Lotsa Pasta

A comedic podcast where hosts engage in dark, irreverent banter about horror stories and pop culture.

["Patricia Barnes's ghost-for-hire story on 'Lotsa Pasta' keeps getting undercut by cigarette jokes, and Tanrano Trim leans into that rhythm.", "The hosts recap part one, where Patricia killed a woman for a murdered husband and then got pulled deeper into unfinished business around dead children.", "The reading jumps into Patricia's origin flashback, with Emily, William, Ronald Reagan banter, and a crash that turns the back seat into a nightmare.", "The later stretch follows Mindy/Starla, Porky, and the Stardust Motel, with bleach, insulin, and a box of cigarettes becoming Patricia's tools for the next move."]

Lotsa Pasta episode 311, "Paid by Poltergeists Part One," opens with Chuck Greenwald and Tamron Otrin trading Shakespeare lines before a ghost-for-hire story takes over.

Lotsa Pasta's "Episode Two Hundred Ninety-Eight: An Ode to Danny" opens with Ramsey's Vanderslice and the hosts treating Danny Boy as a listener whose recommendations kept shaping the show.

Lotsa Pasta opens with a long bathroom-anxiety riff that jumps from a shitting scale to a Walmart stall being walled off with caution tape.

Lotsa Pasta episode 290, “Definitely Not Afraid of Children,” centers Skutch McGee and a horror conversation built around kids, parenting mistakes, and family trauma.

Lotsa Pasta’s “A Very Merry Pastas Part Twelve” marks the show’s twelfth Christmas episode and revisits an eight-year history with roughly 200 weekly listens across major platforms.

Lotsa Pasta’s “The Vamp-Wire Part Two” resumes a cop-procedural narrative in which Ethan Davis and Roland Mackey investigate vampire ferals, a disposal pit, and police involvement.

Lotsa Pasta’s “The Vamp-Wire Part One” combines crude group banter with a reading of “So We’re About 99% Sure the New Guy in Town Is a Vampire.” Captain Death, Deputy Dewey, Punxsutawney Trill, and Lanky Lucifer discuss Sonic 3 versus Mufasa, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Borderlands, and Galaxy Gas before beginning the story.

Lotsa Pasta’s “Episode Two Hundred Seventy-Nine: Straight Outta Deepwoods Part Three” reads and critiques a chapter titled “Death of Deepwoods, PA,” in which Katie Ross enters Jameson Scott’s exhibit and confronts a supposedly dormant statue.

Lotsa Pasta’s Episode Two Hundred Seventy-Eight: Straight Outta Deepwoods Part Two combines informal discussion of comedy, filmmaking, horror, and the opening pages of Return to Deepwoods PA.

The hosts engage in a crude, improvised comedy segment about cereal mascots and offensive jokes.

The hosts engage in chaotic, humorous banter about pizza and inappropriate jokes after technical issues derail their horror storytelling episode.

A comedic skit where characters argue about the political affiliations of bottled water brands.

The host returns after a trip to Halloween Horror Nights, catching up with listeners and discussing the experience before diving into horror stories.