Katie Miller Exits Musk's Orbit to Launch Conservative Women's Podcast

Katie Miller, 33, a veteran Trump-world operative who served as a behind-the-scenes adviser to Elon Musk during DOGE's most aggressive phase, has parted ways with Musk and is launching her own media venture: "The Katie Miller Podcast," targeting conservative women.

Miller left government alongside Musk at the end of May, but rather than staying in his orbit, she's pivoting to entrepreneurship. Her stated mission is explicitly political and cultural: she argues that MAGA's long-term durability depends on winning over conservative women — a demographic she sees as underserved in the current right-wing media landscape, which skews heavily male in its podcast audience.

The show promises a mix of lifestyle content, current events, and candid conversations — with a deliberately anti-polished tone. Miller says she'll bring in politicians, celebrities, scientists, musicians, and business leaders as guests. Her husband, White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, is reportedly enthusiastic about the project and has already been helping recruit guests — an unusual spousal assist that also signals serious access to power.

Miller frames the gap she's filling in personal terms: as a mother of three young children (ages 4, 3, and nearly 2) juggling career, health, and family, she says no existing conservative media outlet speaks to that experience. The podcast launches across YouTube, X, Rumble, Spotify, and Apple Music.