Kris Kitko: Accidental Activist
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Kris Kitko, a singer/songwriter who lives in Bismarck, is worried about the societal and environmental effects of the oil boom. Kitko describes herself as an accidental activist who writes songs about the negative effects of the oil boom. "I write about whatever moves me," she says. "I felt very moved by ... what I heard people were going through." In this interview, Kitko sings "Frack That Oil" and "The EPA Hates Babies."
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This episode was published on October 30, 2012.
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