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Friends of the show Yung Berg, Emanny, & Zaire Franklin all return to the JBP in this Patreon exclusive episode. The guys start by giving their take on Sizzla smashing and burning his DJ Khaled plaques. The room debates the podcasts basketball players produce in comparison to football players, which leads into a conversation on rebranding yourself. Joe proposes a question, how much does it cost in child support to take care of a child? Berg gets Joe riled up when they begin debating their music catalogs in a Verzuz.

Steve Madden is the face of the largest women’s shoe business the world has ever seen.  In the early 1990’s, he started his business with $1,100 and turned it into $ 2 billion dollar per year revenue.  As the business grew, his side deals with Jordan Belfort drew the attention of the FBI, and in 2002, he pled guilty to federal charges.  Since then, his business has grown bigger than ever.

Watch as Joe meets with Madden at his Manhattan storefront and sits down in his private clubhouse for an in-depth conversation.  He takes us back to his childhood, growing up with Attention deficit disorder, family issues, struggles with drugs and alcohol, his relationship with the Wolf of Wall Street, and his time in federal prison.

This is the third 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.

Ab-Soul joins the JBP in this Patreon exclusive as he prepares to drop his first album since 2016. The TDE rap artist updates us on what he’s been up to over the last few years and is tired of being the “underground emperor” as he looks to chase a hit record and a grammy. The gang also talks about Ab-Soul’s mental health, his plans moving forward, + MORE!

The guys welcome back Melyssa Ford, who is accompanied by one of her friends. The gang opens up the pod with a story of Melyssa running into Ish at InvestFest. A question is posed to the guys: are they in a place where they can be vulnerable with a woman? This topic leads to the importance of communication in relationships, stigmas we try to avoid thanks to society, the pressure that both men and women face, and more.

Roddy Ricch joins the JBP as he answers questions surrounding his start in the music business, his label deal, and his outlook for music moving forward. Roddy explains the challenges of going through personal stuff and dealing with the criticism of fans and media, his advice on rappers staying safer in LA, + MORE!

Joe opens up the podcast with discussions surrounding the HBO Murdaugh Family Documentary. The gang reviews footage of Kevin Gates making sexual remarks at one of his recent concerts. Joe recaps a Twitter exchange which leads to conversations about your girl setting you up for fights that you aren’t prepared for. Ish got suspended from Twitter, an end of year review on themselves and what they want to accomplish in 2023, + MORE! 

Joining the guys is a friend of the pod Storm Leroy of Employed Millionaire. Ish and Storm get into their real estate bag and discuss the endless strategies on how to make money and set up your family for the long term.

Joe and the guys reflect on how their upbringing was much tougher than it is for kids in school today. There are a number of sports updates, including Russell Wilson calling the wrong plays in Denver, coaching moves, and Ryan Garcia’s upcoming fight. With Thanksgiving on the horizon and Twitter’s demise, we might miss out on struggle plates this year. Ish gets the room to debate the “do’s & dont’s” in a threesome.

Chasing the Mixxy

Kino joins the JBP and shares his experience after running the New York City Marathon as his team raised $7 million for cancer research. The guys dive into a discussion over donating money to certain organizations. A couple of “Would You Rather?” questions are proposed, how financial decisions are made in the household, + MORE!