On this version of the Word On the Street podcast we talk with Mitch Etter. Mitch is in the band Hi Crime and host of the Show & Tell podcast. Mitch tells me a little about what life was like growing up just outside of St. Louis Missouri and some of the controversy around local food especially midwest pizza. We get into his band Hi Crime, what some of the plans are for it, a little bit of how it formed and how they have had some success in the local scene by getting their songs featured on KEXP. I also ask Mitch about his podcast Show & Tell, why he started and what he has learned from it. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.
The conversation with Mitch starts at 10:00.
Featured Music:
"World's Fair" by Hi Crime
"Out the Window" by Hi Crime off Foreign Hours EP
Learn More Here:
https://hicrime.bandcamp.com/
https://www.youtube.com/hicrime
https://hicrime.com/
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