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Aliya and Ayana are back for 2024! See what the girls have been up to over the past three years.

Hey guys! In this episode, Aliya and Ayana are back from the ashes and updating what they have been up to. They touch on the success (or not) of their online dating attempts, going to therapy, becoming vegetarian (or a fake one), and the option of vaccines. 

Aliya and Ayana are back for probably their funniest episode yet. They talk about the importance of Labor Day and the numerous experiences they have had with Caribbean people.

Ayoo! Season 2 of the AA Podcast is finally here!! In this episode Aliya and Ayana talk about that edumacation surrounding back to school during COVID-19.  Listen up for our tips and tricks on how to stay smart and safe during this school year.

Aliya and Ayana are back from their last episode to talk about Aliya turning a quarter of a century (25). The girls talk about all the lessons Aliya has learned and what she plans to do in the future on her birthday. 

Aliya and Ayana are dishing the truth about the 4th of July and why they aren't (and probably never will) celebrate it. They also talk about holidays that the Black community should begin or continue to celebrate.

Aliya and Ayana are back this time with their worldwide message to all the fine black kings out there. This is what black men need to know from the realest black sistas around.  

Aliya and Ayana are back to speak to the black girls specifically! Black feminism and what it means to embody a fly badass black women are on the list. But, becoming the woman you want to be doesn't come without sacrifice and lessons, and the sisters reveal their stories of becoming black feminists.

Hey Yall! Black LIVES MATTER! Aliya and Ayana are taking it wayyy back (as they do so rare) to talk about how they were as children, nostalgic things they did as a kids, and why they are still so childish and crazy now as adults.

Aliya and Ayana discuss the prevalent racism America was built on  and the systems that work to uphold it, including the police system and police brutality. The black sisters provide their opinions and resources for the black community that will propel our people and uphold black nationalism.