It’s spooky season, and the Pour Family is cutting up! In this hilarious Halloween episode, Drea steps into her Trudy Proud era, Lex channels Uncle Bobby, and Ty shows out as Suga Mama. With a few sips of Taylor Port in the mix, you already know it’s about to get wild.

Featuring topics like “The Haterator vs. The Seductress,” the new way Lex cries, and whether The Joker can actually get it… this Halloween special proves one thing: the Pour Minds crew doesn’t need a superhero, just each other. 👻🍷

But it’s not all laughs (okay, mostly laughs). The ladies also get real about self-worth, women conforming to societal norms, and listening to what God says about your path, even when it looks different from everyone else’s.

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This week on Pour Minds, the girls are back with another fire episode, and this time they’re joined by the one and only Lady London — rapper, poet, and certified it-girl in her own lane. She breaks down her story from studying medical science at Howard (yes, she’s book smart and bar smart) to teaching herself how to rap in just three months.

Lady London shares details about her upcoming three-part documentary on Tubi, which follows the process of creating her first album, and what it really means to walk in your calling. The conversation dives into unity among women in the industry, and how fame can blur the lines between what people should know and what they actually do.

Of course, it wouldn’t be Pour Minds without a little tea. The girls get into why men might be the messiest ones in the room, why money has suddenly become a personality trait, and the never-ending double standards in love and life.

It’s smart, funny, unfiltered, and real — because when the girls that get it link up, the conversation just hits different.

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This week, the girls pour up with the one and only Joey Bada$$ — rapper, actor, visionary, and proof that range is real. From crafting his new album “Lonely at the Top” to staying mindful about his message, Joey talks about making music that moves souls, not just streams.

He opens up about healing through love, the power of therapy, and what it means for a Black man to lead with love, especially toward Black women. The girls and Joey get into fatherhood, mentorship, and the art of staying grounded when the world moves faster than your algorithm.

Of course, it wouldn’t be Pour Minds without a little tea ☕️ The girls been feelin’ a few of the tracks for the YN’s, and if you made it out the streets, pack it up and stay out!

It’s real talk, reflection, and just the right amount of gems, because Pour Minds is your shameless plug for everything the culture’s thinking but doesn’t always say, just know they are going to put you on.

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