The crew goes full throttle on an Emerald Coast Harley-Davidson blowout, pushing 40 used bikes under eight grand, ride-ready accessories, and even a fly-in, stay-over deal to snag your dream ride before Feb 28. In between the promo heat, they riff on cooking, childhood chaos, and how sometimes you just say wild stuff to kill dead air. The talk swerves into heavy World War II flicks like Saving Private Ryan and Schindler’s List, then lands on Matt Holliday’s jaw-dropping $12 million Oklahoma compound and a wild Atlanta Hawks x Magic City strip-club collab with food, music, and merch that only Atlanta could pull off.

Tara calls in fired up to set the record straight on her husband’s résumé, dropping receipts about his foreign currency career, college degrees, and Egyptian family money while the crew walks back earlier “jokes.” The convo blows up into a raw, funny look at cultural identity, race, and what happens when families clash over who you marry. In between the fireworks, Lummy turns the studio into a goofy live lounge, banging out “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” and listener requests on the keyboard with Gene blasting the trumpet into the break.

Seth and the crew dive into whether the big man’s actually tuning in to their rants, while begging for donations to save a rain-soaked racing track from financial doom. Gene spills the beans on his epic dog-attack tumble, T-ball dreams get drenched by weather woes, and the gang geeks out on wild currency swaps from Iceland to China. It’s capped with X-rated Tijuana flashbacks and a viral clip of a company handing out $26 million in cash. Pure unfiltered radio madness.

Seth Kushner fills in for Bubba one last time as the crew kicks off with laughs, listener love, and a full breakdown of their Monster Jam weekend plans from pit party selfies to making sure the kid’s got her earmuffs. The fun takes an unexpected turn when political conspiracies and Clinton talk spark a heated debate. Things wrap up with Gene’s trumpet “masterclass” and a wild ride through the station’s latest promo stunts. It’s family chaos, fringe theories, and full-throttle radio at its best.

Lummy fires back at the rumor mill, setting the record straight that he does get out of the house, he just doesn’t post every move to social like Gene Lasker’s lunch diary. It’s Seth and the crew banter at its best, packed with laughs, roasts, and a little marital myth-busting. #BubbaArmy

Seth and the crew scrap their big field shoot for a simpler (but way funnier) basketball tournament, then lock in plans for Gene Lasker’s Monster Jam pit party. The talk turns to Olympic athlete backlash, Johnny Knoxville’s concussion struggles ahead of Jackass 5, and how movie nostalgia keeps cranking out sequels. Plus, some classic Tampa hockey ownership stories resurface in true Bubba fashion. Chaos, comedy, and crew chemistry, just another wild morning on the BTLS Show!

Seth and the gang fire up the mics with a mix of music debates, celebrity gossip, and good ol’ BTLS absurdity. From Hall of Fame eligibility for today’s stars to Tuttle bailing on a guest spot, the crew dives into wild breakup behavior stories, Derek Jeter hookup legends, and the latest “Horny Jail” verdict. Bill Gates gets locked up! Add in viral fight matchups, fake Pacquiao videos, wild ski rescues, and Scream 7 production drama, and you’ve got a jam-packed morning of laughs, takes, and total Bubba bedlam.

Seth and the crew roll into a full slate of local heat, starting with bowling alley crackdowns and mall decline woes before diving deep into Tampa’s 22-acre Rays stadium plan and the political power moves behind it. The mics heat up even more with fiery takes on the 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees, think Phil Collins, Pink, Wu-Tang, and Iron Maiden debates, and a wild Airbnb gone wrong. From listener donations to late-night league chaos, this show serves up classic BTLS talk: sharp and funny.

Seth and the crew kick off the morning debating glasses, God, and good comedy, then shift gears when Gene Lasker drops a Monster Jam invite. It’s a dads-and-kids pit party invite that turns into a full-on logistics showdown. Who’s in, who’s out, and can they beat the ticket time crunch? Plus, Lummy sets the record straight on social media rumors and gets real about the family dynamic behind the scenes.

Seth and the crew kick off with a shoutout to E&E Electrical Services before diving into hot takes on the World Baseball Classic, where national pride meets free‑agent ballers. Then it’s onto Don Lemon, a church protest lawsuit, and whether activism belongs inside sacred walls. The gang rehashes the legendary Tarpon Springs cross‑throwing fiasco, sets the record straight on Bubba’s alleged role, and hears love from listeners backing the bench squad.