"Drops of Jupiter" just reached Diamond status, 1.5 billion streams and counting, 25 years after it was written. To mark the occasion, Voyager co-host and Train founder Rob Hotchkiss shares the story almost no one has heard.

In this episode, we start where the song does: Jupiter. The planet Voyager 1 first photographed up close, the giant that holds most of the mass in our solar system after the Sun. Then, Rob takes us back to the beginning: how he named the band, the early days of finding their sound, and the road to success, featuring never-before-seen photos and original demo tapes from his personal archives.

It is a story about wonder, persistence, and "doing the work."

Hosted by Dianne Krouse and Rob Hotchkiss, Voyager is a docu-cast for navigating the AI moment with curiosity instead of fear, made for anyone who wants to understand this pivotal time through wonder, music, and a human story.

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In this episode we create a living Golden Record. Including an interview with Dianne's dad, Rocket Scientist Ken Arasim (who worked on the Voyager mission), Dianne and Rob delve into this fascinasting period in Human history where Emergent Intelligence (AI) challenges us to be our best selves.

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