Kahmeela

Confessions of a Queenager

Society EN ↓ 3 episodes

Confessions of a Queenager is the podcast for Gen X women who built the life they were supposed to want, and are now side-eyeing all of it. Hosted by Kahmeela Adams and Sakena Washington, this is your monthly permission slip to stop shrinking, stop settling, and stop pretending midlife looks like the brochure. We talk identity, reinvention, relationships, and the quiet rebellions that come with being a woman in her 40s and 50s who still has opinions and a pulse. If you're navigating the messy, beautiful chaos of what comes after "having it all" pull up a chair. The Queenagers are here.

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Kahmeela

Episodes

103 The 90s Summer Rebellion Unplugging from the Hustle 12.06.2026 49:21

Remember leaving the house at 9am with nothing but a bike, a bottle of bright blue juice, and the promise to be home when the street lights came on? No tracking apps. No algorithm. Just unstructured, gloriously boring time. In Episode 103, Kahmeela and Sakena are staging a seasonal coup. They are building a real 90s summer rulebook for adults who still have bills, kids, and inboxes that never quit...

102 The Midlife Rebel: Rejecting the Idea That We're Supposed to Want Less 18.05.2026 41:42

For many, the idea of aging comes with a set of preconceived notions that can feel limiting. Society often presents midlife as a time for settling down, abandoning dreams, and embracing a more subdued lifestyle. Join Kahmeela and Sakena as they challenge this perspective and celebrate the richness that can accompany this stage of life.

101 The Queenager's Rules: How Gen X Women Are Rewriting What's Expected of Them 16.04.2026 35:20

In this inaugural episode of Confessions of a Queenager, hostsKahmeela and Sakena explore the unique challenges and joys women face as they navigate midlife. From reminiscing about iconic films to discussing the 'silver quitter' trend among Gen X, this episode is a vibrant celebration of rebellion and self-discovery. Join us as we reflect on our past, embrace our present, and encourage listeners t...