The Bama Brown Experience · 98.1 KVET-FM (KVET-FM)

Electric Dreams, Gas‑Powered Reality, and One Legendary Dog

February 26, 2026·12 min·1 clip

Bama Brown reveals who would actually buy a $100,000 electric F-150 pickup truck.

Bama Brown opens the episode by promoting his birthday show on Sportscape Live. He then shares a list of the most attractive bachelor degrees to companies, with finance at number one, followed by mechanical engineering, computer science, accounting, and business administration. Bama notes the absence of media-related degrees, commenting on the decline of traditional media like newspapers and AM radio. The conversation shifts to Ford's electric vehicle struggles, specifically the closure of a $6 billion battery plant in Kentucky for the electric F-150, resulting in 1,500 layoffs. Bama questions the logic behind an electric full-size pickup, suggesting hybrids like the Ford Maverick make more sense. He mentions Ford's president struggling to find charging stations and notes GM and Chrysler's billion-dollar losses in electric vehicles. Bama shares personal anecdotes about open-container laws from his youth, including a story where a cop threatened to seize his car. He recounts a Valentine's Day incident where a man assaulted his girlfriend with a Chick-fil-A spicy chicken sandwich and was jailed. Bama then discusses the Olympics, focusing on a dog named Nazgul that escaped and ran alongside skiers in the women's cross-country event, delighting the crowd. He briefly mentions Mardi Gras generating seven tons of trash, implying a good time was had. The episode concludes with a tease for his birthday show and thanks to listeners.

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