In this short but powerful episode of Tania Daddy’s Girl Podcast, Tania reflects on the stigma and stereotypes surrounding SNAP and what it really means to rely on public benefits. Drawing on the wisdom and grounding lessons her father taught her, she challenges harmful narratives and reminds listeners that dignity, resilience, and love exist far beyond policy labels. This episode is a heartfelt call to see people—not stereotypes.

In this powerful second episode of Tania Daddy’s Girl Podcast, Tania sits down with longtime friend and advocate Tyler Offerman for a deeply grounded conversation about hunger, community, and the realities of policy in Kentucky. When something just makes sense, Tania always says it goes together like peanut butter and jelly—and her relationship with Tyler is the perfect example, a connection you’ll feel the moment you press play. Their natural connection shines through as they unpack the human impact of recent changes to SNAP, the barriers families face, and the urgent need for compassionate leadership. With honesty, clarity, and heart, Tania and Tyler remind us that advocacy is rooted in people—not politics—and that change begins with those closest to the struggle.

In this first episode of Tania Daddy’s Girl Podcast, Tania Whitfield opens her heart and her story. She shares how her journey into advocacy began long before she knew the word “advocate,” and how her late father—her greatest teacher and inspiration—shaped her purpose, her compassion, and her voice. This powerful introduction sets the tone for a series rooted in love, legacy, and the belief that true change starts with care.