the Maddy Miller Show

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!)