In this thought-provoking and wildly entertaining episode of The Bama Brown Experience, Bama and co-host Big Puma dive deep into the shifting tides of American culture—from the surprising 27% drop in drug overdose deaths to the unexpected return of the infamous Yugo in 2027. With their signature blend of humor, heart, and hard-earned wisdom, the duo tackles everything from fentanyl’s devastating grip to the generational shift toward cleaner living.

Bama opens up about personal losses to fentanyl, sharing raw and sobering reflections that hit close to home. Meanwhile, Puma offers a millennial’s take on why Gen Z might be trading in “sex, drugs, and rock & roll” for something a little more grounded.

But it’s not all heavy—there’s plenty of levity, too. From the absurdity of Oscar Mayer Wienermobiles racing at the Indy 500 to Bama’s hilarious recounting of juggling three jobs (and three salaries!) in West Texas, this episode is a rollercoaster of emotion and insight.

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In this jaw-dropping episode of Boneheads on The Bama Brown Experience, we head to Ogden, Utah, where a 7-year-old boy and his 5-year-old sister decided they were too hungry to wait for mom. So what did they do? They took matters—and the SUV—into their own hands for a McDonald's breakfast run!

Whitney Bush was just trying to get ready for work when her kids took off in the family SUV. What followed was a chaotic, hilarious, and slightly terrifying journey that ended with the car hung up on a parking strip at the Golden Arches. How did they even reach the pedals? Was one steering while the other worked the gas? We break it all down in this week’s Bonehead moment that you truly have to hear to believe.

Tune in for laughs, lessons, and a reminder that parenting is full of surprises. Don’t miss this unforgettable tale of tiny drivers with big appetites!

Ever wanted the perfect comeback for a meeting gone sideways? Or wondered what women really notice on a first date? Bama Brown and Puma are back with another unfiltered, laugh-out-loud episode of The Bama Brown Experience—and this one’s packed with stories, wisdom, and a few unexpected life lessons.

In this episode, Bama takes us on a nostalgic walk through his old Houston neighborhood, where he once lived near NBA legend Hakeem Olajuwon. From spotting “Dream” in a golf cart to fielding questions from starstruck fans, Bama’s storytelling is as vivid as ever.

The duo dives into:

• The top 3 most savage (yet classy) comebacks to use in meetings.
• The shocking truth about how much we spend on streaming—and why 2025 might be the year of the great subscription purge.
• The top 5 things women notice on a first date (spoiler: it’s not your teeth).
• Why keeping your phone in your pocket might be the best dating advice you’ll ever hear.

Puma brings his signature wit and grounded perspective, sharing insights from small-town life, college basketball, and the corporate world. The chemistry between the two is undeniable, and their banter is both hilarious and heartfelt.

Whether you're here for the laughs, the life advice, or just to hear Bama roast himself and others with charm, this episode delivers. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs a good laugh (or a better first date strategy).

In this jaw-dropping episode of Boneheads on The Bama Brown Experience, we head to Washington, Indiana, where a school field trip took a wild turn—literally. Meet Steven, a local school bus driver who managed to get a bus full of 38 kids stuck in a muddy field. But that’s not even the craziest part...

When police arrived, Steven blew a shocking 0.221 BAC—nearly three times the legal limit. His excuse? “Have you ever had to deal with a bus of kids before?”

Join Bama as he breaks down this unbelievable story straight from the police blotter, with his signature humor and Southern charm. It’s a cautionary tale, a comedy of errors, and a classic Bonehead moment all rolled into one.

Don’t miss this week’s wild ride—literally and figuratively!

What happens when your eighth-grade report card resurfaces on live radio… decades later? In this laugh-out-loud, heartwarming, and unapologetically raw episode of The Bama Brown Experience, Bama takes listeners on a wild ride through stories that are as outrageous as they are endearing. From Tom Cruise’s eternal action-hero ambitions to a Vietnam vet’s diabetes alarm mistaken for a phone call, this episode is a masterclass in storytelling, Southern charm, and the kind of humor that only comes with age and experience.

Bama reflects on his time with his old radio partner Rob, revealing behind-the-scenes antics, including how Rob hilariously (and successfully) got himself fired to cash in on a non-compete clause. You’ll also hear about Bama’s speech class insecurities, a legendary eighth-grade report card that labeled a war hero as handicapped, and the unforgettable moment that label came back to haunt him—on air.

The episode also dives into Bama’s outlaw driving days, including a run-in with a deputy who ended up buying his truck on the spot, and the infamous “Little Moe” wrecker that made it onto TV despite being completely illegal to drive.

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Welcome to another wild ride on the Boneheads segment of the Bama Brown Experience! This week, Bama uncovers an unbelievable story straight out of a small Turkish town that you have to hear to believe. Picture this: a quiet community of 25,000 people suddenly finds itself at the center of a massive drug bust when authorities seize nearly 20 tons of weed. But the real twist comes when the local police decide to destroy the evidence by burning it all at once!

What happens next? The entire town gets unintentionally high! Reports flood in of residents suffering from mysterious headaches, a sudden craving for fast food, and a spike in pizza deliveries that has local restaurants scrambling. It's a true comedy of errors that you won’t want to miss.

Join Bama as he breaks down the hilarious details, explores the unintended consequences of this boneheaded move, and shares a few laughs about what happens when good intentions go up in smoke—literally! Whether you're a fan of bizarre news, epic fails, or just need a good laugh, this episode delivers.

What’s the wildest thing your kid has ever brought to school? In this laugh-out-loud episode of The Bama Brown Experience, Bama and the Big Puma dive headfirst into a whirlwind of hilarious headlines, parenting misadventures, and airline horror stories that will leave you shaking your head—and laughing out loud.

The show kicks off with a jaw-dropping story out of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, where a young child brought jello shots to school for show-and-tell. Yes, really. That leads Bama and Puma down a rabbit hole of equally absurd parenting tales, including a Texas mom who unknowingly served alcoholic jello shots at a kid’s birthday party and another who took a group of 13-year-olds to Hooters—completely unaware of what it was.

From there, the duo shifts gears to rank the best and worst airlines in America, based on a national survey and their own unforgettable travel experiences. From being asked to switch seats mid-flight to “balance the plane,” to watching airline workers shrug off fuel leaks with a casual “F it, it’ll hold,” the stories are as outrageous as they are relatable.

Whether you’re a parent, a frequent flyer, or just someone who loves a good laugh, this episode is packed with stories that are too wild to make up. If this episode made you laugh, cringe, or question your next flight—subscribe to The Bama Brown Experience on the iHeart Podcast Network or wherever you get your podcasts.

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In this jaw-dropping episode of Boneheads on The Bama Brown Experience, Bama dives into what might be the wildest story of the year. Straight out of Cincinnati, Ohio, police pulled over a suspicious vehicle only to discover something no one could have predicted: a raccoon in the passenger seat, wearing a bandana and actively smoking meth from a pipe—right in front of the cops!

Yes, you read that right. The raccoon, affectionately (and bizarrely) named “Chewy,” was apparently so deep into his addiction that he didn’t even flinch when law enforcement approached. But the real question isn’t just about the meth—it's about the name. Why “Chewy”? What led to this surreal situation? And how did a wild animal end up as a drug buddy?

Tune in as Bama breaks down the absurdity, the tragedy, and the sheer WTF-ness of this unforgettable tale. Subscribe now and share with your friends—because this is one Bonehead moment you have to hear to believe.

Can a robot really help you escape a burning plane? That’s the question that kicks off this unforgettable episode of The Bama Brown Experience, where Bama and the Big Puma dive headfirst into the growing presence of AI in the workforce—and the surprising jobs it can’t replace.

From the frontlines of forest fires to the chaos of hotel lobbies, Bama explores five careers that are (for now) safe from automation. But this episode is more than just a list—it’s packed with personal stories, sharp humor, and a few jaw-dropping moments. You’ll hear:

• A gripping tale of forest firefighters flying in from across the country to battle blazes—and how some of them are inmates.
• Bama’s chilling firsthand account of witnessing a plane crash at DFW Airport, and the surreal silence that followed.
• Why plumbers and electricians are not only irreplaceable—but raking in six figures without a college degree.
• The time Bama built a house with inmates, only to have the security fence stolen overnight.

Whether you’re curious about the future of work, love a good story, or just need a laugh, this episode delivers. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who still thinks robots are taking over everything!

In this high-octane episode of The Bama Brown Experience, Bama takes us on a wild ride—literally and figuratively. From tales of tearing through West Texas in a Ferrari 308 to the absurdity of job interview blunders, this episode is a turbocharged blend of nostalgia, humor, and hard-earned wisdom.

Bama reminisces about his days delivering drill bits in the oil fields, witnessing tire tests on Firestone’s legendary track, and pushing his own limits on a deserted 10-mile stretch in Crane County. You’ll hear about a Ferrari Testarossa with twin turbos, and the kind of stereo system that makes Ride of the Valkyries feel like a battle cry.

But it’s not all speed and horsepower—Bama and Big Puma also shift gears into career advice, sharing the top three phrases that will guarantee you don’t get hired. Spoiler: “My resume speaks for itself” is not the flex you think it is.

If you laughed, learned, or just love a good story, don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with your fellow speed demons and job seekers!