Why Econoline Crush Said Yes to TeleMiracle – A Conversation with Frontman Trevor Hurst

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TeleMiracle starts this Saturday in support of the Kinsmen Foundation, which provides specialized mobility and medical equipment to people across Saskatchewan, as well as help with travel costs for specialized medical care. This year’s event features a performance by platinum-selling Canadian band Econoline Crush, who are also releasing a brand-new album tomorrow. David is joined by Trevor Hurst, lead singer of Econoline Crush.
26 Feb 10AM English Canada News Commentary

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