The Bubba Army Podcast

This week, Lummy and Grant navigate the ever-shifting college football landscape—from playoff hopes to coaching rumors—and break down the biggest storylines heading into rivalry week. Then they turn their attention to the NFL’s Thanksgiving slate, previewing every matchup, standout players to watch, and the games most likely to shake up the playoff picture.

Whether you’re traveling for the holiday or settling in for a weekend of football, this episode has you covered.

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It’s a short week, but Lummy’s still bringing the heat! In this Thanksgiving edition of The Weekly Wrap, he breaks down the week that was, from holiday chaos to quick-hit headlines you might’ve missed. Plus, Gene and Walker jump in to deliver their football picks for the week — bold calls, friendly rivalry, and plenty of laughs included. Kick back, enjoy the holiday vibes, and get your weekend started right with Lummy and the crew! 🦃🏈

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This week on Klem and Kush, things get real — and real interesting. Bubba puts Seth in the hot seat with an honest, curious conversation about what it’s like to be Jewish, leading to a surprisingly thoughtful (and sometimes hilarious) back-and-forth. Then Bubba cracks open Tuddle’s latest email, and the crew dives headfirst into the drama swirling around it.

From personal stories to inbox chaos, it’s another unpredictable ride with Klem and Kush. Tune in for laughs, honesty, and a little bit of the mess we all secretly love.

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This week on Tuddle and Kristin, the conversations go everywhere—in the best possible way. We kick things off with the world of “Oh, I totally didn’t get plastic surgery” denial, and why everyone thinks they can gaslight the internet with a new face.

From there, we jump into the latest trend: micro-dosing Ozempic—is it genius, ridiculous, or both? Then Tuddle and Kristin dive into the wild universe of My 600-Lb Life, discussing what makes that show impossible to look away from.

Kristin also drops a very bold take about a guy’s, uh… manly-smelling genital situation, and the conversation derails exactly how you imagine.

We also explore the strangely fascinating question: Do you know anyone with your exact birthday? That leads to a breakdown of the most common—and least common—birth months.

Finally, things get philosophical: Can you separate the artist from the art? The duo debates where the line is, who crosses it, and whether listeners should feel guilty for still liking certain creators.

Another chaotic, honest, hilarious episode—just how you like it.

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On Tiggy and the Handler, we’re finally tackling the great Dude Time Debate once and for all… or at least arguing about it until someone gives up. From bonfire tailgate BBQ vibes to everything in between, this episode is packed with the good stuff.

Expect the usual helping of random randomness, Southern talk, and the kind of sideways logic only Tiggy and the Handler can deliver. Kick back, crack a cold one, and enjoy the chaos.

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Jonathan Hay sits down with Bubba to revisit one of the most difficult chapters of his career — and why he is now taking legal action against Sean “Diddy” Combs.

In this conversation, Jonathan walks through the moments that changed his life: the music projects he was involved in, how he crossed paths with Diddy, and the events he says pushed him to finally speak out publicly. His account adds to a growing wave of headlines surrounding the music industry, power dynamics, and the people affected along the way.

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This week, The Over the Line Guys dive head-first into the biggest story shaking the MAGA world and beyond. With the long-awaited Epstein files set to be released, the guys break down what this could mean politically, culturally, and for the powerful names that might surface.

From speculation to ramifications, they explore why this moment has everyone—from D.C. insiders to internet sleuths—on edge. Buckle up: this is one of those episodes where the conversation goes everywhere, nothing is off-limits, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

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This week, The Weekly Wrap takes a solo turn as Lummy grabs the mic and dives head-first into the latest BRN drama. With no co-host to buffer the chaos, Lummy unpacks the twists, the tension, and the fallout—offering sharp insight, candid reactions, and a healthy dose of perspective. Whether you're deep in the BRN universe or just trying to keep up, this episode breaks it all down with clarity and plenty of personality.

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Bubba opens up about the nerves hitting him before a big podcast interview and how he’s handling the pressure. Then things take a hilarious turn as he breaks down how Erica keeps blowing up his phone while he’s trying to get ready for a show—and the crew dives into the age-old question: Why do women always pick the worst possible moment to talk to their men?

It’s real, it’s funny, and it’s classic Klem & Kush energy. Tap in!

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This week on Loner & Stoner, Colton and Tuddle fire back after Gene Lasker boldly declared that their show “sucks.” Buckle up as the guys break down Gene’s comments, call out the contradictions, and have a little too much fun proving him wrong.

From sharp comebacks to behind-the-scenes stories, this episode is equal parts petty, hilarious, and absolutely classic Loner & Stoner.

Tune in—because if Gene’s listening, you should be too.

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