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The Daily Nothings
Need a weekly reality check rooted in faith, friendship, and real Catholic living? The Daily Nothings is a Catholic podcast for women, hosted by Meghan Day and Courtney Roach — two best friends navigating life, motherhood, and modern-day sainthood with humor and honesty.
Each week, we break down the small, everyday moments that shape eternity — from spiritual growth and Catholic womanhood to messy routines, mental health, and real talk on becoming who God made you to be.
If you’re craving authentic Catholic community, candid conversations, and a reminder that your “nothings” matter, this podcast is for you.
The Daily Nothings
Latest Episodes
God's Grace: A Need and A Want
This week Meghan and Courtney remind us all of the mega importance of two things: embracing God’s grace, and going on a retreat. There are so many moments of every day where we could be doing life so much easier with the help of God’s grace, ye...
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Let’s Get To The Heart Of It All (feat. Tanner Kalina)
This week the legend himself, Tanner Kalina joins Courtney and Meghan on The Daily Nothings podcast to discuss his book, All Your Heart. This book dives into the beauty of having a human heart, how we can differentiate between following your he...
Boundaries? I Hardly Knew Her!
Picture this— you’re stressed out at work, your schedule is full of goals and expectations you’ve placed on yourself to wrap up 2026 with a bang, you are trying to stick to your routine and every minute feels like it’s accounted for each day…an...
A Priest’s Perspective On Young Adult Life in 2026 (feat. Fr. Simon Teller)
You’ve definitely heard of this priest… Fr. Simon Teller is the iconic Dominican priest that you’ve potentially seen on Instagram, heard in the bluegrass band The Hillbilly Thomists, and maybe even learned from at Providence College in...
Healthy Girl Habits: Fall Edition (feat. The Catholic Nutritionist)
This week, Florencia Moynihan (The Catholic Nutritionist) joins Courtney and Meghan to get into the healthy girl habits we want to be implementing this fall. Every year it’s so easy to throw health to the wind once the chillier weather comes ar...