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Part casual conversation, part college coping mechanism. Tea Time is a weekly podcast covering everything from the merits of Pier 1 Imports to the issues with clamshell packaging to why people are eating oranges in the shower (seriously, it’s a thing!). Sit down with Madi Blair and Audrey Davenport for a light reprieve from the stress of the day-to-day, and maybe even some honest food for thought in the process.
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Audrey and Madi talk playlists, genres, and ~vibes~ ...so much so that it didn't fit into one episode! On part 2: Madi's playlists, the importance of the morning mood, and the value of a good throwback playlist.
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Audrey and Madi talk playlists, genres, and ~vibes~ ...so much so that it didn't fit into one episode! On part 1: Audrey's playlists, the difference between earl grey and sandwich eating, and what it means for a song to be green.
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It's a new year and a new episode of Tea Time! Madi and Audrey cover trains, planes, automobiles, and movie critics, among other things. Also, new tunes are shared, because everyone needs a playlist refresh for the start of the spring semester.
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This is a finals week episode posted after Christmas because Madi is bad at time management. Regularly scheduled episodes will be back in January!
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This is a Thanksgiving episode posted after Christmas because Madi is bad at time management. Regularly scheduled episodes will be back in January!
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Welcome back! In this autumnal episode, Audrey and Madi cover all the best things about the coziest season of the year, including hot chocolate, essential oil diffusers, and the magical concept of hygge. Ichabod Crane, the Dead Poets Society, and Oprah's gardening habits are also discussed.
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It's finally here! Madi and Audrey introduce themselves for the first time and talk about a few of their favorite things, including coffee creamer and Pixar movies. Also covered is big building energy, the uncanny valley, and whether or not liking mornings make you a Real Life Adult.
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