Pour Minds Podcast – “Ooh Na Na”
Date: November 28, 2025
Hosts: Drea Nicole & Lex P
Network: The Black Effect/IHeartPodcasts
Episode Overview
In this solo episode, Drea and Lex serve up their signature blend of candid conversation and good-natured banter, sharing hot takes on food cravings, “poor decisions” of the week, personal wellness, the blurred line between horniness and sadness, and the hilarious realities of misheard song lyrics. Packed with relatable insights, memorable quotes, and plenty of laughs, this episode radiates the energy of a drunk therapy session with your closest friends—wine in hand, all topics on the table.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. Food Cravings & “Poor Decisions”
Timestamps: 08:31 – 15:48
2. Black Girl Wellness: Self-Care, Fitness, & Aging
Timestamps: 17:05 – 37:03
3. Food Faves: Cravings, Guilty Pleasures, and Debates
Timestamps: 39:27 – 46:47
4. The ‘Glow Up’ Cocktails
Timestamps: 37:35 – 39:21
- Lex and Drea describe two custom libations:
- “Smoky Secrets” – vodka, ginger, vanilla, apple cider, lemon, pomegranate, coconut whipped cream, cinnamon stick.
- “Grown Woman Glow Up” – Taylor Port, lavender syrup, lemon juice, lemon wheel.
- “It’s light, floral, grown like me. It tastes good.” – Lex (39:03)
- “A reminder that glowing up starts from the inside.” – Drea (39:13)
5. Misheard Lyrics & Music Memory Lapses
Timestamps: 58:53 – 69:18
6. Horny or Sad? Sex as Coping, Hypersexuality, and Healing
Timestamps: 77:54 – 86:24
7. Q&A: Success, Morals, and Growth
Timestamps: 89:38 – 97:01
- On the cost of success and bending morals, Drea says:
“If you really locked in and rooted with who you are...Money just amplifies who you already are.” (90:36)
“If you already a giving person, you going to give more the more money you have.”
Lex:
“It’s not about the people already there, it’s about the people that support us… Sometimes it’s very judgy…But as long as I’m doing this with [Drea]…my core around me…we good.” (94:00)
- Both address negative feedback and outgrowing people as natural parts of growth.
Notable Quotes & Moments
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On Black Taco Recipes:
“First of all, we use ground beef. ... We don’t be using no cilantro. ... We just found out about Sazon.” – Lex & Drea (02:56, 46:12)
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On DIY Fails:
“My poor decision was I should have did the drywall before. But I’m learning. I’m a new homeowner.” – Lex (11:32)
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On Fitness:
“Fitness and wellness is not something I always want to do, but I know I have to.” – Drea (27:01)
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On Social Media Hypersexuality:
“If you’re online talking about how good your coochie is, how wet it is…It’s something empty inside a little bit and it’s something missing there.” – Lex (78:04)
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On Vibes and Growth in Success:
“Money just amplifies who you already are. If you a shitty person and you not a good person...that’s just going to be amplified when you get money.” – Drea (90:36)
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On Petty Food Preferences:
“If you use garlic [in the jar], do not cook for me.” – Lex (54:09)
Additional Memorable/Timestamped Moments
- [03:00] – “No cilantro.” – Lex on Black taco rules
- [14:45] – “I love paying for convenience now.” – Lex on adulting
- [39:54] – “Pickles and Skittles together. ... Try not to do it a lot because I used to really, really do it in high school.” – Lex
- [86:50] – “Pop your pussy for your man. ... It’s not supposed to be think pieces written about it.” – Lex on the song “Lover Girl”
Episode Flow & Tone
Casual, uproarious, and delightfully honest. Lex and Drea riff off each other with warmth—freely dropping jokes, calling out their own “poor decisions,” lovingly critiquing Black culture quirks, and offering genuinely thoughtful perspectives on health, coping, and communal affirmation. They move seamlessly from one topic to the next, reminiscent of a real-life happy-hour session with friends where every subject (from trash to tacos to therapy to self-love) is up for discussion.
Key Takeaways
- Self-care and movement matter more than quick-fix diets or appearances.
- There’s a difference between horniness and sadness – and social media often blurs the line.
- Growth involves evolving opinions, self-awareness, and sometimes outgrowing others; money only amplifies what’s already there.
- Black food traditions, fitness journeys, and music mishaps are all better with a little wine and humor.
- Sometimes, the best therapy is just friends, the group chat, and a strong cocktail.
A perfect episode for new listeners: you’ll laugh, relate, and probably leave a little hungrier (and motivated) than before.