Grind For It ft. Navv Greene

Lex P and Drea Nicole are back with another hilarious solo episode, and as usual, theconversation goes everywhere. The ladies kick things off debating whether you can really tellwhat type of person somebody is just by looking at them, from facial features and eye contact tothe random physical traits that immediately make them suspicious. The conversation turns to dating as Lex and Drea break down the careers and lifestyles thatwould make them think twice about being with a man. From police officers and politicians tomen making their money in the streets, the ladies get real about what they’re willing to deal withat 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 appearancehave 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 plasticsurgery, tummy tucks, breast reductions, scars, and some of the unexpected things that canhappen when you go under the knife. Of course, it wouldn’t be Pour Minds without the conversation getting completely out of pocketalong the way. Between hilarious surgery stories, body talk, dating opinions, and plenty of sideconversations, Lex and Drea ultimately get real about body confidence, embracing yourimperfections, and why being comfortable in your own skin matters more than worrying aboutwhat anybody else thinks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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 theladies up on his latest wins, including stepping into the writer’s room for the BETAwards, how his career has evolved, and why staying consistent matters more thancomparing your success to everybody else’s. Of course, it wouldn’t be a Nav episode without some wild stories. They get into hisdating life, using humor to get the ladies, knowing how to handle your liquor, old tourmemories, friendships, money, success, and learning to actually enjoy the life youworked for.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacquees pulls up on Pour Minds for a conversation full of R&B, relationships, fatherhood, andplenty 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 callinghimself the King of R&B. He also talks about the lost art of the remix, his latest music, dreamcollaborations, and why he wants to work with Drake. Then the conversation gets into love: dealing with a partner's family not liking you, settingboundaries with parents, choosing between your relationship and your family, spinning the blockon an ex, and whether there's really such a thing as "the one that got away." Jacquees shareshis perspective on love today and why family will always play a major role in the relationships hechooses. And of course, Pour Your Heart Out gets WILD when a listener asks what to do about herboyfriend only lasting two minutes in bed—and the crew debates how long sex should actuallylast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Lex and Drea are joined by Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and producerLucky Daye for an episode full of R&B, relationships, and plenty of laughs. Lucky opens upabout his journey in music, the emotional moment he won his Grammy, his new single “NowhereFast,” 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 triogets 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 yourpast can mess up something good with somebody new. Plus, the ladies get into Bop of the Week, answer some wild listener letters—including onewoman wondering if dating her former favorite “horse’s” homeboy is already over before itstarted—and close things out with a little karaoke.Pour up and tune in.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Lex and Drea are joined by entrepreneurs, podcasters, and longtime friendsSavannah James and April McDaniel from Everybody's Crazy for a conversation aboutfriendship, business, and what it really takes to build something that lasts. From launching apodcast with a prepaid phone to creating multiple successful businesses, Savannah and Aprilshare the realities of stepping into the spotlight, protecting their friendship, and building a legacyon their own terms. The ladies get into the pressure of podcasting, dealing with internet opinions, balancingbusiness with real life, and why consistency is the key to longevity. They also discussleadership, entrepreneurship, building teams, healing, fashion, personal growth, and theimportance of creating opportunities for other Black women in media.With plenty of laughs, behind-the-scenes podcast stories, and honest conversations aboutsuccess, this episode is a reminder that the strongest brands are built on authenticity, resilience,and showing up—even when it's hard. Pour up and tune in.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. Pour up and tune in.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. Pour up and tune in.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.