#435 - #1 Censored Radio Host: Iran War, Kash Patel & What Broke Howard Stern | Bubba The Love Sponge
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Why did Bubba the Love Sponge dread going on the air after 40 years?
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I got to tell you, if keeping it simple leads to this, then I need to start keeping it simple because I got to tell you, Danny, I am very proud of you. I mean, having been in broadcasting for my 40th year and doing some sort of broadcast, mostly syndicated radio, but to see your facility and to know where you came from. I
came from the back of a paint van listening to Bubba on the way to work every morning. And look at you now, bro. It's kind of crazy how now I talk on
a microphone just like you. Yeah, but it's different. It's different. Way different. Way different. You're making a lot of money, bro. I made a lot of money back in the day, but I blew it all. And it looks like you're doing good with it. And you got fat guy friendly chairs. Look at no sides here. I fit right on in here. So listen, I'm... I don't know that people understand how the type of facility you have here, but it's beautiful. Thanks, man.
We put a lot
of time and effort into this. How long have you
been here now? We've been here for how long? About
a year.
About a year. A little bit over a year. Now, what are you doing? You still doing
one or two releases a week?
Yeah, we're releasing two a week. We're recording probably average of three a week, sometimes two, and then releasing Mondays and Fridays. Really? Trying to ramp it up a little bit more now, but it's a lot. What's just doing the podcast is like full time, man. It's a...
Well, I mean, you think I don't understand. I do a full fucking show. And you do a radio show. I do a four-hour show five days a week, and then I do two podcasts a week. And it's a fucking grind, bro. I mean, I wake up at 3.40 in the morning. We go live at 6, and then we're live till 10. And that fucking high wire act, you know, I've been doing it for 30 years doing mornings. And I fact... I actually had a little bit of a mini – kind of a mini meltdown this week where I'm like Monday and Tuesday this past week, it was one of the first times in 40 years that I didn't – that I actually dreaded going to the studio. Really? Which scares me a little bit because, you know, I never – I've never ever felt that way like –
I got to go do a show. And it kind of set in this, I had some personal shit going on and just got a lot of shit going on. And like, so I thought, and you know, after you do a show, you know, in your head, just like an athlete knows if he plays a good game or if he doesn't, you know, whatever the stat line may show, but he knows whether he was on. So Monday and Tuesday, I genuinely walked away. It's like, man, those, both of those shows sucked. So now yesterday was a good show and today was a good show, but Monday and Tuesday, my shows and sucked. So yeah.
What's the difference between like getting ready for an early morning show when you used to do them every single day. I mean, that's the thing about, about radios. You have to show up no matter what, no matter how sick you are, no matter how tired
you are. So think about it. It starts like, unlike you that like, you know, and I'm not I'm advocating for you. You got it down, but like, you know, cause you could get here and you go like, okay, we'll start at 11. Ah, but could be 1115. I got, I got distracted with the kids a little bit. I'll get there by 1130, you know, tell my guests to hold, or if my, your guest is running late, but you know, in my situation where it's six o'clock, we're alive, like we're alive. You, you know, the syndication windows open, the networks are ready to take the show. You gotta be there. So, you know, it, it, it, In the high wire aspect of live content versus produced content, where at any time we could tell... Is that a new dude?
Steve-O. No, he was here last time.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why did Bubba the Love Sponge dread going on the air after 40 years?
0:00–34:03
2
Why does Bubba say the Iran war is tied to the U.S. dollar and oil trade?
34:03–1:08:24
3
Why has Howard Stern stopped appearing in person, and how did his relationship with Joe Rogan change?
1:08:24–1:28:43
4
Why did Kash Patel defend changing the FBI’s hiring standards?
1:28:43–1:35:14
5
Why are Bubba and Danny questioning Kash Patel’s FBI hiring policy and the Lindsay Clancy case?
1:35:14–1:49:48
6
Why are parents debating homeschooling, public schools, and the modern education system?
1:49:48–2:17:24
7
How did Bubba become friends with Tucker Carlson, and why did Tucker leave Fox News?
2:17:24–2:28:24
8
What was Bubba’s Hulk Hogan story, and why does he suspect Scientology was involved in Hogan’s death?
2:28:24–2:54:23
Speakers
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