What is the Joe Budden podcast?
The Joe Budden Podcast (formerly I'll Name This Podcast Later) is a bi-weekly podcast released through both Spotify and YouTube. Hosted by Joe Budden, Jamil "Mal" Clay, Rory Farrell and Parks Vallely, it covers a number of topics ranging from music to sports, but primarily focuses on hip-hop and the events pertaining to it in the previous week.
Why did Budden Stop Podcasting on Spotify?
In August 2018, Budden signed a deal to bring his podcast to Spotify and expand the show to a twice-weekly schedule, with new episodes every Wednesday and Saturday. In September 2020, the exclusive contract with Spotify ended after failed negotiations between the show and the digital streaming provider.
What is the Joe Budden network talking about on ‘the Masked Singer?
The Joe Budden Network attends a code of conduct meeting (48:10), and Joe recaps Diddy’s party (54:35). The guys speak to the upcoming Eve vs. Trina Verzuz battle (1:15:40), festival + carnival season around the corner (1:21:15), and fighting your ex’s ex (1:26:20).
Did Trey Budden have bars for Joe in his new song?
And yes, Trey Budden had bars for Joe in his new song “Thoughts After the Courtroom” and Joe reacts (1:21:08)! The guys covered a lot this episode and Bridget was great as usual, so tune in!
Who hosts the Joe Budden podcast?
The first podcast launched on The Joe Budden Network was the See The Thing Is... podcast hosted by Bridget Kelly, Olivia Dope and Mandii B in October 2020.
When did Budden's podcast end?
In September 2020, the exclusive contract with Spotify ended after failed negotiations between the show and the digital streaming provider.
When did I'll Name This Podcast Later start?
History. The show began in early 2015 as I'll Name This Podcast Later, originally hosted by former rapper Joe Budden, Rory Farrell and Marisa Mendez. The content of the podcast was described as "life, music, sex, and more". The first episode was released audio only on February 18, 2015, at a runtime of 1 hour.
Where was the podcast filmed?
After the studio began undergoing renovations, the location for filming was moved to inside of audio engineer, Parks Vallely's living room for episode 126 in August 2017, where they film the podcast to this day. The move to Vallely's house also marked his first appearance and becoming a formal host of podcast.
When did Rory and Mal leave the podcast?
In May 2021, Rory and Mal left the podcast. Later in May 2021, Budden's long-time friends, Ice and Ish joined the podcast.
Is Joe Budden a good podcast?
The Joe Budden Podcast has received positive reviews from critics. Forbes praised it for "delivering sobering reviews and candid takes on trending topics driving culture". The Source called Budden a "natural fit" for podcasting, and The New York Times praised Budden for being "brash, opinionated and blunt, but knowing what he's talking about", calling him "the Howard Stern of hip-hop".
Overview
Tour
During the summer of 2018, The Joe Budden Podcast began its first live tour, with performances taking place throughout numerous venues across the U.S. The tour continued into 2019, with dates added monthly. The live shows feature Q&A's, discussion, and occasional skits.
History
The show began in early 2015 as I'll Name This Podcast Later, originally hosted by former rapper Joe Budden, Rory Farrell and Marisa Mendez. The content of the podcast was described as "life, music, sex, and more". The first episode was released audio only on February 18, 2015, at a runtime of 1 hour. For the first year of its existence, the show followed this format, releasing episodes at an average run time of 60–75 mins and audio only.
Content
The show is primarily a hip-hop podcast, but other topics such as basketball, politics, social issues and the music industry in general are regularly discussed. The show will occasionally feature musicians or music industry guests, past guests have included:
• Nicki Minaj
• Katt Williams
Reception
The Joe Budden Podcast has received positive reviews from critics. The Source called Budden a "natural fit" for podcasting, and The New York Times praised Budden for being "brash, opinionated and blunt, but knowing what he's talking about", calling him "the Howard Stern of hip-hop".
See also
• Music podcast
• List of music podcasts
External links
• Official website
• The Joe Budden Podcast Tour website