Last Time - Somebody paid $50.1 million for Gus—a 67-million-year-old T‑Rex that isn’t even completely there. B‑MO and Breck explore much better ways to spend that kind of money, because for $50 million, we want every damn bone.

Last Time - Robin and Justin Cuellar, along with two of their students stopped by to discuss their world championships weekend in Orlando.

Last Time: A Mississippi traffic stop went completely off the rails when officers discovered a woman driving nekked, allegedly impaired, carrying marijuana—and sharing the car with several modified firearms. Her explanation? She was headed to Wally World to buy clothes because she had nothing to wear. B-MO, Breck and Ash break down one of the wildest moving violations Mississippi has delivered yet.

Last Time - The songs you grew up with are now oldies—and apparently, so are you. B-MO and Breck roll through the classics that still sound brand new, even though the CDs need walkers and the records have already moved into assisted living. It’s Olds Cool—because your music didn’t get old… everybody else just got younger!!

Last Time - The B-MO Investigative Team follows the evidence to find out who’s listening, where they’re listening, and how a Central Mississippi morning show ended up reaching audiences from Forest Hills to Atlanta, Nixa—and beyond.

Last Time: Are the animals finally fed up with us? Bison are launching tourists, squirrels are terrorizing neighborhoods, otters are attacking spectators, goats are going after royalty, and raccoons are getting drunk and learning karate. B-MO takes a hilarious look at the growing animal uprising—and asks whether humanity may have finally pushed the cute and fuzzy crowd too far.

A BMOW is the Boatswain’s Mate of the Watch—the sailor responsible for keeping things moving, maintaining order, and making sure the ship stays squared away. B-MO, however, hears “B-MO of the Watch” and immediately assumes the Navy has finally recognized his natural command ability. Armed with confidence, questionable terminology, and absolutely no official authority, he is fully prepared to confront suspicious sand pigeons, hostile water pigeons, unauthorized camels, and any broom that has not been properly manned.

Last Time - The harsh realities of growing older!

Last Time - Digital green flags that matter to women in Mississippi and Breck's first autograph!

Last Time - A viral NeeDoh squishy-toy trend has parents asking why anyone thought microwaving, freezing, boiling, baking, grilling, air-frying, or otherwise treating a stress toy like dinner prep was a good idea.

B-MO and Ash break down the warning-label madness with one simple message: squeeze it, don’t cook it — and for the love of common sense, stop letting TikTok supervise science experiments.