It’s the Season 2 finale! Join me for laughs, fun kuestions, and one last round of No Stupid Kuestions before Season 3 drops on December 6th.

It’s the Season 2 finale! Join me for laughs, fun kuestions, and one last round of No Stupid Kuestions before Season 3 drops on December 6th.

Unpopular opinions: some make us laugh, some make us argue, and some make us question how we live. In this second-to-last episode of Season 2, I bring the hot takes, the deep reflections, and of course—the No Stupid Kuestions you didn’t know you needed.

Unpopular opinions: some make us laugh, some make us argue, and some make us question how we live. In this second-to-last episode of Season 2, I bring the hot takes, the deep reflections, and of course—the No Stupid Kuestions you didn’t know you needed.

In this episode, Kadie reflects on the unexpected lessons she’s learnt this year—from light-hearted fails to deeper truths about resilience, perspective, and growth. Through humour and honesty, she shares why every season, no matter how tough, has something to teach us. Listeners are invited to share their own “unexpected lessons” for future episodes.

In this episode, Kadie reflects on the unexpected lessons she’s learnt this year—from light-hearted fails to deeper truths about resilience, perspective, and growth. Through humour and honesty, she shares why every season, no matter how tough, has something to teach us. Listeners are invited to share their own “unexpected lessons” for future episodes.

In this episode, I take over the world — at least in my imagination — and lay out what would change if I were in charge for just one day. From funny fixes like a four-day workweek, mandatory nap hour, and banning early morning meetings, to serious shifts like kindness policies, mental health days, and equal pay, I explore how small changes could make the world a little lighter and a lot more human. Along the way, I break down why accountability matters, especially when it comes to free speech. It’s part humour, part real talk, and all about reimagining a world we’d actually want to live in.

In this episode, I take over the world — at least in my imagination — and lay out what would change if I were in charge for just one day. From funny fixes like a four-day workweek, mandatory nap hour, and banning early morning meetings, to serious shifts like kindness policies, mental health days, and equal pay, I explore how small changes could make the world a little lighter and a lot more human. Along the way, I break down why accountability matters, especially when it comes to free speech. It’s part humor, part real talk, and all about reimagining a world we’d actually want to live in.

In Episode 25 of My Podcast I Got Kuestions, Kadie sits down with two guests to swap the lessons they all wish they had learned sooner. From funny reminders (like never shopping hungry) to deeper truths about rest, boundaries, and happiness — it’s a lively mix of laughs, honesty, and thought-provoking conversation. Listeners are invited to share their own “wish I knew sooner” moments to be featured in a future episode.

In Episode 25 of My Podcast I Got Kuestions, Kadie sits down with two guests to swap the lessons they all wish they had learned sooner. From funny reminders (like never shopping hungry) to deeper truths about rest, boundaries, and happiness — it’s a lively mix of laughs, honesty, and thought-provoking conversation. Listeners are invited to share their own “wish I knew sooner” moments to be featured in a future episode.

Why does being alone feel so scary? Kadie gets real (and a little funny) about awkward silences, solo dates, and why talking to yourself might just count as a meeting. Episode 4 of I Got Kuestions — with a fresh No Stupid Kuestions segment — is live now!

Why does being alone feel so scary? Kadie gets real (and a little funny) about awkward silences, solo dates, and why talking to yourself might just count as a meeting. Episode 4 of I Got Kuestions — with a fresh No Stupid Kuestions segment — is live now!

In this episode of I Got Kuestions, Kadie leans into her role as the “Expert of Nothing (But Everything Anyway).” She kicks things off with her rules for travel etiquette, takes us inside her strategy for small talk that doesn’t bore anyone to death, and delivers her best unsolicited advice (spoiler: it might change your towel game forever). The No Stupid Kuestions spotlight goes to one of life’s silliest debates: does ketchup qualify as a smoothie? Kadie breaks it down—technically yes, spiritually no. Finally, she turns the mic to her audience, inviting listeners to share their own “weird expertise” for a future shoutout. This episode is equal parts humor, real talk, and curiosity—the perfect listen for anyone who’s ever secretly believed they could be an “expert” too.

In this episode of I Got Kuestions, Kadie leans into her role as the “Expert of Nothing (But Everything Anyway).” She kicks things off with her rules for travel etiquette, takes us inside her strategy for small talk that doesn’t bore anyone to death, and delivers her best unsolicited advice (spoiler: it might change your towel game forever). The No Stupid Kuestions spotlight goes to one of life’s silliest debates: does ketchup qualify as a smoothie? Kadie breaks it down—technically yes, spiritually no. Finally, she turns the mic to her audience, inviting listeners to share their own “weird expertise” for a future shoutout. This episode is equal parts humor, real talk, and curiosity—the perfect listen for anyone who’s ever secretly believed they could be an “expert” too.

In Episode 2 of I Got Kuestions, Kadie finally asks the Kuestions she’s been holding back: Does everyone have a price? Who’s the worst person to represent Earth if aliens show up? And would you rather be loved by many or truly understood by one? She also tackles “No Stupid Questions” — why we don’t fall off a round Earth. Equal parts funny, awkward, and thought-provoking, this episode is all about curiosity with a side of comedy.

In this episode of I Got Kuestions, Kadie finally asks the Kuestions she’s been holding back: Does everyone have a price? Who’s the worst person to represent Earth if aliens show up? And would you rather be loved by many or truly understood by one? She also tackles “No Stupid Questions” — why we don’t fall off a round Earth. Equal parts funny, awkward, and thought-provoking, this episode is all about curiosity with a side of comedy.

I ghosted my own podcast. No calls, no texts, not even a “u up?”… but I’m back! In this episode, I spill the tea on why I disappeared, what I learned during my break, and how Season 2 is going to be bolder, funnier, and way more interactive.

I ghosted my own podcast. No calls, no texts, not even a “u up?”… but I’m back! In this episode, I spill the tea on why I disappeared, what I learned during my break, and how Season 2 is going to be bolder, funnier, and way more interactive.

In the episode “Are You Doing Your Part?” of ”I Got Kuestions,” Kadie emphasises the importance of commitment and proactive action in achieving our dreams. She encourages listeners to reflect on their aspirations, write down their goals, and take tangible steps, while trusting in the universe to support their efforts.

In this thought-provoking episode of “I Got Kuestions,” host Kadie explores the crucial question: Is it okay to not be okay? Taking a firm stance that it’s not acceptable to remain in a state of discomfort, the episode delves into the impact of ignoring our mental health struggles. Join us as we discuss the societal pressures to stay strong, the importance of acknowledging our feelings, and the necessity of seeking help when needed. Through personal anecdotes and insightful reflections, we emphasize that while moments of feeling ‘off’ are natural, taking steps towards healing and self-care is essential for living a fulfilling life. Tune in to discover why it’s vital to strive for a state of being where we are truly okay.