Musical Mitten

Radio Show turned Podcast, all you’ve ever wanted and more about Michigan Music. New episodes released Mondays at 5pm EST

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Not a Michigan band, but exciting nonetheless! If you can make it out to Lansing this weekend, you’ll be in for an exciting show! @rosecoraperry

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Before we break for the summer, we couldn't wait to talk to Kate Hinote of The Kate Hinote Trio, the Blueflowers, and more. Learn more about her on https://t.co/F3etdpgNls, and we'll be back before you know it. Listen to "Going Out on a Hinote" at https://t.co/uRi1CnCezf

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For what may be the first time since we were live on air, we're talking about two different artists this episode. Why? Because these two are sisters with absolutely fascinating career journeys. Listen to "No Payne, No Gain" now at https://t.co/L9RDzIX1Bc

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As a follow up to last week, we thought we'd talk about Big Sean. Also, we've got big news! We won an award! Listen to "Pacing Poetry" at https://t.co/1SA2rC0zrc

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This week, we're talking about a current artist, who even if you don't know his name, you've probably listened to a song he's worked on. Mike Posner, who started his career in college, is still making music to this day. Listen to "The Old College Try" at https://t.co/9bY2zuwZrk

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At the same time as some of your other favorite Detroit rock classics came this band, probably most famous for a cover. Add another city to our Detroit suburbs this week on the Musical Mitten. Listen to "Frijid with a J, Pink Like Paint" at https://t.co/rm5pavtYMw

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We're not keeping track, but this might be our most exciting episode yet. We got to talk to Jason Singer, the man behind Michigander this week, and we're thrilled to hear some of his new music very soon.
Listen to "The Man Behind Michigander" at https://t.co/ZIQMLVqGNp

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The Musical Mitten has a longstanding tradition of bringing artists onto the show just so you don't have to listen to us the whole time. So, without further ado, kicking off the artists of season 4 is Megan of Twin Deer. Now on Spotify and on Buzzsprout at https://t.co/qvNmpb5PH5

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2023 marks the 20 year anniversary of a few songs, including one known to band kids and Michiganders everywhere. Lets look back to season one once again for The White Stripes. Listen to "For Pep Bands and Peppermints" at https://t.co/hgpHZooEPU

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Bay City is all three the hometown of one of your hosts, the inspiration for this show, and the birthplace of Madonna. Listen now to "A League of Her Own" at https://t.co/lO9IWYfdSj

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We're back for season 4, and it turns out we still have a lot of history to cover, starting with Bill Haley and His Comets. Listen to "Starring the Comets" at https://t.co/NEwOeSVEtJ

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It was great talking to you guys! We hope y’all enjoy the episode 😁

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If you missed it, check out our recent podcast interview from The Musical Mitten with hosts. Maggie Berner and Breanne Wilder. You can find it one iHeartRadio, Spotify and other services. You may find out something about the band. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

[The Kings of Strings @KoSofficial_of]

If you missed it, check out our recent podcast interview from The Musical Mitten with hosts. Maggie Berner and Breanne Wilder. You can find it one iHeartRadio, Spotify and other services. You may find out something about the band. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

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The Musical Mitten girls traveled for the first time this season to meet The Kings of Strings. Get to know them as we talk to them in a bowling alley in Royal Oak, and go check out their first album that's out now! Listen to "Crown the Kings" at https://t.co/EndcKlhtfg

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Just because we're still in the Halloween spirit, we decided to keep the fun going with another sort of themed episode. As it turns out, more than one Michigan artist was responsible for a Halloween classic. Listen to "Who You Gonna Call?" at https://t.co/tGrQb6tdS6

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Happy Halloween! What better way to celebrate the holiday than with Halloween music. Listen to "Carving Songs From Pumpkins" at https://t.co/BM3he14LSu, and think about checking out our Instagram for pictures of your hosts in costumes.

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October 27th 1966 "96 Tears" by a garage rock band from Bay City and Saginaw in Michigan, ? & the Mysterians was the #1 song in the #USA Question Mark said that the number 96 has a deep philosophical meaning for him. B-side: "Midnight Hour" Ranked #213 on the RS list 500

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It's about time we got back to some 90s jams. Electric Six, a band out of Royal Oak, has us mapping out Detroit suburbs and discussing the Spice Girls this week, along with some pre-Halloween ghost content. Listen to "Ghost of the 90s" at https://t.co/5JOkyTyTg7

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Both of the hosts of the Musical Mitten used to be band kids, and it's always fun to talk about instruments other than your standard drums and guitar. Listen to "All That (Michigan) Jazz" now https://t.co/NjZG6XKCmX

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Our favorite Musical Mitten tradition is to bring artists on to talk to them at least a few times a season. The first of these for season 3 is Pat Deneau of The City Lines. Listen to "City Limits, City Lines" at https://t.co/lpXHr5lQXP