Last week I reported that Karen Civil and Ming Lee are dropping their new podcast, "Girl, I Guess," on the Joe Budden Network.
I guess I wasn't the only one surprised to hear that Karen and Ming took their talents to Joe Budden. It appears that the announcement stirred up some drama at Joe's newly formed network.
The ladies of "See, The Thing Is" felt "blindsided" by the news that Joe was not only adding another
podcast but that Joe did not give them a heads up before the announcement. I think it being another all-girl podcast also bothered them.
Bridget Kelly, Mandii B, and Olivia Dope, the first ladies and first podcast on the Joe Budden Network period, had Joe on their show to speak about some of the tension that arose after a group chat.
They noted that their podcast did not get the same promo that "Girl, I Guess" did. Also, Joe is not a very good communicator surprise, surprise.
I personally could never work above, below, or around Joe. He is too insecure, especially when it comes to women. That fake, exaggerated laugh and excessive eye-blinking when he lies would have me calling him out errrrday, LOL.
I think Joe hoped there would be some type of drama with him adding Karen and Ming, and that is why he
did not even bother to tell Bridgett, Mandii, or Olivia. I would think you would let your network know that someone new is being added so they can reach out and welcome them. Not see it as they are scrolling Twitter.
I wonder when Joe will add some men to his network. Is he not ready to play Lil Wayne to a Drake podcast? Really gender should not matter when it comes to podcasting, blogging, whatever. The ladies of "See, The Thing Is" should be getting The Joe Budden Podcast numbers and making it a goal to top them by a specific date. They should not be concerned about Karen, Ming, or Joe's pat on the head. Try to be the best podcast, not the best female podcast on JBN.
"See, Thing Is" is not my bottle of Kombucha, but I wish both podcasts the best.
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