Nigeria’s own Tiwa Savage joins the show on the heels of the release of her new album ‘This One Is Personal’ to talk about the making of the project in the context of a recent breakup. She also touches on her early days in music, working with James Fauntleroy, her world travels, and more. The JBP later reconvenes with friend of the show Sasha to discuss the Charlie Sheen documentary on Netflix, the extent to which verbally abusing children can serve as a form of motivation, Paula Deen continuing to take shots at Anthony Bourdain, Sasha’s time as a Startender and her decision to leave nightlife, and much more!

The crew begins by previewing this weekend’s fight between Canelo Álvarez and Bud Crawford before Flip presses Joe on his tweet about September and Emanny reveals that he lets his guy friends kick his back in if it will help them get girls. Later, Joe brings up the concept of life estates, Ice reveals the start of a new fitness journey, and Parks implores the room to check out Marc’s cult documentaries. The JBP also discusses whether a woman is selfish for leaving a man after he brings his six kids to live with them, the decomposing body found in a Tesla linked to singer D4vd, new shows that they are watching, and much more!

Joey Bada$$ sits down with the JBP to discuss his new album ‘Lonely At The Top’ as well as his plans moving forward in television and Joey’s plans in entertainment moving forward in both music and movies. The JBP also talks about actor Cliftown Powell’s comments about movie roles, beefs, potential young thug audio on Drake, and much more!

Joe begins with questions for Emanny about his behavior over the weekend before the room continues to break down all that occurred at Joe’s birthday party. Later, Emanny apologizes for some comments he made during the last recording, NYC’s 5th Avenue is getting a makeover, and Japan has a program where people can pay to legally disappear. The crew also discusses rumors that China is building artificial wombs, Billboard’s top producers of the 21st century, Cardi B’s exchange with a reporter while on trial, a potential $1,000 Patreon tier, and much more!

Emanny kicks things off with a hot R&B take before Marc recaps his trip to Buffalo with Ian and the crew previews Joe’s 45th birthday party. Next, Joe airs his grievances about the Jussie Smollett documentary on Netflix, Marc asks Joe if he thinks the average martial artist could beat him in a fight, and Flip explains why he doesn’t engage in pillow talk. The room also discusses teacher bae, Southwest’s new seating policy, the state of the JBTV community, and much more!

Kino joins the cast and begins by revealing that he and Edith have made up and are back together. Next, Joe asks the room if they’d buy a house that someone died in, Marc recaps a panel that he spoke on recently, and the room reacts to Cracker Barrel’s new logo and makes sense of when and why major corporations choose to rebrand. The crew also discusses the beef between Cam’ron and Gillie, memories from the Slaughterhouse days, why the youth doesn’t give iconic artists from the past the flowers they deserve, where Hip-Hop will be in 100 years, and much more!

Marc begins by revisiting Emanny’s attack on him last week before Joe presses Ish with more questions about Invest Fest and Mel learns that the JBTV community hosted a watch party for one of her movies. Later, the crew speaks about their experiences with addiction, their tendency to out each other on air without warning, and the viral picture of Jamie Lee Curtis making its rounds. They also discuss Amanda Seales on Surrounded, Michael Porter Jr.’s recent press run, what Drake’s future in music will look like after the lawsuits, and much more!

The JBP is joined by legendary producer, songwriter, and music executive, Jermaine Dupri, who begins by breaking down his spending habits at Magic City, the VERZUZ that never was with Diddy, and the state of his relationship with Bow Wow. Next, Joe asks JD about what is happening with dvsn, the greatness of Bryan-Michael Cox, why he’s never been married, and if he feels like he’s already created his magnum opus. Jermaine also discusses working with both Usher and Chris Brown, his past comments about independence in music, the best R&B groups of all time, his vegan ice cream business, and more. The JBP later reconvenes for some homie court, Cam’ron’s prank on Omar Gooding, Ish’s upcoming appearance at Invest Fest, and much more!

The one and only Teyana Taylor joins the show ahead of the release of her latest album, ‘Escape Room,’ and prior to her emergency vocal cord surgery. She begins with some thoughts on her career arc thus far before speaking about the making of the album, her expectations for its reception, and why she didn’t push its release date until after her procedure. Teyana also discusses her experience as a choreographer and actress, her cooking aspirations, her love life and children, how working with the likes of Pharrell and Kanye has shaped her creatively, and much more!

Joe begins with a confession for the room before Emanny shares a health update and the cast names the people in their trusted circles. Later, Joe puts Trey on blast for something he did while on vacation, Ice explains what happened with the Clipse concert tickets, and Flip lashes out because (he thinks) the cast suggests that he wasn’t popular before joining the podcast. The crew also discusses Harvard asking Joe to come give a speech, Eddie Murphy’s list of his best movies, why Drake’s latest releases aren’t being played outside and what to expect from him going forward, and much more!