The room begins by debating which R&B acts can beat Emanny up before Ish reveals that he was a bully in elementary school. Later, Akademiks and Maino are beefing, Draymond Green is under fire for comments about his wife’s pregnancy, and Shannon Sharpe sat down with Dr. Bryant. The crew also discusses how they communicate problems with their partner, Trap Lore Ross outing NBA YoungBoy, the top cities people are moving to and from, whether they could date someone who is in the streets, and much more!

Jersey City rapper Albee Al joins the show on the heels of the release of his new project ‘Everyday June 30th (10 Year Anniversary)’ to talk about his start in music, beating two life sentences, and how he has been able to stay relevant amidst his legal issues. He also weighs in on strip club etiquette, bringing Adam22 to his projects, the state of New Jersey rap, his plans outside of music, fatherhood, and more. The JBP later reconvenes to discuss a viral LaRussell clip, Corey Gamble wearing $85K Timberlands to a Lakers game, how they approach co-parenting, and much more!

Joe presses Marc for appearing on the Native Land Pod before sharing his thoughts on the Eddie Murphy documentary on Netflix. Later, the room reacts to Megan Thee Stallion cooking Thanksgiving dinner for Klay Thompson’s family, shares what they are grateful for, and comments on how they deal with people who want to get close to them because of their status. The crew also discusses the Sacramento Kings fan who was kicked out of a game for his comments to the team, the German twins who died by assisted suicide, the controversy surrounding a transgender TikTok star’s funeral, and much more!

Joe begins by addressing claims that the show is irresponsible before asking the room the last time they called the police. Later, the crew comments on how they deal with people who owe them money, Kevin Spacey clarifying that he isn’t homeless, and the most impactful deaths they have experienced. They also discuss Michael Porter Jr. and the Ball brothers’ comments on tipping, Idris Elba and his daughter, the I-Test and U-Test, the quarter zip crisis, and much more!

Journalist and podcaster Pablo Torre joins the show to address Joe’s comments about his investigation into Kawhi Leonard, Steve Ballmer, and the Los Angeles Clippers. He also talks about Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks rumors, Shohei Ohtani, issues surrounding sports gambling, the First Take host controversy, CTE, Bill Belichick and his girlfriend, and more. The JBP later reconvenes to discuss how they go about business, goals for 2026, Complex’s list of the 40 most motivational rap songs, their fitness trainers, Summer Walker’s leaked voice memo, and much more!

The room kicks things off with a debate on how well they know each other before helping Ish with his political strategy and making sense of white people paying to reenact the Titanic. Later, Emanny reveals that Michael Jackson impersonators are beefing, Joe shares a list of actors who made $100M off of one character, and Flip reviews the Eddie Murphy documentary. The crew also discusses upcoming tours that they are excited about, Usher suing Bryan-Michael Cox, Khalid’s comments since being outed, and much more!

Zaire returns to the show, and the crew begins by debating who has more swag between NFL and NBA players and recapping the Indianapolis Colts’ strong start to the season. Later, Joe asks if he can have his wedding at the same venue Zaire used, Flip calls Zaire out over a tweet, and Zaire asks the room how they deal with narratives from fans. The crew also discusses the brewing feud between Mario and Omarion, the rift between Zendaya and Sydney Sweeney, stunt etiquette, and much more!

The JBP begins by saluting Kino for his chef skills and breaking down the teaser for the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic. Next, Drea Nicole and Lex P of Pour Minds stop by to talk about why they don’t go public with their partners, how friends and family view them now that they have money, and dealing with comments and podcast groupies. The room also discusses why some women expect their partner to have a certain amount of money, talking about the past, the toughest parts about podcasting, the future of Pour Minds, and much more!

DJ Hed stops by and kicks things off by telling stories from when he toured with Joe before speaking on the Los Angeles Dodgers’ World Series run and the best Hip-Hop duos of all time. Later, Hed reveals he doesn’t like R&B, Joe shares a list of dead celebrities with the highest earning power, and Parks sets off a conversation about Pablo Torre and whether his tactics are corny. The room also discusses Cam Newton’s comments about dirty macking, Gina Views’ ascension, Hed’s experience at The Pop Out, the fallout from the Drake-Kendrick Lamar battle, bots and AI in music, and much more!

Mona begins by explaining why she was watching an explicit video of her friend off-air before sharing her gripes with “fake journalists” who have permeated social media. Later, the room debates the toughest job in sports, breaks down NLE Choppa’s diss track toward NBA Youngboy, and makes sense of Fabolous and Trey Songz dressing as each other at a Halloween party. The room also discusses regrettable Halloween costumes, cities that make them proud about certain aspects of themselves, Mona’s dating life, the brewing feud between Megan Thee Stallion and GloRilla, and much more!