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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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Jade and Keia catch up around the kitchen table to unpack a heavy week.  Join us for a brief conversation about hope and agency in challenging times.

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Jade and Keia welcome Crissle Jean back to the kitchen table for a bit of self reflection on our 30s, what we’ve learned, and what we’re looking forward to (Shoutout to the Icon, Bevy Smith). 

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Recent Guests

Michelle Obama
Former First Lady of the United States
Episode: Story Therapy
Craig Robinson
Brother of Michelle Obama and former basketball player
Episode: Story Therapy
McKenzii Webster
Artist manager, creative partner, and music connoisseur from Memphis, founder of Web Management, and musician and artist service manager at Crosstown Arts.
Crosstown Arts
Episode: Something in The Water (Feat: McKenzii Webster)
Latham Thomas
Distinguished women's health expert, Black maternal health advocate, entrepreneur, Ivy League professor, speaker, and best-selling author.
Mama Glow
Episode: Keep it Sacred
DJ Reborn
Trailblazing international DJ, sound collage artist, and arts educator.
Resident DJ for Ms. Lauryn Hill's World Tour
Episode: Last Night a DJ Saved My Life (Feat: DJ Reborn)
DJ Zyah Belle
Bay Area-born, Portland-based Singer, Songwriter, and DJ
Episode: About Time (Feat: DJ Zyah Belle)
Andrea Flores
Attorney and Policy Expert specializing in immigration reform
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Episode: Borders, Beyoncé and A Better Way Forward (Feat: Andrea Flores)
Jocelyn Gordon
Fertility and preconception coach, doula and creator of Hoop Yogini and Bhakti Boogie Yoga.
Episode: Engaging Your Diaphragms & Avoiding Idiocracy (Feat: Jocelyn Gordon)
Brittany Packnett Cunningham
Activist and Vice President at Teach for America
Teach for America
Episode: Philly Cheesesteaks

Hosts

Keia
Host known for her openness and warmth, sharing insights about adulthood with humor and authenticity.
Jade
Co-host recognized for her candid discussions and engaging storytelling that resonate with the audience.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 4.9k ratings
  • The only reason I’m going back in time for

    I’m just trying my luck

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    3
    Gucci gfdfoh
    Spain5 months 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 States5 months ago
  • Love the show but why the Trump ads?

    My sisters out me on to this pod. Leaving apple podcast and heading to patron because today the show was interrupted with Trump ads.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sockinmybun
    United States7 months ago
  • History repeats

    Just found this podcast (2025) and I’m listening to episode three from 2017 and I had to check like “is this kitchen table talk talking about now?” because it’s the same thing again! Keep up the good vibe!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    .CMichelle.
    United States7 months ago
  • Not my Fave. Simply an OK show

    Wayyy too much rambling without actually hitting on the intended target. I literally fast forwarded a full episode and the actual topic was only covered for about 30-45 seconds. Unfollowing. A waste of time work I could have been listening to a more impactful podcast

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    Ce2691
    United States8 months ago

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Some critics mention that discussions can occasionally ramble or lack focus, but many still find the content engaging and relevant.
The show offers valuable insights into the complexities of adulthood through humor and personal anecdotes, making it a favorite among young Black women.
Listeners appreciate the authentic and relatable conversations between the hosts, noting a strong sense of community and support.
Listeners express gratitude for the hosts' transparency and vulnerability, often feeling as though they are part of a close-knit family conversation.

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Q: What advice would you give to the young lady who thinks she wants to be you?
I want you to be you and go be better than me.
Something in The Water (Feat: McKenzii Webster)
Q: What does community building mean for you during your time in Memphis?
Community building has become a natural part of Memphis culture, where we gather for mixers and informal events to connect and support one another without transactional expectations. It has been vital in fostering collaboration among creatives.
Keep it Sacred
Q: Can you define what a doula does?
A doula is a non-clinical care provider who offers emotional and physical support during labor, helps with educational tools, and advocates for the birthing person's desires.
Community Curators (Feat: DJ Tara)
Q: Did you go through any specialized training? Is there a DJ school?
Scratch Academy is a DJ school and I actually did go because my friends, we were already doing parties, I knew DJs. I just didn't feel like I could ask any of them to teach me.
About Time (Feat: DJ Zyah Belle)
Q: What advice would you give to young people pursuing music?
Own your authenticity and don’t look for validation from your immediate community, as support often comes from strangers.

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This show focuses on the relatable experiences of navigating adulthood, particularly through the lens of Black womanhood. The hosts engage listeners with Kitchen Table Talk, humorously sharing their insights and lessons learned about self-care, personal growth, and community connections. Key themes revolve around tackling societal expectations, embracing joy despite challenges, and reflecting on cultural identity. The conversational style is informal and heartfelt, making it feel like a genuine gathering of friends exploring life's complexities together. Listeners can expect a mix of light-hearted anecdotes, community building, and discussions about mental health, family, and personal growth.

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