Joe and Flip begin by recapping a recent phone call before Marc shares his gripes with honorary degrees and Joe calls out an old picture of Ish wearing an OVO shirt. Next, Emanny and Flip get heated, Latto says she’s retiring from music, and Marc asks for parenting advice. The crew also discusses the Red Hot Chili Peppers selling their catalog to Warner for over $300M, Nick Cannon’s accountant stealing $2M and fleeing the country, Ne-Yo saying people are hating on him because he practices polyamory, and much more!

TDE’s own Punch joins the JBP and begins by detailing his start with the label and how he handles when the media criticizes the label’s decisions before sharing a story about when Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole were beefing following the release of “Control.” Next, the room looks back on the Kendrick-Drake battle while also discussing bot allegations, SZA and Doechii’s development, Kendrick and SZA’s tour, anticipation for Drake’s ‘Iceman,’ and much more! The crew later reconvenes to talk about the early stages of Joe planning his birthday party, how men look at bartenders differently when they post their boyfriends, Stefon Diggs being found not guilty, and more.

New York rap legend AZ joins the JBP in its latest Patreon exclusive episode to discuss his upcoming album 'Do or Die III’, coming May 8th. The crew asks AZ about ‘Life’s a Bitch’, what happened to 'The Firm', and his experience with the music business. The rapper also talks about life in Brooklyn and his favorite rap albums of all time. Friend of the Show, Salehe Bembury, returns as he asks Emanny about his back-and-forth with Tyrese as well as topics Salehe is surprised that the JBP covers. Joe asks the room about boxer brands, hiring an assistant, fake merchandise, and much more!

Rising R&B star Isaia Huron joins the show on the heels of the release of his new project, ‘Mr. Lovebomb,’ to break down how he got his start in music, making the album, and collaborating with Kehlani. Isaia also talks about his musical inspirations, eclectic nature, current tour, plans for the future, and more. The JBP later reconvenes to discuss why Ish was late for work, the fallout from the oxtail argument, the latest in the Diana Russini-Mike Vrabel saga, the NBA’s new draft lottery process, and much more!

This podcast episode features a lively and wide-ranging discussion. Initially, the hosts review the Michael Jackson biopic, critiquing its historical accuracy and budget. They then delve into debates about Prince's music and Luther Vandross's classic albums, comparing vocalists and debating artistic merit. The conversation shifts to podcasting dynamics, guest interactions, and personal growth. Later, the hosts discuss the complexities of relationships, including infidelity and STD disclosure, sharing personal experiences and medical information. They also touch upon societal issues like capital punishment, the impact of technology on attention spans, the rise of AI, and the nuances of online communities and content creation. The episode concludes with a critique of music industry lists and a discussion on rap battle culture.

The JBP is joined by none other than psychology expert and life coach Dr. Cheyenne Bryant, who begins by giving her stance on men who have side chicks before sharing her relationship flaws and explaining the connection between her faith and counseling. Later, Dr. Bryant talks about her relationship history, reveals why she refuses to marry a man with kids, and breaks down how she values money when considering potential suitors. The room also discusses whether men with multiple baby mothers are womanizers, women having a hoe phase, the importance of therapy, and much more!

The legendary Tyrese sits with the JBP to share the raw, unfiltered truth about his recent VERZUZ with Tank. Also, TV producer and entrepreneur Mona Scott-Young joins the show to talk about how she started working with Tyrese and what they have planned for the future. The crew later reconvenes to discuss Ice Spice’s altercation at a McDonalds in Los Angeles, Joe Biden telling a Black person that he looks like Barack Obama, Ish’s upcoming trip to Atlanta, and much more!

The JBP kicks things off by sitting down with British entrepreneur and designer Emma Grede to discuss her start in fashion, building her business empire, her new book ‘Start With Yourself,’ Skims and Kim Kardashian, her interests outside of her work, and more. Later, self-love guru Dr. Sarah Shorter joins the show for a wide-ranging conversation about relationships and dating. Sarah also talks about being compared to Kevin Samuels, getting married in six days, her Christian values, and much more!

B. Dot begins by confirming that he isn’t beefing with anyone before the room reacts to Offset’s latest statement after being shot in the buttocks. Later, Ish shares updates on his college pursuits, Marc calls out snap dappers, and Joe wants to revisit the Kanye West v Jay-Z VERZUZ conversation. The crew also discusses Jon Bryant and Roland Martin calling out Marc for his comments on a past conversation on the show about capitalism, songs where the best verse comes from the worst rapper on the track, Jermaine Dupri’s comments that there are no waves in music currently, and much more!

Pop icon Natasha Bedingfield joins the JBP for a surprise interview. Natasha talks about her early success with records like “Unwritten” and “These Words,” how those songs have aged, chasing her hits, living in New York City, family life, and more. Later, the guys reconvene to discuss the Boyz 4 Life tour, who has the most robberies, balancing business and friendship, family secrets, and much more!