The Return of Free Radio Bubba

by Kim Taylor, Meg Barnhouse, Pat Jobe

The second time around is a charm for Radio Free Bubba. In the words of a reviewer from Rapid River magazine, "These people are mad-and I mean British, Queen's English mad!"

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1891885413
• ISBN13: 9781891885419
• Release Date: May 2005
• Publisher: Hub City Press
• Length: 139 Pages

Customer Reviews

Dancing through life with Bubba

When someone licks the chocolate off your candy and then someone else takes the parking place you knew for sure was meant for you. When your last # 2 pencil breaks and you absolutely have to have it to submit your work, when you have that sinking feeling in your stomach that you only have ten dollars left till your next paycheck. Stop and run for your copy of "The Return of Radio Free Bubba". Within seconds of being wrapped in the pages of this book,you will be laughing and feeling human once again. "The Return of Radio Free Bubba" is about workout videos, shooting stars, teenage daughters, crying at the movies, dogs and cats, history, the well-thrown fit, compassion, revelation, aliens, struggle, and beneath it all, the underlying beauty of every single day. Thank goodness "Radio Free Bubba Returned !!" Harriet G. Watson

Long live Bubba Speak...

This book, The Return of Radio Free Bubba by Pat Jobe, Kim Taylor and Meg Barnhouse is a keeper. This is a book of quick southern essays each little morality lessons cloaked in "Bubba-speak." I loved this book. LOVED IT... I am not from the south, but I live here now and I am finally understanding the difference between a "bubba and a "red-neck." You know a "red-neck" by the meanness in his stories how they put down someone weaker than themselves and you know that even without seeing it, a red-neck has a Confederate flag decal somewhere on his/her pick up truck... Well, Pat, Kim and Meg are "Bubbas." Bubbas are sweet funny people you want to share pie with, while they amuse you with their take on the world... The short essays in this book poke fun at the human condition, not at a specific human. This book, refreshingly is NOT biting political satire... it is nice. Really Nice... You read this book in an evening or an afternoon sitting on the porch drinking sweet iced tea and by the time you get to the last story, you have cried a bit, thought a lot, and laughed in some places until sweet iced tea came out of your nose. You want these people to come sit on your porch and tell you their stories in person and you know it won't get mean. But I am sure hugging and tissues would be involved... The Jesus Abraham frog story is worth the whole price of the book. This book is wonderful... I will read it again and again and I will certainly buy it for all my kids to stuff in their stockings... And I am going to order the other book by this trio right away...