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!

The JBP begins with how schools approach Halloween in 2025 before recapping ‘Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy’ and how serial killer shows are produced. Later, Ish explains why he won’t let his children watch scary movies, Joe recalls his experiences at escape rooms, and Ice talks about his night at a haunted house. The crew also discusses etiquette for watching shows with their partner, Ish re-enrolling in college, Halloween plans, Apple pulling the Tea app from the App Store, and much more!

Emanny begins by revealing that he is attending Exxxotica, then Mona asks if all famous people are s****y, and Ish tells the story of when he bagged an elderly woman. Later, Emanny talks about meeting a fan of the show outside and the room speaks on Daniel Caesar’s newest project and whether he can win back the public’s favor. The crew also discusses the best Hip-Hop album runs, updates on Chauncey Billups’ ties to illegal gambling, Adrien Broner’s toxic list, their first fights, and much more!

Queen Naija stops by on the heels of the release of her new EP ‘30’ to talk about the making of the project, working with No I.D., transitioning from YouTube personality to music, her growth as an artist, her relationship with religion, and more. Later, friend of the show and acclaimed footwear designer Salehe Bembury joins with news on his upcoming endeavors, creating a signature shoe for Tyrese Haliburton, and the state of fashion in 2025, while also providing some fashion advice for the cast. The JBP also discusses Salehe’s fandom, Joe’s latest series of billboards in Los Angeles, how everyone else can and should market themselves, and much more!

The room presses Ish for having a female trainer before commenting on Kim Kardashian’s new thong line and the controversy surrounding Angel Reese walking at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. Later, Marc asks how everyone approaches giving fans access, Parks poses interesting questions about social media use, and Joe reacts to the tenth anniversary of ‘All Love Lost.’ The crew also discusses the struggles that come with having to take care of a lot of people, the best rappers on sensual R&B songs, ESPN announcing Shae Cornette as the new First Take moderator, predictions for this year’s GRAMMY winners in Hip-Hop, and much more!

Florida-born rapper, singer, and songwriter Rod Wave joins the show and begins by explaining why he hasn’t typically done interviews and how the passing of his uncle, who doubled as his business partner, changed the way he looks at his career. He also talks about his start in music, the stereotype of him being a sad rapper, his children, his goals outside of music, his next album, and more. The JBP later reconvenes to discuss the Amazon employee who got fired for going viral on social media, Ice’s new outlook on girls' trips, the latest in TV and Film, Mario’s interaction with a cameraman on stage at a concert in Fresno, and much more!

Emanny begins by recapping his R&B event before the crew names the albums that best describe their lives. Later, they break down the things they wish they cared about more and less, Marc and Ish’s desire to live simpler lives, and Trey’s audition to rap on Kai Cenat’s stream. The room also discusses the origins of aura farming, Emanny’s dyslexia, their past jobs, Kehlani’s upcoming plans for ‘Folded,’ and much more!

Legendary singer-songwriter Omarion joins the show to talk about his next album, transition into acting, and upcoming tour with B2K. He also shares his thoughts on the current state of R&B, the death of the bridge, his favorite and least favorite songs to perform, and more, before playing some unreleased music for the room. The JBP later reconvenes to discuss the return of VERZUZ with Cash Money and No Limit, the Mile High Club, Benny the Butcher’s recent comments on the state of Hip-Hop, Marc’s suit game, Halloween plans, and much more!