MdFoodieBoyz
Four friends from Maryland host a casual podcast reviewing fast food, ranking snacks, and interviewing creators about their food preferences.
A video podcast where four teenage friends share their unfiltered takes on American snack and fast-food culture. Episodes alternate between group reviews of specific items, like Easter candy or new fast-food offerings, and casual interviews with guests like YouTuber Ryan Trahan. The show's appeal lies in the contrast between the professional production and the hosts' unpretentious, youthful perspective on food.
“The podcast's signature is its four-host dynamic, where the friends' simple and direct food takes create a relatable, low-stakes atmosphere. Their Maryland roots occasionally surface (e.g., discussing Old Bay), and their viral success, including an SNL parody, adds a unique layer to their identity as young creators.”
Who hosts this show
The MdFoodieBoyz are four friends from Harford County, Maryland—Ryan (14), Jackson (13), Peyton (13), and Emmett (14)—who started a podcast to discuss food. The show gained viral traction online for its straightforward, often simple, reviews of fast food and snacks, filmed in a high-quality studio. Their popularity led to collaborations with figures like Lil Yachty and Dave Portnoy, and they were notably parodied in a sketch on Saturday Night Live.
Credentials & credits
- YouTubers
- Podcasters
Other ventures
- TikTok channel
- Instagram account
What kind of podcast
When new episodes drop
- 01Ryan Trahan! Ep. 21May 3, 2026 · 1h 17m
- 02We Tried Moe's NEW Burrito Dippers (Honest Review)Apr 21, 2026 · 14 min
- 03We Reviewed Every Classic Easter CandyApr 5, 2026 · 19 min
- 04We took the pod on the road to Zaxbys DRY-VE Thru!Feb 23, 2026 · 27 min
- 05What are the best Super Bowl Party Snacks?? Ep.17Feb 8, 2026 · 36 min
- 06We reviewed the most popular fast food breakfast foods! Ep.16Jan 21, 2026 · 54 min
- 07MD Foodie Boyz Podcast Ep.15Jan 5, 2026 · 1h 02m
- 08Taste Testing the Worst Halloween Candies! Ep. 14Nov 20, 2025 · 42 min
Notable episodes
- 01Ryan Trahan! Ep. 21
A prime example of their guest interview format, featuring a major YouTube creator and integrating a food review within the conversation.
- 02We Tried Moe's NEW Burrito Dippers (Honest Review)
Demonstrates their sponsored content style, with a dedicated review of a new product from a major fast-food chain.
- 03We Reviewed Every Classic Easter Candy
A typical example of their popular review format, where the four hosts rank a category of common snack foods.
- 04MdFoodieBoyz Podcast Episode 1
The first episode that went viral, featuring their discussion on celery and establishing their simple, conversational style.
What you'll be asked on this show
Interviews are conducted as a group conversation, with all four hosts chiming in. The style is informal and conversational, with questions serving as jumping-off points for the hosts to share their own experiences. They often open by asking about a guest's hometown foods to establish a food-based connection. Probing is gentle and follows the natural flow of conversation, with hosts frequently relating the guest's stories back to their own lives.
The show alternates between co-host-only food reviews and guest interviews. Review episodes often involve the hosts rating items on a 10-point scale. The hosts are known by their first names and online nicknames (Peyton is 'McLovin,' Jackson is 'Nonchalant Kid'), and the conversation is very loose and friendly.
Questions the host keeps coming back to
10 cataloguedIf you're going on this show as a guest, expect some version of each of these. Each note explains when the host reaches for it.
origin
2- Q.01
“What are your favorite hometown foods?”
This is often used as an icebreaker to get the guest talking about their personal background through food.
- Q.02
“When did you first get big on YouTube?”
Asked to fellow creators to understand their career origin story.
personal
6- Q.01
“Are you a picky eater?”
A frequent question that aligns with the hosts' own candidness about their food preferences, particularly Peyton's aversion to vegetables.
- Q.02
“What's your go-to order at [fast food place]?”
This question allows for specific, relatable discussion about popular fast-food chains.
- Q.03
“Have you ever had [regional food, e.g., Old Bay]?”
Connects the guest's experience to the hosts' Maryland roots.
- Q.04
“What's your favorite condiment?”
A simple, direct question to get into the details of food preferences.
- Q.05
“Do you like spicy food?”
A standard question to gauge a guest's palate and preferences.
- Q.06
“Were you into sports in high school?”
A way to connect with guests on a personal level beyond their professional careers.
process
2- Q.01
“What do you rate this on a scale of 1-10?”
This is their signature move in review segments to deliver a final verdict on a food item.
- Q.02
“How do you usually approach eating a [specific food item]?”
Used to understand personal habits and rituals around eating certain foods, like a chocolate bunny.
Signature segments
- · Rating foods on a 1-10 scale
- · Introducing hosts with nicknames
- · Reviewing food from inside a car
- · Sponsored fast-food reviews
- · Signing off with 'This is the boyz signing off'
Topics covered repeatedly
Who gets booked here
The show books fellow content creators and YouTubers, like Ryan Trahan, who are open to a casual, food-centric conversation that feels more like a hangout than a formal interview. They have also collaborated with bigger names like Lil Yachty and Dave Portnoy.
- Ryan Trahanon Ryan Trahan! Ep. 21
- Lil Yachtyon Lil Yachty: The Pickiest Eater Ever? Ep. 9
Where to find this show
Audience & reach
The podcast has featured sponsored reviews for brands like Moe's Southwest Grill, making it a good fit for fast-food, snack, and beverage companies targeting a Gen Z audience on YouTube and TikTok.
Subscriber and view counts are pulled live from YouTube and re-verified on a 30-day cycle. Listener estimates for the RSS feed aren't published here unless they're host-verified.
Pitch this show
People also ask
- What are the hosts' names and ages?
- The hosts are four friends: Ryan (14), Jackson (13), Peyton (13), and Emmett (14).
- What does 'MD' in the name stand for?
- The 'MD' stands for Maryland, the hosts' home state.
- What is the podcast's format?
- It's a video podcast that alternates between the four co-hosts reviewing food items and episodes featuring guest interviews with creators and celebrities.
- Why are they famous?
- They went viral on TikTok and Instagram for their simple, earnest food reviews, which led to broader media attention, including a parody on Saturday Night Live.
- Is the podcast still active?
- Yes, they continue to release new episodes on their YouTube channel.
- Where can I watch the MdFoodieBoyz?
- Full episodes and clips are available on their YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram channels.
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- [01]MdFoodieBoyz - YouTube Channelyoutube.com
- [02]MD Foodie Boyz exclusive first interviewyoutube.com
- [03]MDFoodieBoyz - Know Your Memeknowyourmeme.com
- [04]Four middle schoolers wanted to make a podcast for fun. Now, the MD Foodie Boyz are making content with Dave Portnoy and Lil Yachty.tubefilter.com
- [05]Teen podcasters stunned after SNL spoof brings new wave of fansprimetimer.com
- [06]'MD Foodie Boyz' go viral as high schoolers with food opinionsyoutube.com
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