What’s the Most Unexpected Lesson You’ve Learned This Year?A

What Does It Cost To Become Great? A

Usain Bolt. Michael Jordan. Tom Brady. Bob Marley. We know their greatness — but did we ever picture the work behind it? The hours, the repetition, the stuff nobody filmed? This week Kadie gets honest about her own relationship with shortcuts (spoiler: she'll spend an hour looking for one instead of just doing the ten-minute task), what it really means to want to be great without needing to be famous for it, and a question that stopped her cold: what does success actually look like to you? Plus — her actual fantasy version of success, and why it looks a lot more like this podcast than a stage. Kuestion of the Week: What does success actually look like to you — not the version you'd say in an interview, the real one. Send it in, and Kadie might read yours at the top of next episode. You asked. She answered. Now it's your turn.

Is That The Rose Dress? A

She wrote a whole book about her life. Now SHE has to talk about it. 😅🎙️ Season 3 is officially here, and I am not the same person who left you at the end of Season 2. I got my MBA (4.0, thank you very much), kept running a company, kept being a wife and a mom, and somehow also wrote an entire memoir called The Rose Dress — which means strangers can now read about my life and ask me “wait, is THAT part true?” for the rest of my days. In this premiere I’m catching you up on everything, bringing back No Stupid Kuestions, and launching a brand new segment called Kuestion of the Week. It’s funny, it’s a little deep, and it’s very real — basically just like me. 📖 Go buy The Rose Dress on Amazon — your girl needs you to be nosy about her life. The Rose Dress Link [https://www.amazon.com/Rose-Dress-Memoir-Kedeshia-Thomas-ebook/dp/B0GX34M6BW/ref=sr_1_1?crid=XC1VWUGOTFVA&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.0_YeiWVOeKNus082S4YXmIwc_ICGImhj9LoLMgR0OG1RtR-N116LbIhlnVBS5lmrj_5zDUbBT-dJP1odQ47vLwnfcK0aWGWsij9XjcAomh7Wmv_O6FPIPWDGdJSgsyJNxlXxxgvfLXp4CY0_JxwR9PMVCVZHOGFXsvUixreWPxZ5Ub9jPz3bXBDKMOdBU_SBYOiq9AneVUYxPclNWSc8Gdjk4sd2y4-nFMr56v31tTU.AIdNdLdLm7mJxfnhIuMDLWUyuD0QuA1f_3RbQwB7ews&dib_tag=se&keywords=the+rose+dress+book&qid=1782827397&sprefix=%2Caps%2C461&sr=8-1] 🔔 Subscribe so you don’t miss a single Kuestion this season 📲 Share this episode with someone who needs a laugh and a little perspective today You asked. I answered. Now it’s your turn.

Is That A Wrap on Season Two?A

It’s the end of Season 2, and I couldn’t be happier! This finale episode is all about good vibes, fun kuestions, and of course, one last round of No Stupid Kuestions. We’re celebrating the laughs, the side-eyes, and all the wild kuestions that made this season what it was. And don’t worry — this isn’t goodbye, it’s just “see you later.” I Got Kuestions will be back with Season 3 on December 6th. Until then, stay curious, stay bold, and keep asking the weird stuff.

What’s Your Most Unpopular Opinion? A

This week on I Got Kuestions, I’m diving into unpopular opinions—the spicy takes that can split a room in seconds. From silly ones like “ice cream is overrated” to deeper reflections on accountability and legacy, this episode is a mix of fun, honesty, and a little bit of wisdom. And of course, in the No Stupid Kuestions segment, we ask: are unpopular opinions really unpopular… or just ahead of their time? This is the second-to-last episode of Season 2, so tune in for laughs, side eyes, and maybe even a “wow” moment you’ll carry with you.

What’s the Most Unexpected Lesson You’ve Learned This Year?A

This week on I Got Kuestions, Kadie asks: What’s the most unexpected lesson you’ve learned this year? From silly truths about Amazon packages and pretty planners to powerful reminders like this too shall pass, this episode dives into the lessons life throws at us when we least expect it.