In this episode, I chat with Chef April Johnson about all the good stuff: food (obviously), her journey as a chef, what it’s like to compete, opening a restaurant, and whether she’d ever jump into the world of reality cooking shows.

In this episode, Trey and I break down Season 1, Episode 5 of Lost, but, as usual, we take a few (okay, a lot of) detours. We also discuss teeth, Glee, the new Pope, Diddy, The Last of Us, The Handmaid’s Tale, Hacks, and even loose meat sandwiches!

Talkin’ With Tasha Turns 2!
Thank you for tuning in and supporting the show for the past two years!!

In this anniversary episode, I’m chatting about what’s been on my TV screen lately, including You, The Handmaid’s Tale, and The Amazing Race. I also finished my first graphic audiobook, Fourth Wing. I know some of you are big fans!

Then, I’m joined by Dr. Payton Birkel, chiropractor and owner of Resilience Chiropractic & Rehab in Sioux Falls, SD.

Thanks again for being part of this journey!

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 is a blend of TV talk, pop culture hot takes, and personal stories!

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 long! Visit the Siouxland Libraries website for more details. P.S. I’m moderating the author talk with Lou Raguse on April 24! Register here. P.S.S. We also discuss some trending TV and a smattering of other topics.

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 long! Visit the Siouxland Libraries website for more details. P.S. I’m moderating the author talk with Lou Raguse. Register here.

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 for women quickly grew into something much bigger. It shaped the community in ways few could have imagined. Listen as we uncover the impact of these trailblazing women and their lasting legacy!

In this episode, Trey and I rewatch and recap episode 3 of ‘Lost’-Tabula Rasa. We also talk about newer TV shows we’ve been watching (or not watching) like ‘White Lotus,’ ‘Severance,’ ‘Yellowjackets,’ and ‘Paradise.’ We discuss noteworthy moments from the Grammys, including Benson Boone’s jumpsuit. As well as Trey’s celebrity encounters! This time it’s Marlee Matlin. This episode has it all: a blend of entertainment, pop culture critiques, and personal narratives.

In this episode, Lenn Patterson George, President, and Immanuel Bassey, Vice President of Finance and Economic Development, shed light on the mission and initiatives of the South Dakota Black Chamber of Commerce. We discuss the Chamber’s dedication to empowering minority-owned businesses through financial literacy, improved access to capital, and addressing market disparities. And, of course, a few pop culture tidbits on TV, movies, books, and music.

In this episode, Trey and I chat about the second half of the Lost pilot. But, ya know, we like to chat, so you’ll also get our takes on the Oscar nominations, Hadestown, Matchbox Twenty, and Trey name drops Judith Light. It’s a great story. It’s towards the end. It’s worth listening until the end! I promise.

Trey and I definitely understand that these episodes may be hard to listen to in the wake of such a terrible tragedy at the end of January.

A trigger warning for this episode: we will be talking a lot about fictional plane crashes and their wreckages. Our hearts are with the families and friends that lost loved ones in Washington DC and Philadelphia at the end on January. We understand if you need to skip this episode. We hope you’ll join us in the future.