Why are there no stars in the background of the moon landing photos? That’s just one of the thought-provoking questions Bama Brown and Puma dive into on today’s episode of The Bama Brown Experience. From celebrating local infrastructure triumphs to unraveling the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle, this episode is a rollercoaster of real-world wins and wild theories.

Bama kicks things off with uplifting news about the rapid reconstruction of the 1431 bridge between Marble Falls and Cedar Park—a vital lifeline for Lago Vista students. His firsthand account and video documentation (available on the KVET FM website) highlight a rare government win: finishing ahead of schedule.

Then, the conversation takes a sharp turn into the realm of conspiracies. The duo explores the myth of the Bermuda Triangle, guided by insights from a scientist named Carl, who debunks the legend with wave patterns and flight data. But Puma isn’t ready to let go of the mystery just yet—“Isn’t life more fun when you believe just a little?” The episode crescendos with a humorous yet insightful debate between a moon landing skeptic and a NASA astronaut, touching on shutter speeds, telescope limitations, and even India’s surprising validation of the lunar module’s existence.

Tune in now for a blend of local pride, cosmic curiosity, and comedic brilliance. Like what you hear? Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with your fellow truth-seekers and skeptics alike!