Sorry I've Been M.I.A.

Mia is joined by her college roommate of four years, Sloane, to reminisce on everything that’s changed since freshman year — their dynamic, their growth, and all the chaotic memories in between. With graduation just weeks away, they revisit their first impressions and wrap with a rapid-fire round that puts their friendship (and living habits) to the test.--Host and Editor: Mia TianoLead Producer: Ellie GoodmanEpisode Director: Carlie CushnerCreative Producer: Tate GrossbergBrand Management: Layla SalehHead of Marketing: Scarlett Wexler--Follow us on Instagram: @sorryivebeenmia.pod

This episode is a full Q&A — nothing off limits. We’re diving into your submissions and talking through it all: Overthinking, icks, friendship breakups, career confusion, situationships, and the things you probably weren’t sure you should even ask.Some of it gets real, some of it gets messy, and some of it might hit a little too close to home, but that’s kind of the point.--Host and Editor: Mia TianoLead Producer: Ellie GoodmanEpisode Director: Carlie CushnerCreative Producer: Tate GrossbergBrand Management: Layla SalehHead of Marketing: Scarlett Wexler--Follow us on Instagram: @sorryivebeenmia.pod

Mia is joined by her college friend group to break down all things spring break. For their final senior year girls trip, the group of seven went out with a bang — starting in Miami, making their way to Boca Raton, and eventually splitting off to do their own thing for the second half of the trip.The episode is divided into three segments, with the girls playing games that revisit their favorite moments, share behind-the-scenes stories, and relive the chaos that made the trip unforgettable. --Host and Editor: Mia TianoLead Producer: Ellie GoodmanEpisode Director: Carlie CushnerCreative Producer: Tate GrossbergBrand Management: Layla SalehHead of Marketing: Scarlett Wexler--Follow us on Instagram: @sorryivebeenmia.pod

In this episode, Mia is joined by Carlie Cushner for what’s basically a public documentation of their friendship. They dive into their friendship, play “would you rather,” debate who’s most likely to go on Love Island, and roast each other in ways only best friends can. Between the games and the chaos, they get real about graduating from the Newhouse School at Syracuse and figuring out what comes next in their careers. --Host and Editor: Mia TianoLead Producer: Ellie GoodmanCreative Producer: Tate GrossbergBrand Management: Layla SalehHead of Marketing: Scarlett Wexler

Mia is back — this time on her own — for episode two, where she looks back on the past four years and everything that somehow only could’ve happened to her. From shifting friendship dynamics and joining a sorority to fully stepping outside her comfort zone, she reflects on how college changed her in ways she never expected.Along the way, she shares the random things that made her who she is today, including getting nose surgery and being flown out to be on TV, and the lessons hiding underneath all of it. With only a few months left before graduation, Mia is taking stock of who she was, who she’s becoming, and what these past four years at Syracuse University have actually taught her.--Host and Editor: Mia TianoLead Producer: Ellie GoodmanCreative Producer: Tate GrossbergBrand Management: Layla SalehHead of Marketing: Scarlett Wexler

With every story Mia Tiano tells, the one thing she always hears from friends and family is, “That would only happen to you.” Now in her final year of college across the country, she’s sharing where she’s been and what she’s figured out along the way. In the pilot episode, she’s joined by friend and podcast team member Layla Saleh to talk about growing up in Calabasas, leaving the LA bubble, and the culture shock of ending up in Syracuse, making the perfect introduction to Mia’s story and what’s ahead.--Host and Editor: Mia TianoLead Producer: Ellie GoodmanCreative Producer: Tate GrossbergBrand Management: Layla SalehHead of Marketing: Scarlett Wexler