I Got Kuestions

From snack runs to self-care, this episode asks the question: What do you wish someone had

told you sooner?

I’m joined by two amazing guests as we share the silly, the serious, and the thought-

provoking lessons that could’ve saved us time, money, and maybe even a little heartbreak.

From snack runs to self-care, this episode asks the question: What do you wish someone had

told you sooner?

I’m joined by two amazing guests as we share the silly, the serious, and the thought-

provoking lessons that could’ve saved us time, money, and maybe even a little heartbreak.

Ever notice how being alone can feel louder than a crowded room? In this episode of I Got Kuestions, Kadie digs into why silence feels like torture, why we’ll do anything to avoid being alone, and how learning to sit with yourself might be the ultimate power move. Plus, in No Stupid Kuestions, she asks: If you talk to yourself… are you alone, or just in a meeting? It’s funny, it’s real, and it might make you rethink your next quiet moment.

Ever notice how being alone can feel louder than a crowded room? In this episode of I Got Kuestions, Kadie digs into why silence feels like torture, why we’ll do anything to avoid being alone, and how learning to sit with yourself might be the ultimate power move. Plus, in No Stupid Kuestions, she asks: If you talk to yourself… are you alone, or just in a meeting? It’s funny, it’s real, and it might make you rethink your next quiet moment.

Am I the expert of nothing… or everything anyway? This week, Kadie crowns herself the ultimate “non-expert” in three very important fields: travel etiquette, small talk, and unsolicited advice. From clapping on airplanes (please don’t) to upgrading your small talk game, to why you should absolutely use your “good towels,” nothing is off-limits. And in the No Stupid Kuestions segment, Kadie tackles the age-old mystery: if tomatoes are a fruit, does that make ketchup a smoothie?

Funny, relatable, and a little ridiculous—this episode proves that sometimes not being an expert makes you the most qualified of all.

Am I the expert of nothing… or everything anyway? This week, Kadie crowns herself the ultimate “non-expert” in three very important fields: travel etiquette, small talk, and unsolicited advice. From clapping on airplanes (please don’t) to upgrading your small talk game, to why you should absolutely use your “good towels,” nothing is off-limits. And in the No Stupid Kuestions segment, Kadie tackles the age-old mystery: if tomatoes are a fruit, does that make ketchup a smoothie?

Funny, relatable, and a little ridiculous—this episode proves that sometimes not being an expert makes you the most qualified of all.

This week, Kadie is asking the Kuestions that might sting a little:

PLUS, in the No Stupid Question segment:

Get ready for laughs, awkward truths, and a sprinkle of deep late-night energy as Kadie finally says the quiet Kuestions out loud. Tune in, vote on your answers, and maybe… face your own price tag.

This week, Kadie is asking the Kuestions that might sting a little:

PLUS, in the No Stupid Question segment:

Get ready for laughs, awkward truths, and a sprinkle of deep late-night energy as Kadie finally says the quiet Kuestions out loud. Tune in, vote on your answers, and maybe… face your own price tag.

Season 2 kicks off with a confession — I vanished without warning. In this episode, I open up about what really happened during my unplanned break, the sneaky way burnout crept in, and the guilt of leaving my mic to collect dust. I share how stepping back gave me new perspective, fresh ideas, and a game plan to make Season 2 our best yet.

You’ll hear:

The real reason I ghosted the show

Why burnout happens even when you love what you do

What’s changing this season (hint: YOU are part of the plan)

Plus, I want to hear from you: What’s the longest you’ve ghosted something you love — and why? Funniest answer gets a shoutout in the next episode.

Season 2 kicks off with a confession — I vanished without warning. In this episode, I open up about what really happened during my unplanned break, the sneaky way burnout crept in, and the guilt of leaving my mic to collect dust. I share how stepping back gave me new perspective, fresh ideas, and a game plan to make Season 2 our best yet.

You’ll hear:

The real reason I ghosted the show

Why burnout happens even when you love what you do

What’s changing this season (hint: YOU are part of the plan)

Plus, I want to hear from you: What’s the longest you’ve ghosted something you love — and why? Funniest answer gets a shoutout in the next episode.