BTLS | 6AM Thursday, Sept. 11, 2025
BTLS | 6AM Thursday, Sept. 11, 2025  
Podcast: Bubba the Love Sponge® Show
Rating: Explicit Published On: Thu Sep 11 2025
Description: On this episode of the Bubba the Love Sponge® Show, Bubba dives straight into America’s volatile crossroads, tackling the surge in political violence, the fallout from media manipulation, and the toll this chaos takes on families and free speech alike. This episode bristles with controversy, covering the shocking shooting of activist Charlie Kirk, attacks on faith leaders and educators, and Bubba’s personal fallout, from death threats and lawsuits to industry blacklisting. Get ready for a heated breakdown: Bubba and his crew dissect the recent wave of political shootings, Colorado schools, assassinated senators, and the Kirk attack at Utah Valley University that triggered a nationwide political furor. The show lays bare the emotional trauma, the lingering danger, and society’s disturbing desensitization. Speakers argue how media algorithms, legacy networks, and social platforms fuel extremism, amplify threats, and divide America, sometimes at the cost of truth, safety, and the sanity of those in public life. The show asks if current leaders are even capable of dialing down the tension, questioning who really holds the reins and why public debate always seems one shot away from violence. Amid all this chaos, Bubba faces his own firestorm: allegations, resentment, and breaks from the air due to threats, as well as sharing embarrassing stories about public officials, all on top of promoting the new documentary, “Video Killed the Radio Star.” The team also strategizes about boosting the film’s reach and tracking engagement from big names like John Gruden. From discussions about societal complacency and the emotional scars left on kids and parents, to reflections on targeted attacks against media personalities and faith groups, this episode spares nothing. Bubba’s team issues a rallying cry: it’s time for awareness and honest debate before America’s wounds become permanent.