"What's your podcast about?" is the most common question Maddy gets about her podcast. However, she never really has an answer. The pod started out as a way to remember her senior year of college and slowly realized it is a fun way to achieve something she's passionate about: giving people a platform to speak. Maddy loves getting the chance to talk with her friends, family, colleagues and more about wide ranges of topics - including life experiences, crazy stories, passions and endeavors, and just the randomness of life! Listen now! (& DM @themaddymillershow on IG if you want to be featured!)
The episode really speaks for itself, but in short, Maddy explains why she's taking a creative break from the podcast for now. It's not a goodbye, it's a see you later (maybe a different way?! we'll see!).
Thank you to every person who has ever listened to the pod, given their time as a guest or spoken in some form about it to Maddy or to someone else. Our world needs people to encourage each other - it's how we move forward and make content that really matters. If you are reading this, I dare you to share with someone this week that you think something they're doing is cool!
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On the eighth episode of her mini series, Maddy walks you through her humble podcast beginnings (here's Mad Chats if you ever have a spare couple minutes) and gives an update on her own housing crisis, including the announcement that she will in fact not be homeless. Happy listening!
For context, this episode was recorded on April 13, 2023.
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This episode actually came to be due to a somewhat failed skills assessment for a job. Maddy has loved WonderKind since she discovered them on TikTok and on the podcast she interviews their CEO Elle De Freitas. Elle shares her career journey from social work, to randomly creating networking events to now owning a huge design, marketing and content agency specializing in wellness food and beverage brands based out of Austin, TX. Elle tells Maddy what it's like employing almost exclusively Gen-Z women, how the pandemic helped WonderKind get on its feet and what her experience as CEO has taught her. Happy listening!
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From intern to now podcast collaborator, Maddy sits down with Josh Robb and Austin Wilson, hosts of The Invested Dads podcast, to interview them about their career paths. This episode focuses on Austin Wilson, Research Analyst at Hixon Zuercher Capital Management. Austin shares his journey to the University of Findlay, his years with Cooper Tire and how right now might be one of the hardest seasons of his job because of the economy. Plus, Maddy learns how to use Bloomberg if she ever wanted to. This episode is packed with good stuff, so happy listening!
Listen to Pt. 1 w/ Josh Robb here!
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From intern to now podcast collaborator, Maddy sits down with Josh Robb and Austin Wilson, hosts of The Invested Dads podcast, to interview them about their career paths. This episode focuses on Josh Robb, Director of Wealth Management at Hixon Zuercher Capital Management. Josh tells Maddy about his college days at Huntington University, his first job out of college and how that job impacted his love for helping people with their finances. All of this and much more on this podcast collab, happy listening!
Listen to Pt. 2 w/ Austin Wilson here!
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Kimberly Phinney, NSHSS Claes Nobel Educator of the Year 2022, joins Maddy on the podcast to talk about her journey through a health crisis that led to an even stronger passion for education. Kimberly shares about her writing and community that she created called The Way Back to Ourselves, along with her best career advice for educators around the world. Happy listening!
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On this POV episode, Maddy goes through a random list of items she wanted to talk about, including an update on the "unfortunate things to happen to me" list, an inspirational quote by Cole Sprouse, her new found love of three SNL writers, an update on the half marathon training, and what moving is looking like. Oh and also an idea she had that is not coming to fruition because it's just "too much right now". Happy listening!
For context, this episode was recorded on March 8, 2023.
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In the spirit of continuing on the mini series, Maddy reflects on 2022 and shares what's coming next for her, including her 2023 goals. Happy listening!
For context, this episode was recorded on January 16, 2023.
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This episode is a crossover between two podcasts and a few high school friends. Clay and Andy, hosts of CoyoteCast, join Maddy as a bit of a reunion. Clay shows his typewriter, Andy shows his model trains and the three chat about whether they think a college degree is worth it and about the podcast industry. It's a random and fun collaboration, so happy listening!
Fun fact: Maddy was on an episode of CoyoteCast a couple years ago, check it out here!
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Season 5 starting off strong with Shirah Benarde, the young CEO and co-founder of NightCap, a drink-spiking-prevention products company that has been featured on Shark Tank and so many other places. Shirah shares her journey, including dropping out of college, co-founding NightCap with her brother, striking one of the fastest deals in Shark Tank history with shark Lori Greiner and so much more. Happy Listening!!
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On the finale of season 4, Maddy sits on her couch to reflect on things in her life. Maddy gives an update on her "unfortunate things to happen to me" list, talks about the pros and cons of her job and the future of this podcast. She recounts her frustrations with growing her audience and burnout from social media, along with a sweet text she received from her mom about the podcast.
For context, this episode was recorded on November 20, 2022.
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As an entertainment lover, Maddy could talk about social media and influencers for days. On this episode, Maddy breaks down / rambles about how she balances having a love/hate relationship with influencer culture and media overall. It may just be one person's thoughts, but Maddy hopes that her opinions on this topic will allow you to think more about your relationship with the world of entertainment and be able to reflect on what you choose to be influenced by.
For context, this episode was recorded on July 12, 2022.
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If you are looking for an inspiring story about starting your own business, this episode is for you. Jennifer Maxson is the current president of her self-named company, Jennifer Maxson & Associates. Jennifer and Maddy sit down and chat about the creation of her own business, all of her certifications, and what being an ATHENA Award recipient means. Jennifer Maxson & Associates just turned 5 years old and this episode is packed full of so much good advice, including what Jennifer has learned, how navigating a business through a pandemic challenged her leadership and what it means to empower other leaders. Happy listening!
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This week, Maddy interviews Dr. Lindsay Chervinsky, an expert in presidential history. Lindsay shares her story of how she was all set to go to law school and a single application question that she couldn't answer made her realize her passions lie elsewhere. Today, Lindsay speaks and writes regularly, appearing often on live television such as CNN or ABC News, being featured in articles for The New York Times, writing her monthly column in Washington Monthly, and being interviewed on numerous podcasts. On this episode, Lindsay shares her story, an inside look into writing her book, a bit about her dog John Quincy Dog Adams, and how she, a presidential expert, reacted to the musical Hamilton. Happy listening!
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Creating a small business can be challenging, but this story demonstrates that hard work pays off. With over 16k followers on Instagram, Lauren Macke, founder and creator of Home Theology, shares the story of the creation of her own home design business. Maddy asks Lauren where she draws inspiration from, what collaborating with her mom was like and how it felt to see her work in print in the magazine Good Housekeeping. Plus Lauren shares some great advice for decorating your home on a budget and advice on starting your own business adventure. Happy Listening!
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The third episode of the mini series starts off... interestingly. Maddy shares some random unfortunate things that have been happening to her on her walk to and from (in other news...) HER NEW JOB! Maddy shares about her new job she started at the beginning of June 2022 and a fun story of an almost-job with a pretty reputable company.
For context, this episode was recorded on July 12, 2022.
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A side project that becomes a full-time job is a dream for a lot of people, which makes this week's episode a special one. Maddy hops on zoom for a conversation with Conor Sweetman, founder and editor-in-chief of Ekstasis Magazine. The magazine started as a side-project for many years, until it got noticed and acquired by Christianity Today, a hallmark of Christian media. Conor shares his story, which is jam packed with stories on how he grew his love for art, what Ekstasis can mean for everyone, a cool story about the Mona Lisa, and so much more. Happy listening!
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Toran Scott is the lead pastor at The Local Church but before that, he had many other adventures in ministry that made him who he is today. On this week's episode, Maddy sits down to ask questions about Toran's life, how he got started in ministry, the ups and downs and about how God called him to plant a church. Happy listening!
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We're back with another mini-series episode! MM talks about her job search after deciding to quit grad school and let's just say... it wasn't what she thought it was going to be.
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This is the first episode of the brand new mini-series: Maddy's POV! In this episode, MM shares about her early career aspirations, college life and her decision to quit grad school.
If you're on Tik Tok, odds are you've probably seen a video of this girl with deadpan humor redesigning logos for famous brands. On this episode, Maddy interviews Emily Zugay, a social media content creator with over 3 million followers. Emily shares about what she was doing before she started Tik Tok, some of here favorite parts about the industry and some advice for dealing with the pressures of social media. Happy listening!
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Maddy's dad is the only person in her family that hasn't been featured on the pod yet... so here's his shining moment! Maddy interviews her dad to talk about his first career as a dentist and then the transition to his new career, being a life coach. Scott shares what he learned from being a dentist, why it's important to find purpose in one's career and so much more. Happy listening!
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It's the season 3 FINALE of The Maddy Miller Show! On this episode, Maddy interviews Aaron Craft, a former professional basketball player. The two talk about how Aaron got started playing basketball, his time at The Ohio State University, his professional career and his life outside of basketball. At the end, Aaron shares his best advice for people wanting to pursue their dreams. It's an episode you won't want to miss, listen now!
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Maddy was graciously welcomed in to the 711 house when she moved to Grand Rapids, so it seems only fitting that she would have them on the pod! In this episode, Maddy sits down with her roommates Lauren Curtis, Kassidy Connors, Hannah Roberts and Kara Koenig for a fun conversation about first impressions and concerts. The episode ends with a fun game of "2 Truths & a Lie: Artists/Band Edition". Listen in!!
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Barstool Sports is a top competitor in the podcast industry, so as an avid podcast fan, Maddy just had to hear what it is like to work there! Maddy brings on her friend from high school, Rachel Beeman, to discuss what her job at Barstool Sports in New York City look like. The two chat about her adorable dog Yogi, what it's like working for Erika Nardini (Barstool's CEO), and her future career aspirations. Listen in!!
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Maddy's family members are not only tMMs' biggest supporters, but also frequent guests! Maddy is joined on the pod this week by her brother and sister-in-law, Zach and Al Miller! The two are the founding pastors at Starting Line Church. On this episode, they discuss Starting Line's story and culture, along with a popular podcast called The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill. This podcast is a story about a toxic church culture and the three share about what they learned, why storytelling is important and how the podcast made an impact on Zach and Al as church planters. It's a great episode, you'll want to listen!
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Life-long friends seem to be a theme this season. Maddy sits down with Noah and Taylor Stratton to talk about their first couple months of marriage, being puppy parents and the two compete in an epic showdown of "who knows each other better plus a little bit of random Christmas trivia". Merry Christmas & listen to this episode because it is very fun! (We also learn that Maddy needs to sharpen her game show host skills)
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Maddy discovering zoom for her podcast had many benefits - including that her most recent guest was 2,355 miles away when they recorded. Megan Christner and Maddy have been friends since 2015 when they met at Echo Ranch Bible Camp. They talk about their friendship, how they want to get the 2018 ERBC counselor crew back together, Megan's favorite part about Alaska and how the midwest is strange. It's a good one - listen now!
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The collab literally everyone has been waiting for. Maddy is joined by a fellow podcast host, Monica Touby. The two hopped on zoom to chat about influencers/social media stars, this year's met gala controversy, how much they love Natalie Mariduena and whether or not social media is good for our society. It gets REAL (so listen in)!
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To add to the list of Maddy's life long friends, on the podcast this week is Jackson Ridge! Maddy and Jackson talk about their friendship, how life is going, and their love-hate relationship with the TV show RIVERDALE. They discuss the show's recent decline in favor, the strangest parts of the show and if there is hope for season 6. You're gonna want to listen!
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Introducing... Maddy's first zoom interview! (I guess we could say this was the one good thing that came from the pandemic) Maddy is joined by her lifelong friend Sydni to catch up on life, including discussing grad school, why iPads are important, the exclusiveness of January 4th and their favorite podcasts. L I S T E N N O W !
→ Here are the podcasts mentioned in the episode: Chicks in the Office, 4D with Demi Lovato, The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill, Serial, Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
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tMMS is back for its third season & everyone is pumped for it (don't ask for sources on that). Maddy records an episode with her two close friends, Eli and Taylor. With margaritas in hand, they discuss living with their parents, the perfect nap, adulting moments and how Taylor ended up in a facebook group about air frying. You're gonna want to listen!
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Maddy is back to talk through her 20th episode and her season 2 finale! For this season finale, she goes through 10 things she learned in college. As a recent graduate from Taylor University, Maddy talks through a few of the most important things she learned in the last four years. She mentions her various jobs, how often she thinks college students should go home on the weekends, why older doesn't mean wiser and how you can never go wrong with comfy clothes. All of this & SO MUCH MORE on the season 2 finale of the Maddy Miller Show!
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This is the second episode in the two part series (listen to part 1 here!). Maddy brings on 5 of her closest college friends, Melinda Bontrager, Grace Lehman, Liz Naatz, Aubrey Hamilton, and Taylor Barry to answer the same questions that appeared in S2E8. The group discusses guy fashion, fish boy pictures on Instagram, quiet versus outgoing, and much more. The group also shares some "bullet points" of their perfect guy. Listen now to this week's episode of tMMs! ★
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On the first episode of a two part series, Maddy is joined by her three friends, Luke Bennett, Zach Zander and Cole Guillaume. Maddy asks the guys questions about girls and they discuss stuff like how important fashion is (...including thoughts on biker shorts), what's good texting protocol, how to make a date less awkward and much more. The three then share if they have a type or a not. All of this & more on this week's episode of tMMs! (& make sure to listen to S2E9's episode, Questions for the Girls, to hear a group of girls answer the exact same questions!)
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Welcome back to tMMs! This week, Maddy got to bring on two really influential people in her life, Jeff Aupperle and Taylor Treece. Jeff is the director of the calling and career office at Taylor University and Taylor is finishing her masters in the higher education program. The three sit down for a good conversation on all things higher education, including them sharing their journey towards being involved, issues that need addressed, and advice for Maddy as she starts her journey towards a masters in higher education.
Maddy ends the episode by recommending five random things (including the Hamilton Soundtrack, Jade Leaf Matcha Latte, and Paint by Numbers). Listen now & follow @themaddymillershow the instagram!
On this week's episode of tMMs, Maddy brings on her two friends, Rebecca Wright and Chloe Schaufelberger to talk about Taylor University and all of its crazy, fun and weird traditions. The three discuss traditions such as airband, 4 pm on Olson beach, left sock tournament and the trifecta. They also share how at Taylor, coffee shops and Wendy's are the equivalent to bars at other schools and what makes Taylor University unique and special. Maddy then shares a recommendation of Demi Lovato's new docuseries, Dancing With The Devil. If you click here, you'll find the live premier, all four episodes, a panel discussion, and a trailer. & if you aren't already, follow tMMs on IG (@themaddymillershow)!
What was happening one year ago? The pandemic was a new concept & it was messing a lot of stuff up. Listen in to hear Maddy bring on her sister, Emily, and brother-in-law, Christian, to talk about how one year ago they got married on a random Tuesday and what they've learned since. They discuss the wedding day, hard stuff about marriage and if they recommend a short engagement. They also share about the future of their family and their anticipation for baby Davis in July 2021!
At the end, listen in to hear Maddy discuss cancel culture & the 63rd annual Grammy Awards. Follow @themaddymillershow on IG & leave a review on Apple podcasts!
Lots of laughter featured on this weeks episode of tMMs! Maddy invites on three of her old colleagues, Jack Kersey, Liam Brettenny, and Jared Hagan, to share about their creative sides. As a videographer, designer, and photographer, the three bring a lot of insight into mistakes they've made in the business, what's most annoying about their jobs, a project they're most proud of and what their dream job is. They also share about a recent marketing endeavor called Birrama Creative (check them out!).
The show is wrapped with Maddy sharing some of her favorite women in history for Women's History Month! (also... there may or may not be some bloopers at the very end.) & if you haven't already, follow @themaddymillershow on Instagram!!
On this episode of tMMs, Maddy brings her friend Leah Selk on the show to talk about the importance of shopping at small businesses. The two dive into how to support small businesses, why that's especially important right now, and Leah shares some of her favorite small businesses. (She also talks about how she wants to be the president of the United States someday... so vote Leah Selk in 2034!!).
Maddy ends the show talking about the AND Campaign's new video on the Equality Act and the Fairness For All Act. Educate yourself on these acts, learn how to support the Fairness For All act, and check out andcampign.org for more ways to civically engage. & if you haven't already, follow @themaddymillershow on Instagram!!
Host Maddy Miller is joined by her two friends, Max Urban and Emmanuel Terrell, on this episode of tMMs. Since they couldn't decide on a good topic, Maddy went to Instagram for help on good "this vs that" questions. The three go through series of these kinds of questions, including "The Office vs Parks & Rec", "Chick-fil-a vs Popeyes", and "smoothies - drink vs bowl".
Maddy also talks about how cold her new apartment is (mostly due to her being stingy with the thermostat) and her inability to finish books. All of this & more on this week's episode, listen now! (also... are you following @themaddymillershow on insta??)
New name, new season, same host! Maddy invites her mom, Stephanie Miller, on the podcast to talk about her time as cheerleading coach and all that came with that job. Stephanie discusses her favorite memories, craziest stories, and what is was like to coach her own kid. She also shares a moment she is most proud of her in coaching career, which was getting to spend time with cheerleaders of the Special Olympics.
Maddy ends the episode talking about Olivia Rodrigo's song Drivers License. All of this & more on The Maddy Miller Show. (@themaddymillershow)
Maddy decided to call 10 episodes a season, which means episode 10 turned into the season 1 finale! Maddy wraps up a great first season of her podcast reflecting on the year 2020. We can all agree it's been a hard year, but that doesn't mean there is nothing to be thankful for. Amidst reading the book One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voskamp, Maddy discusses valuable insights from the book and proceeds to explain 10 things (for episode #10) she's been thankful for in 2020.
"THANKS A MILLION to all my supporters in my podcast journey. It has been SO much fun and something I can see myself doing for a long, long time (unless someone tells me I suck as a podcast host... then I'd probably quit.) GO EAT SOME TACOS... even if it isn't Tuesday." - Maddy, Tacos On Tuesday host.
Ever wondered what COVID testing is like? Wonder no more! On this episode of ToT, Maddy joins her sister Chloe in the car on her way to get COVID tested (she has no symptoms... she just had to get tested for athletics). Chloe is NERVY about the test, so Maddy distracts her with some unrelated questions. Chloe gets tested and the only thing the people at the site care about is their dog, Oliver, who's in the backseat. Chloe then rates the pain on a scale of 1-10 and ends the show with some TRUTH about the pandemic. Maddy wraps up (pun intended) the show by talking about her Spotify Wrapped. LISTEN NOW!
What started as a stick-and-poke on a friend turned into a popular tattoo business and Naomi's best side hustle. On this episode of ToT, Maddy interviews Naomi Noyes, a graduate student at Taylor University, about her tattoo and piercing business. They discuss how it got started, the process, and one of her most recent stories in the business: a boy passing out during a tattoo. Naomi ends by talking about her love for tattoos and art and how she responds when someone is unsure about it. (Be aware: this interview might inspire you to want to get a tattoo!) This episode features a special guest co-host and the two discuss their favorite and least favorite Thanksgiving food. LISTEN NOW! (also, follow @tacos_on_tuesday on insta!!)
A hot sauce burpee is definitely not one of their favorite exercises. Maddy sits down with her longest college friend, Taylor Barry, to discuss one of the biggest things they bond over: fitness. They talk about why they workout, their least favorite types of exercise, and one of the best quarantine discoveries: Nike Training Club. You'll also want to listen to hear about why they'd never want to workout in front of Kirsty Godso and about the worst gym stereotypes. Maddy ends with episode confessing her secret love for Tik Tok. DON'T MISS IT! (also, follow @tacos_on_tuesday on insta!!)
After almost forgetting to record a podcast for this week, Maddy is joined by Jack McNeil and Sam Jones for a conversation on Instagram. They discuss what Instagram is "in theory" and in reality. Is it okay to like your own post? Can we normalize replying to people's IG stories? What are the gender differences when it comes to the approach to Instagram? Jack has beef with Sadie Robertson-Huff? Listen now to hear Maddy, Jack, and Sam talk through one of the largest social media platforms. The episode is rounded out with Maddy admitting to not believing in vitamins nor ibuprofen. All this and more on episode #6 of ToT! (if you're not already, follow ToT on Instagram @tacos_on_tuesday)
It's the FINALE. Maddy is back for the third part of her series And They Were Roommates. She is joined on the show with her current apartment mates Ashley Harrell, Amanda Adams, and Grace Isaacs. The four of them sit down at their kitchen table for a discussion on how they all became roommates, a bunch of roommate superlatives, and finally, all about their motto for the year: F.Y.F.A. and their best friend, Lil Posty. Apart from that, Maddy decides to start doing shoutouts on her show and ends with her thoughts on Starbucks and quite possibly her new favorite drink, a pink drink with matcha cold foam. This episode contains a lot of laughter and a whole lot of fun, you won't regret listening in!
We are back with part 2 of the series And They Were Roommates. Maddy sits down with Joseph Ford and Blake Jarosinski to discuss their roommateship over the past 2 (ish) years and going for a third. The three discuss freshman year roommates, bed times, the transition from the dorm to an apartment, and much more. You also won't want to miss the conversation on Chick-fil-a and the massive amounts of bees on campus. Listen now to hear this fun conversation and Maddy's story about going into Kroger without a mask. (& get excited for the third and final episode of the series!)
This episode is part 1 of a three part series titled And They Were Roommates. Maddy is joined by her two friends Jaime Wills and Abby McCormic to talk about roommateship (if that's a word?). Abby & Jaime take you through their friendship journey and how they ended up as roommates freshman year of college and again senior year. They discuss their greatest and not-so-greatest moments (let's not talk about Jaime's 16th birthday party...) as roommates, but more importantly, as best friends. Listen in to hear an insightful interview and to hear Maddy briefly discuss Instagram story birthday shoutouts. You won't want to miss this one!
Maddy is back with her second episode (shoutout to the 58 listeners from the first one!). On this episode, Maddy gets to chat with Keegan, Matt, and Kendall, three of her friends and colleagues from the Calling & Career Office at Taylor University. They talk about several questions, including the one that is the title of this episode, and end with a discussion on the difference between calling and career. (Let's just say... there's a lot of laughter involved.) The podcast is wrapped up with Maddy talking about a sweet and sentimental moment from the summer. This episode is one you're definitely not gonna want to miss!
This could quite possibly be the greatest podcast launch of 2020. In her very first episode, Maddy talks with two of her best friends, Sophie and Taylor. During their chat, they share their favorite memories of growing up together, discuss a very most embarrassing story involving a kiddy pool, and share a story involving some vandalism that they've never told anyone else. Apart from that, Maddy talks about one of her favorite small businesses and shares a little bit about what it's been like to be back at school amidst a pandemic. You're for sure gonna want to listen in!