How I Turned Grandparent Interviews Into a Book (and How You Can Too)
Capturing grandparents’ stories can feel overwhelming—so this episode makes it simple. Maddie shares the system she used to ask 52 questions over time, stay connected through weekly touchpoints, and turn interviews into a keepsake book. You’ll get two ways to start—weekly touchpoints or a 4-session story build—plus tips for recording, photos, and book creation
Scraps to Story: Collages You’ll Actually Display
If you have trip scraps—tickets, stickers, postcards, and little “I can’t throw this away” pieces—this episode is for you. Maddie shares a simple method to turn those artifacts into a framed collage you’ll actually display, plus how to use a shadow box collage to remember someone you love in a way that feels meaningful (not overwhelming).
A Kinder New Year Reset: Gap vs. Gain
A kinder reset inspired by The Gap and the Gain: write 3 gains, 3 intentions, and 1 memory each night (pen + journal, no screens). Plus: the 2018 sunrise commitment that reminded me I can be consistent—and the “one non-negotiable” mindset that helped me start again.
Make the Memories, Keep the Story: Why This Podcast Exists
If your camera roll is overflowing but you rarely look back, this episode is for you. I’m Maddie from Love, Maddily, and in Episode 1 I’m sharing why this podcast exists, what I tried (private Instagram + Chatbooks), and the shift toward keeping what matters—without living behind a screen.
Guide: Travel toys for your baby & toddler
The adventure is the entertainment. But in case you want a few things to use, here are my favorite.
Why I love traveling with my toddler
Is traveling with my child different than it used to be? Yes – in the best way.
I Didn’t Grow Up Taking Family Photos. Here’s Why I Do Now.
It’s not about picture-perfect outfits or spending a lot–it’s about freezing a moment in time you’ll never get back.
Guide: Tangible Gifts That Help You Hold Onto Memories
Some memories deserve more than a spot in your camera roll. These are the tangible gifts — thoughtful, creative, sometimes nostalgic — that turn a moment into something you can hold.