Ilona Maher, the Olympic star, launches a new podcast with her sisters, filled with candid fun.

Olympic medalist and social media sensation Ilona Maher is entering the world of podcasting with her sisters, Olivia and Adrianna, in their new show, “House of Maher.”

The weekly series will be produced by Wave Sports & Entertainment and is scheduled to debut on March 25, 2025. It will offer viewers an exclusive peek into the lives of the Maher sisters, blending sports, popular culture, and humorous sibling interactions.

Listeners can expect the podcast to delve into Ilona Maher’s dynamic experiences as a well-traveled rugby athlete and online personality, as well as showcase the special connection she shares with her siblings.

From pop culture trends and their viral social media moments to wild dating stories and candid conversations with special guests, “House of Maher” promises to deliver a mix of humor, heart, and unfiltered realness.

“We are beyond excited to launch our new show, ‘House of Maher,’ with Wave!” Ilona, Olivia, and Adrianna in a joint statement, sent via an email to The Blast. “Wave has an incredible legacy of bringing authentic, untold stories to life, and that’s exactly what we want to do with our show. From our chaotic, fun-filled lives to sports, pop culture, and people we’re passionate about, we want to bring our audience behind the scenes.”

Wave Sports & Entertainment, known for its athlete-driven content, is equally excited to bring the sisters’ dynamic energy to its growing slate of originals.

“We are thrilled to welcome ‘House of Maher’ to our lineup of Wave Originals,” said Tunde St. Matthew-Daniel, EVP of Original Content at Wave. “Ilona, Olivia, and Adrianna are already fan favorites due to their authentic and entertaining social media presence, and we’re excited to give fans an even closer look into their crazy, but relatable world with this new digital series.”

The launch of “House of Maher” comes with a major brand collaboration, as Samsung Galaxy has signed on as the exclusive launch partner. The partnership will feature the Galaxy S25 Ultra seamlessly integrated across the show’s digital touchpoints, from video and social media content to product placements and branded segments, further elevating the series’ reach.

This latest addition to Wave Sports & Entertainment’s original programming joins an impressive roster of shows, including “Not Gonna Lie” with Kylie Kelce, “New Heights” with Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce, “Podcast P” with Paul George, “7PM in Brooklyn” with Carmelo Anthony, and “The Right Time” with Bomani Jones.

With a reputation for delivering athlete-driven storytelling that resonates with next-gen audiences, Wave Originals has racked up over 5 billion impressions in the past year alone.

New episodes of “House of Maher” will drop every Tuesday on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major podcast platforms, giving fans a front-row seat to the Maher sisters’ lively discussions and behind-the-scenes moments.

“I’ve always believed in showing up as your full, authentic self whether that’s on the rugby pitch, on social media, or now, in the podcast world,” Ilona told PEOPLE Magazine of the Wave original series, which is slated to launch on Tuesday, March 25. “And my sisters Olivia and Adrianna always bring out the best, most authentic version of me. You wouldn’t believe how much we laughed on set. This show is about just showing up as yourself and having fun while doing it.”

The Vermont native, known for her infectious personality and sharp sense of humor, helped lead Team USA to a dramatic 14-12 bronze medal victory over Australia in 2024. The match ended in stunning fashion with Alex “Spiff” Sedrick scoring a game-winning try as time expired, followed by a crucial kick through the uprights.

Maher’s emotional post-match interview quickly went viral, igniting a wave of support for the rugby sensation who holds both a nursing degree and a master’s in business but has dedicated her life to the sport.

“I think the stereotype around a rugby player is this idea that you need to drop your femininity and play a very masculine, brutal sport,” Maher shared in an interview a day after the medal match. “Myself and my team and some others on the circuit like Australia and Ireland, are showing that femininity. We are doing our makeup before games, wearing makeup, wanting to feel pretty out there.”

She continued, “But that doesn’t take away from how amazing we tackle and hit and run. You can be those things, and the stereotypes around women’s sports just should be thrown out the window now.”

Maher’s influence extends far beyond the pitch. She has become a leading voice for female athletes, using her massive social media following to challenge outdated perceptions of women in sports.

Her #beastbeautybrains mantra has resonated with millions, as she continues to inspire the next generation of young girls to embrace both their strength and their femininity.