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Keia and Jade are two happy and hard working (Blackity) Black Women who are just trying to learn how to adult, for real. Join us each week for Kitchen TableTalk, Petty Peeves and Lessons in Black Women Self Care, as we try to figure out life as 30-somethings.

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Nedra Glover Tawwab is back at the table to help us get into all things relationships!  Why we have more access to each other and fewer real connections,  language & tools for balancing healthy dependence and autonomy, and taking responsibility for h... more

Jade and Keia welcome trauma-informed mental health coach, professor, and creator Dr. Shanté Holley to the kitchen table to talk mental health coaching, its distinct value in understanding our experiences, beliefs, and choices in context, and what ta... more

Jade and Keia formally kickoff Graduation Announcement Season 2026. It’s our favorite time of the year. Celebrate with us.

We can’t wait to celebrate you and your loved ones.  Send your shoutouts to hello@gettingrown.co

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A special thanks for th... more

Mother's Day is... complicated.  Jade and Keia reflect on the complexity of the holiday, grief as an expression of love, and the village of grandmother, aunties, other mother figures, and chosen family who shape and mother us beyond bloodlines. Sit w... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Shanté Holley
Trauma-informed cultural scholar, writer, and life coach
Independent scholar/coach
Episode: Holley Not Jolly (Feat. Dr. Shanté Holley)
Zorine Truly
The Hoochie Historian, digital archivist and HoochieCon Festival founder
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Episode: No White Hoochies (Feat: The Hoochie Historian)
Lillian Prince
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Episode: Mahogany, But Make it Millennial (Feat: Lillian Prince)
Dr. Sharon Malone
Board-certified OB/GYN, menopause practitioner, Chief Medical Advisor at Alloy Women's Health
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Episode: Second Puberty (ft. Dr. Sharon Malone & Dr. Wendy Goodall McDonald)
Kathleen Guillaume-Delemar
President and CEO of the Center for Community Progress
Center for Community Progress
Episode: Vacant Spaces (Feat: Kat Guillaume-Delemar)
Dr. Kris Marsh
Sociologist and demographer; author of The Love Jones Cohort
University of Maryland
Episode: Grown Woman
Dr. Wendy
Gynecologist and entrepreneur
Everybody Brand
Episode: A Balm in Gilead w/ Dr. Wendy
Dr. Gina Paige
Co-founder of African Ancestry, expert in genetic lineage tracing
African Ancestry Inc.
Episode: The Door of Return (feat. Dr. Gina Paige)
Hey Fran Hey
Creative and content creator
Episode: Peas and Kombucha (Feat: Hey Fran Hey)

Hosts

Jade Verette
Host of Gettin' Grown; collaborative, kitchen-table conversations with a focus on Black womanhood and community.
Tykeia Robinson
Co-host bringing warmth, humor, and insight to conversations about adulthood and relationships.
Keia
Host and primary voice in exploring self-care, Black womanhood, and personal growth.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 4.9k ratings
  • Real, relatable, and relevant

    Two women talking sense with a lil petty and a whole lot of laughs. Thank you for sharing your gifts!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sfx$$
    Canadaa month ago
  • Growner and still gettin’

    Been listening to Dr Keia and Chef Jade easily since 2017 (?) and I never get tired. I’ll always love them for finding a way to shout out my class of 2020 high school graduating daughter even though I was late getting the request in. It put a much needed smile on her face and mine. I’m older than these women by a decade, but they teach and inspire me so much. Thank you ladies. For everything that you do. To quote Jade, I wish you both the (glorious, fabulous, blessed) days you deserve! ❤️❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AnikkaDG
    United States2 months ago
  • Every Bodi IS Essential

    Firstly, sending love and light to Dr. Keia + Grateful for Dr. Wendy on this week’s episode! I went ahead and ordered Every Bodi Essentials AND sent the link to my framily!! Thank you for the thriving community you continue to build with your platform. Looking forward to more 🤎✨✊🏾

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mase N’ Her
    United States4 months ago
  • The only reason I’m going back in time for

    I’m just trying my luck

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Gucci gfdfoh
    Spaina year ago
  • Love, Love, Love!

    Just listened to the episode with Dr. Thema and it was the check-in with self that I needed. Keia and Jade did their big one without this episode! You ladies really do amazing work for our community and I’m grateful. Thank you. 🫶🏽

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    T. Marks
    United Statesa year ago

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Listener feedback often highlights the hosts' authenticity and ability to tackle tough topics with warmth.
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Fans appreciate guest diversity and practical takeaways, though some episodes can feel rambling to newer listeners.

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Grown Woman
Q: What inspired you to write The Love Jones Cohort and study singlehood within the Black middle class?
Dr. Marsh explains her motivation to move beyond stereotypes about Black families, focusing on the diversity of experiences among Black middle-class individuals and the value of recognizing singlehood as a legitimate path with its own forms of wealth and community.
A Balm in Gilead w/ Dr. Wendy
Q: Do you recommend that young Black girls see a gynecologist as soon as they start menstruating?
Ideally, they should see a gynecologist by 18 or when they become sexually active, ensuring open communication with parents.
A Balm in Gilead w/ Dr. Wendy
Q: What are your tips for navigating the medical world as a Black person?
Trust your gut, find a trustworthy provider, engage in a partnership with your provider, research reputable sources, and know that you are loved.
Untempered Messaging (Feat: Jenan Matari)
Q: What does it mean to you to be a third culture kid?
Growing up Palestinian American has shaped my identity in complex ways, creating a unique blend of cultures where I often feel like I belong to both yet fit into neither completely.
Untempered Messaging (Feat: Jenan Matari)
Q: How important is storytelling in your work?
Storytelling is vital for preserving culture and educating future generations, and I believe we need to engage with younger audiences to pass down these narratives effectively.

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Two Black women hosts foster candid, personal conversations about adulthood, relationships, self-care, and community, often weaving in culture, parenting, and entrepreneurship. Episodes frequently center on real-life stories, practical advice for navigating work, love, and health, and a strong emphasis on authentic, supportive sisterhood. The show stands out for its warm kitchen-table vibe, guests from diverse backgrounds, and a consistent focus on Black womanhood, resilience, and community building, making it a welcoming space for listeners seeking candid discussions and actionable insights. Potential listeners who want relatable, unapologetic conversations about life in your 30s and beyond may find it particularly engaging, especially if ... more

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