covers Huntington, West Virginia, Ashland, Kentucky, and Chesapeake and Proctorville, Ohio. 

When you are selling, buying, or looking for investment properties, your first stop is Realty Exchange. And let us know what you think about the podcast!

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