JID pulls up to the studio to discuss his new album ‘God Does Like Ugly’ as well as his relationship with Offset following the single of ‘Bodies’, and his reaction to the Rap beefs & J. Cole’s apology in 2024. JID then discusses when he got started in music and playing football, his favorite records and features on his project, the misconceptions about himself as an emcee, artists he’d like to work with, and his beef with BET. Later, Ace Hood stops by to talk about his history with DJ Khaled and split from We The Best, how he adjusted to being an independent artist, his new project ‘S.O.U.L.’, his relationship with his wife and kids, learning to be compassionate and vulnerable, future plans, and much more!

Jeff Teague, DJ Wells & B Hen of the Club 520 Podcast join the show. The guys kick things off by poking fun at Joe’s iconic double headband moment before Hen challenges Joe to a one-on-one game. Next, Joe calls out Jeff for his recent LeBron James take, the dildo on the court at a WNBA game, and how 520 has been received by other athlete podcasters. The crew also discusses the NBA draft and upcoming season, Joe’s high school basketball days, Hen’s beef with Oscar Robertson’s family, and more basketball debates. Later, the JBP reconvenes to talk vacation plans, Marc’s fifth POTM victory, an awkward encounter Marc had at a bike shop, and much more!

The JBP is joined by award-winning comedian and best-selling author, KevOnStage, who begins by addressing some of the shots he’s taken at Joe and explaining his approach to marketing and understanding his audience. Later, the room breaks down Tyler Perry’s recent comments about Ryan Coogler, the “right” time to die, and the best Black family movies of all time. Kev also discusses the role his wife plays in his career, showing his body on social media, how his relationship with religion has evolved over the course of his life, his soon-to-be released book, and much more!

The JBP begins by asking Emanny for his thoughts on the New York Times article before Joe teases some of what might be coming next for the show. Next, music talk, including the greatest female rappers of all time, the best songs that never got a music video, and the top album rollouts in Hip-Hop. The crew also discusses updates from the Astronomer CEO scandal, when they acknowledged their celebrity, the last time they got into a fight, and much more!

Music journalist and consultant Mecca joins the show. The room begins with an in-depth conversation about the current state of Hip-Hop, including why artists aren’t prioritizing the music, the difficulties that come with making consistent money, and gatekeepers in the industry. Next, Mecca sheds light on his relationship with Math Hoffa and the end of My Expert Opinion, the lack of integrity in music journalism, and whether Nicki Minaj can get away with lashing out on the internet. The room also discusses whether rub and tugs are considered cheating, what’s next for Hip-Hop, Terry Rozier’s gambling scandal, how rich Americans are compared to the rest of the world, and much more!

Joe begins by telling the cast that he spilled some tea about them to the New York Times before Marc talks about his experiences at Freaknik and Flip reveals that he wrote a book years back. Next, 2 Chainz and Omar Epps join the show to break down their short film Red Clay, the inspiration behind the project, and their hopes for its reception. 2 Chainz also discusses his studio process, the iconic VERZUZ with Rick Ross, his past beef with Ice, and more. The JBP later reconvenes to talk about updates on Joe’s 45th birthday party, plans for season two of Pod Wives, the social media exchanges between Nicki Minaj and SZA, and much more!

The JBP begins by critiquing a list of the cities with the baddest women before Marc reveals that Flip called him fat and Joe shares some interesting programming changes happening at Sea World. Later, the crew explains their prison escape plans, breaks down a brewing rap beef in London, and makes sense of YouTube’s updated monetization rules. They also discuss Gary Coleman’s wife’s lie detector test about the actor’s death, who is the funniest cast member, which parent they got their rizz from, their argument styles with their partner, and much more!

The JBP is joined by none other than Pusha T and Malice of Clipse on the heels of the release of their latest album, Let God Sort Em Out. The duo begins by breaking down the creative process behind the project before giving Pharrell his flowers for producing. Later, Malice speaks on his return to music and why he no longer goes by No Malice, and Pusha T provides additional context on Travis Scott showing up to a studio session and why he has the discipline to not shoot at those he’s beefed with in the past. Clipse also discusses their tight-knit bond, the Virginia Hip-Hop scene, the best drug rappers and rappers in fashion, their legacy and plans going forward, and much more!

The JBP begins by going through each other’s Instagram likes before making sense of Mona Love’s joke about a terminally ill man who was deported by ICE. Later, Flip clowns Emanny’s outfit, Joe asks the room if they could sustain back-to-back public relationships, and Puka Nacua’s pregnant girlfriend wants to confirm that he is the father. The crew also discusses their best courtship skills, Ish’s toxic tendencies, rumors that Starlets is for sale, and much more!

Flip begins with smoke for Emanny before the room circles back on Rick Ross and Pharrell’s “For The Money” and Marc asks if anyone has any career what-ifs. Later, Joe calls Flip out for picking his nose next to Joy Taylor, Mel reveals that she was once a security guard, and the crew debates Damion Hall’s claim that no other R&B group compares to Guy. The JBP also discusses the last time they were deadass wrong, whether they have introduced male sex toys in their intimacy, what’s next for Pod Wives, similarities and differences between Dr. Bryant and Kevin Samuels, and much more!