The Joe Budden Podcast

Marc Lamont Hill, an esteemed academic and commentator on race and social justice, joins the lively discussion. The team chats about the noticeable shifts in business conversations post-election and debates Quincy Jones’ inheritance plans for his children. They also delve into Young Thug’s online drama with Gunna and discuss Denzel Washington’s potential retirement after ‘Black Panther 3’. The conversation turns playful as they reflect on personal grooming, financial equity in relationships, and the complexities of celebrity culture, all laced with humor and camaraderie.

Joining the conversation is Mark Lamont Hill, an academic and political commentator renowned for his insights on race and social justice. They delve into the aftermath of the 2024 election, dissecting Kamala Harris's shortcomings and the political landscape's impact on voters, particularly in Black communities. The discussion also touches on the dynamics of coparenting and accountability in relationships, examining how men and women approach apologies differently. Listeners will also enjoy a fun analysis of the latest Grammy nominations and a peek into Ab-Soul's new album!

The JBP opens up their latest episode with a discussion on whether Ish is a gift-shamer (1:25) before Joe discusses how his pride and ego has been hurt once again by his friends (12:15). The room then talks about the chaos of Election Day (22:57), New York is under a Drought Watch (1:08:20), Lil WeezyAna Fest took place on Saturday which featured a Hot Boys reunion and comments from Wayne on the New Orleans Super Bowl Halftime Show (1:16:25), and Marc Lamont Hill starts a debate on Michael Jackson’s ‘Bad’ vs. ‘Off the Wall’ (1:31:00). DeMar DeRozan returns to Toronto with Drake standing courtside (1:41:24), Joel Embiid has been suspended for pushing a reporter (2:10:30) which then leads the crew to ask whether people deserve to get punched in the face (2:16:40). Also, the JBP discusses which artists they’d cry over following the news of Quincy Jones passing at 91 (2:30:20), Joe has a question for the room about threesome babies (2:48:30), T.I. announces retirement from performing (3:06:00), Marc on having to deal with Philly athletes in the 2000s (3:11:27), Kai Cenat & Kodak Black’s livestream (3:14:35), 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 | Austin Millz & Jozzy - “Need I Say More” Ice | Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre & Jhené Aiko - “Gorgeous” Parks | BigXthaPlug - “Therapy Session” Ish | Elmiene - “Crystal Tears” Melyssa | Dee Gatti - “Timeless” Marc | Freddie Gibbs - “It's Your Anniversary”

In the latest episode from the JBP, the crew begins with discussing their Halloween (20:28) before getting to Young Thug being released with a lengthy probation sentence (30:12). The JBP then discusses how Thug has to navigate a new music ecosystem and what it means for the rapper moving forward (57:40), Joe shares a story about his most recent night at ‘Girls Love Karaoke’ (1:18:29), and the projections for Tyler, The Creator’s new album are in (1:30:20). Also, the room wonders how you compliment a man with a fire mouth (1:50:10), Meg Thee Stallion’s Amazon Prime documentary (1:58:33), Ari Lennox’s beef with Dreamville (2:31:44) leads to a debate on if an idea is more important than the execution (2:46:00), Mel’s new podcast (2:59:33), questionable Halloween outfits for children (3:11:38), 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 | Jacquees - “Baby Making” Ice | Lloyd Banks - “Season Of The Psychos”  Parks | Che Noir (feat. Brady Watt & Abiodun Oyewole) - “Shadow Puppet” Ish | Elijah Blake (feat. Kareen Lomax) - “Read The Room” Melyssa | Mr. Carmack (feat. Kehlani) - “All In”

In this lively discussion, guest Marc Lamont Hill, an American academic and political commentator, dives into the intersection of race and humor. The group playfully debates 50 Cent's money decisions, while also critiquing a comedian's offensive jokes that sparked backlash. They humorously reminisce about basketball skills and honor Dwyane Wade's legacy amidst playful jabs. Marc emphasizes the responsibility of artists in their narratives, reflecting on the balance of authenticity and entertainment in hip-hop culture.

The JBP kicks off the latest episode with questions for Ish after he was spotted courtside with Marc Lamont Hill at the Sixers & Bucks game earlier this week (22:25) before Joe discusses speaking at Steve Stoute’s SelectCon NYC event (27:44). Lil Durk has been arrested over an alleged murder-for-hire plot as the room shares what information has been made available to the public (30:30) and the difficulty in podcasting about such stories (57:30). In new music, Summer Walker drops a new single ‘Heart Of A Woman’ (1:35:36), the crew debates if the Menendez Brothers should be granted parole (1:46:15), as well as whether Joe had any disagreements with Punch TDE’s tweet about Hip Hop Journalism (2:01:55). Also, **TRIGGER WARNING** a mother is suing an AI company over the death of her son (2:33:20), E. coli outbreaks (2:48:50), Part of the Show (3:03:19), 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 | Babyface & Muni Long - “The Recipe” Parks | REASON - “Whatever” Ish | Tailz. - “Free Time” Melyssa | Elmiene & BADBADNOTGOOD - “Marking My Time”

Marc Lamont Hill, a renowned scholar, author, and commentator on race and culture, joins the conversation. They kick things off reflecting on Joe's viral moment and share laughs about Parks' birthday party. The discussion escalates to the WNBA's championship success and the recent stir around Angel Reese's outfit. They also explore Kamala Harris' campaign challenges, highlighting the impact of gender and race in politics. In a lighter vein, they tackle strip club dynamics, blending humor with deeper reflections on spending and societal perceptions.

Joe kicks off with love for DJ Clark Kent and pays tribute to 9-5 workers, addressing some backlash. The gang critiques the lackluster BET Hip-Hop Awards and weighs in on the music release strategies of Tyler, the Creator. Rumors of Michael Jackson and Tupac’s past spark hilarious debates. They dive into intriguing topics like communicating through dreams, the extinction of traditional jobs, and the mystique of pre-social media parties. Expect laughter and reflections as they navigate through personal anecdotes and pop culture!

Ian Dunlap, a savvy investor, returns to share his insights alongside media personality Melyssa Ford, who’s in the spotlight for her recent tweets. They dive into the implications of TD Bank’s massive fine over money laundering and debate the challenges of effective mediation. The discussion touches on their personal experiences with criticism, the outrageous conflict in the music industry highlighted by Lyfe Jennings’ Tiny Desk rejection, and how paranoia shapes their work ethics. Expect candid stories, laughter, and sharp takes on contemporary controversies!

Dive into lively discussions about laundry habits and personal quirks that spark laughter. J. Cole's latest track gets dissected, revealing thoughts on hip-hop rivalries and authenticity. The crew explores the impact of social media on music releases and celebrates GloRilla's debut album. They humorously tackle future tech like humanoid robots and futuristic smart glasses while saluting Chaka Khan's achievements. The camaraderie shines through as they navigate everything from music critiques to personal relationships with a light-hearted twist.