In episode 14 of Black Girls Being Amira, Tyler, and Sophia discuss the prevalence of Colorism in the Black community. They also talk missing Black DC girls, their hometown engaging in some good ole' fashioned mis-educated racism, and Drake's new album.

On episode 13 of Black Girls Being Amira and Tyler discuss the relationship between the Black community and LGBTQ community. Their conversation highlights the effects generational, geographical, and religious differences have on the Black perspective of LGBTQ rights and privileges and what it means to be a good ally. The duo also talk their Instagram thirst for Sophia while she's in Barbados, the salty Greeks complaining about the film Burning Sands, and the Kalief Browder series.

On episode 12 of Black Girls Being Amira, Tyler, and Sophia discuss the lack of diversity among the Black female narratives on TV. The ladies get nostalgic discussing their favorite throwback television shows and ponder the affects reality TV has on the younger generation. They also give a shout out to their new African sister Nkechi Amare Diallo, the white woman formerly known as Rachel Dolezal, the HBCU president's that played themselves at the SUPER white house, and the Black ass Oscar's.

On episode 11 of Black Girls Being Amira, Tyler, and Sophia invite us into their kitchen (the one their moms burned the hell out of with a hot comb). Yes, this episode is all about Black hair and the myths, misconceptions, expenses, and glory that comes with it. Listen, but please don't touch. Other notables: we love Tristian Wilds and VH1's The Breaks, Nicki Minaj please apologize to Remy, and the government needs to let people shit in peace.

On episode 10 of Black Girls Being Amira, Tyler, and Sophia reflect on the complexities of dating in their 20s. The ladies conduct a CIA investigation into what it actually means to date, men's wizard-like manipulation skills, and whether or not dating is still feasible for the younger generation. Also, listen to hear why Amira's not here for the Hurt Bae tears and an almost shade-free recap of the Grammys.

On episode 9 of Black Girls Being Amira, Tyler and newest team member, Sophia, discuss the lies or "alternative facts" spread in school textbooks and classrooms about Black History. How many reports did they give on MLK? Why did they only learn about Black History 2 weeks out of the year? These puzzling, however practical, questions are answered after they discuss NYFW afterparty shenanigans, Patriots players refusing to visit the SUPER White House, and Netflix's Dear White People backlash.

On episode 8 of Black Girls Being Amira and Tyler discuss friendship while celebrating their 4th friendaversary. They reflect on their experiences living with friends, borrowing money from friends, and having to drop a bitch as a friend. Additional topics include: WizKid and Drake's new song, Sampha's new album, and Amira's obsession with Black web series.

On episode 7 of Black Girls Being, Amira and Tyler are joined by artist, curator, and beauty aficionado Zuri Marley. The trio discuss all things beauty, including the best skin care treatments, makeup products, and application methods. Other topics include: Kehlani's new album, Migos lecture at NYU, colorism, immigration, cultural appropriation and more!

In episode 6 of Black Girls Being, guest co-host Tyler Okuns joins Amira once again to discuss the beauty of broke girl jet-setting. Listen as they discuss their favorite travel experiences, locations, resources, and offer helpful tips like how to travel through the airport with 6 wide-brim hats and no hat box. Also, find out their thoughts on the women's marches, Louis Vuitton's collaboration with Supreme, and more.

In episode 5 of Black Girls Being, Amira and guest host Tyler discuss gender roles and the ups and downs of dating Caribbean & African Men. Other fuckery includes: our thoughts on Aaliyah's shady uncle, the most white privilege Gofund me campaign ever, & the new level of thirst on Being Mary Jane.