Midwest Mixtape

Rooted in nostalgia and a deep love for music, Midwest Mixtape Podcast celebrates the songs that shape us. Inspired by childhood memories of homemade mixtapes, classic records, and family influence, the show dives into the artists and tracks that define generations. More than just a podcast, it’s a love letter to the sounds that tell our stories.



On this episode of the Midwest Mixtape Podcast, Monique Powell—better known as Mo from the legendary ska-punk band Save Ferris—joins The Mox from the Midwest Mixtape Podcast for an incredible conversation that dives deep into her journey, challenges, and triumphs in the music industry. From battling Zoom issues and wrangling kittens to a massive spring tour and music video shoot, Mo shares it all with her signature authenticity and humor.



The Midwest Mixtape Podcast sits down with Paul and Zach of Smash Mouth to talk about their upcoming St. Louis show on May 9th at the Pig and Whiskey Festival, where they’ll be performing alongside Blind Melon! The band spills details about their highly anticipated new album, “Mercury Comet,” set to drop this summer. They also discuss the resurgence of 90s music, their cross-generational appeal, and some of their favorite cover songs to perform—yes, including their fresh take on The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights.” Plus, they dive into their special connection to the St. Louis area, especially 105.7 The Point, and share memories of classic venues like Mississippi Nights. Don’t miss out on this fun and nostalgic conversation, and be sure to catch Smash Mouth in St. Louis on May 9th!



On the Midwest Mixtape Podcast, Dan Marsala reflects on those early days—playing at local venues, hustling to get noticed, and the unwavering support of the St. Louis music community. He also shares insight into the band’s evolution, the process of making new music, and how their hometown continues to inspire their sound. For fans of Story of the Year and the St. Louis music scene alike, this episode is a must-listen. It’s a celebration of where the band came from, where they’re headed, and the city that has always stood behind them. Catch Dan Marsala’s episode of Midwest Mixtape Podcast now, and experience a piece of St. Louis rock history.



With Sweet kicking off a new era for Mayday Parade, their legacy remains stronger than ever. As they continue to push the boundaries of their sound, their connection with fans only deepens, proving that two decades in, the excitement surrounding the band is far from fading.



Legendary rock band TESLA has dropped a special edition All About Love EP on limited collector’s 12” vinyl, featuring electric, acoustic, and live versions of their latest single! Produced by Brian Wheat and Frank Hannon, this release showcases the band’s signature versatility, including a classically inspired solo track, From The Heart, and a live performance recorded in Las Vegas blending All About Love with the James Gang’s Walk Away.



Get an exclusive look into Doobie’s creative process, his journey from underground talent to mainstream recognition, and the inspiration behind his genre-blending music. Whether you’re a die-hard music fan, always on the hunt for fresh sounds, or simply enjoy candid conversations with today’s most exciting artists, this episode has something for you.



Join Allen Smith of Park Hills Underground Radio in conjunction with the Midwest Mixtape Podcast as chats with Adam Kury (Candlebox) and Kevin Haaland (Skillet) of Sons of Silver to discuss their meteoric rise, creative process, and what’s next for the band.



Wakefield, featuring Jaycen Wakefield and Kodi Hood, joins the Midwest Mixtape Podcast live from The Barn! Watch their incredible performances of Bush’s classic Glycerine and their new single Deep Blue. Hosts Chad Winch and Mike McClanahan dive into Wakefield’s music journey, creative process, and future plans. Don’t miss this exclusive session!



oin us for an unforgettable episode featuring Scott Holt of legendary rockers Foghat! Scott dives deep into his remarkable career, from sharing stages with icons like Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton, and Carlos Santana, to Foghat’s timeless classic “Slow Ride” appearing in Dazed and Confused and Top Gun: Maverick.