The JBP sits down with Atlanta R&B artist Dixson as well as friend of the show Hitmaka, as they begin with Dixson’s discovery of the podcast and current tour with Kehlani. Dixson shares some history with artists he’s worked with across all genres, Pharrell as his mentor of his, what he had to learn about himself as an artist, which genre is the worst right now, and writing ‘Folded’ with Kehlani. Also, Pharrell recently called T-Pain to urge him to make R&B music again; a discussion on friend boundaries; the room reviews a list of the top-15 most overrated singers of all time; a look at more potential Verzuz matchups, the best songwriters in the last decade,  and more. 

Syracuse-born rapper Stove God Cooks and 'Dark Matter' actor Dayo Okeniyi join the JBP for a wide-ranging conversation. Stove God kicks things off by talking the making of his next album and avoiding being placed in a box and Dayo teases the upcoming season of 'Dark Matter' and explains the politics of acting. The guys also discuss their dreams collabs, people they won't work with, Dayo's music background, what musicians can learn from the recent actors strike, how they stretch their dollar beyond their professions, and much more!

Shadee briefly joins to clarify a story before the room shares updates about Chris Brown’s housekeeper’s lawsuit and Mona talks about comedian Tia Kemp. Later, Joe has thoughts about “We Are The World” and Max B is riding for Diddy. The crew also discusses the latest on Gypsy Rose, their favorite social media videos, making your partner more self-aware, and much more!

The room begins with a game of “Truth Or I’d Rather Not Answer” before getting into J. Cole crying at his Cleveland show. Later, Joe shares a stat about prenups, Flip swears he was never sent to the store when he was younger, and the crew attempts to set some boundaries. The JBP also discusses how they approach attending funerals, DJ Vlad’s comments to Akademiks about paying for sex, and much more!

The room begins by critiquing Essence’s top 50 R&B songs of all time before Joe presses Marc about his clipping. Later, your go-to lie when you’re at your lowest, Joe’s war with his girl’s dog, and what is and isn’t gaslighting. The crew also discusses Kevin Hart and Na’im Lynn’s dynamic, expectations for the show going forward, and much more!

The room starts off hot with arguments about their old work, Ish’s question about Blacc Sam’s age, and Flip’s ties to Brooklyn. Later, jury selection in Keefe D’s trial for 2Pac’s murder, monitoring your girl’s social media likes, and reactions to the internet’s outcry about no one attending any of J. Cole’s local shows. The crew also discusses how long it takes for them to miss their girl when she’s away, Emanny mending old wounds, and much more!

Blacc Sam and Bino Rideaux join the JBP ahead of the release of Nipsey Hussle’s posthumous album ‘PROLIFIC’ to talk the making of the project and honoring Nip’s legacy. They also get into Blacc being front facing, Bino putting his personal endeavors to the side to support Nipsey’s mission, the rise of the Marathon brand, representing Los Angeles, favorite West Coast albums, and much more!

Fyre and Trinidad James, collectively known as Bess Drssd, stop by the JBP. The duo begins by explaining how they paired up with each other before breaking down the making of their new album ‘What’s The Dress Code?’ and how they infuse their love for music and fashion. They also discuss their individual music careers, growing as artists, working with new artists, prioritizing music while being in a relationship, emotional intelligence, and much more!

The crew begins with birthday well-wishes for Flip before Marc shares a hilarious story about his wife at the spa. Next, legendary rapper, singer, songwriter, and producer Wyclef Jean joins the show to talk about his new album ‘Clef Notes,’ the larger series titled ‘Quantum Leap,’ and Fugees’ ‘The Score’ turning 30 years old. Wyclef also discusses linking with Tsu Surf, why he wasn’t a part of ‘The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,’ Pras Michel’s conviction and how he’s doing in jail, his past issues with Canibus, the state of R&B, his love of battle rap, running for President of Haiti, and much more!

The crew begins with more on the beef between Memphis Bleek and Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda before debating whether there is a path to millions for everyone in the content space. Later, Joe recalls his beef with Wu-Tang Clan, the decline of Lil Wayne, and the backlash Trina is catching for having her husband perform at her shows. The JBP also discusses old tour stories, Ryan Clark crying over being fired by ESPN, Luther Vandross versus Stevie Wonder, and much more!