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Martial artist and actor Sensei Ja joins the show. To start, Sensei Ja weighs in on the podcast’s long-running fight debate before talking about his upbringing in the Nation of Islam, working security for NLE Choppa, and getting into it with Michael Jai White. He also evaluates the cast’s fighting ability, demonstrates how to disarm someone with a weapon, speaks on how he got into acting, and more. The JBP later reconvenes to discuss rules for sports fandom, updates on the Kawhi Leonard trade, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony receiving their Hollywood Walk of Fame star, the discourse around athletes blowing through their contract earnings, and much more!
The JBP is joined by Mike Gee and Afrika Baby Bam of the Jungle Brothers, a pivotal group as Hip-Hop took shape in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The duo discusses a wide-range of topics, including how they met and rose to prominence, collaborating with the likes of A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, and Queen Latifah as Native Tongues, the differences in Hip-Hop then and now, what the genre will look and sound like in 50 years, their interests outside of music, their latest project ‘Concrete Jungle,’ and much more!
Legendary singer, songwriter, and producer The-Dream joins the show on the heels of the release of his new album ‘Love/Hate II’ to talk about the making of the project and how his sound has changed since the original project. The-Dream also shares stories behind some of his most iconic records and working with legendary artists and discusses how R&B has changed, his songwriting process, the VERZUZ against Sean Garrett, comparisons to Ne-Yo, his goals beyond music, and much more!
Marc reveals that he has been playing matchmaker for Mona before Mona compliments Sasha’s feet and the room makes sense of rumors that Tobey Maguire and Ice Spice were kissing at Michael Rubin’s white party. The crew also discusses the mother from last Patreon episode responding to her son’s video, Method Man talking about New York’s behavior at the 1995 Source Awards, doing a live show without Joe, and much more! To close, Flip arrives to share news about his future with the podcast.
The room begins by debating which couch lives the funnier life before doing some A&R work for Yung Miami and commenting on Twista facing jail time and Moneybagg Yo being sued by his former manager. Later, Joe brings up a video he found of a guy reading his video vixen mother out for filth and Akademiks calls in to speak on his situations with Charlamagne and Daphne Joy. The crew also discusses Kirk Franklin’s altercation with a street preacher, the start of Usher and Chris Brown’s tour, Flip’s last day on the show, and much more!
Joe begins by revealing that he doesn’t touch any equipment while at the gym before the room shares what they have learned so far in 2026. Later, more reactions to ‘Big Girls Wanted: Escaping Pearadise,’ the woman who died in a rope jump accident in Brazil, and rumors that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are getting married in Madison Square Garden. The crew also discusses the JPMorgan executive who was fired after getting caught stealing a Knicks-themed trash can, the new JBP community website, Emanny’s boxing match with his son, the list that named New York City the worst place to start a career, and much more!
Joe begins by addressing the cliffhanger from Wednesday’s main episode before the room talks about the latest with their children and Sasha recaps her recent book event. Later, the Knicks have the fourth-best odds to win next year’s NBA Finals, Joe is on Threads, and Elon Musk’s baby mother is spilling tea. The crew also discusses if and how they’d break someone off for setting them up with a business opportunity, Oprah Winfrey’s comments about Whitney Houston, PlaqueBoyMax’s claim that twerking is gender-neutral, Faizon Love’s child support troubles, and much more!
Emanny begins by recapping his trip to Puerto Rico before Joe reveals that he’s headed to Los Angeles to shoot a big-time commercial and Flip presses Joe for an invitation to his Jay-Z suite. Later, Joe recounts his outing with Surf, Jalen Brunson’s status amongst New York sports legends, and Flip claims that Ish still hasn’t adjusted to being a podcaster. The crew also discusses the line between being performative on air and offending their significant other, Emanny signing up for Raya, how their significant other has evolved in their relationship, and much more!
Sasha returns, and the room begins with Flip’s realization about white woman and news that Elliott Wilson owes SaVon $20K for production work. Later, Emanny reveals that his sisters have all his passwords in case something happens to him, how to start a conversation at the baggage claim carousel, and Ice’s experience at his daughter’s graduation. The crew also discusses the special needs child who passed away on a school trip to Wildwood, more on the Karmelo Anthony verdict and sentencing, the OnlyFans creator sentenced to four years for the bondage suffocation death of one of her clients, Kino’s recent breakup, and much more!
The crew begins by attempting to figure out how much Marc makes before recapping the new Michael Jackson docuseries on Netflix. Later, a fan is sending Emanny titty pictures, Marc politics for shorter work days, and the room reacts to a jury finding Karmelo Anthony guilty of murder. Also, Joe is on Jason Lee’s Mount Rushmore of Hip-Hop media, Marc will still wear his Spurs shirt in Manhattan, and much more!
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