#42 A visit from an old friend J.T. / Betty Bussey
episodePreviously titled “#42 A visit from an old friend JT / Betty Bussey” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 6, 2026
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Who is JT and what is his background with Bubba?
This podcast is brought to you in part by Coke, Buffalo Wild Wings, Southern Immediate Care, Guaranteed Labels, Central State Bank, Sunrise Ducks, Bankers Bounty, and Dr. Thomas Dudney. Now, back to Bubba on the Lake. Hey, it's Bubba, hey, Bubba, Bubba,
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Well, hello again, everybody, and welcome to Bubba on the Lake. I hope everyone is having a great day. We have a really good show for you today. I'm excited about it. You're going to enjoy it. My old friend, Jeff Tyson, JT, that used to be on the radio show with us when we were over on 94.5 in Birmingham... uh is going to uh call in we're going to talk to him a little bit about what he's doing talk about some of the fun we had we also have an extended segment with the lovely betty lou and we are playing with some new equipment and we're going to have a lot of fun with that you know um The holidays, which we had a great holiday season. I've already talked about that. But the holidays are over.
What memorable experiences did Bubba and JT share from their past?
They're behind us. A little depressing when you take down the Christmas tree because I love the glow of it in the morning when I get up. But it has been tucked away, even though I pleaded with Betty to leave it out and make it a Valentine tree. which I think would be very cute, by the way. But that did not happen. I lost that battle. But the holidays are over. We're in the very final steps of the football season for pros and college. We have a national championship game coming up next week. We're excited about that. We've covered that, by the way, on our other podcast, The Tailgate Tailgate Show. And we had a lot of fun with it. Uh, I may be accused of drinking on the job on that one. I did not do a very good job as a host.
Uh, part of that was we were playing with some new equipment and I was trying to do too much.
How does JT describe his current work in radio?
It's, it's kind of funny. So if you get a chance to listen to it, the tailgate tailgate show, uh, wherever you get your podcast, of course, this one is Bubba on the lake, the one that started it all. Um, uh, Hunting season is still going on. I have not been hunting this year. Still, you know, recuperating with a knee. I didn't think I needed to be out there fumbling around in the woods. But I'm going to try to get a hunt in here in January before it's all over. Looking forward to that. And that'll be wrapping up pretty soon, too. And, you know, I'll be honest with you. Some of these sunny days have kind of given me a little bit of spring fever. I enjoy the winter. You know, it leads up to Christmas, but after we pass first of the year, I'm kind of ready to get back to spring again.
And if you're a lake person, you start counting the days to plug day if your lake, you know, drops the level so people can work on things during the winter.
What insights does JT share about voice tracking in radio?
So you start getting ready for that, and it's a lot of fun. As I've mentioned before, we talk about some lake things, but it's not all about that. Living on the lake, to me, is more of a state of mind. It is, hey, just relax, chill out, everything's going to be all right, work through it, and there's no need to pitch a hissy fit. That's kind of what I'm trying to adapt to now, and we're loving it. We really are. Speaking of that, as we head into spring, you start having the various shows. You're going to have truck shows, camper shows. I'll be honest. I love those things. I really do. I love walking around and looking at things that I probably can't afford. But you get all kinds of ideas, and it's kind of cool to see how they're doing all that.
Boat shows. Matter of fact, we have one of those coming up.
What is Betty's Corner and what topics will it cover?
And Russell Marine, who is a big sponsor of this program, will also be at the Birmingham Boat Show. That's happening January 2nd through the 25th at the BJCC, and I definitely want to make that one. They're bringing the newest boats and personal watercraft models with great show pricing, plus a fully stocked pro shop to get you completely outfitted for the water. Now, you've got to look your best out there, guys. You can't go out there on the jet ski and kind of halfway do it.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is JT and what is his background with Bubba?
0:00–1:35
2
What memorable experiences did Bubba and JT share from their past?
1:35–2:29
3
How does JT describe his current work in radio?
2:29–3:28
4
What insights does JT share about voice tracking in radio?
3:28–4:27
5
What is Betty's Corner and what topics will it cover?
4:27–5:53
6
What are some of Betty's favorite recipes that listeners are interested in?
5:53–7:10
7
What travel plans do Bubba and Betty have for the upcoming year?
7:10–8:10
8
How do Bubba and Betty reflect on their life at the lake?
8:10–1:02:37