The Joe Budden Podcast

The latest episode from the JBP kicks off with new music releases starting with new albums from 21 Savage (36:34) and Conway the Machine (53:40). Mona then addresses the new JBP commercial (1:15:22) before the room recaps Nas & DJ Premier's new project 'Light-Years' (1:21:55), Michigan has fired football coach Sherrone Moore who has since been arrested and charged (1:32:42), and footage releases of comedian Andy Dick overdosing (2:06:04). Also, is taking a doggie bag home on a first date a red flag (2:15:15), Ice discusses The Game vs. Kendrick (2:34:34), Big Bank's interview with 21 Savage (2:55:42), Ebro In The Morning comes to an end at Hot 97 (3:08:52), and much more! Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP! Join our Patreon here: http://www.patreon.com/joebudden

The JBP starts its latest episode with a conversation on concert etiquette (14:44) before turning to a debate on whether the gym should have a dress code (26:33). Busta Rhymes checks a content creator at an Art Basel event in Miami (42:48), a racist lady gets fired by Cinnabon (54:14), and a recap of the Cassidy & Eazy The Block Captain battle in Philly over the weekend (1:13:00). New music later this week (1:24:25) leads to a conversation on if the streets are done (1:27:35), Ice adds Snoop Dogg & Shaq to the the most famous person of all-time list (1:40:15), and how does the cast handle following a friend's significant other on Instagram (2:06:38). Also, a former escort is suing Cassie (2:14:58), more on AI music (2:50:23), Paramount has a deal in place to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery (3:04:45), and much more! Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP! Join our Patreon here: http://www.patreon.com/joebudden Sleeper Picks: Joe | Ambré - "She" Ice | Tory Lanez - "Variables" Parks | Erick Sermon (feat. Method Man & Redman) - "Look At 'Em"

The latest episode from the JBP begins with the news of Netflix acquiring Warner Bros. for $82.7 billion (31:39) before the rest of the cast shares their thoughts on the new Puff documentary (45:25). Ray J calls out Beyoncé & JAY-Z for not taking photos with Brandy on her and Monica's tour (1:11:09), Daz Dillinger & Snoop Dogg's beef (1:27:30), and in sports, the LA Clippers waive Chris Paul in his retirement year (1:41:55) while Lebron's 10-point game streak comes to an end at 1,297 games (1:56:57). Also, Klay Thompson names a boat after Megan Thee Stallion which leads the room to discuss moving fast in relationships and dating famous people (2:02:36), Pharrell responds to the controversy over his recent political comments (2:17:18), Meek Mill voices his frustrations with the industry (2:22:30), another delay on Roddy Ricch's new album (2:42:43), Part of the Show (2:57:34), and much more! Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP! Join our Patreon here: http://www.patreon.com/joebudden

Joe kicks off the latest episode with his review of the Sean Combs 'The Reckoning' documentary on Netflix executively produced by 50 Cent (27:49) before the JBP asks Marc Lamont Hill about his latest interviews (1:19:28). A new Game project with DJ Drama & Mike N Keys (1:32:04), Cassidy vs. Eazy The Block Captain (1:45:00), and the room reacts to some revealing news about Frank Sinatra (1:52:44). Also, Meg Thee Stallion wins her defamation case against Milagro (2:09:06), Trevone Boykin criticizes Russell Wilson over a Thanksgiving he hosted (2:18:07), Ariana Grande & Cynthia Erivo's press run continues (2:38:22), Jussie Smollett's appearance on Cam Newton's 'Funky Friday' (2:44:35), Max B's New Jersey club performance (3:10:45), a trillion dollars or 10 minutes with God (3:29:45), and much more! Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP! Join our Patreon here: www.patreon.com/joebudden

Marc Lamont Hill, an academic and media personality, joins the conversation to dive into holiday dynamics, including whether exes should attend Thanksgiving gatherings. The hosts share humorous Thanksgiving mishaps and candidly discuss personal grooming habits. In a surprising turn, they react to Ray J's livestream arrest and explore the implications of prison life on family relationships, along with Diddy’s prison activities. They also touch on the podcasting landscape and the conclusion of 'The Bigger Picture,' wrapping up with banter about community turkey drives.

Listen in as the crew shares wild stories from a Friendsgiving spades tournament and discusses the highs and lows of holiday traditions. They dive into Shedeur Sanders making NFL history and debate Juelz Santana's take on education priorities. A Campbell's Soup executive's controversial remarks stir reactions, while the botched Cash Money reunion tour sparks laughter. The viral funeral clip of a side chick jumping into a casket raises eyebrows and there's chatter about Mario's concert incident and Lil Uzi Vert's big industry move. Don't miss their sleeper music picks!

The hosts dive into Brandy and Monica's concert, sharing standout moments from the show. They celebrate Joe's recognition by Rolling Stone and Mona’s mention in Complex's top personalities list. A heated discussion follows on Burna Boy's controversial moment with a fan. The crew reflects on De La Soul's new album and debates modern music marketing strategies. Humorously, they unpack Michael Beach's unconventional living arrangements and tackle Simone Biles' openness about surgery. The conversation wraps up with Netflix’s 'The Beast In Me' receiving high praise.

The discussion kicks off with a DoorDash driver's controversial video leading to his arrest, sparking debates on privacy and social media outrage. A deep dive into Summer Walker's album raises questions about marketing and expectations. Pusha T's amusing baby announcement stirs up parenting debates, while Roc Nation launches a platform for indie artists, challenging the music industry norms. Tekashi's home robbery highlights the hazards of fame, followed by a light-hearted chat about pop culture and community engagement.

The hosts dive into the resurfacing of old tweets, sparking a discussion on public apologies and accountability. They share thoughts on new music from Summer Walker and Wale, praising emotional depth and production. A debate ignites around Kevin Gates defending age-gap relationships, alongside commentary on Klay Thompson's media portrayal. The crew debates Target's new employee policy, explores ethics surrounding a massive storage unit find, and wraps up with spoiler-filled insights on the show 'All Her Fault.'

The discussion kicks off with a recap of a live show and Max B's emotional return to music after 16 years. There's a lively debate about the Giants' firing of Brian Daboll and insights on the Sebastian Telfair documentary. The hosts critique Trump's proposal for 50-year mortgages and share personal finance tips for home buying. They also touch on Westside Gunn’s removal from a WWE event and dive into the drama between Michelle Beadle and Stephen A. Smith. Lastly, a tribute to NBA legend Lenny Wilkens adds a heartfelt touch to the conversation.