On this week's episode of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia are joined by Zizipho, owner of South African feminine hygiene company @sheba_feminine, to discuss Pan-Africanism. They look at Pan-Africanism from a contemporary standpoint and reference how social media and the internet has changed the way Black people from the diaspora and Africa relate to one another, and what still needs to be done to unite all black people around the world. They also discuss J. Cole's new Pulitzer Prize worthy album, the pros and cons of slavery as requested by a Texas middle school teacher, and TIME's new influential people list.

On episode 55 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia discuss sex and its many ups and downs. The ladies talk avoiding STDs, the shady "what's your body count" question, and other random comments on the subject. They also discuss Drake's new female anthem featuring Issa Rae in green silk, the UK keeping Ethiopia's stolen treasures #colonizers, Kali Uchis' new album, South Carolina's return to the dark side, and more!

On episode 54 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia are joined by contemporary art curator, Kiara Ventura. The Bronx bred curator shares her experiences working in a predominately white industry, provides tips for artists and curators of color interested in entering the field, and talks about her latest exhibit "For Us" now on view at BronxArtSpace. Amira and Sophia also discuss the U.S. government's ongoing plot to disenfranchise POC, Chloe x Halle's FIRE new album, and the season finale of Grown-ish (why did Zoey pick Luka?)

On episode 53 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia share their perspectives on marriage and raising children. The ladies reveal whether they see marriage and children in their future, question the contemporary arrangements of marriage, and discuss putting an end to shaming women with no spouse or children. They also talk March For Our Lives, the senseless murder of Stephon Clark, Netflix's new original movie Roxanne Roxanne, & more!

On episode 52 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia discuss reparations for Black Americans. The ladies provide information about Black America's prior attempts at receiving reparations, the most affective way the U.S. government can distribute reparations, and calculate just how much the black community is owed. They also talk Compton Mayor Aja Brown's decision to run for congress, Amandla Stenberg's interview about turning down Black Panther, Anderson .Paak's new single, and more!

On episode 51 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia discuss finding the right tribe. The ladies explain how they found their tribe, the characteristics they look for in friendships and communities, and the major signs that determine a tribe may not be right for you. They also talk the season 2 premiere of Atlanta (shout out to Katt Williams), South Africa kicking white farmers to the curb, the missing young school girls in Nigeria, arming racists teachers because Black lives don't matter, and more!

On episode 49 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia discuss the realities of Black female entrepreneurship. The ladies share their personal experiences as entrepreneurs, provide helpful tips and resources, and break down the benefits and downfalls of being in certain industries. They also talk Kendrick Lamar & SZA's new music video, MLK selling cars at the super bowl, Burna Boy's new album and more!

On episode 48 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia are joined by their good friend and former D1 athlete, Jackson, to discuss the welfare of Black collegiate athletes. The three explore the difficulties of being a Black college athlete, debate the effectiveness of Lavar Ball's alternative Junior league and discuss the NCAA's exploitation of Black players. They also talk Migos new "Culture II" album, the NAACP's pending lawsuit against the DHS, CW's new show Black Lightning, and more!

On episode 47 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia discuss the problematic Fuckboy species. They give advice on how to spot a Fuckboy, when to actively avoid them, and share their own experiences dealing with Fuckboys. They also engage in a heated debate about the Aziz Ansari assault scandal, and discuss the true nature of #TimesUp, and their unwavering love for Kamala Harris and Corey Booker. Now available on SoundCloud, Google Play, Stitcher, and iTunes.

On episode 46 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia discuss the best and worst moments of 2017. The ladies share their favorite films, people, and albums that made the year special and also reflect on the less favorable moments of the year. They also talk Essence Magazine's Black ass return, the series premiere of Grownish, the non-existent Black Panther boycott, and more!