Sep 4, 20265 min
50 changed my alignment, not just my age. Peace first. God first. Boundaries firm. Joy daily. This is the era I'm designing - intentionally, boldly, beautifully.
About this Podcast:
Welcome to Random Talk, a show where a Black woman with grown kids, a runner’s mindset, and a project manager’s patience — or lack thereof — gets on this mic and tells the truth about life as it is, not as Instagram pretends it to be.
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What is Random Talk about?
Welcome to Random Talk, a show where a Black woman with grown kids, a runner’s mindset, and a project manager’s patience, or lack thereof, gets on this mic and tells the truth about life as it is, not as Instagram pretends it to be.
Who hosts Random Talk?
Random Talk is hosted by KK. The show has published 29 episodes to date.
What has Random Talk covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Episode 27: My 50- Year Blueprint - The Woman I'm Choosing to Be Now" (4 September 2026, 5 minutes), "Episode 26: Affirmed - Who I am In God. Daily Affirmation Episode." (14 August 2026, 6 minutes), and "Episode 25: The Reinvention - From Shy People Pleaser to Confident, Unbothered Woman" (31 July 2026, 6 minutes).
How often does Random Talk publish?
Random Talk publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 8 minutes across 29 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Random Talk?
Booking probability for Random Talk is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Random Talk requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Random Talk's contact route on record: verified email.
About the host
KK hosts Random Talk, a society podcast with 29 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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- Aug 14, 20266 min
This episode is your daily reminder of who you are in God - chosen, loved, protected, strengthened, and covered. These affirmations are rooted in scripture and spoken with authority. This is your daily affirmation...
- Jul 31, 20266 min
Episode 6 in the "How Did I Get Here Series". I don't live the old version of me anymore. The woman who dimmed her light to keep the peace is gone. In this episode, hear about my reinvention.
- Jul 17, 20265 min
God put something on my heart and today I am sharing it with you. I created a daily meditation called "The Names of God" - a space for you to breathe, reset, and reconnect with the One who carries you. This episode is...
- Jul 14, 20265 min
Episode 5 of the "How Did I Get Here Series". This episode isn't about divorce; it's about rebirth and becoming a woman who learns to heal from a healed place.
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- Jul 5, 20265 min
Episode 4 of the "How Did I Get Here" series. This week I share the chapter of my story where divorce didn't destroy me. It birthed the woman I am today.
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Episode 21: The Strength I Didn't Know I Had
Jun 30, 202611 minS1Continuing the series, "How Did I Get Here?" - this chapter is all about the season that tested me, stretched me and ultimately rebuilt me.
- Jun 24, 202614 min
Part of the "How Did I Get Here" series, episode 2 of the series. This episode is the chapter of my life that shaped my identity more than I realized. The chapter where belonging felt like a moving target.
- Jun 20, 20267 min
This episode I start something different - a new series, all about how I got here, and where it all began. From being born a military kid to the woman I am today.
- Jun 16, 20267 min
This episode is all about moving on from those draining, toxic situations that aren't suited for who you are becoming.
- Jun 13, 20269 min
Let me tell you about all I go through to finish one race. It's funny, it's chaotic, and sometimes a little delusional.
- Jun 7, 20267 minS0
<p>Staying motivated when it's just you and God, and the support is quiet. </p>
- May 30, 20266 minS0
<p>This episode talks to the folks who are still showing up even with the quiet kind of hurt.</p>
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Episode 14: Relax...Something Is Moving
May 28, 202612 minS0<p>Special episode: This message is straight from God's mouth to my spirit. He told me to "Relax". And listen, that hit differently for me, when He began to unravel what that means. If you need a reminder that God...
- May 20, 20268 minS0
<p>When the caretaker years of your life start to ease and end, the season is not a crisis. It's a reintroduction. A chance to dream again and live again without guilt.</p>
- May 13, 20267 minS0
<p>Because nobody warned us about any of this. Or did they? The things we swore we'd never do, but our parents knew we probably would. And now, here we are, adulthood.</p>
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Episode 11: Be Your Own Cheerleader
May 7, 202611 minS0<p>Today, we're talking about what every woman needs to master: being your own cheerleader.</p>
- May 5, 20265 minS0
<p>A special Mother's Day message for the Random Talk family.</p>
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Episode 9: Finding Your People
May 3, 202611 minS0<p>Let's talk about the importance of having the right people in your life, and how to find them.</p>
- Apr 30, 202613 minS0
<p>Stagnation. It feels like we've all been there and felt it, at least once. Let's have some chatter about how to recognize it and how to get unstuck.</p>
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