Celebrating Influential Women in Sioux Falls History While Talking With Tasha

Talkin With Tasha – a podcast for everyone and Lou as we have a conversation about the inspiring stories of influential women in Sioux Falls history, explore the origins of the city’s first library, and celebrate Women's History Month. Discover how local women shaped the community’s legacy and get a glimpse of upcoming episodes on historic landmarks like the State Theater!!!Listen up in this episode forThe founding and legacy of Sioux Falls' St. Patrick’s Day Parade by Sylvia HenkinCivil rights trailblazer Louisa Mitchell and her community contributionsHelen McKennan’s impactful charity work and her influence on Sioux Falls’ parks and hospitalsWinona Axtell Lyon’s activism, philanthropy, and lasting community impactThe evolution from early reading rooms to the modern Sioux Falls Public LibraryInsights into the history of the first library buildingThe significance of women-led initiatives in establishing educational and cultural institutionsUpcoming episodes on the historic State Theater's centennial celebrationA little about our guest, Tasha... Once upon a time, she was the lively morning radio host in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, waking up the city with her vibrant voice. Now, she's stepped into the podcasting world, ready to sprinkle her quirky thoughts and spicy opinions on everything from buzzing news and juicy celebrity gossip to pop culture, delicious food, binge-worthy TV, and, of course, boy bands. Expect plenty of laughs and friendly debates as Tasha takes you on this delightful journey. Check out her podcast Talkin With Tasha - Podcast - Apple PodcastsW.H. Lyon Fairgrounds(https://siouxfalls.org/community-facilities/wh-lyon-fairgrounds)Sylvia Henkin Obituary (1921 - 2018) - Sioux Falls, SD - Argus LeaderSioux Falls LibraryJohannes Gutenberg and the Printing PressWomen’s Suffrage MovementState Theater Sioux FallsConnect with Local Lou: YouTube⁠⁠Patreon⁠Stay inspired by local history, celebrate women’s contributions, and keep supporting community stories. Thanks for listening and catch you next time on the Local Lou Podcast!