The Joe Budden Podcast

Are you willing to be considered an employee for your partner if that benefited the relationship financially? Joe shares his views on implementing a 1099-form if ever faced with the situation while dating. The guys also debate homeschooling your child compared to the standard format of education, the pros and cons of it, and why Joe is passionate about teaching his children the meaning of certain holidays. He then opens the conversation up to "stage parents" and harsher parenting styles (example: Joe Jackson, LaVar Ball, etc.) and if their method of parenting is effective and the cost of pushing your child to be great, Jay-Z evolving hip-hop into mainstream ad-partnerships and MORE! A ton of constructive criticism from Ice and Ish this episode, as they have been consistent in holding Joe accountable.

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In this episode, Joe admits to being condescending at times and shares his encounter with an Uber driver that made him realize this personality trait. He then reveals that his song "She Don't Put It Down" almost featured Jeremih and how that may have changed the trajectory of the single. Ish returns to crack muffins and opens up the age-old debate of having a "job vs career" and how the pandemic introduced a new wave of entrepreneurs, the government aiming to control personal finances, and rappers deserving a pension or union for the past contributions.

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Ish sparks an interesting conversation, claiming that black Americans are at the bottom of the totem pole in society. His statement inspired Joe to share a story of being racially profiled while recently shopping. Ice also reveals why he used to claim he never wanted kids due to his upbringing and a skewed way of envisioning parenthood, Joe runs into Gunna in a bizarre way, and a review on Netflix's hit series, 'Clickbait'.

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 Yusef Booden

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Ricochet

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Crypto C**t (Part 2)

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Crypto C**t (Part 1)

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The 3 D's

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The Verzuz-cast continues as the guys debate who'd be the best matchups between R&B Queens, Mary J. Blige, Mariah Carey, and Beyoncé. They also discuss where Madonna and Janet Jackson fall in the elite group. Ice asks the guys what animals would they be able to survive against in the wild, Tekashi69 being a case study for Joe, and more!

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The story of Grant Williams is told for the first time ever on the Joe Budden Podcast. Wrongfully convicted of a crime he didn't commit at 25 years-old, Grant Williams shares his story of facing the injustices of the legal system and being faced with 25 to life while displaying resilience. He sits down with Joe Budden to discuss how he overcame his mental struggles, the outside world moving on without him and his dedication to obtaining his freedom despite the odds being stacked against him. Grant opens up about how being wrongfully accused has changed his life forever and more.

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