Telluride Bush Owner's Meeting 54 With ZooMaa Is Out

The booking went out Tuesday afternoon, a few hours before the episode was supposed to drop.

Telluride Bush Gaming

@tBushGaming

Tonight’s owner’s meeting with @ZooMaa ??? SOLUTELY

Then it went the way these things go. The upload wasn't finished, so the team pushed the posted time to 7 ET to be safe and said there would be no premiere. That meant no countdown page. The video would just show up when it was ready.

Telluride Bush Gaming

@tBushGaming

Still 42 mins left on upload,,,eta is 7est to be safe (no premiere)

It hit on schedule. At 7 ET the episode was live, and the release post billed it as Owner's Meeting 54 with ZooMaa.

Telluride Bush Gaming

@tBushGaming

Owner’s Meeting 54 with @ZooMaa is out now 🌳 Watch here - t.co/P2Hz1ianVk

If you're new to this, Owner's Meeting is the running YouTube series where Jersey Jerry, Mook and Lil Sas document building Telluride Bush Gaming, the Barstool-backed Call of Duty org the 3 of them founded on August 7, 2025. Past episodes have covered cold-calling for sponsors and trying to get Dave Portnoy to invest. It's the business side of an esports team, done by 3 guys learning it as they go.

ZooMaa makes a lot of sense as a guest. Thomas Paparatto is about as established as a Call of Duty name gets. He played for FaZe Clan and the New York Subliners before a recurring hand injury ended his competitive career, and he has since moved into content with FaZe behind The Flank, his Call of Duty League commentary show. He also isn't new to the Bush. He, Benj and Methodz already had the owners on The Flank to talk about Barstool getting into pro Call of Duty.

That history is why this matters for the org. An expansion-style Barstool team is always going to get dismissed as a bit until people inside the scene treat it as real. When a 10-year pro with that resume keeps showing up on the owners' shows, that says a lot. The offseason is when an org like this has to keep people paying attention, and a guest like ZooMaa helps.

We're not going to guess at what got said on the call. Go watch it. The number to keep an eye on is 54: that's how many episodes of a show about running a Call of Duty team the owners have put out, and they're still booking guests like this. Nobody's calling Telluride Bush a one-off stunt anymore.