The Joe Budden Podcast Episode 823 | "They Let You Stay In Haiti?"
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May 7, 2025 The crew shares amusing weekend stories and dives into a lively debate about the complexities of loaning money in relationships. Joe critiques basketball analysts after the Celtics-Knicks game, while the conversation shifts to the Met Gala and Black Dandyism. They discuss André 3000's new piano project and ponder what creative risks they'd take. Other highlights include Paul's views on marriage, insights into the Diddy trial, and memorable court cases, all combined with their signature humor and banter.
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Establish Terms for Partner Investments
- When investing money in a partner's business, always establish clear terms and agreements.
- Treat such investments like any business deal to protect your finances, especially outside marriage.
Black Dandyism's Cultural Roots
- Black dandyism originates as a cultural expression of resistance and identity, historically tied to slavery and economic power.
- It evolves into a celebration of style, agency, and reclaiming narratives.
Melissa Ford Haiti Experience
- Melissa Ford shared her story about being in Haiti during a post-earthquake humanitarian effort.
- She was asked to leave due to discomfort from Kim Kardashian but was allowed to stay because she was there for the children.