Well, this one’s a doozy. Maia has officially self-diagnosed herself with depression, and it’s Norway’s turn to check up on her. Maia and Norway talk about materialism, what depression and sadness in general feels like, and how weird social media is. They might even be just a teeny tiny bit hypocritical too. What can I say? This podcast just screams TEENAGERS ARE CRAZY! Will Norway finally help Maia find out what makes her feel so sad? Is being in the midst of a worldwide pandemic the reason? Or is she just overly emotional? Listen to find out!

⚠️ Special Guest Alert ⚠️ In this episode, we invited world-renowned celebrity fitness instructor Ryder O. to be interviewed! Also known as our best friend who is on her way to getting a nutrition degree, and whom we dared to take on a double identity in this episode! No, she hasn’t trained with celebrities, but yes, all of the fitness tips and tricks she’s giving are entirely FACTUAL and we encourage you to follow them! :) During this episode, we got to ask Ryder for fitness advice, got to ask her deep philosophical questions about her life, and even some “Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader?” Questions. Halfway through the podcast, Norway gave up on our guest and started bashing her. Ryder was not happy, and threatened to leave several times. In fact, Norway was so mad that I actually had to talk to her for 4 hours on FaceTime to convince her to upload this episode... so this podcast is... a unique experience to say the least. Listen to find out!

If I had to describe this episode in 8 words, it would be: Two Dumb Teens Talking Like They’re The Next Buddha. Alright, I’m just kidding Maia and Norway! On this episode, our hosts read us some quotes they’ve written themselves, during the darkest points in their life and during the happiest too. They dissect them, speak about their dreams, and we take a deep dive into their minds. Are you ready?

In this episode, we’re just cutting to the chase. Norway broke her nose and turned 18 both in a span of three days. She found herself forced to visit a hospital who had had coronavirus patients in the past since she had to get a CT scan of her nose. Maia, on the other hand, is still stuck in in-room quarantine and is starting to get a bit paranoid about whether she caught the coronavirus or not. Maia and Norway also recommend great shows, songs, and ways to take care of your mental health during these times.

In the episode, Maia and Norway talk about everything that they go through as young adults. College pressure, mood swings, growing up, grades, and more! Maia mentions she can’t even see herself getting married yet, and the fear of the future that she has. Norway just straight up bashes college, so whether you’re a college lover or college hater, you’ll definitely feel strongly about this episode!

Maia and Norway talk all things coronavirus. Norway is stuck at home with her family doing self-quarantine and her senior year is seemingly cancelled. Maia is stuck in a hotel 2,000 miles away from her home and her parents, because she traveled there before all this mess began in the first place. They also talk about what they’re doing now that they’re quarantined, when they think the virus will end, and their reaction on the whole “toilet paper” fiasco.

In this episode, Maia talks about what it was like taking a flight during the coronavirus, how she hasn’t been able to hug her parents for three weeks now, and the chaos that has ensued worldwide. Norway talks about how she’s learned a lot about in-home isolation, while Maia rants about being stuck in her room for 14 days without being able to see anyone else. They also play word games, recommend great books, and a random stranger calls Maia in the middle of the podcast!

In this very wild ride of a podcast, Maia and Norway take on the heaviest topics on the news right now, and provide their teenage point of view. They talk about the coronavirus, the current state of the world, how they’re feeling about it all, and the fact that Maia bought a plane ticket to Boston impulsively, and is now mentally getting ready to never be able to return to her parents because of the virus.

Well, this one’s a doozy. Maia has officially self-diagnosed herself with depression, and it’s Norway’s turn to check up on her. Maia and Norway talk about materialism, what depression and sadness in general feels like, and how weird social media is. They might even be just a teeny tiny bit hypocritical too. What can I say? This podcast just screams TEENAGERS ARE CRAZY! Will Norway finally help Maia find out what makes her feel so sad? Is being in the midst of a worldwide pandemic the reason? Or is she just overly emotional? Listen to find out!

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This episode is sponsored by

· Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

⚠️ Special Guest Alert ⚠️ In this episode, we invited world-renowned celebrity fitness instructor Ryder O. to be interviewed! Also known as our best friend who is on her way to getting a nutrition degree, and whom we dared to take on a double identity in this episode! No, she hasn’t trained with celebrities, but yes, all of the fitness tips and tricks she’s giving are entirely FACTUAL and we encourage you to follow them! :) During this episode, we got to ask Ryder for fitness advice, got to ask her deep philosophical questions about her life, and even some “Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader?” Questions. Halfway through the podcast, Norway gave up on our guest and started bashing her. Ryder was not happy, and threatened to leave several times. In fact, Norway was so mad that I actually had to talk to her for 4 hours on FaceTime to convince her to upload this episode... so this podcast is... a unique experience to say the least. Listen to find out!

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This episode is sponsored by

· Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app