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The JBP welcomes back Colts linebacker Zaire Franklin in this Patreon exclusive episode as the gang starts by discussing athlete privilege, holiday’s, and Mexico’s President saying their country is safer than America. Also, the guys discuss their favorite actors of all-time, new free agent signings & trades in the NFL, Lamar Jackson, + more!

The JBP welcomes back the master investor Ian Dunlap in this Patreon exclusive episode as the crew begins by discussing friction in the workspace before turning to a debate on getting out of the friend zone. The gang also dives into topics on couple goals, cheating, marriage, self-sabotaging habits, & more!

Former Outkast manager & music industry legend Michael ‘Blue’ Williams joins the JBP in this Patreon exclusive episode as the gang discusses his time with André 3000 & Big Boi, Eminem’s impact, favorite moments in hip-hop, + more!

The gang starts by looking at Ish’s old Instagram posts. Melyssa then shares her take on social media announcements which leads to a discussion surrounding mental health, the impact of fathers in the household, are cultural similarities in relationships important, + more! 

Ice opens up the episode with a question on Hip-Hop legends and whether Snoop Dogg has the worst discography out of all of them. The Bionic Six then uses an A.I. program to write a rap verse, and Joe performs it; they share their most embarrassing sexual experiences, Joe calls Vince Staples to discuss Uzi’s “Just Wanna Rock”, forced labor & opportunities in other countries, generational wealth, + MORE!

Don Toliver joins the JBP off his newly released ‘Love Sick’ project with its deluxe already on the way. Don discusses the artistry in the creation of his third studio album, when he started making music, who influenced him the most, why he wants a Grammy, + MORE!

The gang starts by discussing Lil Uzi Vert’s song “Just Wanna Rock” and its impact on Hip-Hop. The Bionic Six also answers what their biggest flex is to others and, personally, the worst advice they’ve ever received, + MORE!

Melyssa shares her plans from the weekend, which prompts a series of questions from the guys. Joe asks the room if they’ve been jammed up at home over a podcast topic. Melyssa also shares news on a recent study, and Facebook & Instagram are rolling out a new paid verification subscription service. Also, Flip asks if everyone is cordial with their exes and sends a challenge to call one on air.

The JBP discusses the Kevin Durant trade to Phoenix and dives into the difference in NBA & NFL contracts. Zaire has an issue with Joe’s take on Netflix’s “You People” which leads to discussions on other favorite movies and rom-coms. Also, Joe stirs up the pot with another MJ vs. LeBron debate, a question on crowdfunding the police, + more! 

On September 11, 2001, Pasquale Buzzelli had just arrived at work in the North Tower of the World Trade Center when a plane struck the building.  At the time, he was completely unaware that he would be a rare survivor in the largest terrorist attack in American History.  After miraculously making it out alive, he became known as the elusive “9/11 Surfer” for allegedly surfing the rubble to safety as the building fell.

Watch as Joe meets with Buzzelli and his wife at their home for an emotional recollection of their 9/11 story.  We get a play-by-play of that fateful day as it unfolded, the chaos that ensued, and how it affected their futures forever.

This is the fourth installment of Humans, a new talk series where Joe interviews some of the most unique people in the world to shed light on their one-in-a-million experiences.  Humans aims to show viewers people with unbelievable stories that only they could live through.