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.

Jacquees pulls up on Pour Minds for a conversation full of R&amp;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&amp;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&mdash;and the crew debates how long sex should actually last.

Two single Houstonians residing in Atlanta, Drea and Lex are navigating their way through life, friendships and dating. Discussing all the hot topics while getting lit on their favorite wine along the way! Just like having a good ol' drunk therapy session with your friends, pull up a chair, join the convo and wine down!

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King Of R&B Ft. Jacquees

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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.

This week, Lex and Drea are joined by Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and producer Lucky Daye for an episode full of R&amp;B, relationships, and plenty of laughs. Lucky opens up about his journey in music, the emotional moment he won his Grammy, his new single &ldquo;Nowhere Fast,&rdquo; and what fans can expect from his upcoming album and tour.&nbsp;
The conversation gets into the current state of R&amp;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 Sisq&oacute; vs. Michael Jackson.
 Of course, it wouldn&rsquo;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&mdash;including one woman wondering if dating her former favorite &ldquo;horse&rsquo;s&rdquo; homeboy is already over before it started&mdash;and close things out with a little karaoke. Pour up and tune in.

Love Taps ft. Lucky Daye

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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.

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&mdash;from censorship and rage bait to why the internet just isn't fun anymore&mdash;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.

Ooh La La

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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.

Pour up and tune in.

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&mdash;even when it's hard.
Pour up and tune in.

Crazy Minds ft. Savannah James and April McDaniel

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