Lauren Trager
DTF St. Louis: The Unofficial Aftershow
DTF St. Louis: The Unofficial Aftershow is an 8-episode companion series to HBO's dark comedy that explores the plot, themes and deeper meanings of the show through in-depth analysis and conversation. Guests include the show’s creator and writer, Steven Conrad, a former St. Louis police detective, a sex therapist and more.
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Episodes
No One's Normal: HBO's DTF St. Louis Says Goodbye 13.04.2026 49:49
In the DTF St. Louis finale recap episode of DTF St. Louis: The Unofficial After Show, we break down the HBO limited series' ending and why the series finale is so controversial. We discuss the biggest finale reveals, the shifting perspectives on Floyd, Clark, Carol, and Richard, and a tense, awkward turning-point scene that pushes the show’s them...
The Denny's Plan, American Sign Language, and a Real TV Weatherman 06.04.2026 58:56
It’s the penultimate episode of DTF St. Louis: The Unofficial Aftershow—your DTF St. Louis Episode 6 recap—as HBO’s DTF St. Louis goes from awkward to ominous fast: Floyd hits a low so raw he says he feels invisible, Carol’s reconnect attempt crashes and burns, and Clark’s well-intentioned help spirals into an ill-fated Denny’s Pla...
Amphezyne and a Doctor talks Peyronie's Disease 30.03.2026 36:07
HBO’s DTF St. Louis Episode 6 “Amphezine” is a jaw-dropper: wild opening montage, sharper laughs, and twists in the “who killed Floyd?” mystery. Investigative Reporter Lauren Trager and film and TV critic Elliott Collins break down and recap every aspect of the episode. For example: detectives Homer and Plumb finally bonding like true buddy cops, ch...
Missouri Mutual Life Insurance and a former St. Louis Detective 23.03.2026 46:37
DTF St. Louis is back and we’re following the money aka the life insurance. Episode 4 is a wild ride: surprise bangers (Thunderboys!), a wine-trail bromance that’s maybe more than a bromance, and an ending that drops like a clap of thunder. As suspects multiply, Carol’s money stress gets real, Richard’s volatility raises fresh questions, and “Modern Love&rd...
Go-Getter, Purina "National" and Why Hollywood Skips St. Louis 16.03.2026 46:08
We’re back for a lively breakdown of DTF St. Louis Episode 3, as investigative reporter Lauren Trager and film critic Elliott Collins dig into the show’s latest twists—Carol’s motives, a mysterious key, awkward-funny intimacy, and the emotional fallout of Floyd’s death. Plus, we’re discussing St. Louis authenticity (and what’s not so-spot-on),...
"Snag It" and a Sex and Marriage Therapist 09.03.2026 41:47
We dive into episode two, “Snag it,” unpacking Floyd’s irresistible charm, Carol’s murky motives, and Clark’s unraveling public-turned-private life. Hosts Lauren Trager and critic Elliott Collins dissect everything from dance-floor joy and marriage fractures to St. Louis’ very real underground sex scene. With a candid sex and relationships expert weighing in, we...
Cornhole and Show Creator Steven Conrad 02.03.2026 31:34
How does Cornhole lead to murder? On this episode, we not only break down all the interesting components of the first episode of the highly-anticipated series, but we are talking with show's creator, writer, producer and director Steven Conrad. Steven walks us through his creative vision for deliberately setting the show in the St. Louis-area to subvert audience expectations, revealing the c...
Where the F Stands for Facts 26.02.2026 21:38
A love triangle. A mysterious death. A shot or two of the St. Louis Arch? Welcome to DTF St. Louis, the Unofficial Aftershow. Lauren Trager of First Alert 4 and Elliott Collins of the Movie Files introduce you to this show, a companion-style podcast that will dig into much deeper topics. Check out the sneak peek of our interview with the HBO show’s creator, writer, producer and director Stev...
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