Category: true crime
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Episode 67 – Lostcast – The Moth
In this episode, Trey and I dive into Lost S1E7: The Moth! This episode includes discussions about Charlie’s withdrawals, Locke’s metaphors, and why Kate’s hair is the real villain. Along the way, we will also discuss respectful foot fetishes, shady morticians, and vintage game show tangents. What more could you want?
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Episode 66 – Lostcast – House of the Rising Sun
In this episode, Trey and I dive into Lost Season 1, Episode 6 — “House of the Rising Sun.” This one’s coming to you a day late, lightly edited, and featuring what might be my most unhinged intro and outro to date. Late-night recording was a choice. I’m honestly not sure what I said. Buckle up and enjoy the…
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Episode 62 – Lostcast ‘Walkabout’
In this episode, Trey and I dive back into Lost with a rewatch and recap of Episode 4: Walkabout. But as always, we take a few detours—into yoga, Zumba, whether or not you should wash your legs, lotion habits, jury duty, and even Lady Gaga. Yes, all that while talking about Lost. It’s a wild blend of TV talk, pop culture hot…
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Episode 61 – Vanished in Vermillion with Local Lou Part 2
In this episode, Local Lou and I conclude our discussion about Vanished in Vermillion, the gripping true crime book selected as this year’s One Book Siouxland by the Siouxland Libraries. Join us as we discuss the story, its impact, and why this story and this book is sparking conversations across the community! Don’t miss special events happening all month…
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Episode 60 – Vanished in Vermillion with Local Lou Part 1
In this episode, Local Lou and I dive into Vanished in Vermillion, the gripping true crime book selected as this year’s One Book Siouxland pick by the Siouxland Libraries. Join us as we discuss the story, its impact, and why this story and this book is sparking conversations across the community! Don’t miss special events happening all month…
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Episode 59 – Women’s History Month with Local Lou – Woman’s Alliance
In this episode, I’m joined by our favorite local historian and podcasting extraordinaire, Local Lou! Since March is Women’s History Month, we’re diving into the fascinating story of the Woman’s Alliance in Sioux Falls, founded in 1911 by Edith Keller, Lily Bridge, and Anna M. Eddie. What started as a movement to establish public restrooms…
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Episode 54 – Lostcast Pilot Pt. 1
New Year, New Twist on Talkin’ With Tasha! This year, I’m mixing things up a bit! Alongside the usual Talkin’ With Tasha programming, I’m sprinkling in episodes called, Talkin’ With Tasha + Trey: Lostcast. Trey (he/him/his) and I are college friends with two shared passions—talking and the TV show Lost. We’ll dive into all things Lost, from theories to favorite moments,…
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Episode 50 – Spooky Season Collab with Local Lou
In this episode, we’re celebrating spooky season with a couple local haunting stories courtesy of Local Lou! I hope you’re ready for a fun conversation about death, trauma, grief, hauntings, and Casper! Ya know, like ya do. We also chat about ‘The Substance’ and online dating. Definitely fitting for spooky season.
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Episode 48 – Q&A with Dr. Jennifer Redmond
In this episode, we learn what a phytoestrogen is! Super exciting, right? We talk about Hormones Gone Wild being out in the wild! We also chat about menstruation, hormone replacement, vaginal estrogen, testosterone, and so much more! And, of course, I tell you about a few things I’m watching and reading!
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Episode 41 – Hitting the Bullseye with Leslie from Dart Boutique
In this episode, I chat with Leslie from Dart Boutique, one of the places you can get a #TalkinWithTasha sticker! I learn the story behind the name Dart, her career as a children’s entertainer, her time living in Nashville, and being ‘influencers’ (sort of.) I also give a brief rundown of Sioux Falls Pride, cult…
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Episode 37 – Endometriosis and Women’s Health Part 2
The conclusion of my conversation with Nurse Practitioner, Jennifer Redmond. In this second half we chat about mental health, vaginal estrogen, periods, sexy time stuff, and why we hide our underwear when we go to the doctor! Caution: You may hear words like vagina, fallopian tubes, menstruation, and period! In addition, I give my two…
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Episode 34 – Local Lou Part Two – The Kaufman House Mystery
In this episode, Local Lou is back for Part Two! This time we’re talking about The Kaufman House Mystery. Rich family + dead servant girl = Uh Oh! We also, somehow get on the topics of Roseanne, Saltburn, Dicks: The Musical, Cyrus Family Drama, and Teen Mom. Wait, you guys, can you believe NSYNC reunited…
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Episode 33 – Talkin about the Peace Corps with my long time friend, Eric!
In this episode, one of my high school friends and I discuss his time in Costa Rica as part of the Peace Corps! We chat about the culture, the food, the weather, but most importantly, staying away from scary sloths! I also let you know about a book I just finished and a couple new…
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Episode 32 – Publications and Pop Culture
In this episode, I am joined by Alana Snyder from 605 Magazine. We talk a bit about what it’s like running a magazine, but mostly about literally everything else. This episode has everything: true crime, cults, Dr. Phil, Below Deck, Justin vs. Britney, VHS tapes, Saltburn, Millennial fashion, and, of course, Scott Peterson.
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Episode 30 – Talkin Pizza, Burgers, and Murals with Jon Oppold
In this episode, I chat with Jon from Sunny’s Pizzeria about pizza, burgers, and what I gotta do to get on his mural! I also go on a tangent about Natalia Grace and Gypsy Rose because of course I did. Plus, an Emmys recap, the new Mean Girls, the return of SVU, and what is…
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Episode 28 – Happy New Year!
Starting off 2024 solo! In this episode, I recap a bunch of stuff I watched over the Holiday break. Including, Saltburn. Oh ya, we gotta talk about it! The movie that launched a million memes.
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Episode 27 – The Hanging of an Innocent Man with Local Lou
In this episode, I am joined by Local Lou from Local Lou Podcast. She is a fellow Sioux Fallsian and on her podcast she dives into historical markers in the area. Today we are leaning into the true crime aspect of history and discussing the hanging of Thomas Egan. It is a bananas real-life story,…
