Chit Chat and Kee Kee with Risha

Maurisha Ross-DeLaine

Chit Chat & Kee Kee with Risha is your weekly group chat in podcast form. We’re talking about real life stuff—friendship breakups, career moves, dating, motherhood, growth, and all the “what in the world is going on in my life” moments. It’s honest. It’s a little messy. It’s funny. It’s reflective. And it always feels like you’re catching up with your homegirl over coffee, tea, or a little drinky drink—no judgment at all. No experts. No perfection. Just real conversations, a little kee kee, and a whole lot of “girl… me too.” Pull up a seat in the group chat—you’re always welcome here.

Episodes

  1. Aug 13

    Are you loyal or just comfortable? Knowing when its's time to leave your job.

    Are you loyal to your job, or are you just a little too comfortable? In this episode, special guests Jenae Harper and Saundra Wheeler join the group chat for a conversation about something many of us have thought about at least once: How do you really know when it’s time to leave your job? We’re getting into the difference between being loyal and simply being comfortable. Are you still growing, or are you just going through the motions? Are you staying because you genuinely love what you do, because the paycheck is predictable, or because starting over sounds like a lot of work? And what about when you know you’ve been done just plain dirty at work? Jenae and Saundra join the group chat as we talk about feeling overlooked, being undervalued, dealing with workplace situations that leave you questioning everything, recognizing when you’ve outgrown a position, and finding the confidence to pursue what’s next. If you’ve ever sat at work thinking, “I know I’m supposed to be doing something else,” or had a workplace experience that made you say, “Oh, so this is how we’re doing things?” this episode is for you. Join the group chat because we’re talking loyalty, comfort, career growth, workplace drama, and knowing when enough is enough. We’re not telling you to quit your job tomorrow, but after this conversation, you might finally realize it’s time to stop ignoring the signs.

  2. Jul 16

    Friendship Break Ups

    Friendship breakups do not always get the attention they deserve, but they can hurt just as deeply as the end of a romantic relationship. In this episode of Chit Chat & Kee Kee with Risha, we are having an honest conversation about what happens when friendships change, grow apart, or come to an end. I am joined by Shenise Harbin and Kory Robinson for a real group chat about loyalty, boundaries, growing in different directions, forgiveness, and whether every friendship is meant to last forever. We also talk about the differences between male and female friendships, recognizing red flags, and knowing when it is time to fight for a friendship or let it go. As always, we lighten the mood with What's Been on My Mind This Week, where I share my thoughts on side hustles. Then we have A Little Kee Kee, where I ask for your help putting together the perfect outfit for the Chris Brown and Usher concert. I also share what I have been watching and reading, including Diarra from Detroit and My Good Girl by Diamond D. Johnson. Whether you are grieving the end of a friendship, navigating a new season, or opening yourself up to new connections, I hope this conversation reminds you that it is okay to outgrow relationships, protect your peace, and remain open to the people who are meant for your next chapter. Grab your favorite drink, pull up a chair, and join the conversation. There is always a seat for you in the group chat. If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to follow the podcast, leave a rating and review, and share it with someone who could use this conversation.

Ratings & Reviews

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About

Chit Chat & Kee Kee with Risha is your weekly group chat in podcast form. We’re talking about real life stuff—friendship breakups, career moves, dating, motherhood, growth, and all the “what in the world is going on in my life” moments. It’s honest. It’s a little messy. It’s funny. It’s reflective. And it always feels like you’re catching up with your homegirl over coffee, tea, or a little drinky drink—no judgment at all. No experts. No perfection. Just real conversations, a little kee kee, and a whole lot of “girl… me too.” Pull up a seat in the group chat—you’re always welcome here.