The Buckethead Show

The Buckethead Show (commonly referred to as "The BS") was a talk radio program that aired in Orlando, Florida on WTKS 104.1FM as well as the WTKS website, on XM Satellite Radio Channel 152 and via the Iheartradio app for mobile devices. The show was broadcast weekdays from 11am-3pm (EST). The host of the program was Jason "Buckethead" Bailey. "Oddo" made up the 2nd half of the 2-man show as Buckethead's co-host. A variety of serious and frivolous topics were discussed, though many of the show's topics were specific to the Orlando area. On June 26, 2013, Clear Channel canceled The BS.

Regular Cast

Buckethead - (Jason Bailey) The host and namesake of the program. Hailing from Severna Park, Maryland, Buckethead began the talk show on WJRR 101.1. The show then moved to 98 Rock in Tampa, FL and later took The BS to Orlando Florida, WTKS-FM 104.1FM. Since this time, Buckethead and the crew have presented local and national news, putting their spin on it; a spin which they refer to as "Intellectually Immature Nonsense." Buckethead excels at a variety of different skills including battling serpents, singing on-stage with Bret Michaels of the rock group Poison, and bouncing ideas off of his listeners' (or die-hards) heads.

Bailey takes serious interest in the 1980s, born in the mid 1970s he was raised in the 80's, and takes a true shine to the music, movies, toys, and clothing style of the decade. He often reminisces over these days, while providing stories (never exaggerated) of his messed up upbringing. His logic doesn't always make sense, and he often treats movies as if they are real life, and tries to re-create scenes in real-life argument, but it might just be him LTGing it. Living The Gimmick, for long.

Bailey is also known for his efforts in the community, bringing LOFJO (Lights Out For Jobs Orlando) to the peoples' attention, and The BS Saves Christmas in December 2009, when he called upon the die-hards to help string up lights and decorate the downtown Orlando/Lake Eola area after the city made budget cuts that threatened the holiday spirit.

Oddo - Oddo is from Brooklyn, NY. He later moved to Daytona Beach, FL and attended Full Sail University. He worked for The Philips Phile on WTKS 104.1 for 15 years. After being released, he signed back on with WTKS to co-host The BS in June 2009. Oddo is a singer in a band, hosts the Odds On You Poker Tournament, and has an affinity for skulls. He is also involved with a woman 14 years his junior.

Past Cast

Bull - (Bryan Sklover) Bull is from Little Ferry, New Jersey, and later attended University High School in Orlando but never finished. He would go on to get fired from a grocery store starting with "P" and ending in "ublix" for eating a chocolate donut on the job. He never refers to Publix by its name on the air. He also worked for Cool/Big 100, and WJRR 101.1. He then joined the BS on September 29, 2008 as producer. Bull did a good job, but the rest of the crew and the callers tended to rip on him for being fat and for giving out useless (and a lot of times wrong) information. It was announced on December 6, 2012 that, due to budget restrictions, Bull had been let go and the show would continue with Buckethead and Oddo working as a 2-man group.

Intards

The BS refers to their interns as Intards.
Current Intards

Past Intards

Program Content

The Buckethead Show has a very regular rotation of games and guests on the program based upon the day of the week. The only game played every day for a prize is News Under the Influence (N.U.I.), in which news audio is slowed down as if to make the reporter sound "all about being drunk." The caller is then given 3 headlines (1 correct, 1 close, and 1 wacky) to choose which one matches the story.

Monday
Nothing Personal
Callers try to figure out if the personal ad is a man seeking a man, a man seeking a woman, a woman seeking a woman or a woman seeking a man. Oddo and Bull are picked to help the contestants.

Wednesday
Survey Says
Each week, Oddo surveys 100 random people and asks them to name the first thing that comes to mind when given a strange category, such as "Name a vegetable you cannot eat in 1 bite." The answers are always applicable to the situation, except for one sick, twisted answer out of left field. For example, for the vegetable topic, the joke response was Teri Schiavo. Two callers go up against each other, each choosing to team up with Bucket, Prince, Bull, or an Intard, attempting to guess the responses. Not to be confused with Family Feud.

Friday
HUH?
One of the crew (chosen by the caller) sings a line or two out of a popular song, but it's a commonly misheard-lyricized version or made up by members of the show. Then the caller must sing back the actual version correctly and name either the song or artist.

Recurring Guests

References

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