Mad Yet Mighty Megan Cipollone

On this week's episode of Mad Yet Mighty Megan's stream of consciousness overflows as she recaps her family vacation to Gulf Shores, Alabama. She deep-dives crab legs and relives her most recent marine encounter. Megan shares an intimate full-circle moment that happened at her second YTHX camp. She opens up about a core memory of one of her darkest rock bottoms in depression, her faith & spiritual growth, and how God saved her life. Megan reviews two original Hulu shows: Maggie and The Bear. 

On this week's 50th episode of MYM Megan recaps her recent trip to Key West and shares a recent word God has been working in her. Megan gushes over Baz Luhrmann's ELVIS (no spoilers), gives her review of Netflix's Spiderhead (Chris Hemsworth, Miles Teller), and discusses the teaser trailer for Hocus Pocus 2. Megan wraps up her thoughts on Stranger Things 4 Vol. II (no spoilers) and dishes on the Jon Snow spinoff coming to HBO Max. Let’s do it! 

On this week's episode of Mad Yet Mighty Megan divulges her current life updates, discusses her return to therapy, and her experience with EMDR treatments. Megan breaks down the Lady Gaga rumors about joining Joker 2, reviews Stranger Things s4 Vol. I & Adam Sandler's new movie Hustle, and shares her thoughts on Hulu's The Kardashians.

On this week's episode of Mad Yet Mighty Megan is pushing through her tryptophan fog to recap her Thanksgiving break home in Cincinnati. She addresses the shared stressors and triggers we all face visiting home for the holidays, opens up about what that looks like for her, and how she combats her arch-nemesis aka her inner critic. Megan shares a mindset tweak to take into the rest of the holiday season and professes her love for the Thanksgiving Purina Dog Show. Megan chronicles the bizarre synchronicity she recently experienced and reviews Jonas Brothers Family Roast (Netflix), Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and Tick Tick...Boom! (Netflix). Press play and let's get to it. 

Everyone else is releasing new eras so why not us, right? Mad Yet Mighty is back for its third season and Megan is ready to bring you along for her "30" era. (Adele who? Jk. We love you, Queen Adele). In this week's episode, Megan talks about coming up on a year of living in South Carolina and what's next for her. She vulnerably discusses the hardships of making new friends and FINALLY gets to gush about her love for Kravis and shares her theory on Kim K and Pete Davidson. Megan comments on the first look of Hocus Pocus 2, Harry Potters's 20th anniversary, and Red Taylor's Version. She shares her thoughts on the long-awaited castings of Elphaba and Glinda in Jon Chu's film adaptation of Wicked and recalls the first time she saw Wicked on broadway--aka lots of tears and a stolen merch hoodie. Megan rates Netflix's Love Hard, Maid, and discusses Michelle's season of The Bachelorette. You know the drill. Come blow off some steam and let's chit chat.

On this weeks episode of Mad Yet Mighty, Megan discusses why we need the holidays and the certainty they bring. She plays life catch up and explains where in the hell she has been the last few weeks. Between her 29th birthday, the election, a getaway trip to the mountains of North Carolina, and a quarantined Thanksgiving, a lot has been going on. Inspired by her three hawk sightings, Megan deep dives into the topic of signs from the universe. She discusses what they are, why they are important, and how we can open our consciousness to them. Megan goes through the main types of signs we receive (synchronicity, animals, life lessons, thoughts/voices, numbers, dreams and symbols) and shares her personal experiences.  She discusses the "tingle" and the idea that signs are sent to us to guide us on our individual journey to find our purpose, so what may be significant to you, may not seem significant to anyone else. So, do YOU believe in signs?