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In Special Chronicles Podcast Episode 163, Daniel Smrokowski is joined by YouTube Sensation and #ReachUp Star Madison Tevlin and her sister Zoie.  Plus, we discuss: Students with LD Viral Video; OCD Christmas Sweater; Premie Stories; New TV Show on Down syndrome; and much more!
In our featured segment of this week’s all-new podcast episode, we sit down with our new friends Madison  Tevlin and her sister Zoie Tevlin.  Madison and Zoie discuss: Madison’s Early Challenges; How Madison Began Singing; The Start of Madison’s 7-Million Viewed Viral Music Video; Zoie’s thoughts on the viral video feedback; How Zoie is inspired by Madison; Involvement with Best Buddies and Buddy Walks; Experience on the #ReachUp project; Madison on Performing  with O.A.R., Cody Simpson and Breanna Bogucki in Los Angeles and on Appearing on Good Morning America; Madison’s Secret Projects on Appearing on 2 TV Shows- “Lost and Fond” and “Mr. D”; What You can learn from Madison’s Story; how to follow her online; and much more fun!

* Be Inspired and Follow Madison on social media!  Her handle is @MadisonTevlin on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and subscribe to Madison’s YouTube Channel

* Madison’s website is currently under construction but once it’s ready, Zoie will put a link up on Madison’s social media pages: madisontevlin.rocks

* Learn more about the #ReachUp project right here on Special Chronicles!

* Watch Madison’s “All Of Me By John Legand” Music Video that’s reached Over 7-Million Views!

In our News segment of this week’s all-new podcast episode, Daniel discusses: Students with LD Viral Video; OCD Christmas Sweater; Lots of Premie Stories; New TV Show on Down syndrome; and much more!

* “Students with learning disabilities give their teachers some heartfelt advice” Video Courtesy of Facebook/ Upworthy via Brain Highways

* “People Aren’t Happy About Target’s ‘OCD’ Ugly Christmas Sweater” By Sarah Schuster, Source: TheMighty.com

* “5 Things Never To Say To Parents Of Preemies (And What To Say Instead): Here’s how to help when parents need it the most” By Catherine Pearson, Women & Parents Senior Reporter, Source: The Huffington Post

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