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Kin Talk — the nightly show for people whose pets are family. Because they're more than pets — they're Kin.
Join hosts Maya and Dev every night for real conversations about the Kinsle features changing pet care: lost pet alerts, transferable profiles, care teams, and the stories behind them — plus a rotating expert guest who actually knows the science. Twice a week, Kinsle founder LaGarrick Gantt stops by with his Founder's Take.
20–30 minutes a night. Made for pet lovers, by pet lovers. New episodes daily.
It is 11.40 at night. Your hands are full and you have a question about your pet that cannot wait until morning. Welcome to the Kin Talk Short. I am Maya. And I am Dev. Tonight in five minutes, talk to Kinny and Kimmy. KinsLe, K-I-N-S-L-E has two built-in assistants and at launch they began doing what families asked for. They talk back, genuine back and forth conversation about your pet by name inside that pet's own profile. Our guest is Leah, a pet parent of two, a dog named Biscuit and a cat named Miso, and a voiced character created from real pet parents who use these assistants daily. Leah, the choice first. In settings, you choose your assistant. Kinny, the robo pup, or Kinny, his counterpart. My daughter talks to Kinny like a friend.
My neighbor chose Kinny for training reminders. And you can switch, cleanly, both ways, without losing your pet, your records, or your place in the story. Then the 11.40 moment. Tell it fast, Leah. Biscuit raided the pantry at midnight. I was scared and I talked to Kinny. She did not diagnose him and she did not treat him. Health worries belong with a veterinarian and she said so plainly. Then she helped me do everything around that call. Biscuits wait, his age, his history, in one place to read to the after hours vet. The vet said, you just saved us 10 minutes and saved me guessing. On a worse night, 10 minutes is the whole story. That guardrail is the design. Kinny and Kinny organize, remind, help you find real services and draft the alert.
They never claim to treat or diagnose. Care belongs with the professionals. Conversation belongs here. And on ordinary days, Leah, because most of pet life is ordinary. Ordinary is where Kinny earns it. I ask, did Biscuit get his afternoon walk? And the answer comes from his care team's own logged duties, done and time stamped, not from a group chat I have to scroll. I ask her to find a groomer near us. And she points me to real businesses I can read before I book. Walk and talk, cook and talk. Pet care is a hands full life and talking is the natural way to run it. And on the hardest minute of all, the lost pet minute, the voice gets you to the people faster. You lost pet alert system is free in every profile. The circle of love nearby answers within 10 miles, and a finder can
message you directly from your pet's profile. Leah rehearsed it on a calm day. Every family should. That is my whole pitch. Build the profile on a calm day. Choose your assistant. Have one real conversation about your real pet. A home for their story. That can talk back. That is what KinsLe built. The full episode is in this feed right below this short with Leah's full midnight story, the business side of Kinny in the console and the library behind the conversation. KinsLe is live. Download it free on the app store tonight. K-I-N-S-L-E. They're more than pets. They're kin. Good night and start the conversation.