Joe Budden likes to keep his finger on the button — literally. Inside a luxury condominium in Edgewater last month, he mashes his pointer finger into his laptop’s keyboard, unleashing a flurry of horns, whistles and gunshots — sound effects that announce the start of a new recording of “The Joe Budden Podcast,” his wildly popular music, pop-culture and social commentary show. The booms and bangs pile on top of each other as his introductory hip-hop beat swells behind them, a dizzying wall of noise that signals the show has officially begun.
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