Kanisha Jones
Thank You For Being A Friend
Thank You for Being a Friend is a podcast about friendship, connection, and the relationships that shape our lives. Hosted by Kanisha, the show features thoughtful conversations and personal stories exploring what it means to maintain friendships through change, distance, and growth. Honest, reflective, and rooted in real life.
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Kanisha Jones
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Latest episode
Apr 10, 2026
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Episodes
A Conversation On Friendship w/ special guest Janine 10.04.2026 46:10
This episode is a special one. Kanisha sits down with her longtime friend Janine to talk about how they met in college, the memories that still make them laugh, and the question at the center of it all: do we get lucky with good friends, or do we choose them well and keep choosing them over time? It’s an honest conversation about girlhood, growth, and the love it takes to stay connected through ev...
Friendship Maintenance 02.04.2026 28:27
I’m Back!! In this episode, I talk about how friendships change as life gets busier. Between work, kids, distance, and everything else, it’s easy to assume the people we love will always be there—but that’s not always how it works. Come share a moment when my friends held me accountable in a way I didn’t expect, and how that shifted how I show up in my relationships. This is really about effort, i...
The Pilot 22.12.2025 10:31
In this pilot episode, host Kanisha introduces Thank You for Being a Friend and the heart behind the podcast. She shares the inspiration for the show, reflects on the friendships that have shaped her life, and tells the story of how one long-lasting friendship began. This episode sets the tone for honest, reflective conversations about connection, longevity, and the people who walk with us through...
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