Maddie Zahm is an Empty Canvas

For Maddie Zahm , there's nothing more powerful than writing songs that scare her. On her debut EP You Might Not Like Her , the Boise-bred singer/songwriter intimately documents the massive upheaval she's experienced over the last year: a life-changing journey that includes leaving the stifling church community where she long served as a worship leader, moving to Los Angeles and coming out as queer. With equal parts raw vulnerability and undeniable strength -- first glimpsed on her viral hit single "Fat Funny Friend" which has achieved over 30 million streams -- Maddie opens up about her personal trauma, her sexuality, and her relationship with her body, embracing the kind of unapologetic yet compassionate truth-telling that's transformative for artist and audience alike. Advertising Inquiries: Privacy & Opt-Out:

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Maddie Zahm is an Empty Canvas is an episode from Queerology: A Podcast on Belief and Being by Matthias Roberts.

This episode is 42:35 long.

This episode was published on Sep 6, 2022.

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