When Parades Go Wrong: Accidents, Insults, and Irate Cowboys

What do you do when you accidentally end up in the biggest MLK parade in America? That’s how this episode of The Bama Brown Experience kicks off — and trust us, it only gets wilder from there.In this laugh‑out‑loud storytelling episode, Bama and Puma dive into a marathon of parade misadventures that span cities, careers, and decades in radio. From Puma unintentionally becoming part of San Antonio’s massive MLK Day parade to Bama’s legendary stint driving through the Larry Gatlin parade without meaning to, this episode is wall‑to‑wall hilarity.Bama also shares some of his most unforgettable (and sometimes unbelievable) moments behind the mic — including:The time promotions sent him, a very confused Bama Brown, to emcee a Juneteenth parade while his co‑host Jose got shipped off to the Cedar Chopper Festival.A 40-year-old station van that should not have been seen in public.Nearly getting beat up by “Cowboy Jack the Trick Rope Artist” during the Austin Rodeo Parade — after a dropped rope and a perfectly timed Bama one‑liner brought the crowd to tears.The moment an entire intersection openly admitted they wanted to watch Bama get pummeled.This episode is a vivid reminder of why Bama calls it monkey business, not show business — and why listeners love these behind-the-scenes stories that only a lifetime in radio can produce. If you love raw, unpredictable storytelling straight from the heart of Texas radio, this episode delivers. Whether it’s nostalgia, comedy, or pure chaos you’re after — it’s all here.