Pour Minds Podcast

This week, Lex P and Drea Nicole are bringing Halloween to Pour Minds with a little celebrity flair, plenty of jokes, and some spooky season foolishness! The girls step into character as Diana Ross and Stevie Wonder, with a special appearance from Rick James, setting the tone for an episode full of hilarious impressions and unexpected moments. From talking Halloween costumes and looking back on past Halloween experiences to sharing their thoughts on the holiday, Lex and Drea keep the laughs coming.

Then, things get interesting when the girls debate which horror movie villains they think they could actually beat in a fight. From Chucky and Ghostface to Pennywise and other familiar faces, Lex and Drea break down who they’re taking on and who might be a little too much to handle. Of course, the conversation comes with plenty of confidence, questionable logic, and the kind of back-and-forth only these two can deliver. It’s Halloween on Pour Minds, so expect funny impressions, wild takes, and nonstop laughs from start to finish. Pour up and tune in.

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This week, Lex P and Drea Nicole welcome Yung Miami to the Pour Minds couch for a conversation the girls have been waiting to have! From her journey with City Girls to stepping into her own as a solo artist, Yung Miami gets candid about her evolution, the motivation behind her new album Watch Dis, and what it feels like to have people count her out only to watch her prove them wrong. She opens up about navigating the music industry, dealing with online criticism, and learning not to let other people’s opinions dictate her moves.

The girls also get into motherhood, balancing her personal life with her career, protecting her children from the public eye, and whether she sees more kids in her future. Yung Miami shares why she has always known she was destined for fame, her childhood dream of becoming a mortician, and how she discovered a love for podcasting with Caresha Please. Plus, the conversation takes a hilarious turn as Lex, Drea, and Miami put their accents to the test in a game that has everybody questioning how they pronounce everyday words.

Pour up and tune in for a candid conversation about motherhood, music, life in the spotlight, and what happens when you stop listening to the noise and let your next move speak for itself!

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This week on Pour Minds, Lex P and Drea Nicole are holding it down solo, diving headfirst into the chaotic realities of autumn, bad culinary takes, and the fine line between romance and absolute delusion. From dragging the seasonal time change and mourning the cancellation of turkey bacon to debating George Washington’s history and why tomatoes are technically fruits, the ladies keep the energy lighthearted, unfiltered, and nonstop laughs.Things stay just as chaotic as the crew debates their absolute worst-case career nightmares, mixes up a seasonal fall cocktail, and places their predictions for the upcoming Super Bowl halftime show. The conversation quickly shifts to relationship standards as they debate whether you should truly be able to take your partner anywhere, why forced compatibility always backfires, and how to spot the red flags of resentment from day one.

And, of course, things get completely out of hand during the bed segment as the ladies debate whether you can truly fall in love with a man's natural pheromones, how a post-sex shower can mean his dick isn't hitting for anything, and reviewing a listener letter about a long-distance best friend who is sending dangerously mixed signals. Pour up and get ready, because between the unhinged stories and the vocal warm-ups, you're definitely going to need a drink before you press play.

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This week on Pour Minds, Lex P and Drea Nicole are sitting down with rapper, singer, and
songwriter Akeem Ali, and from the second he steps into the room, the energy instantly turns
into pure, top-tier comedy. Akeem keeps it 100 on the harsh realities of independent touring,
why slow ticket sales will make an artist rethink their whole strategy, and the very specific (and
hilarious) target audience he relies on to keep his shows packed.

Things get nostalgic as Akeem takes the ladies on a hilarious trip down memory lane, opening
up about his alter ego, his high school days, and the unexpected setbacks that shaped his
hustle. The crew doesn't hesitate to press him on toxic relationship dynamics, either—debating
whether men ever truly regret losing a good woman. Akeem stands on business with his "facts
over feelings" philosophy, insisting nobody is irreplaceable, while Lex and Drea call out the wild
delusion men fall back on when they miss out on a real one.
And, of course, things get completely out of hand when they tackle an "expert" claim that men
should bring a woman to climax twice before penetration. Between whole-house inspection
analogies, "carpet rug burn" arguments, and hilarious audience advice, the room devolves into
pure chaos.

Pour up and get ready, because before you start inspecting the "back of the house," you
definitely need a drink in your hand for this one!

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This week, Lex P and Drea Nicole are sitting down with comedy legend Ms. Pat, and
absolutely NOTHING is off limits! From her early days in Atlanta comedy to becoming a
household name in Hollywood, Ms. Pat gets candid about the hustle, hard work, and
business mindset that helped her build the career she has today.

Ms. Pat opens up about navigating fame while staying true to herself, setting
boundaries with friends and family, protecting her peace, and why everybody doesn't
need to know your next move. She also gets personal about raising seven children,
breaking generational cycles, redefining the American Dream, and the inspiration
behind her new memoir, Miss American Dream.

And, of course, things take a few unexpected turns as the ladies get into marriage,
dating, bedroom conversations, and why Ms. Pat has absolutely no filter!
Pour up and tune in because when Ms. Pat pulls up, you already know it's going to be a
time!

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This week, Lex P and Drea Nicole are getting real about growing older, becoming more like their
parents, and the things they understand differently now than they did in their younger years.

The ladies talk about Lex’s experience visiting the Martin Luther King Jr. museum in Atlanta and
why revisiting Black history as an adult gave her a completely different perspective. They also
recap Lex’s birthday celebration, including a disappointing restaurant experience, a night at
Visions, and why sometimes the people around you can turn a bad experience into a great night.

Plus, the conversation gets into the proper way to sneak food into the movie theater, Lex’s
lifelong love for Taco Bell, and the things they used to judge people for that they now understand
differently. From spending money on luxury items to being emotional and vulnerable, Lex and
Drea reflect on growth, self-awareness, accountability, and learning to give people—and
themselves—a little more grace.

Pour up and tune in.

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This week, Lex P and Drea Nicole are back with a solo episode talking life after tour, getting
back into their routines, taking time to decompress and entering a new era for Pour Minds. The
ladies also get into business, finances, delegation and the lessons they’ve learned while
building their brands and preparing for what’s next.

Then, the ladies sit down with hairstylist and entrepreneur Shara Laurie for a Business
Spotlight. Shara opens up about starting her hair career at a young age, building a loyal
clientele in Atlanta and eventually taking a leap of faith to move her business to Dubai. She
shares what it took financially to make the move, how she built an international clientele and
how her career has evolved from working behind the chair to traveling the world to service
clients.

Plus, Lex and Drea get into dating, relationships, independence, different dating cultures and
the importance of having the freedom to live life on your own terms.
Pour up and tune

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This week on Pour Minds, Lex P and Drea Nicole are joined by streamer and internet
personality Jordyn Lucas for an episode that goes completely off the rails before they can even
make it to the first topic.

Jordan gets real about breaking into the male-dominated streaming world, building her
community, investing thousands into her production, dealing with viral clips and learning how to
survive when everything you say can become a headline. She also opens up about leaving
Atlanta for Miami, starting over on her own, outgrowing friendships and betting on herself. Of
course, the ladies have to get into Jordan’s viral moment with Drake, the six-figure Kelly bag,
flying private for the first time and manifesting some of the biggest moments of her career. But
somewhere between the drinks, roommate horror stories, BBL talk, reasons they could NEVER
go to war and dragging internet trolls, the conversation turns into pure chaos.

Pour up and get ready, because this is definitely one you might want to have a drink before
watching.

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Lex P and Drea Nicole are back with another hilarious solo episode, and as usual, the
conversation goes everywhere. The ladies kick things off debating whether you can really tell
what type of person somebody is just by looking at them, from facial features and eye contact to
the random physical traits that immediately make them suspicious.

The conversation turns to dating as Lex and Drea break down the careers and lifestyles that
would make them think twice about being with a man. From police officers and politicians to
men making their money in the streets, the ladies get real about what they’re willing to deal with
at this stage in their lives and why stability and legitimate income matter more than ever.
Later, they get into beauty, skincare, makeup, and how their relationships with their appearance
have changed over the years. They talk about feeling more comfortable going makeup-free,
learning to appreciate their natural skin, and eventually take the conversation into plastic
surgery, tummy tucks, breast reductions, scars, and some of the unexpected things that can
happen when you go under the knife.

Of course, it wouldn’t be Pour Minds without the conversation getting completely out of pocket
along the way. Between hilarious surgery stories, body talk, dating opinions, and plenty of side
conversations, Lex and Drea ultimately get real about body confidence, embracing your
imperfections, and why being comfortable in your own skin matters more than worrying about
what anybody else thinks.

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This week on Pour Minds, Lex P and Drea Nicole are joined by fan favorite Nav Green,
and as expected, the conversation goes completely off the rails. 😂 Nav catches the
ladies up on his latest wins, including stepping into the writer’s room for the BET
Awards, how his career has evolved, and why staying consistent matters more than
comparing your success to everybody else’s.

Of course, it wouldn’t be a Nav episode without some wild stories. They get into his
dating life, using humor to get the ladies, knowing how to handle your liquor, old tour
memories, friendships, money, success, and learning to actually enjoy the life you
worked for.

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It’s Lex’s birthday, and the girls are celebrating Chapter 37! 🥂 Lex reflects on entering a new year feeling happier, more at peace, and more confident than ever, while she and Drea talk about getting older, protecting your joy, and finally being okay with people being wrong about you.

The conversation gets into low-maintenance birthday girlies vs. Birthdayzillas, expectations from friends versus your partner, surprise gifts gone wrong, and why some “gifts” are really just new bills and responsibilities. In The Bed, the ladies discuss how intimacy changes as you get older and why emotional connection matters more in relationships. Plus, they answer a messy Pour

Your Heart Out about a best friend wanting to reconnect with a man her friend already slept with.
Of course, it wouldn’t be a Pour Minds birthday episode without a few drinks, plenty of laughs, and a very tipsy karaoke finale!

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Jacquees pulls up on Pour Minds for a conversation full of R&B, relationships, fatherhood, and
plenty of laughs. The Atlanta native opens up about knowing he was a star from an early age,
how becoming a father changed the way he moves, and why he still stands behind calling
himself the King of R&B. He also talks about the lost art of the remix, his latest music, dream
collaborations, and why he wants to work with Drake.

Then the conversation gets into love: dealing with a partner's family not liking you, setting
boundaries with parents, choosing between your relationship and your family, spinning the block
on an ex, and whether there's really such a thing as "the one that got away." Jacquees shares
his perspective on love today and why family will always play a major role in the relationships he
chooses.

And of course, Pour Your Heart Out gets WILD when a listener asks what to do about her
boyfriend only lasting two minutes in bed—and the crew debates how long sex should actually
last.

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This week, Lex and Drea are joined by Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and producer
Lucky Daye for an episode full of R&B, relationships, and plenty of laughs. Lucky opens up
about his journey in music, the emotional moment he won his Grammy, his new single “Nowhere
Fast,” and what fans can expect from his upcoming album and tour.

The conversation gets into the current state of R&B, AI music, why 30-song albums need to go, bringing back real album rollouts, and whether artists are making music for TikTok instead of making music that actually lasts. Lucky also weighs in on the very important debate of Sisqó vs. Michael Jackson.

Of course, it wouldn’t be Pour Minds without the conversation going completely left. The trio
gets into whether men are judged by the women they date, why men care what other men think,
dating celebrities, the hierarchy of athletes and rappers in the dating world, and whether your
past can mess up something good with somebody new.

Plus, the ladies get into Bop of the Week, answer some wild listener letters—including one
woman wondering if dating her former favorite “horse’s” homeboy is already over before it
started—and close things out with a little karaoke.
Pour up and tune in.

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This week, Lex and Drea are keeping it in-house for a solo episode packed with real conversations, hot takes, and plenty of laughs. The ladies kick things off by venting about the current state of social media—from censorship and rage bait to why the internet just isn't fun anymore—and ask whether we've forgotten how to simply live in the moment.

They also debate the rise of celebrity tell-all documentaries, discussing where the line is between exposing the truth and chasing attention. From Michael Jackson and R. Kelly to America's Next Top Model and reality TV culture, they break down who deserves accountability, who gets unfairly blamed, and why every documentary has a narrative.

Later, the conversation turns more personal as Lex and Drea reflect on growing up in predominantly white spaces following the tragic death of Nolan Wells. They open up about tokenism, identity, safety, Black community, and why being surrounded by people who understand your lived experience matters more than many realize.

Pour up and tune in for an episode full of laughs, perspective, and the unfiltered conversations only Pour Minds can have.

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This week, Lex and Drea are joined by entrepreneurs, podcasters, and longtime friends
Savannah James and April McDaniel from Everybody's Crazy for a conversation about
friendship, business, and what it really takes to build something that lasts. From launching a
podcast with a prepaid phone to creating multiple successful businesses, Savannah and April
share the realities of stepping into the spotlight, protecting their friendship, and building a legacy
on their own terms.

The ladies get into the pressure of podcasting, dealing with internet opinions, balancing
business with real life, and why consistency is the key to longevity. They also discuss
leadership, entrepreneurship, building teams, healing, fashion, personal growth, and the
importance of creating opportunities for other Black women in media.
With plenty of laughs, behind-the-scenes podcast stories, and honest conversations about
success, this episode is a reminder that the strongest brands are built on authenticity, resilience,
and showing up—even when it's hard.

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This week, it's just Lex and Drea back on the couch, and the conversations go everywhere. The ladies kick things off by breaking down Netflix's The Polygamist, debating revenge, cheating, and whether some people stay in toxic relationships for far too long. They also share hilarious family stories from tour, reflect on getting older, leveling up, and why they're officially entering their "lady" era.

Later, Lex and Drea get honest about the best season of their lives so far. From career milestones and financial goals to dating, being single, and seeing years of hard work finally pay off, they talk about embracing growth without losing themselves. They also discuss the rise of "soft life" and luxury dating content online, why women should never stop making their own money, and how social media has distorted expectations around relationships and success.

With plenty of laughs, unfiltered opinions, and the kind of conversation that only happens when it's just the two of them, this episode is a reminder that building your own life will always be the greatest flex.

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This week, Lex and Drea are back with another hilarious solo episode straight from LA. From debating whether Caesar from Planet of the Apes was fine to asking if animals have celebrities in their own communities, the conversation goes completely off the rails—in the best way.

The ladies catch up on life on tour, adjusting to nonstop travel, moving plans, weight gain, and why they're both ready to get back into their routines. They also share stories from their time in Los Angeles, talk about celebrity encounters, true crime obsessions, and why Lex is convinced she could solve a murder.

Later, they introduce a new segment breaking down iconic song lyrics, debating everything from 50 Cent's relationship questions to the real meaning behind Next's "Too Close." As always, the laughs are nonstop, the stories are unfiltered, and the conversations somehow end up everywhere except where they started.

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This week, Lex and Drea are joined by Atlanta's own breakout star YK Niece for an unfiltered conversation about overnight success, friendship, money, and staying true to yourself. From revealing how "Wham" became the very first song she ever recorded to opening up about losing jobs before music changed her life, YK Niece shares the mindset that's helped her navigate fame without losing herself.

The ladies also get into the viral fallout behind her former friendship, why she refuses to let betrayal change the way she loves people, and the real story behind that headline-making festival moment that had everyone convinced a reunion was happening. Plus, they talk about friendships in business, keeping your word, building wealth instead of chasing designer labels, investing for the future, and why personality can be just as powerful as talent.

It's a hilarious, honest conversation full of Atlanta energy, plenty of laughs, and a few exclusive stories you haven't heard anywhere else. Pour up and tune in.

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This week, Lex and Drea are back for a solo episode full of laughs, hot takes, and the kind of conversations only they can have. From witnessing fake flexing at the strip club to debating fake jewelry, designer dupes, and why so many people are obsessed with looking rich, the ladies unpack the pressure of keeping up appearances in today's culture. They also share hilarious stories from the Still Sippin Tour, discuss hygiene horror stories, beauty standards, and whether society really treats attractive people differently. Along the way, they get into authenticity, confidence, and why having money and looking like you have money aren't always the same thing. With plenty of random tangents, unfiltered opinions, and nonstop laughs, this episode is a reminder that being yourself will always outshine pretending to be somebody else. Pour up and tune in.

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This week, Lex and Drea are joined by the hilarious, unfiltered, and always authentic That Chick Angel. From turning a freestyle into a viral hit with One Margarita to building a successful career across comedy, acting, podcasting, and content creation, Angel shares how betting on herself changed everything.

The ladies get into balancing motherhood and ambition, working with their husbands, building businesses online, and why women shouldn't have to dim their personalities to be considered desirable. They also discuss natural hair, beauty standards, authenticity in the social media era, and the freedom that comes with showing up exactly as you are.

With plenty of laughs, real talk, and a few margarita-fueled moments, this episode is a reminder that confidence, success, and joy look different for everybody—and that's exactly the point.

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