You So Anne Frank

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.

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! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.