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Nov 28, 2025 1 hr 30 min

Ooh Na Na

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The girls are back on the couch this week for a classic Pour Minds solo episode! Lex and Drea catch up on life, homeownership chaos, and why Atlanta weather is never on their side. From losing grills at One Music Fest to failed roller sets and funky trash-can confessions, the girls are in rare form. They dive into the chaos of Black people tacos, the great fresh-vs-pickled jalapeño debate, and why Sazón has the Black community in a chokehold. (“Why is your gumbo chicken orange?!”) The seasoning talk goes left fast—garlic wars, herb superiority, and the moment everyone realized jar garlic might be a hate crime. The girls also get real about stress eating versus stress sleeping, navigating fitness journeys, staying disciplined, and the reality of maintaining a grown-woman body. Ty joins the fun with fall cocktails and a smoked cinnamon-stick moment that has the couch crying. And of course, they stir up nostalgia with their funniest lyric mix-ups (“I love my baby llama” is INSANE), talk celebrity music delusions, and share their latest pour decisions. Tap in for laughs, lessons, seasoning scandals, and a can’t-miss Pour Your Heart Out straight from the listeners.

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