Macie Marshall

FYI- Things Are About To Get Spicy!

LIFE IS HARD, and life is even harder for Macie Marshall as she navigates the life of being a teenager. From ruining her favorite slippers in a mad ants basketball stadium parking lot to almost getting wailed in the head from a trash can on the street, she shares all her lessons, traumatizing stories, and advice so hopefully y’all can live your best (less spicy 😬) life! New episodes every Wednesday!

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Autor

Macie Marshall

Kategorie

Education

Podcast-Website

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Neueste Folge

6. Dez 2023

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"High School Literally Sucks" 17.02.2022

Just read the name. In this episode Macie talks about how high school is just not it. Teachers suck, homework sucks, and people are just overall rude. How do we work around that you might ask? Macie thinks she might have an answer.

"An Episode Dedicated to Hamsters???" 09.02.2022

In today's episode Macie talks about the world's most adventurous pet, the hamster! Cause let's be real, when have you ever heard a boring hamster story? 

"Nothing Makes Me Fold, but...." 02.02.2022

Advice on relationships?! Crazy skating stories?! A life update on a 15 year old girl who treats herself like a celebrity?! You'll find it all in a twenty minute podcast episode, "Nothing Makes Me Fold, But...."

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