To wit, Budden has taken very light jabs at his former co-hosts and Rory and Mal have done the same albeit far less. It appears Mal’s words were in response to a jab Budden reportedly threw on his show. On Twitter Friday evening (Oct.21), Rory and Mal found their names trending as a clip of Mal throwing shots at Budden went wide, which was especially jarring since the two were good friends and actual roommates in times past.
Today, Rory and Mal are over 100 episodes deep into their new podcast, New Rory & Mal, and have managed to find a groove as knowledgeable music industry insiders along with a kinship that seems as genuine as one can muster. For listeners and viewers of Budden’s eponymous podcast who are aware of what ended the original pairing, the tension between the trio was noticeable for months before the on-air firing that still stands as one of the more shocking developments in the podcast arena. In the previous iteration of the show, Jamil “Mal” Clay and Rory Farrell stood in formidable contrast to the kinetic energy of Budden. After an explosive split between Joe Budden and the original co-hosts in Rory and Mal, the so-called “pod wars” are heating up and it has taken quite a personal turn.įor those who aren’t aware, The Joe Budden Podcast is by far one of the best podcasts in the entertainment space today due in part to its host, retired rapper Joe Budden, and his knack for creating compelling arguments and counterpoints. The podcast ecosystem has never been as expansive as it is today, and much of that is due to the success of The Joe Budden Podcast.
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