See Red Fred and the Podfather Doug Thonus bring a positive, See Red vibe to the latest ride on the Big Red Bus. The BRB dives into which player developments could spark a massive leap forward for the Bulls, exploring scenarios that could transform the season and energize the fan base.

On Episode 213 of the Big Red Bus, See Red Fred and Doug Thonus debate the Bulls’ projected 32.5 Vegas win total, Josh Giddey’s future fit, and the team’s dismal #11 ranking in Tim Bontemps’ ESPN rebuild article. The show also covers the Caruso trade fallout, the Billy Donovan extension, and why it might be time to buy an actual bus.

🎙️ Big Red Bus – The Return of MarkK from Australia. See Red Fred is joined by the quasi-insightful MarkK from Australia for a Bulls breakdown. The two dive into the rise of Josh Giddey, Yuki-Mania, and some of AKME’s roster moves. With segments ranging from musical reflections to sharp critiques of the Bulls’ front office, this is a ride you don’t want to miss.

Podcast Summary – Big Red Bus: AAU & Summer League Mayhem In this episode of The Big Red Bus, See Red Fred opens with a fiery breakdown of the Bulls' first two Summer League games — a calamitous disaster marked by poor shooting and questionable roster choices. Then, Fred sits down with Coach Lafayette Bell, head coach of the FAST AAU program, for a powerful conversation about his coaching philosophy, the state of AAU basketball, NIL’s growing influence, and what truly defines player development today.

The Podfather Doug Thonus triumphantly returns from Key West to provide his thoughts on the Ball for Okoro move.

See Red Fred is joined by Alejandro D. from Bulls On Tap to break down the Lonzo Ball–Isaac Okoro trade, with SRF calling it one of AKME’s best moves yet. They also discuss the drafting of Noa Essengue and what his addition means for the Bulls' future identity.

See Red Fred welcomes Bulls Twitter fixture Betsey Cashmoney aboard the Big Red Bus for a fast-paced ride through the Desmond Bane trade, AKME’s misfires, and BC's defense of Patrick Williams. BC is an unbiased NBA fan, PE nerd by day, hoop head by night. Follow her on X: @BetsyCashmoney

In this episode of The Big Red Bus, See Red Fred and The Podfather Doug Thonus break down the NBA Finals and reflect on how far the Bulls are from contention. They dive into the Indiana Pacers’ roster flexibility compared to the Bulls, debate Nikola Vučević’s future in Chicago, and spotlight rising prospect Cedric Coward. A must-listen for Bulls fans craving insight and honest evaluation.

In this episode of The Big Red Bus, See Red Fred sits down with professional basketball player Lacey James, fresh off stints with the Windy City Bulls and the Raptors 905. They discuss Lacey’s basketball, including stops with the Windy City Bulls and Raptors 905. Beyond basketball, Lacey shares his deep faith, leadership mindset, and commitment to being a positive force on and off the court.

See Red Fred and the Podfather welcome CHGO’s Big Dave Watson aboard the Big Red Bus for a lively episode covering Bulls news, weather, and front office frustrations. They debate Josh Giddey’s value at the 6-minute mark and dive into the biggest missteps and missed opportunities by the AKME regime at 22:00. It’s insight, laughs, and hard truths—don’t miss it.

In this episode of the Big Red Bus, See Red Fred and the Podfather Doug Thonus dive into the Bulls potential draft pick NBA Collin Murray-Boyles. They also argue on the Liberty Mutual commercial commerical often seen during the conference Finals, Doug's complete ignorance about Meteorologist Cheryl Scott. The duo also debates whether anyone still watches the news for weather reports in the evening.

The Big Red Bus & The Big Red Twelve – NBA Draft Lottery Reaction See Red Fred and the Podfather Doug Thonus return to the Big Red Bus to break down the drama, disappointment, and potential of the NBA Draft Lottery results.

See Red Fred and Drew Stevens continue their conversation on the state of the team and the franchise. The duo digs deeper into the challenges facing the Bulls’ front office, the importance of this upcoming draft, and what steps need to be taken to restore faith in the direction of the organization. Passionate, honest, and unfiltered—this is Bulls talk at its finest.

Drew Stevens of "The Bigs" hops aboard the Big Red Bus with See Red Fred for a deep dive into the state of the Chicago Bulls. In Part 1, they tackle the toxicity brewing in the fanbase, the heated debates between Coby and Josh fans, and whether this young duo can truly anchor the Bulls' backcourt going forward.

In the latest episode of The Big Red Bus, titled "Play-Inferno", hosts See Red Fred and the Podfather Doug Thonus take a hard look at the Bulls' post-All-Star break performance, breaking down the wins and what they really mean for the team’s future.The duo also dives into a critical debate: Which current Bulls players could realistically be rotation players on a championship-caliber team? With the long-term outlook in mind, Fred and Doug assess whether the recent success is sustainable or if the Bulls should shift gears and fully embrace a rebuild leading into 2026.

🎙️ The Big Red Bus – Episode 199: Playing the Play-InHosted by See Red Fred & the Podfather, Doug Thonus: Hop aboard as Fred and Doug steer the Big Red Bus into Play-In territory, breaking down the biggest surprises of the 2024-25 regular season for your Beloved Bulls.It’s candid, passionate, and vintage Bulls banter from two of the most knowledgeable voices in Bulls Nation.

The Big Red Bus - Episode 198 – Just Giddy about Halfcourt ShotsHosted by See Red Fred & The Podfather, Doug ThonusStrap in and hop aboard the Big Red Bus as See Red Fred and the Podfather Doug Thonus relive one of the most electric finishes in Bulls history—a jaw-dropping 12-second flurry where the Bulls poured in 9 points to shock the Lakers and ignite the United Center.Fred continues his passionate campaign for Coby White, breaking down the clutch gene, leadership, and rising stardom of the Bulls’ breakout guard. The duo also dives deep into the long-term outlook for the Bulls backcourt, examining the contract futures of both Coby White and Josh Giddey, and what it means for the team's core moving forward.This episode is full of passion, analysis, and vintage See Red moments—don’t miss it!

See Red Fred and the Podfather Doug Thonus hop aboard the Big Red Bus to break down the Bulls' latest hot 4-game winning streak. But the real headliner? The remarkable 9-game stretch from Josh Giddey...See Red Fred and Doug dive into what his surge means for the league, his future trajectory, and the broader impact on the Bulls' future.Buckle up for another in-depth, no-holds-barred episode of the Big Red Bus! 🚨🔥

🚨 New Episode of The Big Red Bus! 🚨Recorded on Sunday—before reality hit hard—the Bulls were fresh off a rare win against Toronto. Since then? Two straight losses, including a 139-117 blowout to Cleveland. That makes them 2-9 in their last 11 games… yet somehow, they’ve increased their lead on the 10th seed. Unbelievable.In this episode, See Red Fred and Doug Thonus break it all down:🏀 The strong play of Zach Collins📊 A deep dive into the plus-minus statistic💰 What Josh Giddey’s next contract might look likeBuckle up and hop aboard for another ride on the Big Red Bus! 🎧🔴#ChicagoBulls #BigRedBus #NBA #BullsNation #SeeRed

The Big Red Bus – Episode 195: "Broke at the Break"In this episode of The Big Red Bus, See Red Fred and the Podfather Doug Thonus roll into the All-Star break with a sense of frustration and disappointment. The duo dives into the Zach trade and the Bulls' relative inactivity at the trade deadline, questioning the front office’s decisions with a roster that appears stuck in neutral.Fred and Doug break down what this means for the franchise moving forward, analyzing the missed opportunities to embrace a full rebuild. Should fans hold out hope for a post-deadline surge, or is this just another sign that mediocrity remains the organization’s comfort zone?Join the ride as the guys vent their frustrations, examine potential long-term consequences, and discuss what needs to change for the Bulls to break free from their cycle of inconsistency.