Kellye Talks w/ Aarona Lopez about her journey in comedy having dealt with sexual assault, physical abuse, overcoming issues with her parents as well as learning her strengths and finding her voice. Aarona is known online for her comedy and astrology videos. Check her out at @aaronalopez100 on Instgram

Kellye talks with Marilee Wiliams, a Chicago based stand-up comedian, actress, and singer about her life growing up on the west side of Chicago. Kellye quickly gets checked when she assumes Marilee was a gangbanger! CHECK!

Kellye Talks w/ Britain's top comedian Gina Yashere about her first experiences with America, moving to Hollywood, and battling with Lupus. Tune in and get inspired to eat clean, live well, and laugh a bit at Gina's unique perspective on comedians in the United States.

Kellye talks with Blair Christian from MTV's Wild n Out and one of Missy Elliot's primary backup dancers about what makes Black Girl Magic and what makes Black Girl Voodoo. Today all around looks like black women are standing up and being there for each other, how does one get this in their own lives and are all black women magical?

Kellye Talks is moving studios and now being produced by the DOPE ass "Funny Black Women" creator Lisa Beasley #SheFunny. Listen to this hot 7 min and stay tuned for upcoming casts. New season is going to be the DOPEST EVER!

Kellye talks w/ Munk and comedian T-Murph about how easy comedy is as a career and why T-Murph is mad at BET. Also how many chips from Chipotle can be eaten and not heard on air?

Kellye chats with guest cohost comedian Marc Henderson about balancing arguments in relationships, cursing unnecessarily, the word NIGGA and conflicts within Christianity and behavior outside the church. Amongst other random little convos. Tune it.

Kellye chats with Munk about a bunch of random nothingness this week. They discuss Charlamagne the God new book "Black Privilege". They discuss why Google is trying to break them apart and how women should know they can't change men unless the men wants to change. Period!

Kellye chats with Munk and husband Mike about the documentary "I am not your negro", while also ranting about M&M's, and kids nowadays. Has parenting gotten harder or have our kids just gotten smarter? OH the tangled web we weave!

Kellye chats with Munk and her husband Mike about code switching; speaking differently from one's normal dialect for fear of nonacceptance as yourself. And of course, marriage, McDonald fries, and exposed secrets are always part of the convo.