Gettin' Grown

Jade and Keia welcome one of their favorite long-time friends of the show, New York Times Best-Selling author Michael Arceneaux, back to discuss his latest book, I Finally Bought Some Jordans. Join us for a powerful conversation about evolving and growing through the phases and changes of adulthood.

How could we not gather around the kitchen table for a deep dive into Act II of Beyoncé’s most recent release in the Renaissance Trilogy, Cowboy Carter?! We also invited resident Bestie LaToya of The Analog Girl Pod to join us, and you know how we carry on. Gather your thoughts and reflections and join the discussion!

Jade and Keia welcome Queer Sexual Assault and Trauma Specialist Jimanekia Eborn to the kitchen table for an engaging, insightful, and enlightening conversation about surviving sexual assault and finding purpose through tragic circumstances.

Celebrate the 7th anniversary of Gettin Grown with Jade, Keia and returning special guest, Dr. Wendy Goodall McDonald MD, FACOG aka @DrEveryWoman. We’re closing out Woman’s History Month by prioritizing our health with good information and our regularly scheduled mess. Sit with us, please!

This week on Gettin Grown, Jade and Keia are joined by the brilliant Dr. Wendy Gooodall McDonald MD, FACOG, aka @DrEveryWoman, for a candid and informative conversation about our ever-evolving anatomy.

Grey hair, achy joints, and acid reflux, OH MY! Jade and Keia continue to celebrate Women’s History Month with a candid conversation about embracing our bodies as they evolve with age.

Jade and Keia welcome Dr. Kelli Rugless back to the show for a timely conversation on body image as big business and how to prioritize your own health in a weight obsessed world.

Jade and Keia discuss some of the distinguishing features of mental exhaustion and how diagnose and address mental and emotional fatigue in our lives. There’s more to rest than sleep. Let’s take better care of ourselves and each other.

Jade and Keia sit at the kitchen table this week to highlight the ways Black folks continue to lead the charge in every field.

Jade and Keia gather at the kitchen table to discuss the complexity of love, and end up processing emotions out loud.