The Joe Budden Podcast

The hosts kick off with a hilarious take on dealing with a sinus infection and share memorable Memorial Day moments, complete with a mac and cheese cooking debacle. Controversy brews as they discuss serious allegations against Kevin Liles in the music industry. A viral skit by Druski adds comedic relief, while Travis Hunter's marriage without a prenup raises eyebrows. The conversation flows into family dynamics, dating dilemmas, and the wild world of celebrity accountability, all wrapped in trademark humor and camaraderie.

The discussion kicks off with a humorous debate about barbers and fashion for game day. Joe shares a hilarious TikTok trend and reflects on his Knicks' playoff experience. Social media feuds between Papoose and Remy Ma take center stage, while GloRilla confirms her recent nose job. The hosts explore the complexities of masculinity and self-image through the lens of trends like the silhouette challenge, mixing thoughtful insights with laughter. Finally, there's buzz around Joey Bada$$’s upcoming album and a nod to recent losses in hip hop.

This podcast dives into the latest rap beefs and the vibrant world of hip-hop rivalries. It discusses the ongoing P. Diddy trial and the absurdity of a recent jailbreak in New Orleans. A lively debate heats up over the rivalry between Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark, touching on race and representation in sports. The conversation shifts to the emotional stakes in the NBA playoffs, particularly for Knicks fans, and reflects humorously on an unfortunate incident involving a Mexican Navy ship. Expect engaging banter and insights on the intersection of culture and identity!

Ray Daniels, a powerhouse in the hip-hop scene known for his innovative contributions, joins the discussion. They dive into the fiery beef surrounding Big Sean, Ab-Soul, and Joey Bada$$ after a viral freestyle. The conversation shifts as Ray Vaughn fires back at Joey, sparking more rivalries in the genre. Legal dramas unfold with updates on P. Diddy and Cassie's ongoing trial, while Chris Brown's latest arrest adds to the buzz. The dialogue showcases the complicated dynamics of accountability and power in both music and relationships.

The podcast kicks off with reflections on Mother's Day and a recap of a thrilling Kendrick Lamar & SZA concert. Melyssa shares her take on a Broadway revival featuring Denzel Washington, while the hosts discuss the drama surrounding P. Diddy’s trial. They dive into the complexities of the NBA Draft Lottery, share their thoughts on a recent stabbing incident involving Tory Lanez, and debate texting etiquette with a humorous focus on the single-letter 'K'. Expect insightful conversations mixed with playful banter!

The crew dives into Kendrick Lamar's concert plans and discusses recent allegations against Smokey Robinson. They chat about the New York Knicks' surprising playoff success and share personal anecdotes regarding friendships. An intervention for Marc Lamont Hill brings laughs while the BET Awards nominations spark lively predictions. They also navigate the complexities of identity within media discussions, balancing humor with serious topics. Overall, it’s a mix of playful banter, sports excitement, and thought-provoking conversations.

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.

The latest episode from the JBP begins with the highlighting of a genius marketing move from a bar in Jersey City (20:30) before discussing the latest drama involving Bill Belichik and his girlfriend Jordon Hudson (29:45). The room then talks about gift-giving and thoughtfulness (43:24), Joe calls Pistons Assistant Coach Jarrett Jack after the New York Knicks beat Detroit in six (59:43), and Ish shares his thoughts about the Lakers losing to the Timberwolves in five (1:23:20). In new music, Lloyd Banks drops ‘A.O.N. 3: DESPITE MY MISTAKES’ (1:29:25), Summer Walker’s new single ‘Spend It’ (1:30:50), and the state of music so far in 2025 (1:35:40). Also, Ice expresses his hatred over a new trend (1:41:33), Kanye West appears to have revealed his sexual identity (1:48:45), alleged texts from Future to an ex over Trippie Redd have gone viral (2:04:30), Misa Hylton & Vado file a lawsuit against Mary J. Blige (2:18:50), and much more.    Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP! Join our Patreon here: www.patreon.com/joebudden    Sleeper Picks:   Joe | RAAHiiM - “Just Like Me”   Ice | Lloyd Banks (feat. Ghostface Killah) - “ENDANGERED INNOCENCE”   Parks | Westside Gunn & Doechii - “Egypt (Remix)”   Ish | Isaiah Falls - “TAKE A HIT”   QueenzFlip - JayDon - “I’ll Be Good”

The crew dives into a hilarious debate about whether 100 men can take on a gorilla, touching on themes of masculinity and bravado. They discuss reparations and Terrance Howard's reasons for rejecting a Marvin Gaye biopic role. Sports talk heats up with Shedeur Sanders' draft details and many Eagles skipping a White House visit. The show celebrates new music, featuring Young Thug and Destin Conrad, while exploring the complexities of celebrity identities and race in sports. It’s a lively mix of humor, music, and insightful commentary!

Ice and QueenzFlip return in the latest episode from the JBP as the room is eager to discuss Ryan Coogler’s latest movie ‘Sinners’ (17:42) before turning to all the latest news regarding Shannon Sharpe who says he’s stepping away from ESPN (45:18). Joe calls Pistons assistant coach Jarrett Jack following Game 3 of the Knicks-Pistons series (1:26:55), Shedeur Sanders falls out of the first round in the NFL Draft (1:37:50), and Kevin Gates attends the Lakers game following his comments about Lebron and his wife (1:48:15). Also, Marc Lamont Hill shares his feelings about R. Kelly performing at birthday parties from jail (2:00:30), new music (2:20:55), Ari Lennox & Dreamville part ways (2:25:45), Cornell cancels Kehlani’s performance for supporting Palestine leading Marc to discuss free speech being under attack (2:42:50), and much more!  Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP! Join our Patreon here: www.patreon.com/joebudden  Sleeper Picks:  Joe | Coco Jones - “AEOMG” Ice | Belly Gang Kushington - “75 on 75” Parks | Ray Vaughn - “DOLLAR menu” Marc | Wu-Tang Clan & Mathematics (feat. Nicole Bus) - “Claudine”