On this episode, Meesh and Nelly chat with special guest Nik to talk about the ups and downs of friendships, the importance of being intentional and nurturing friendships during different life stages and setting boundaries as friendship dynamics change.

On this episode, Meesh and Nelly discuss how racism shows up in everyday life and their own experiences with it. Do you believe racism is here to stay?...

On this week’s episode, Meesh & Nelly discuss their views on dating and whether it’s appropriate for women to pursue men in today’s society. As gender roles are changing and online dating apps are taking over, the art of dating is also being transformed.

On this episode, Meesh and Nelly discuss their thoughts on the latest Beyoncé album, Renaissance, and the controversy that followed it, including Kelis, Church Girl, the tour, and Enlightenment.

On today's episode Nelly and Messh talk about the ups and downs of being an adult and how adulting can change as we get older and experience life as an adult vs what are expectation were as an adolescent. 

Meesh and Nelly are back with season 2 and discuss what's been going on in their lives and what's been happening in the world since they left.

Meesh and Nelly discuss the difficulty of waiting for God to answer you when you want something or looking for a shift in your life, what does waiting look like; or better yet, what does not waiting look like…

In this episode, Meesh and Nelly talk about the recent events at the Oscar 2022 of Will Smith slapping Chris Rock on stage. We discuss our personal opinions on this topic and share some insight from our perspective as to why we thought this happened and how we believe it could have been avoided or not. Everyone has their breaking point whats yours?

On this episode of "It Be Like That", Nelly and Meesh discuss the dynamic of the nuclear family, compared to how families are represented today. Understanding that the family is an evolving institution we touch on the black family dynamic as a whole as it has shifted from generation to generations. We also talk about what our personal experiences have been witnessing our own family dynamics.