Black Girl Podcast

Alysha, Sapphira, Scottie, Bexx and Gia are all back! In this episode, they discuss how they are adjusting to being back outside, operating in “new normals,” and why everyone should watch Hulu's new film, “Summer of Soul.” And, Alysha shares touching memories and a beautiful tribute to her longtime friend, Ayesha K. Faines, which leads to a conversation about the sacredness of life. Plus, they share an update on what BGP will be up to this Summer.

In this special episode of "Black Girl Podcast," Alysha, Sapphira and Gia interview A'ziah "Zola" King, the real life woman behind the most iconic tweets of all-time. Now that her tweets have been turned in to a feature film, we catch up with her about the whirlwind since her tweets went viral in 2015, becoming a writer and creative, watching her life on film, and what it was like to work with the actress who played her-- Taylour Paige. Catch "Zola" in a theater near you, now

This episode of Black Girl Podcast is sponsored by My Black is Beautiful! The ladies are back with another episode! Gia opens the show giving congratulatory love to her baby sister on becoming a doctor! Sapphira then shares her updates on her getaway to Puerto Rico, the full circle moments around planning a Juneteenth event in her city and more. And finally, the girls chat about Insecure wrapping, Issa Rae's legacy and the importance of being a kind, but fearless leader. Be sure to follow @MBIB on Facebook & Instagram to learn more about their new collections! And don't forget to use the hashtags #MBIBSelfCare, #MyBlackIsBeautiful & #MBIB when posting your self-care hair days!

This episode of Black Girl Podcast is sponsored by My Black is Beautiful! Consistency...is a motha**! One of the most rewarding, yet difficult, experiences of growth is our relationship with consistency. Gia, Alysha and Bexx discuss each of their experiences and takeaways, how you choose to show up in the world and relationships. We talk balancing our “inner child” with our BIG age selves. Gia is BACK! online, after a long hiatus from social - & shares how she’s been “watering herself.” Bexx begins a 14-day staycation, and shares who recently stood in front of her lens. Be sure to follow @MBIB on Facebook & Instagram to learn more about their new collections! And don't forget to use the hashtags #MBIBSelfCare, #MyBlackIsBeautiful & #MBIB when posting your self-care hair days!

This episode of Black Girl Podcast is sponsored by My Black is Beautiful! Let’s talk. It’s been a while since we reflected over the impact the past 18 months in quarantine have left on us. One of which being the decision to “socially fast” - a mental health choice that’s rapidly growing into a necessity. Gia shares why she started her “social fast,” and how it’s affected her well being since. Also, the ladies discuss the recent news of DJ Olivia Dope’s experience of sexual harassment during her tenure as host on “See, the Thing Is” podcast. Be sure to follow @MBIB on Facebook & Instagram to learn more about their new collections! And don't forget to use the hashtags #MBIBSelfCare, #MyBlackIsBeautiful & #MBIB when posting your self-care hair days!

This episode of Black Girl Podcast is sponsored by My Black is Beautiful! Dr, Afiya joins BGP to talk curls, coils, and consciousness. The Howard graduate and licensed (psychologist) introduces and explained her distinct field of study and service - “Psychohairapy.” We discuss the history of women and their hair throughout culture, the significance of the big chop across the globe and as an intimate decision, box braids and their spiritual history and ending the conversation with healing affirmations. Be sure to follow @MBIB on Facebook & Instagram to learn more about their new collections! And don't forget to use the hashtags #MBIBSelfCare, #MyBlackIsBeautiful & #MBIB when posting your self-care hair days!

This episode of Black Girl Podcast is sponsored by My Black is Beautiful! The ladies join the holiday festivities, with individual life updates. Gia, Sapph, Bexx, Lysh and Scottie take turns passing the mic, sharing what they’ve been up to, what’s been bringing them joy, how they’re recovering from Q1, how they’re bossing up in their careers and taking leaps to explore the “new.” The collective share their feelings of the "highs" and lows of the justified guilty verdict of Derek Chauvin as well as exploring the politics of the Covid Vaccine - the individual’s choice, valid hesitations and real fears associated with Western medicine. Be sure to follow @MBIB on Facebook & Instagram to learn more about their new collections! And don't forget to use the hashtags #MBIBSelfCare, #MyBlackIsBeautiful & #MBIB when posting your self-care hair days!

Pastor, mom, wife, spiritual leader and author Sarah Jakes Roberts joins the ladies of BGP to discuss her new book, “Woman Evolve,” and answer their burning questions in a candid conversation about belief, God, returning to faith, and all the conversations about Christianity on social media. Yes, we talk about the holy helmet of salvation, sis. Tune in, and go grab your copy of Sarah’s new book, “Woman Evolve” available everywhere now.

This episode of Black Girl Podcast is sponsored by My Black is Beautiful! What’s YOUR favorite position? Where’s the craziest location you’ve got it in? How and are you nurturing the sexual relationship you have with yourself? How much of your ego is attached to the way you give pleasure? The ladies answer these questions and MORE in our most generous and transparent conversation about sex. Be sure to follow @MBIB on Facebook & Instagram to learn more about their new collections! And don't forget to use the hashtags #MBIBSelfCare, #MyBlackIsBeautiful & #MBIB when posting your self-care hair days!

Angela Lewis - who plays our beloved “Auntie Louie” from FX’s 'SNOWFALL' - joins BlackGirlPodcast! The new mommy chats with us about her journey from Detroit to New York to LA, her career from stage to television, her personal journey through therapy, the on-screen relationship between Louie and Jerome Saint, where in Hollywood she sees herself next and, her relationship with faith.

This episode of Black Girl Podcast is sponsored by My Black is Beautiful! In the newest episode, the ladies dissect the Derrick Jaxn situation, their frustrations with problematic rise of self-proclaimed experts, how faith plays a role in all of this and why it’s important to interrogate the intentions of everything and everyone on your TL. They begin a candid discussion about private vs public faith. Be sure to follow @MBIB on Facebook & Instagram to learn more about their new collections! And don't forget to use the hashtags #MBIBSelfCare, #MyBlackIsBeautiful & #MBIB when posting your self-care hair days!

The ladies sit down for an intimate, honest and open dialogue with internationally renowned herbalist, holistic health practitioner and Mental Wellness pioneer, Queen Afua. Discussing the release of her upcoming 20th anniversary edition of “Sacred Woman”, the women dive into the journey that led Queen Afua to where she is today-teaching women how to understand the power they hold in themselves through their everyday habits. The conversation of knowing your power expands for the women of BGP as Queen Afua addresses specific topics on womb wellness, healing, and forgiveness. She speaks directly to Scottie about finding compassion for her father, addresses Gia’s question on dating with a reading and digs deep into the importance of forgiving our mothers.

This episode of Black Girl Podcast is sponsored by My Black is Beautiful! In this new episode of Black Girl Podcast, the ladies discuss all things entertainment. They share their thoughts Meghan Markle’s groundbreaking interview with Oprah Winfrey, Andra Day’s award-winning portrayal of Billie Holiday and the layers of depth shown in “Judas and the Black Messiah." Be sure to follow @MBIB on Facebook & Instagram to learn more about their new collections! And don't forget to use the hashtags #MBIBSelfCare, #MyBlackIsBeautiful & #MBIB when posting your self-care hair days!

This episode of Black Girl Podcast is sponsored by My Black is Beautiful! In this episode, the ladies of Black Girl Pod talk all things skincare and explore new practices of self-love by complimenting themselves. Plus, celebrity hairstylist, Felicia Leatherwood, joins them to talk about her own self-care journey, her love for My Black is Beautiful products and what it’s like to work with stars like Issa Rae, Jill Scott, Teyonah Parris and more! Be sure to follow @MBIB on Facebook & Instagram to learn more about their new collections! And don't forget to use the hashtags #MBIBSelfCare, #MyBlackIsBeautiful & #MBIB when posting your self-care hair days!

This episode of Black Girl Podcast is sponsored by My Black is Beautiful. Sapphira shares with the ladies, takeaways from her recent sessions in therapy. We share our common experiences from first starting therapy and how soon into the process we started to feel shifts in our journey. Gia shares an incredible career breakthrough, and how it feels to accomplish another benchmark. Bexx shares what’s transpired in her life over the past two month, while Scottie shares a reminder and words of encouragement for women going through the same experience.

In their first podcast of 2021, Sapphira, Scottie, Alysha, Bexx and Gia welcome fashion and entertainment icon Bevy Smith, to talk about her brand new book. Listen as Bevy drops gems about her journey to becoming the TV star she is, betting on yourself, and why everyone should re-introduce themselves to the little girl that still lives inside of them. Plus, the ladies finally share the news of their new show with Verizon Media’s “In the Know.” Get your copy of “Bevelations,” wherever books are sold! And check out the BGP x ITK Show: "Enter The Chat",by heading to the @blackgirlpod Instagram!

As the rush of holiday season begins to settle in, Gia, Sapph and Alysha reminisce on their favorite holiday songs, movies... and men?! You’ll have to listen to get it. Plus, the girls have an open conversation about the pros and cons of “work from home life,” and the things they are working to improve as the craziest year ever comes to an end. @WATCHUMC: UMC is the first Black streaming service offering fresh original series, feature films, stage plays & more. Be sure to visit www.UMC.tv & use our unique code POD30 to get 30 days free! @BILLIE: To express a little love for our show, go to mybillie.com/bgp for more information their amazing razors & other goodies!

The ladies of BGP discuss details of their Thanksgiving holiday break. A conversation about family & children evolves into a deep dive through religion and spirituality. Is the religion of your youth, the same in your adulthood? If you believe in a higher power, what does that feel or look like to you? How do you connect to your God? Be sure to check out Sapphira's Apple Music Playlist! https://apple.co/36JV9wG @WATCHUMC: UMC is the first Black streaming service offering fresh original series, feature films, stage plays & more. Be sure to visit www.UMC.tv & use our unique code POD30 to get 30 days free! @GREYGOOSE: Celebrate the holiday positively and #LiveVictoriously. 21+ | Sip Responsibly. @HELIXSLEEP: Visit helixsleep.com/bgp to get up to $200 off your next mattress!

We’ve been through a lot this year, and though it ain’t over, the ladies of BGP have started to see their dots connect. Bexx shares her campaign experience as MVP-elect Kamala Harris’ principal videographer. Gia discovers a 30-year old video that destined her to be exactly where she is today. Scottie considers “starting over” and shares a major, full circle announcement. Sapph enjoys #VERZUZ with some unexpected company. Alysha opens up about her gratitude for healing after fighting off a very serious diagnosis. @WATCHUMC: UMC is the first Black streaming service offering fresh original series, feature films, stage plays & more. Be sure to visit www.UMC.tv & use our unique code POD30 to get 30 days free! @HELIXSLEEP: Visit helixsleep.com/bgp to get up to $200 off your next mattress! @QUIP: Care for your mouth. Created by dentists and designers to guide habits that matter, starting with a better electric toothbrush and refillable floss. @GREYGOOSE: Celebrate the holiday positively and #LiveVictoriously. 21+ | Sip Responsibly.

In this new episode of Black Girl Podcast, Scottie, Alysha, Gia and Sapphira open up about how they’ve been doing in the billionth week of quarantine. Listen as Scottie recaps her love-filled 30th birthday, Alysha shares how she showed out at her first solo on-camera hosting gig, Sapph leads a beautiful convo on the importance of dance before her 31st birthday weekend, and Gia shares how isolation has helped her get reintroduced to her truest self. Plus, Bexx - who originally had to work - surprises her co-hosts to reveal the details her historic gig! This episode of Black Girl Podcast is sponsored by: @WATCHUMC: UMC is the first Black streaming service offering fresh original series, feature films, stage plays & more. Be sure to visit www.UMC.tv & use our unique code POD30 to get 30 days free! @QUIP: Care for your mouth. Created by dentists and designers to guide habits that matter, starting with a better electric toothbrush and refillable floss. @GREYGOOSE: Celebrate the holiday positively and #LiveVictoriously. 21+ | Sip Responsibly.

In this special episode of Black Girl Podcast, actress Ashley Blaine Featherson joins Alysha and Gia to discuss her new role in Hulu's "Bad Hair." The new satirical horror film-- from "Dear White People" director Justin Simien-- examines how Black women have often been forced to internalize white beauty ideologies to thrive in various situations. The conversation leads to a dialogue about personal hair and self-love journey's, and Ashley reveals her prayer for Black women. Check her out, alongside Vanessa Williams, Kelly Rowland, Lena Waithe and more, in "Bad Hair," streaming on Hulu now.

The grand jury’s decision on the murder of Breonna Taylor has torn our hearts open. We take the time to acknowledge (once again) the lack of protection over black women, realize that our emotional tanks have been running on e, and discuss the true atonement of America. As an attempt to bring joy back into our space, we opt to play a game: “We’re Not Really Strangers.” We laugh our way into getting to know each other just a little deeper. This episode is sponsored by: @WATCHUMC: UMC is the first Black streaming service offering fresh original series, feature films, stage plays & more. Be sure to visit www.UMC.tv & use our unique code POD30 to get 30 days free! @HELIXSLEEP: Visit helixsleep.com/bgp to get up to $200 off your next mattress! @BILLIE: To express a little love for our show, go to mybillie.com/bgp for more information their amazing razors & other goodies!

Award-winning documentary filmmaker Dawn Porter joins the ladies of BlackGirlPod, to discuss her latest film "The Way I See It." Dawn brings us into the world of Pete Souza, former Chief Official White House photographer, and his experience documenting the historical presidency of Barack Obama and the First Family. Dawn shares what it takes to share space while storytelling, where and when she first saw herself in film, leadership, choosing film over law, piecing together her blackness and how she's been taking care of herself during quarantine. "The Way I See It" is in theaters September 18th.

On this episode of Black Girl Podcast, the girls take a nostalgic walk down memory lane as they banter about the last #Verzuz Battle featuring Brandy vs Monica, childhood games and all the fine men of the '90s. With Gia turning the big 3-0, the rest of the group preps her on what to expect (and not) about leaping into her new decade of life! This episode of BGP is sponsored by @Billie! To express a little love for our show, go to www.mybillie.com/bgp for more information and goodies!

In this special episode, the ladies of Black Girl Podcast welcome two of the creative forces behind Beyoncé’s ground-breaking film “Black is King,” to the show. Longtime Parkwood collaborator and #BIK Editor Andrew Morrow shares his experience on creating the look and feel of this film. And, writer and author Clover Hope explains how she and the brilliant team of writers led by Yrsa Daley-Ward crafted the powerful interludes that made the film unforgettable. If you’re a creative; this episode is for you. Continue to stream Black is King, available on Disney+ now. Also, happy birthday Beyoncé!

Bexx, Scottie, Gia, Sapphira, and Alysha come together to discuss how they are living in the unprecedented times of Covid 19. As they give updates on their lives, they break down their perspectives on how the “controversial” reactions to WAP, Megan’s agency to tell her truth, the historic election of Vp Kamala Harris, and more... which leads them to ask, what does safety for Black women look like? Because this... This ain’t it. This episode is sponsored by @HelixSleep. Visit helixsleep.com/bgp to get up to $200 off your next mattress!

Esteemed film director and screenwriter Gina Prince-Bythewood joins the ladies of BGP! Her latest film, ‘The Old Guard,’ crowns Gina as the first African-American woman to direct a comic book film. We discuss diverse representation in Hollywood, black filmmaker mentorship, her greatest influence in writing black love stories, investing in intentions, strengthening her identity with grace and the similarities of directing love and fight scenes. Gina also shares a very personal life-lesson she learned from her idol Prince. ‘The Old Guard’ is streaming NOW on Netflix. Enjoy!

Gia, Bexx, Sapph, Scottie and Lysh discuss a myriad of topics focused on the attention, protection and respect of Black women. NoName & J Cole’s conflicting schools of thought, cancel culture, the recordings and history of violence against black women. The ladies also discuss Insecure’s season 3 finale, the rights of a woman’s choice and both Molly & Issa’s growth. The collective shares a special moment of reflection over our individual relationships with our fathers, and sends thoughts and prayers for the profound sprint gone too soon, JasFly.

The ladies of BGP are joined by actor, singer, writer, director and star of ‘Da 5 Bloods,’ Clarke Peters. The stage and Hollywood veteran speaks on black brotherhood, black joy, black mental health, black freedom and the necessity of sharing more diverse black stories on stage and on film. You can watch Peters in the new Spike Lee Joint, ‘Da 5 Bloods,’ on Netflix June 12, 2020.

The ladies of BGP check in for another quarantine convo. Alysha, Gia, Scottie, Bexx and Sapphira Em discuss Michael Jordan’s “asshole” tendencies from 'The Last Dance’ documentary, Erykah Badu and Jill Scott’s soulful serenade during their #Verzuz battle and Insecure’s latest episode - “Lowkey Movin’ On”. The ladies examine and debate both Issa and Molly’s perspectives.

Alysha, Bexx, Scottie, Sapphira and Gia talk about adjusting to their new routines and realities while quarantined and facing the unknown of the COVID-19 pandemic. Breaking news of sexual misconduct throughout the NYC community incites conversation over abuse of power, exploitation, the salacious nature of social media, protecting black women, their courage and the autonomy over the platforms they use to share their stories. If you or anyone you know is in an unsafe situation or has been sexually assaulted, call 800.656.HOPE (4673) or visit Rainn.Org for help.

Shayla Cowan joins Black Girl Pod for some real boss talk. The Michigan-native turned Will Packer’s Executive Assistant chats with us about her career rise to Will Packer Production and Will Packer Media’s Chief of Staff, her humble beginnings as a Hennessy Girl, learning on the job, toughening up in a male-dominated industry, protecting her femininity, expectations of greatness, finding her voice and finding her grace.

The ladies discuss the statement your life leaves behind. We mourn the death of Kobe Bryant, what his existence meant and will always mean, the balance between thorough yet respectful journalism, and the intense response to Gayle King’s interview with Lisa Leslie. We also take the time to acknowledge another life gone too soon - PopSmoke. We discuss public and private life, the totality of a human being and how we interact on social media versus real life.

Back at the mic, Bexx, Sapph and Lysh give updates on what they've been up to since the last recording. Sapphira talks about the excitement of redesigning her studio, Alysha shares stories about her trip to Ghana and explains the awakening that took place when returning "home", Bexx goes into detail about her fearless journey through her work with the Kamala Harris Presidential Campaign.

Alysha, Sapphira, Scottie and Gia sit down for the last episode of 2019 as Bexx continues the incredible work she’s been doing outside of NYC. As the young women reflect on who they were and what they were doing 10 years ago, they share what they’ve learned and who they hope to become in the next decade. Happy Holidays from BGP! See you in 2020!

Episode 63 of Black Girl Podcast is sponsored by Helix Sleep! While Bexx is on the road working to change the world, the rest of the girls get back in the studio! Alysha, Sapphira, Gia and Scottie give their life updates on what's been going on since ComplexCon. Gia talks about her first taste of being "dragged" on Black Twitter and tells a funny story on how she meet Bad Gal Ri Ri. Sapphira speaks on what the first few weeks of being 30 has been like as well as her experience attending Kanye's Sunday Service. Alysha shares how her 1 year journey with therapy has her feeling "GREAT" and how honored she felt being one of the shooters during Colin Kaepernick's workout in ATL. For more info on Helix Sleep, visit them at www.helixsleep.com/bgp to take the quiz and be sure to follow them on Instagram & Twitter @HelixSleep!

In this episode, Alysha, Bexx, Gia, Sapphira and Scottie take the stage at their first ever ComplexCon live show in Long Beach, California! As the girls catch up on their personal lives in front of their LB listeners, they also soak up some much needed knowledge and gems from their guest, New York Times Best Selling Author, Elaine Welteroth. Elaine shares her journey on becoming the first African American Editor In Chief at Teen Vogue, not letting time define your destiny and much more! Her book, “More Than Enough” is available everywhere books are sold, now!

Episode 61 of Black Girl Podcast is sponsored by Helix Sleep! Gia, Alysha, Bexx, Scottie and Sapph are back (finally!) with an abundance of updates on what they’ve been up to since Essence Fest. Alysha shares the clarity she’s gained with all the self-work she’s done through therapy and how she is finding her safe spaces, creating boundaries and working through trauma. Gia recaps a successful first season of BlackCoffee, celebrating another year (29!) and discerning between industry and true friendships. Scottie shares the vulnerability of reconnecting with her father during his radiation treatment, the importance of making decisions for self and still finding happy. Bexx opens up about her growth and shares a personal story that helped her reach deeper understanding. Sapph reveals what it’s felt like seeing and living through her parents’ divorce, celebrating a successful summer run of SassBoxx PopUp Shops and her new job with Flip The Senate! | For more info on Helix Sleep, visit them at www.helixsleep.com to take the quiz and be sure to follow them on Instagram & Twitter @HelixSleep!

For their second live show in New Orleans, Gia, Alysha, Scottie, Bexx and Sapphira recap their hilarious night partying through New Orleans, and meeting & nicknaming a sixth BGP member (see title). Questions from the audience find the ladies (and crowd) setting the record straight on “good hair,” collectively rolling our eyes over Chris Brown’s controversial “light skin” lyrics. The ladies also share intimate moments with BGP listeners about pacing through your own journey, and discovering the benefits of living and traveling with “me, myself and I.”

The ladies of BGP host their first live show at the Pythian Market in New Orleans! “Snowfall” on FX actors Damson Idris and Angela Lewis join the ladies to discuss the black “UK takeover” in Hollywood, finding inspiration for their on-screen characters, growing and maturing into their TV roles and personal identities, perseverance, faith, healing and memories working with John Singleton and the duty of carrying his legacy throughout their on-screen performances.

Gia, Alysha, Scottie and Bexx recap what they've been up to for the past two weeks! Gia shares the excitement and gratitude of her new BET show #BlackCoffee, and what it felt like to see so much DC love at the 2019 BET Awards. Alysha - fresh off vacation in Mexico - shares the redeeming experience of "stillness." Scottie's recent trip to Paris provides another full circle experience for her career. Bexx shares how its felt juggling career, family and starting over. PLUS! BlackGirlPod celebrates their big LIVE SHOW debut in NOLA, July 5th & 6th. Tickets available NOW at www.rairelabel.com.

Rutina Wesley & Dawn-Lyen Gardner from OWNTV’s ‘Queens Sugar’ join the ladies of BGP for an insightful conversation on finding yourself, trusting yourself and being yourself. The ladies also share how their respective journeys have serendipitously crossed paths along the way. Be sure to tune in to Season 4 of Queen Sugar 9p/8p CT on OWNTV!

What’s the difference between ego & confidence? Sapphira, Scottie, Bexx, Gia & Alysha discuss the dissimilarities. The caution of “faking it till you make it,” how ego can easily encourage delusion and “false realities,” and of course, how social media can highlight or ruin your sense of self. Sapph's question to the room, - “What would you tell your 7 year old self?” - produces some surprising responses from the ladies. Join the conversation and let us know what YOU would say to self. Be sure to "at" us and use the #BlackGirlPod hashtag!

The ladies of BGP get together and crack the mic after a few hectic weeks away from each other. Scottie shares memorable moments from her Paris trip. Alysha talks about her struggles with therapy. Sapphira opens up about her physical health. Bexx celebrates a birthday HER way. Gia has an honest convo about her natural hair and also dives into the importance of her hometown's growing movement, #DontMuteDC which allows Bexx to introduce a challenging debate over blackness vs. individuality. And OF COURSE, the ladies give Beyoncé’s NETFLIX film its proper acknowledgment with a conversation dissecting and discussing the layers of cultural influence, blackness and the work ethic it took to pull off a history-making performance!

For the first time, the ladies of Black Girl Podcast invite men to join the conversation; inspired by the incredible life and unfortunate death of Nipsey Hussle. Ebro Darden (@oldmanebro), Justin Carter (@jstnlamar) & Dawan Alford (@dawanalford) share their insights on mental health, emotion, ego, trauma and more. #TheMarathonContinues

The ladies recap the experience of hosting an advanced screening of “Little” with their listeners. Bexx shares how she almost got robbed in Houston, Alysha opens up about a therapy breakthrough, and Gia shares what it felt like balancing a huge career moment with the huge responsibility of covering Nipsey Hussle’s memorial service. Go see “Little” in theaters, April 12th! #LittleMovie

Episode 52 of Black Girl Podcast was powered by Foot Locker! The ladies discuss "Women in Culture' live from Foot Locker Times Square with special guests Ashley Outrageous and Trish! Closing out Women's History Month, the ladies have a candid convo about the come up! | #WomensKickstoryMonth

Gia, Alysha, Scottie and Sapphira discuss personal and exciting updates, their thoughts on the recent Gayle King and R. Kelly interviews and the ​J​ordyn Woods’ feature on Red Table Talk. Coming straight off a flight, Scottie sets everything straight addressing the recent white privileged chatter from YesJulz.

The ladies of BGP celebrate their fiftieth show with a LIVE recording at Horizon Media. Gia, Sapph, Bexx, Scottie and Alysha recap their ATL/Boomerang highlights, this exhaustive Black History Month, Steve Harvey vs Mo’Nique, Jussie Smollett developments and MORE.

The ladies of BET’s ‘Boomerang’ - Tetona Jackson, Brittany Inge, Lala Milan & Director, Dime Davis - join BGP for a transparent conversation on representation, finding your way, killing doubt, self awareness and mental health. Special thank you to #HouseOfBet & Team Epiphany for the incredible experience. ‘Boomerang’ premieres Feb. 12, 2019 at 10/9c on BET !

Sapph, Gia, Alysha & Bexx talk life updates, adjusting to new beginnings, and Alysha shares her response to the overwhelming feedback from EP.47. The conversation flows into updates from therapy, vulnerability with a “healthy” confidant and the relationship between pride, humility and modesty.