Aftercast: Full Interview with Tasha Layton: September 1, 2023

Wally Show Podcast

Hope Media Group

Comedy, Personal Journals, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 1 September 2023

⏱️ 24 minutes

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We have Tasha Layton in the studio to talk about what it was like to work with popular acts like Kety Perry and how God can use you in any situation. If you'd like to see this podcast in video form, text TASHA to 91979 and we'll send you a link!

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0:00.0	One day in my life, there was no Tasha, and then the next day there's Tasha and I can't
0:07.0	live without her.
0:08.0	Oh, that's so sweet.
0:09.0	Well, you're amazing.
0:10.0	You're amazing.
0:11.0	I'm telling you, man, is amazing and stuff, and so, like, I didn't know the whole story
0:16.0	of your career.
0:17.0	Like, you had been on American Idol the same season as Tori Kelly and, uh, Dagle, right?
0:23.3	Yeah.
0:24.3	And then that's a pretty big group of talented women.
0:27.1	Yeah.
0:28.1	You guys, friends, because you came from, like, religious backgrounds, or were you
0:32.1	frenemies?
0:33.1	Well, I think, oh, no, not frenemies at all.
0:35.7	Okay.
0:36.7	Never frenemies.
0:37.7	I, that whole week, I think, all the Christians sort of, you know, found each other.
0:43.0	Yeah.
0:44.0	Yeah.
0:45.0	And I'm setting like that, you know?
0:46.0	Yeah, because I've always wondered about that.
0:47.0	Like, with American Idol, it's one of those things that, like, a lot of Christian kids,
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