Those 2AM Talks

Season 1 Finale - The Tell All

You’ve listened to us laugh, cry, and be our most authentic selves. We’ve officially reached the eleventh episode and will be wrapping up this season of Those 2AM Talks with our Season Finale: The Tell All ☕️🤩 We’ll be spilling all the secrets of what went on behind the scenes of putting on the podcast, what our favorite episodes were, what we liked, and what we didn’t like, etc.” please ignore lol just sending this to myself

Tips for Your 20s (Advice From Our Mommas)

Nothing beats some good ole life advice from your mom so we decided to ask our moms what are some things they knew in their twenties. Alessandra and Mikalah each ask their mom for 5 tips for young adults in their 20s, in this episode, we’ll be sharing and discussing our thoughts on their advice.

Hot, Healed, or Healthy Girl Summer?

In this episode of Those 2 AM Talks, Alessandra and Mikalah talk about the culture shift and dynamic that comes in the summertime. From “hot girl” to "healing girl" summer, they give their take on how this phrase arose, and what it means for us twenty-somethings as we enter into one of the most exciting seasons of the year.

Talking About Christianity Taboos

Often people shy away from talking about taboos because they lead to having difficult conversations, which lead to division, confusion, or frustration. In this episode, Alessandra and Mikalah talk specifically about taboos about being a Christian in and outside of the Christian community, through reflecting on their personal experience and discussing how taboos affect the community.

Getting Into "Girl Code"

What is “girl code”? Some might call it the unwritten rules of female friendships. Many of us might know that a big part of it is the “unwritten” part. However, this can sometimes cause confusion in friendships given that some of us might have different rules surrounding this “code”. On this episode of Those 2 AM Talks, Alessandra, Mikalah, and guest host Bijeé Jackson discuss “girl code”, what it means to them, and its role in their relationships with other women.