Sujuane and Alexa discuss how they respond to social media lurkers. Alexa shares her personal experiences on Instagram with people who look but don’t like.

Who out there hasn’t wondered or even wished they could swap lives with their favorite celebrity? BUT, would you be able to accept the good AND bad parts? Alexa and Sujuane discuss fame and the cost of it in this episode.

In Alexa’s absence, Sujuane and her Husband share their journey with trying to get pregnant. It’s an emotional you wouldn’t wish on your worst enemy.

Alexa and Sujuane discuss beauty standards in America and where Black Women fit in. Are Black Women becoming the new standard of beauty?

We’re Baaaaack!!! This season we’ve added Video to the mix! Catch us EVERY Wednesday on YouTube at ‘Flexin My Melanin Podcast’ and see all of our expressions, vibes, and emotions during each episode. Season 3 kicks off with Sujuane & Alexa discussing double standards between men and women with regards to their body counts. Can a woman have several sex partners and still be respected?

Sujuane and Alexa discuss the George Floyd Trial, recap the season, and share what’s coming up for Season 3. (**We had some minor technical difficulties, thanks in advance for your patience and understanding**)

Alexa and Sujuane discuss the Derrick Jackson cheating news and why men cheat. Can modern women date traditional men? Hear their thoughts and more on this episode.

How do I tackle my goals? Where do I start? How do I keep from getting overwhelmed? If you’ve had any of these questions this episode is for you. Sujuane let’s you in on the 4-steps she takes to achieve her goals. Flexers get ready to make 2021 your best year yet!

Sujuane & Alexa discuss what Cultural Appropriation is and how they feel about it. Then hear the conversation transition into their views on the “N” word.....it’s not what you might think.

Sujuane and Alexa discuss depression, therapy, suicide and more. Mental health is something to take very seriously. If you or someone you know is struggling don’t be afraid to reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1.800.273.8255.