Talking with Amanda & Tash

Talking with Amanda & Tash

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Talking with Amanda & Tash episodes

  • Episode 25 - Parted, Pregnant and Persisting

    Tash and Amanda are BACK after a totally planned 5 month break, with season 2. Yes, that's what we're calling it. A LOT has changed, but the format hasn't. One of us is pregnant, one of us has bought a house. We discuss how we deal with change, being addicted to change and what's been going on since we last spoke.

    41 min
  • Episode 22 - Awkwardly Apart

    This week Tash and Amanda record in isolation, recapping their first week on separate lockdown. The topic of the week investigates the depths of both of their awkwardness and discuss what makes people act and feel awkward. The memes from COVID-19 have also had them entertained while social distancing.

    36 min
  • Episode 20 - Adventures, Armageddon and Appropriation

    This week Amanda and Tash have just had a big day out. Amanda freaks Tash out with some truths about the impending end of the world with the seemingly endless stream of world issues from climate change to Covid-19. They also discuss how different brands have jumped on the International Women's Day bandwagon.

    37 min
  • Episode 19 - Self aware, sober and saving money

    Tash and Amanda are back for the first episode of 2020! They talk about what they've been up to over the past two months, their new year new me resolutions and whether Corona Virus is mass hysteria or if we should be getting the doomsday bunker prepped.

    40 min
  • Episode 16 - Pills, Porn and Problematic Rappers

    Warning: This week's episode is a bit explicit as the ladies talk about porn and the effect it has on relationships, kids and the industry in general. Amanda thinks Tash's adult fail is boring and challenges her to be more juvenile and they discuss rappers TI and Kanye.

    40 min

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Think there are enough podcasts out there already? Wrong. There’s at least one more needed and it’s ours.We talk being in our thirties and not having our stuff together, our expectations of our lives…