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Latasha Wirtz
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- The Chatterbox Redux Podcast
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- Apr 4, 2026
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- 1842
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Summary
In this edition of the Chatterbox Redux Podcast, Sue & Nick are joined by the hugely talented Christian Singer-Songwriter Latasha Wirtz. Latasha totally won us over with her fantastic and up-lifting song Rise Up!, which she recorded with The Badlands. In this interview, Latasha talks about her faith, her life and her music and she is a very special person indeed. According to Google AI, Latasha Wirtz is a Christian singer, songwriter, and recording artist known for faith-based, gospel, and country-gospel music , with songs like "Rise Up," "In This Small Town," and multiple collaborations with The Badlands Band . Based in Montana, she focuses on themes of hope and faith, creating music inspired by her journey and pastoral roots. Key details about Latasha Wirtz: Musical Style: Christian, Gospel, and Country Gospel. Key Songs/Collaborations: "Rise Up," "In This Small Town," "Helping Hands," "Christ the Cornerstone," and "Favorite Miracle," often featured with The Badlands Band. Background & Ministry: Originally from Sevierville, Tennessee, she currently serves in Montana, balancing her music with community service, including acting as a Children's Leader with Bible Study Fellowship (BSF). Projects: She is involved in community efforts like Dolly Parton's Imagination Library and serves in local school PTA roles. Media Recognition: Featured in The Independent Music Show Magazine in 2026. Latasha Wirtz often shares her music and testimony via social media, highlighting her work with the Badlands and local church choirs.