We are eternally bound by our commitment to quirky humor and giving a ridiculous amount of attention to trivial, nonsensical, irrelevant aspects of daily living. Hence the name, Foofaraw. Some of the conversations you will hear will take you to some new, strange, and faraway places, so buckle up! Please keep in mind that the opinions given on the show are entirely for the pure entertainment and enjoyment of the audience and/or co-hosts. We'd love to hear your ideas and comments, so please reach…
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And just like that ... Maddy and Tara have returned from their hibernation, restoring zaniness (and unsolicited opinions) to the podcasting world! While their conversations are still as lighthearted as ever, perhaps the nature of them matured ever so slightly. It is up to you, dear listener, to determine whether you are listening to more evolved and enlightened versions of Foofaraw's hosts.
We are going out with a bang! In this special season and series finale, Maddy and Tara talk about things that are near and dear to their (regularly-shaped) hearts: Hamilton , what it means to be a human, television and scavenger hunts! From pondering the puzzle pieces of playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda's play to analyzing the all-inclusive attributes of anthropomorphic beings, this episode promises…
In this special two-part episode, Maddy, Tara, and special guest Kelcie explore the popular conspiracies and mysteries that have weaved themselves into America's fabric of folklore. Kelcie, a Colorado resident and resident expert on the Denver International Airport, talks about the eerie legends that loom over this location. Tackling these tall tales is a tall order!
Maddy and Tara explore the popular conspiracies and mysteries that have weaved themselves into America's fabric of folklore. Tackling these tall tales is a tall order! Tara also explains the historical significance of Juneteenth, a holiday celebrating the emancipation of those who had been enslaved in the United States. Please visit this website to find more information about this special day.
Listen, as Maddy and Tara's casual conversation about Dora the Explorer somehow evolves into a philosophically-powered powwow that dives deep into the realms of resonance and handedness. *Correction: Tara, after asking her mom, actually had her cast on for 3 weeks when she was a kindergartener (even though she said it was 6 months). We blame her exaggeration of recovery time on her terrible memory…
In this verbose episode, Maddy and Tara seamlessly transition from witless word-finding to pitiful word-pronouncing. And if that's not enough to satisfy your intellectual cravings, Tara announces a special project that she has been working on --19 years in the making!
Maddy and Tara kick off their second season of silliness by talking about the weird habits they picked up while in quarantine, trying to make sense of mystifying music, and finding obscure words on the Dark Side of the dictionary.
Oh my word! In this two-part Season Finale, Maddy, Tara, and special guest Claire try to navigate their way through the wacky and worldly subjects of college, collage, and creative writing. They reflect on their freshman experiences at William & Mary, talk about their interests in joining the circus, and invent a new method of measuring workload. Foofaraw has a strong devotion to making a…
Oh my word! In this two-part Season Finale, Maddy, Tara, and special guest Claire try to navigate their way through the wacky and worldly subjects of college, collage, and creative writing. They reflect on their freshman experiences at William & Mary, talk about their interests in joining the circus, and invent a new method of measuring workload. Foofaraw has a strong devotion to making a…
Maddy and Tara brave the daunting, near impossible task of choosing and ranking their favorite Pixar-animated films. How do they handle this gargantuan challenge, you ask? They just keep swimming.