See Red Fred and the Podfather discuss the choice of Bryson Graham as the new lead decision-maker for the Chicago Bulls.

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See Red Fred and the Podfather discuss the end of the tanking era with the significant changes on the horizon regarding the NBA Draft lottery.

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🎙️ The Big Red Bus – Episode 256: “The Lords of the Rings Will Sing”

In Episode 256, See Red Fred and the Podfather are joined by MarkK from Australia again. They dive into one of the most passionate debates among Bulls fans—which jersey number should be retired next? From franchise legends to modern-era contributors, the discussion blends nostalgia, logic, and a little classic Big Red Bus chaos. The conversation then shifts to a polarizing question: would bringing Tom Thibodeau back to Chicago actually make sense?

The episode wraps in true Big Red Bus fashion, featuring the latest entries in the ongoing Bulls song battle. The Podfather debuts “Spreadsheet Rebuild", while See Red Fred counters with “I Miss You Billy,” a nostalgic and emotional ode to the departed Coach Billy Donovan.

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The Big Red Bus - Episode 255 – Fred Buys the Team

Jump on The Big Red Bus with See Red Fred and the Podfather Doug Thonus as things get hypothetical—and a little unhinged—in the best way.

At 1:30, the guys revisit: “You down with Lloyd?” and what it could mean for the future direction of the Bulls. By 12:00, Fred takes things to another level—buying the team—while Mr. K and Mr. Podfather interview for roles in the new regime. The episode wraps around 25:00 with a clear offseason priority: Bring Ayo Back. Go Bulls!

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The Podfather Doug Thonus takes the Bus out on a solo drive to provide his thoughts on the departure of Billy Donovan.

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See Red Fred reacts to the Chicago Bulls landing the 15th pick and suggests signing Coby White this summer. They then debate on whether the front office should commit to young talent like Matas and Josh Giddey. The episode closes with the See Red Fred penned "Dribble, Dribble, Pass!" about Patrick Williams, and Doug's "Fallen Prophet".

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In this episode of The Big Red Bus, See Red Fred and the Podfather Doug Thonus dive into some offseason storylines and the potential return/departure of Billy Donovan.

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See Red Fred and the Podfather Doug Thonus jump on the mic to break down the long-awaited end of the AKME era—widely regarded as the most disappointing front office tenure in Chicago Bulls history. From questionable roster construction and missed opportunities to a lack of direction and identity, the guys unpack how things unraveled over six frustrating seasons.

But this isn’t just a post-mortem.

Fred and Doug turn the page to what comes next—what the Bulls’ new leadership must prioritize, which assets (if any) can anchor a rebuild, and whether there’s a realistic path back to relevance in the Eastern Conference. It’s an honest, unfiltered conversation that blends frustration, accountability, and a cautious sense of hope for what’s ahead.

If you’ve been riding through the highs and (mostly) lows of this era, this is the episode you’ve been waiting for.

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