When the Levee Broke: Streeter's Musical Watershed

<p>Streeter Johnson is a creative force of nature. The pioneer of legendary ghetto tech band Mormon Livers Are Expensive, the founder of cultural megalith The COT, and now the driving force of relaxtronica band Fresh Prints. But on his journey Streeter had to find his own way through the culturally fallow fields of South West Idaho, cultivating a grab bag of cultural seeds along the way to sow the garden that would reap his musical blossoming. Poetic, huh? Well, you think that's good, you should listen to the interview. 90's music revisited, putting kids to bed, and grabbing a beer with Neil Young. And the fizzling of white supremacy, maybe. Be easy.</p> --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app">https://anchor.fm/app</a>