The JBP beings by speaking on performing better in bed in their 40s, their views on mortality, and Ne-Yo advocating for polygamy. Accusations of NBA Youngboy being part of a drug ring lead to a candid conversation on the negative effects of prescription drugs on both artists and the everyday person. The gang also discusses their experiences around cheating, questions their partners ask them about pod conversations, the “Big 3” of podcasting, Michael Porter Jr.’s claims that NBA players like to experiment sexually, and much more!

The JBP begins by reflecting on their dealings with parking tickets before reminiscing about Joe’s kickbacks and times in which they wanted to fight a friend. The gun supervisor for “Rust” is facing up to 18 months for involuntary manslaughter for the fatal shooting by Alec Baldwin on set, and the Goldman family is pressing OJ Simpson’s estate for money he still owes them. The gang also revisits Jerrod Carmichael’s Breakfast Club interview and talks about what they ask their romantic partners to bring for a night together, Gospel music in the club, their walk of shame experiences, and much more!

The JBP reacts to Drake’s ‘Push Ups (Drop & Give Me Fifty)’ diss record aimed at Kendrick Lamar, Rick Ross, and others, before reacting to Ross’s ‘Champagne Moments’ in response. The room then theorizes what will happen next.

Akademiks joins, and the gang begins with an in-depth conversation about Drake, including Joe’s ‘For All The Dogs’ critique, Drake’s target audience, why all of rap seems to be forming an alliance against him, and much more. They also debate when and how on-air talent can advocate for more money before discussing the comment section, Akademiks’ relationship with Meek Mill, his Rumble deal, past dealings with Spotify, personal and professional goals for 2024, and J. Cole removing “7 Minute Drill” from streaming.

The JBP starts off with final thoughts on J. Cole’s apology to Kendrick Lamar before Emanny details his failed efforts to team build with Mel last weekend. Mel asks the guys if they would attend the funeral of someone they fell out with, and an interesting conversation ensues. The gang also discusses how Kanye West has utilized current and past partners in his fashion pursuits, Fresh of ‘Fresh&Fit Podcast’ asking his girlfriend to get an abortion, parenthood, the theory that everyone comes alive in discussions about sex, and much more!

Confessions: Zaire (Episode 10)

The JBP is joined by author, activist, and television personality Marc Lamont Hill. The crew kicks things off by talking about Bronny James’ decision to declare for the NBA Draft before getting Marc’s thoughts on the oddities in Diddy’s case, how Black people approach politics, the rap beef between the Big 3, and how to get the Hip Hop community back in church. Later, the Bionic Six discuss what a potential fight between Joe and Benzino could look like. To close, a few live studio audience members join for a conversation about the importance of good sex in a relationship, and much more!

Flip begins with a complaint for Joe and Mel recaps her time away from the pod. News recently broke that Meta has been allowing Netflix to see user data, which prompts a discussion on whose DMs everyone would like to see if given the opportunity. Later, Joe shares his thoughts on dirty macking before reacting to Lizzo’s statement clarifying that she isn’t retiring from music. The gang also discusses Eric Adams’ Breakfast Club interview, their superstitions, strip clubs versus nightclubs, and much more!

Confessions: Erikson (Episode 9)

Confessions: Kino (Episode 8)