On episode 45 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia discuss diversity in the high fashion industry. Amira shares her experiences working in the fashion industry and reveals the truth behind why Black people are ostracized from the industry. They also discuss Dr. Cornel West's petty Guardian article about Ta-Nehisi Coates, Issa Rae's upcoming HBO series, N.E.R.D.'s new album and more!

On episode 44 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia discuss the joys and pitfalls of the holiday season. The ladies talk the relevance of Kwanzaa today, family members that won't go home until your tree is on the curb, and spending your monthly salary on NYE. They also share thoughts on the recently unemployed, Omarosa, South Africa's #Rhodes Way, SAG award nominees, how Black women saved Alabama, and Miguel's new album.

On episode 43 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia discuss Black rage and its various expressions. The ladies talk Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome, toxic Black masculinity, the angry Black woman stereotype, and how Black rage has helped and hindered Black uplift. They also talk the 2018 Grammy nominations, She's Gotta Have it, and the slave trade in Libya.

On episode 41 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia discuss their experiences dating younger and older partners. They reflect on the societal implications, the benefits, and complexities. The ladies also talk the historic election results, Madewell's black model hair scandal, and Tiffany Haddish's performance on SNL.

On episode 40 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia are joined by filmmaker Ashley Akunna, the creator and host of web series The Grapevine. The ladies discuss the realities of working as a Black creator, the importance of Black storytelling, and the qualities that have led to The Grapevine's success. Amira and Sophia also talk shadiness within the DNC, Peru's woke AF pageants contestants, Majid Jordan's new album, and more!

On episode 39 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia are joined by personal trainer and fitness coach Corbin Booker for an informative conversation on fitness. Corbin schools the ladies on healthy eating habits, gym alternatives, and the importance of living a fit and healthy lifestyle. They also talk the NAACP's American Airlines travel advisory, Chennel “Jazzy” Rowe being poisoned by her Becky-ass roommate, Willow Smith's new album, and N.E.R.D.'s return. Amira also shares details about her recent trip to Lagos, Nigeria.

On episode 38 of Black Girls Being Amira and Sophia discuss sexual assault against women(trigger warning). The ladies talk sexual assault in the workplace, rape culture and the laws that encourage it, and the reemergence of the #MeToo campaign. They also touch on the devastating Somalia Terrorist Attack, Betsy DeVos fucking with students with disabilities, Future & Young Thugs "new" album, and more!

On episode 37 of Black Girls Being Amira, Tyler, and Sophia discuss Black elitism. The ladies uncover the truths and fallacies of Black elites, the history of this group, and how to squash elitism within the Black community. They also talk Brent Faiyaz's new album, Eminem's lackluster BET freestyle, Harvey Weinstein's nasty ass, and the Louisiana sherif who wants to keep "good" prisoners in jail.

On episode 36 of Black Girls Being Amira, Tyler and Sophia provide a definitive guide for breakups. The ladies share about their worst breakup experiences, proper break up etiquette, and the best breakup songs. For the current event section they discuss this week's TV premieres, Kelela's new The Fader cover story, the Las Vegas terror attack, and new abortion laws.

On episode 35 of Black Girls Being Amira, Tyler, and Sophia are joined by friend to the show, Ray, to discuss the binary and spectrum of gender. The group uncovers the origins of gender, analyzes the Western and colonial influences of gender on people of color, and share their experiences as non-binary and cisgender individuals. They also talk Jhene Aiko's new album, Lebron James being Twitter's real MVP, Aaron Hernandez's CTE results, and a Brazilian judges federal attack on the LGBTQ community.