AHHH! Nothing says relaxation like chilling with your family and friends, eating good, sharing laughter and also, listening to the final episode of Season 2 of AFNC! Girl Melodi wraps up Season 2 with talking to y’all about self care. Girl Melodi tells us how she practices Self Care Sundays and gives the audience options on how they can practice Self Care Sundays, as well. Thank you to everyone that has listened, shared the link and showed support in AFNC! Season 3 will be here before you know it! Follow Girl Melodi on her social media! Twitter: @_girlmelodi Instagram: @_girlmelodi Merry Christmas and Happy New Years to everybody! Keep loving on you & remember to protect your peace!! We out!!

HEY! No matter what people say, We got it going on! Who cares about what they think? On this episode of AFNC, Girl Melodi talks to us about not caring about what people say! Whether if it’s your friend, peer or even a family member, people will always have something to say about you. Girl Melodi has came a long way from being the girl that did care about what people say or think. It’s time for you to do the same. Live and laugh loudly! Be you! Whether if you’re loud & proud or quiet & shy. Who cares what they think? We are the number one in the game, baby! Period!

“Therapy Is Cool! :)”, Girl Melodi states as she opens up on this new episode. Most black people, particularly, old skool, do not believe in telling your feelings to a doctor. They believe you’re supposed to pray on it, “leave it in God’s hands” and He’ll handle the rest. Ain’t nothing wrong with a little prayer. But… Ain’t nothing wrong with having a professional therapist, either.

On this episode of AFNC, Girl Melodi talks to us about generational curses & how they can easily be passed down. She also reminds us that although we make share physical traits with our parents, that doesn’t mean we have to make the same mistakes as our parents. To quote the infamous viral song of 2016, “JuJu On That Beat”, “You Are Not Your Daddy’s Son!” Period.

DISCLAIMER: This episode is rated R. Please make sure that the kiddies are down for a nap or plug in your AirPods. LET’S TALK ABOUT SEX, BABY! On this episode of AFNC, Girl Melodi takes us on another whirlwind of a ride where we talk about the male/female promiscuity mindset, the “hoe phase”, STD’s and birth control. Stay woke, my young people.

DISCLAIMER: This episode is rated R. Please make sure that the kiddies are down for a nap or plug in your AirPods. LET’S TALK ABOUT SEX, BABY! In part 1 of this episode, Girl Melodi takes on a wild discussion ride where we learn about the difference between making love and sex, the definition of what a “sneaky link” is and how being a bisexual woman helped Girl Melodi fall in love with her body and being a woman.

On this episode of AFNC, Girl Melodi spills the tea on her view of having/not having her father in her life but, she also talks about the impact of young, black women growing up without a father. This episode is dedicated to Hassan Bashir, Sr. One of the most amazing, beautiful & caring black men that ever walked this earth. AKA My Daddy

On episode 3 of AFNC, Girl Melodi takes herself down memory lane as she reminisces on growing up at an early age, learning the true value of money and all the many lessons that it comes with. This episode is dedicated to sex workers, strippers, drug dealers, single parents and single folks. Hu$tle By Any Means Necessary.

On this episode of AFNC, Girl Melodi talks about her view on growing up without a role model. She also expresses how it may or may not would’ve changed things in her life but, how this also shaped her into becoming the woman she is today.

Welcome Back to Season 2 of AFNC! Talking With Girl Melodi. In the first episode of this new season, Girl Melodi not only gives an update on her life, but, she also talks about the topic of mental health. Girl Melodi has had her own struggles with mental health and this was the perfect time to let it go. Dedicated to Willie Blackmon & all of the other souls we’ve lost to suicide and mental illness.