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This is not our normal radio show. This is what happens AFTER the show every Friday as we wind down for the week.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Everyday recollections, studio sound play and relaxed country-music interviews become fast-moving comedy through the room's appetite for tangents.
A stray memory can take over Big D and Bubba's Weekly Podcast, and the room knows how to keep it moving. Defragmenting computers, bathroom decor, ice cream preferences and changing telephone hang-up sounds become excuses for teasing, impressions and increasingly specific…
A cushioned toilet seat becomes a status symbol when you're in the mood for a ridiculous tangent.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
AI jingles, defragging, and old phone sounds give this loose radio side room its comic charge.
The Big D and Bubba Weekly Podcast treats its extra show like a side room where radio reflexes, old tech memories, and caller sounds keep bumping into each other.
A $300 shoe insert opens into a sharp, funny argument about what counted as luxury at home.
Episode 482 turns a father's refusal to lose a toe over a $300 shoe insert into a broader, very specific comedy of household status. Rugs, cushioned toilet seats, bathroom magazine storage, glass shower doors, and the curved curtain rod all become evidence in a shared argument…
Banter about emo voices and ice cream leads into Caroline Jones and Good Omen.
Big D and Bubba keep the hour loose with easygoing banter about emo voice, Blink-182, My Chemical Romance, Kroger Deluxe cookies and cream, French vanilla, and magic shell, turning a friend's phone call into a round of ice cream eaten straight from the carton.
TV themes, Alexa banter, work stories, and a strange but lively fan-fiction detour.
This episode starts with TV theme songs and quickly settles into Alexa in the kitchen as a running bit, giving the banter a playful pulse. The strongest stretch comes in the work talk: trade school, carpentry, lineman pay, 6 a.m.
A production-cost chat turns into a loose, funny mix of giant screens, 14 number ones, and a basketball ejection.
The episode works best when it treats arena spectacle as both show business and a line item. Scott Scovel breaks down how a 30-foot mirror, an LED screen, and a custom hydraulic lift can push a visual idea into serious production money, including a couple hundred grand for the…
Random facts, snack dust, and runaway bits.
Barstool chaos, awkward stories, fast laughs.
Boston morning radio, after the guardrails loosen.
The hosts joke about their podcast intro, discuss AI-generated music, and compare it to past production methods.
Big D and Bubba host a casual after-show podcast featuring guest Patrick and an interview with country singer Gretchen Wilson.
The episode opens on TV theme songs.
The show opens with emo-voice chatter and a quick nod to Caroline Jones.
Big D, Bubba, and Carson cover radio war stories, technology nostalgia, and modern dating terminology in a free-form conversation.
Radio hosts Big D and Bubba engage in humorous, free-flowing conversation after their regular show, discussing topics like Icelandic pop music and personal anecdotes.
The hosts engage in casual, humorous banter about random topics like pirate music, car troubles, and tire repairs.
The hosts joke about a parody of a radio show that combined news and weather, reminiscing about a bit they can no longer do.
Big D and Bubba host Scott Scovill, founder of Moo TV, who discusses his work on major concert tours for artists like Luke Combs and Brad Paisley.