Ashley McBryde is on the show today talking about her new single, "Light On In The Kitchen," and what inspired that song. We also find out why she was once known as "Lady Jukebox," and more! Then, Lunchbox does the water bottle test on his wife to find out if she's cheating... hear if she passes the test or not. Plus, Bobby shares how he got his start in radio!
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Speaker 1 (00:11):
Welcome to Friday Show Morning Studio Morning. Ashley McBride will
be in later. And this is what happened. I like
Ashley a lot, and they said, Ashley's gonna come in.
Is that cool? I said absolutely, it's cool. They said,
would you like her to play? They said absolutely, I
would like her to play. And that's pretty much the
end of it. And I was excited about that because
actually it's really good and actually said that superstar level
(00:34):
where unless they're volunteering, I'm not like, you want to
plus the guitar and play a couple of songs in
the morning. And then they said, and we'll see what happens, like, Hey,
if everybody feels good, maybe she'll do too. And I
was like, maybe she will. That's gonna be cool. Ashley
McBride later, that'd be awesome. Let's get the show started
now and go all around the room. Up first. He's
been called a hero for breaking up a fight and
(00:55):
he always tries to teach his kids wrong from right. Producer, Ready, everybody,
I have a question for Lunchbox in ray because I
haven't seen lunchbots do cameos around the studio. Usually he
busts out this real cheesy birthday had all the app cameo, Yes, yeh, cameos.
This is where you pay to get a message from
lunchbox or something. But I haven't seen him do he
usually does it like from the students says this is
(01:15):
where Bobby sits, this is where Amy sits right here,
and then he gets paid for that. So I'm wondering
if Ray and Lunchbox are still doing cameos. Oh yeah,
still on the cameo, still rocking it. Get about three
four a week and just some haven't been birthday summer,
just like oh they're moving. They got a house, so
they had a baby, so there hadn't been as many
birthday ones. But still rocking it they do. That would
(01:35):
be even bigger. Ray, what about you? We bumped our
price up to thirty nine dollars, so we have had
a little bit of a decline. And also I don't
really advertise for it. If people want to find it,
they do. We get a couple of week. It used
to be overwhelming, So I'm happy where it's at. How
much money think you made from cameo? All in a lot,
A lot, A lot, a lot. I don't want to
say no, I mean it's a significant amount of money.
(01:56):
Over five thousand, way more, way more. I mean I
have all the receipts. We were surprised. That's awesome. We're
not touch to you. He's defensive. Do you still have
bay on with you? Is it still like bay Yeah,
we do one with the cat as well. What was
your price before you moved it up? We tried. We
(02:17):
were at nineteen and then we moved it up to
thirty nine. Whoa, you didn't go twenty five? Because now
I've been doing more like four minutes. I give him
behind the scenes of the studio. I'll show him my house.
Why do you guys get so much behind the scenes
like they love that. We're all good not seeing behind
my desk, like lunchbox. Will put the helmet on. This
is the helmet in front of Bob. Leave my stuff alone. Okay,
that's what people want, man Eddie, great question, Thank you.
(02:39):
All right, let's go to lunchbox. He wants to be
an actor so bad, and he is getting a patient
too bad. He doesn't even have a real agent. That's right,
he's himself. It's lunchbox. Everybody's go ahead. Speaking of making
money on websites, guys, I think I need to open
an only fans account. Wait, what's rights disgusting? No? No, no,
I mean this is this mort's at This is where
you make money. Because I saw Iggy as Zella she
(03:01):
bought a Rolls Royce for one million dollars because she
made that much on her only fans. She's like, oh
might as well. Sport is right, Yeah, you send different
material to people and it's a subscription base. It is,
but it's mostly naked. Does that? Yeah? Really That's what
I'm talking about. And she made a million bought a
Rolls Rooice with cash like boom, here you go. So
(03:22):
I think I need to open up an only fan
What are you gonna give fans? Topless photos are already
on your Instagram? See, I mean what do they want?
I mean everything? I mean just subscription base? To me?
How much did you charge a month? I would say
fifty bucks a month? And what are they gonna get
from you except stupid pictures of you? They can already
get online different talk with them. Yeah, yeah, we can
(03:44):
do video chats, we can do all that. Oh my god,
I mean how awesome would that be? Able to find
me on only fans? Not awesome. I wish you would
do it. I don't think you can. Why because I
don't think you can make money here doing a different
media source. I think it's in our contract. It's not
a beating thing. Well, yeah, I have an idea any
video is. But you can just do it and then
(04:05):
be like, I'm sorry, that's true. I don't ever has permission.
I just go I'm sorry, what amy? I just yeah,
I want to see him email some of our bosses
and be like, can I get only those are responses
are gonna be awesome. So maybe I shouldn't email Musch,
just do it, said, And I didn't say that. I
can't see a bunch of subscribers though. Oh, our listeners
would be dying for pay you. They let me care
(04:25):
about the time. Thank you Lunchbox. People want an inside
look at me inside inside, in outside. Here's a voicemail
I got about Lunchbox. By the way, Um, I was
wondering about Lunchbox going you the money from the storage
unit if he's ever paid us, he said tomorrow the
last time we talked about it. Right, yeah, Well here's
(04:46):
the problem. Okay, there's always a problem. No, let me
get my money. No, a couple of our shoes that
we put up. Do you like your knee can? Hold on?
If you're not listening, you're baseball bat bones. Are you
ready to listen? Yeah, don't listen to these Jabronis. They're
not in on this. It's our business. Yeah, I gotta.
I don't have a Krispy nickel from here, and I
put a lot of Krispy Nickels in the pine. Know,
but listen, we are making Krispy Nickels backing big ones,
(05:07):
shiny ones. A couple of the shoes we put up
didn't meet the reserve price, so they went back up
for auctions. So the auctions haven't ended, so I can't
present you with a big check. I feel like I
mean in scam, bite the guys hits in the same room.
Because he's already sold shoes, sell the rest of them.
No, No No, I did. I put him up, but we
have a reserved big because we're not just gonna give
him away. Man, that's dumb business, Like they are worth.
We've already made a profit. You're right. I need my money,
(05:31):
I know, and you'll have your money soon. I feel
like I'm alone shark, and it's like I don't have
my money. It ain't gonna be good. Like you don't
want to like, you don't want me to sell the
shoes for five dollars, and I don't care at this point.
I just want my money. I put a bunch of
money in the bucket and I got none coming out.
Oh no, hey, you've got some coming out. Man, get ready?
Sounds like hey day, Okay, I'm gonna give him a
(05:56):
week down next Friday. We're gonna to get a big
chair and watch your back wash my bat was your Yeah?
All right? Her live podcast is in just a few weeks,
and she found out that most of her toilets have leaks.
Here she is amy, everybody threw crew. I'm going to
share a hack with you now that my daughter learned
on TikTok so that she could save on silverware like
(06:19):
sushi to wash extra things. She was putting a carrot
in her smoothie and she needed to chop it up.
Though this is a big carrot. She's big into like
trying to eat more nutritious things. So I see her
over there like a rabbit, chomping on the carrot and
spitting it into the blender. Chump chumptok, spit chop the
whole carrot in there. I think she's scared to put
(06:42):
the whole big carrot in there, so she's why would
she just chew it while I was already in her mouth.
I think it's the same no, because she wants it
blended in with the other stuff. She said, Oh no, no, no,
I SA also want to do this on tik tiktoket.
I thought it was an awesome way to save No.
I would not drink this smoothie, no way. All right,
This one reg ahead from Mountain Pine, Arkansas. He wanted
(07:02):
the studio set up like a TV show and at
five am, we're ready to go. Bobby Triple Ryan, Huh
triple Ryan. Peas there. I was driving in today. I
drove in the Hyundai Ionic five that I have, which
I love. It is amazing, and I just thought this
is the perfect car for Amy because there's a bush
outside of my garage and if you get too close
to the bush, it puts the brakes on. It's happened
(07:23):
this morning because dark school. It stops automatically, so I
think Amy would not hit things because it's like an
automatic break. The other thing that it does is if
you're sitting there. Let's say you're at a traffic light
and it's red in your third back and you're like, well,
I'll just look at Twitter or I'll respond to a
tex while I'm sitting. When the people in front of
you pull off, it goes beep beep, beep beep. Time
(07:44):
to go, time to go. Wow, So you never have
to get honked at? Why have it? It's not my dream,
it's not life. I mean, now your dream has come true.
But this, this could be the car for you, and
I'll sell you mine. Oh okay, I was telling you
should look at that. I think they're about to do
the ONYX six as well. Okay, well this is all
(08:05):
making sense now because it you know, in our parking garage,
we have a wall that you park up next again,
you know, and I think I think that it's like
like telling you, like you listen to it hardcore because
you're nowhere close to that. Why are you parking so
like your buttons so far away from now? Your car
is out at least like six years ago on me
and as with you, my contract, my parking spot, no
(08:27):
matter how I live in it, it's your spots, right,
whatever you want you Yeah, I park right next to well, okay,
the truth is the suv is a little longer than
my car, and I drive one of the m and
I'll drive the suv very I'll park it very well.
I don't pink my car right. Well, I mean we
really don't know. I mean it's bad. I'm just not
a bad parking job. Park until you guys brought up
and attack me. There's like ten yards between the front
(08:48):
of your car and well. Sometimes I'm coming in, I'm
coming in hot and before I even put the car park,
I'm running out of it. Right, I'm slamming in park
and getting in here. But you want to be saved
and sorry that wall is scared. Maybe rather tap the
wall if we'd brother stay away from the wall. I mean,
he can't beat the wall on the car. All right,
let's go Friday show. Thank you guys. Show starts now.
(09:08):
You send us questions, we try to answer them. Let's
open the mail bag. Get something, Dear Bobby Bones. I've
been listening to your show for the last two years
since moving to Tucson on ninety two nine The Bull.
I really enjoy your show, except for one thing. Lunchbox.
(09:29):
He's extremely unprofessional how he behaves on the air and
with your guests. He uses your show for personal gain
on and off the show. He calls himself an a
list celebrity. He's a typical loud mouth that doesn't know
what he's talking about or care about the rest of
the team. My question is when are you gonna cut
him loose. He's a major liability to your organization. Doesn't
fit within the show. Your team has always been respectful
with listeners and celebrity guests. Lunchbox does not show the
same level of respect. You have a great show. It'd
(09:51):
be better without Lunchbox, So please consider sincerely signed, lose
me or Lunchbox. Well, wow, that's you don't even sign it.
What a loser. Well we changed their names. He probably did,
but we change their names. They don't. Yeah. Well, well guys,
well we're gonna lose her her point right now. Well,
the truth is everybody uses this show for their personal game,
(10:11):
no different different. We would do a job, hopefully to
get ratings, so then commercials cost more. You get on
and go. I've started a list just like teachers, but
I'm gonna do my groceries yep, and I got on
the Angel tree and guess what you got a free watch?
Oh there is. We're not gonna fire Lunchbox. Lunchbox is
great on this show, and he's different than everybody else,
and I can understand why he would get at you
(10:32):
a little bit. I can understand why I would, or
why Amy would. Sometimes he just isn't your cup of
tea lose me or Lunchbox. Yeah, but there are some
people who they want to drink lunches tea all day
and all night. Oh yeah, I love and that's it
to them. If they want to buy him things, I
guess I don't like that. No, we can't do that, though,
because somebody will, and then we can't use this show
as that a vehicle for that. I know. I don't
(10:52):
like that he does that, but it's not Oh but
you can't say they want to buy something. No, okay,
don't buy him anything. Don't my birthday's coming up until no, baby,
Oh lose me, sorry, baby, A big part of this show.
We're not gonna fire him. I understand why you would
be irritated at times with him and with me and
with everybody, but I get more lunch softy obvious, softy obvious.
(11:19):
He's so loud. Oh, and he's not nice to artist.
That's what I'm nice to artists. Why are you? I say,
what up? Barn? Once in a while. Yeah, I'm trying
to look up the whole time. You guys don't. Yeah, well,
some of them aren't interesting to me. And then he
says they don't care about me. Why should I care
about them? Ding? Ding ding sits over there and doesn't
cross our puzzles and days a day. Ryan thinks about
when the lottery day dream? Do you get? Wait, that's
(11:42):
what you do during it day? Dan, I'm like, man,
if I had lottery, I wouldn't have to be sitting
here right now. Do you ever finish your crossword puzzles? Sometimes?
And the goal is not to complete it? It depends
if I mean, it's just like if we get busy,
I'm forget about it. And then I'm like, I'm telling
I get home. I'm like, I'm not gonna finish it
at home. I got other things to do. That's how
you sho feel about the job. Shot. Yeah, anyway, I'm
only going to do it anyway. I agree, lose me,
(12:04):
I'll fire him. Now makes a point. All right, thank
you for the email. We're not going to fire him,
but we appreciate you listening. All right, close it up.
Now it's I send you along your way, and I say,
don't come back until you got the most fun fact
in the whole world. You guys all show up, and
(12:26):
I love it. There will be a winner today. I'll
declare somebody the fun fact. Oh come on, I didn't know.
You didn't know, And there is a prize. You didn't
know this was gonna happen. But let's go first, Amy. Okay,
So Michael Jordan's when he first started wearing Air Jordan's,
they were three colors. Well, the NBA had a rule
you can only have two colors on your shoes, but
(12:49):
Michael wore him anyway because Nike thought, hey, we're willing
to pay the fine. So every game he wore those,
Nike had to fork over money. That's cool. That's pretty cool.
I like I like it. I know it. There's a
movie coming out about the Jordan's about It's called Air. Yeah,
but they been affle like Matt Damon, Chris Tucker's in it,
slas Jason Bateman's in it, and it's about the Nike
(13:10):
and the Michael Jordan as could be cool, lunchbox, You're
a fun fact. Pooping can be life threatening for a sloth,
so they only do it two times a month. Sloth
spend most of their time up in the trees, but
they have to get down on the ground a poop,
and they have such weak muscles that they are targets
for other animals. So they hold it up for and
only poop twice a month. And when they poop, it's
(13:32):
a third of their body weight that comes out. Wow,
I that that to me sounds like awesome pooping because
I was on lensest most time. My digestive stuff is
so bad. It'd be like every four or five days
I would do it. It's kind of like you then
you're like a slot. That's why I've related. I was like, well,
I start crying. I don't know what that's like. But yeah,
it's a vulnerable position for an animal or a human.
But that's why dogs look around when they do it,
(13:52):
because it's such a vulnerable spot. Like they all their generations.
When they would get attacked, that would be it because
they've been and is when they could be attacked. They
can't run their their legs are bent in a weird
way where they can't so they would turn their head
and look around. That's why they do it. There's a
place of vulnerability. The thing we have stalls still ground
before they coming in front. Eddie. Okay. So if you
(14:13):
had a brand new pencil and you sharpened it and
you drew a line, and you went all the way
till the end of the pencil, you can draw up
to thirty five miles of a straight line. Wow, that's
how much lead is in a pencil. If you can't
even use pencils anymore, Yeah it is. Yeah, Yeah, they
still do good for them, and my kids mostly do
because they're bad at mac a lot of racing. It's
still number two pencils. Yeah, my kids at the click
(14:37):
click and they break. Oh you gotta do mechanical. I canical.
Riding with a normal pencil gives me the chills. I
can't do it. Thirty five miles a chill though, if Yeah, Morgan,
we all know them as giraffts, but they were originally
known as camel leopards. Legend has it Julius Caesar brought
the first draft to Europe, where many thought it looked
like a cross between a camel and a leopard, and
(14:59):
the scientific name for leopards still involves the camel leopardess
in the name. Oh cool, does kind look like a camel? Will? Ever?
Did it? Okay? Doesn't it? All right? Finally, Cheetos exist
because of the US military. They need a way to
ship and store cheese during World War Two, and so
they invented the cheese powder. Then after the war, manufacturers
like Freedo Company bought the powder and said, this actually
(15:21):
turns into like a crusty situation, and so they were like,
we can make this cheesy chip and that's a Cheeto.
That is awesome, And that was invented because they need
to ship that stuff in World War two. Wow, Cheetos
are legit. Though I loved and I don't. I don't
like purposely seek out the flame and hot Cheetos, but
if I do happen to get into a bag, they
are so good I need all of them. It didn't
(15:41):
destroy Now we're talking about that whole platypus in the
tree or whatever it was. Hey, that's what it feels like.
I can't go for a long time. It locks it up,
you know, I mean, all right, you know, I was
thinking about this, the winner of fun Fact Friday, the
most fun fact that will win the award today. Come
on me, I'm one. I liked it, mind the best
he was gonna do that. I will award myself the
(16:02):
one hundred dollar prize. Thank you? All right, guys, stop
for him? Thank you? That's fair, right? Not really? You
don't think mine was the most fun? Really? Which one
was the most finny? Your pencil? Maybe Morgan's was second?
What did the cheeto cheta elephant or whatever? Hello? Every game?
(16:23):
Hello another pooping one? You're like farting every week? Whatever?
Other champions from Fact. It's time for the good news, Bobby.
Let's go over to Hannah. There's a personal tell me
something good in Kentucky. Hannah, you're on the show. What's
(16:45):
going on? Good morning? I just wanted to share some
really really exciting news. After a year and a half,
I have found out that I am a math for
my husband and he's getting a new kidney week. Wow,
so you're gonna give him one of your kidneys? It
took a year and a half to figure out if
you're a match. Oh yeah, it's been a really long process.
So what happens with you. Now are you having to
(17:07):
prep your body in a specific way? Um, nothing too crazy.
I have to like drink a lot of water and
being quarantine, but not nothing too crazy. So what do
they tell you about what's going to happen with you
and him once this process happens. Um, they say that, Um,
it's actually really shocking how much the recipient improves and
(17:30):
like how quickly. Um, it's a noticeable difference, almost immediately.
And you know, just having to be off of dialysis
will be such a great blessing for his life. And um,
yeah not much, not much changes for me, but I
just have to you know, keep my blood pressure in
that sort of stuff under control. But nothing too crazy
(17:52):
on my end. Well, you're a match. That awesome news.
It's so hard sometimes to find a match and for
the match to actually be living in the same house.
And now he has do the dishes whatever he got,
the dishes he's got back in the floor. Yeah, you
have like one hundred and like little pole tab of
the here you go, Yomi, yoei, Yomi righting you say, yeah,
(18:13):
that's right. Yeah, Well, congratulations, that is great news that
you matched. I hope everything and I know it will.
We'll turn out wonderfully. And once you're back on your feet,
you give us a call back, Hannah, I will absolutely.
Can I share? Um? Can? I sweet you his story?
The Kentucky News here did a story on him and
it's like really inspiring and wonderful and I would love
(18:33):
for you. Yeah, send it on over. Awesome, Thank you
so much. All right, buye Hannah by all right, that's
what it's all about, right there. That was tell me
something good. It's the easiest trivia game in the whole
wide world. Nobody goes home round one. But just to
show the listeners, Eddie, you're the champ. You go first. Yeah.
The category is Bobby Bones Show Podcasts. Who hosts a
(18:55):
podcast called four Things, Amy Brown, that's correct? Four Things that?
What's the name of Lunchbox Ray? And Eddie's sports podcast,
The Loser's Podcast. That's correct, Amy who hosts a podcast
about movies Movie Mike correct movie podcast? And Lunchbox who
hosts a sports podcast called twenty five Whistles. Bobby Bones correct,
(19:18):
good side. That's the deal. Nobody missed. Everybody's in. But
if you do miss you'll hear this sound. Don't get
boned everybody. Eddie's were in the tiara because he's a champ.
Amy's one game behind you, though, It's is this for
the championships? Not yet? Now that so many championships, I
lose count. The category is TV show best friends? Eddie,
(19:39):
DJ Tanner and Kimmy Gilbler were best friends in what sitcom?
Full House? Correct? Morgan? Patrick Starr is the best friend
of what yellow cartoon character SpongeBob SquarePants? Correct? Amy, Rachel
and Monica are best friends on what famous show? Friends? Correct? Lunchbox,
Jerry and George Costanza are best friends on what show?
(20:00):
Sign film? Right? Good job everybody here, Let's go to
the next round. The category is streaming services. Eddie, what
streaming service is the home of Stranger Things? That's Netflix?
Good Morgan. What streaming service is the home of Holiday Harmony,
which had our very own Amy Brown in it? HBO,
Max good Amy? What streaming service is the home of
(20:24):
Ted Lasso, Apple Plus take It, lunch Box? What streaming
service is the home of the show Breaking Bobby Bones?
Oh my god? What streaming service is the home of
the show Breaking Bobby Bones. You don't watch that one.
(20:46):
I've never watched it. On streaming Man mmm um ah Man, Disney,
I'll accept it, Disney plus, Okay, nude, I was like
I watched areas game show hosts. Who is the current
(21:07):
host of The Price Is Right? Drew carry Yep Morgan,
who's the current host of Family Feud? Steve Harvey Good?
Amy in the US, who was the first host of
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Regis Good Lunchbox? For
thirty seven seasons he hosted Jeopardy name him alas Trebek
(21:27):
Good Famous movie villains? We're rolling faster, It's easy trivia.
Scar is the villain of what movie? Eddie Lion King,
Darth Vaders the villain? And what franchise? Morgan Star Wars
Lord Valdemort is the villain of what movie? Amy? Okay,
We'll shoot or Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings
(21:50):
Harry Potter? Correct Lunchbox. Biff Tannin is the villain what
movie franchise? Back to the Future? Good? Technology have three
seconds to answered the question technology? What Harvard dropout co
founded Microsoft? Bill Gates? Correct Morgan, The company's HP, Microsoft
(22:10):
and Apple were all started in what part of a
house the garage? Correct Amy? Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and
Ronald Wayne founded what company in nineteen seventy six? Apple? Correct? Lupos.
What do you call the small image icons used to
express emotions or ideas in digital communication? Emoji's correct? Here
(22:34):
we go, got what country artists with the cowboy hat?
The category is country artists with the cowboy hats had
their first number one in twenty sixteen with head over
boots eddie over. That's John Pardy Correct. What country artist
with the cowboy hat has an alcohol company called Blue
Chair Bay? Correct? Amy? What country artist were faded red
(22:56):
blue jeans while jet skiing? Alan Jackson? Yeah, or skiing water?
It says jet skiing, but I think that means sking. Okay.
What country arts with the cowboy hat want a Grammy
for his song till you can't? What lunchbox? What country
arts with the cowboy hat want a Grammy for his
song till you can't till you can't? What n till
(23:17):
you can't tell you can't? Uh? Incorrect? John d all right,
you can't. You guys, we gotta speed around round at
the time. Come on, you get three questions buzzing with
your name, all three of you here at the category
as animals. Let's go. What's the collective name for a
group of lions? Ready? Morgan incorrect? Eddy, that's den incorrect, Amy,
(23:47):
a group of lions, A group of lions incorrect. It's
called a pride. Question two if three and animals. What
bird is the symbol of peace? Oh? Dove correct? Oh? No, oh,
no one do you guys need to get this to
stay in? What is the only land mammal that can't jump?
(24:13):
Flamingo incorrect? Amy? Elephant correct? Winner. Let's go game the league.
That's crazy. You have seen the movie What Harlson Elephants
can't jump? That's funny. But Amy, congratulations, good job, one
(24:38):
step closer to game first ever championship. I'm not I've
had a tier house. Believe it. He confirmed. All right,
let's let's go and we'll be back in a second.
Your Amy's pile of stories. It's Friday, so we got
ways to unwind for the weekends. Okay, okay, these are
for you, Bobby. You need to unwine. First of all,
(25:00):
say goodbye to work, log off from your email, work apps,
and turn off your computer. I would never do that.
That's the dumbest thing I ever heard. But I will
I'm going to watch Arkansas lay tomorrow, Arkansas Kentucky. That's
turning off. I can't work, Yeah, I guess I can.
I might do a little interview. I'm now that I
say it. I think I want to maybe do something
over there, like yeah, yeah, while I'm there, like it's
(25:22):
a little interview stet But that's okay, Like I'm going
for enjoyment. So work though more twenty five whistles or what? Okay,
that's which is what work? Yeah, but you're not saying,
but I don't the show because of passion, love, love
of the game. Yeah, but she's trying to help you
on one. Okay, go ahead, let's move on. Find a
wind out song. So this is something that you put
on when you're pulling out the driveway at work or
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if you work at home, put on this song after
you log off from everything, and it's a song that
helps clear your head and takes you out of the
work mindset. Awesome, what else you got? Change your clothes?
Like the first thing you do when you walk in
the door is get out of your work clothes. I do.
I get ride of mind to her almost immediately, so
they get home, pile else all right, and then plan
something fun. Having a plan in place for when you
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finish work can help you get into weekend mode. All right,
thank you for that story, which speaking they're doing something fun.
I saw a study that found that we should be
attending some sort of social gathering like party or event.
Every couple of weeks. Don't even know of one that happens.
Every couple of weeks, don't have that many friends to
do stuff. Okay, well that many friends. I was thinking, yay,
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I'm so glad y'all had the million dollars show last
week because that checked that box. That's a concert, thought,
something fun, something fun. People went to it. They had fun.
You were working, but we can't do that for us.
We got to watch. But this is like for your
health and overall well being. So every couple of weeks
make plans to go to a party, Thank you, Bobby
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A fraging idiots? Where to film a music video? You
know we have had lots of them, well with puppets.
Oh yeah yeah, Well you and Eddie are both married.
So let's say you have to do a romantic scene.
Would y'all be able to act your way through it? Well?
I don't, I would ask my wife to be in
it with me, so I don't I'm not gonna make
out somebody else or are we romantic together, because that's
not acting. That wouldn't be acting. Yeah, i'd understand the question. Well.
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Dirk Spintley was talking about a music video I Want
to Make You Close your Eyes that he had to
do right after he got married, and he said, it
was so awkward that video. I just got married. Right
now I'm on the video. Shoot, there's this really pretty
girl in my partner in this video, and never matters.
She's beautiful, and we're supposed to be like, you know,
romantic of stuff. I'm like, I just gotta I don't
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know how to do this, you know, So I said
most of the video just like touching your face. Those
videos I did once, washed it once and never looked
at it again. Yeah, that would be awkward. And you
just got married your wife do it unless you just
don't want to do it. But yeah, that's tough. I'd
probably punted. Oh yeah, that's not worth I'd probatu right
if just get married, And I don't think my wife
would care if it's acting, it's acting, but I still
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would be uncomfortable, especially at that stage, my wife would
care if you just touched her face. Okay, maybe that's
my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time
for the good news. Sam Linkus is the construction teacher
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in North Carolina at North Pitt High School, and he
was looking for a way for his students to give back.
What can they build to help the community. When someone
from Pitt County Animal Services reached out and said, hey,
we can use dog houses for dogs that are kept
outside if your kids can build them, He's like, heck yeah.
So they put out some information. People started donating materials.
The kids got pop pop that's a nail gun too,
(28:37):
you know. Now, be like, yeah, yeah, how do you
do it? Uses? Well, I know how it sounds, but
push it's it's compression, I know. But you're doing like
if you're changing a tire to pic. I mean, because
my kid has gotten stables in the head. In his head,
it was the same thing as a staples and and
they had hammer and nailink. And so they build all
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these houses and been donating to people that have their
dogs outside so the dogs have somewhere warm to go.
And it's just a way to feel good. And help
the community. It's awesome. That's a great story. We love
a good dog story. And that's me nailing this thing
shut with a compression gun. This is me stapling it shut.
Oh yeah, a lot shorter, all right, that's what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. Voicem aloud.
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This is from Taylor and Louisiana going back and listen
to a podcast from twenty seventeen. Here you go. I'm
going back and I'm listening to the podcast the beginning
before you guys started recording in her my heart and
I just got to July twelve, twenty seventeen, and this
is the day that you created The Morning Corny and
you said this may not be a lasting segment, but
(29:44):
we're gonna try it. I just thought that was really cool.
Seventeen eighty six years basically, So she started from the
beginning because I think when we started this show, it's
probably that's when the podcast starts. I know, we pulled
a bunch of it because I don't want to get canceled. Basically,
I'm smart. Yeah, I didn't know it's out there anymore.
And I was thinking about under Governor of Arkansas, and
I'm like pulling all down from things I don't remember. Yeah,
(30:05):
because seventeen. So yeah, here's a clip of that day.
Here you go, by the way. Thinking about bringing a
new segment to the show, and it may not be
a lasting segment, but I've titled it the Morning Corny.
What on Earth? Because the corny joke? Yeah, Morning Corny?
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Why did the chicken go to jail? Why did the
chicken go to jail? Because he was using foul language?
That was the Morning Corny. I like the names all really,
it's all a package. Yeah, just about you. It's about everything. Okay,
(30:47):
it's just checking. What about the joke. That's when Amy
took control of the jokes. By the way, we're living
now again. That's why Amy put her flag in the joke.
It's like I'm doing it. It's fine, all right, there
you go. We sound so young in that clip too.
Oh yeah, I'm saying my kids, and here we are.
Let's do the live Morning Corny. Now, go ahead, Morning Corny.
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What do you call a snowman that sings and plays
the piano? What do you call snowman that sings and
plays the piano? Melton, John, Melton John, The Morning Corny Yeah,
you had to hit with that one too. It's been
a bad one. That was a lot of pressure, a
lot of pressure. She nailed it. Had no idea that
(31:34):
the pressure was movie coming either. He came through in
case you didn't know. She recently won her first Grammy
Award for Best Country Duo Group Performance for Never Wanted
to Be that girl. I'm never wanted to be? In studio?
Is Ashley McBride, man, she's gonna sing for us We're
so lucky girl going nowhere from twenty nineteen. Yes, come on, Nah,
(32:00):
night Standards jam. She's got a new song she's gonna
play for us called light On in the Kitchen. Here
we go with Ashley McBride. The Friday Morning Conversation with
Ashley McBride. You know, actually I said, we don't deserve
you in this studio or this format. Wow. And I
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haven't said we don't need to make her sing to me,
you're like the best, And they were like no, No,
Ashley's like, shoot, she was happy to sing. I'm like,
are you sure? Oh yeah, I'll be singing. If I
wouldn't hear, I'd be singing it to heck. Well, just no.
I was like, we don't have to make her sing.
I'm just happy she's gonna come up and see us here,
tickle to come chat. Well, I gotta stept back from
Arkansas to you. So what do you do when you
go home? Was it a home thing or a show?
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I played in Fort Smith, which is where mom is,
and I played an Elderado. My dad's people were from
around Elderado and Pine Bluff. Isn't it funny when you
go home how many new relative you didn't know you
hadn till you're doing it? Literally met a new relative.
And the only way that because that She just went
to the venue lady and was like, I'm Ashley scusin
End And they came and they're like, do you know
this person? I said, that doesn't sound familiar to me.
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I don't know a lot about my dad's side of
the family though, So they said, she's got a picture
of you and your grandfather, And I said, is it
granddaddy or is it Papa? Because then I don't don't
know if they're lying. They said granddaddy, and then they
brought me the picture and I was like, I wonder
who that is. So I'll call Mama and we work
it out that it's my grandmother's sister, so my great
aunt's daughter. Well they're stretching, yelling cousin at the door.
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Humh right, they're like, I'm her cousin. Here's some picture
of people. But I got to hug a new cousin. Yeah,
and now we had a picture of me and my
granddadd didn't have. See that's a net game though. An
old picture that you didn't have your family's interesting to me.
I'd like talk about your grandmother for a second. Yeah,
because she was very musical. Did she teach you how
do you like play harmonica? Your girl? And what did
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you call her? Great? So my great grandmother played everything.
She played mandolin, harmonica, guitar, taught herself and her name,
her last name was Mayhem and they called her Granny Ham.
I've spent my whole life trying to have a cool
nickname like Ham. I thought Granny was gonna be the nickname.
No Granny Ham? Like, how good is that? Makes me
feel like some Jimmy Dane breakfast you know? Yeah? So
she did she work with you on music or what?
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You do? Know? She was gone before I was born.
But then my grandmother, my mom's Mom was very musical,
and she taught me. If she may have taught me
one chord, it might have been two though. But I
was always banging on something. And I've I've still got
I've got Granny Ham's mandolin, and I've got Mimi's mandolin too.
I'm still terrible at mandolin. But they were all real patient.
Everybody could sing. When you were singing as a kid,
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where did you sing, because it's not like you grew
up in like a big place with lots of venues
to go perform. And I was too shy to do
it anyway, So I sang all around the house. And
then when we were when I was growing up in
Mammoth Spring, we lived really close to Hardy, like that's
where I went to high school. UM was over in
Highland and there was like an antique shop district down there,
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like um Canoe Rentals and stuff like that, outfitters, and
there was a gazebo down there and I would go
play there. I'll play Dulcimers shop. There was a guy
at the Dulcimers shop. His name was Jeff Camp, and
he gave me Dulcimer lessons. It tried to give me
mandolin lessons, but it turns out just I just needed
to stick with guitar. Mandolin was before guitar. Once guitar
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came along, I was like, Oh, this is what I like.
Tell me about this song. Light on in the kitchen
before you play it here. So the more we sat
around and talked about problems we had solved at kitchen tables,
it really pointed out to me how sacred a kitchen is,
because even now when we have get togethers and stuff,
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we all end up around the island in the kitchen.
And I was thinking back college years, even just wild days.
I'd be over I had a friend in Little Rock
and we'd get a six pack of Hunake and a
pack of Marboro lights and we'd light him off the
gas stove in the kitchen, and that's where we would
solve the problems for that trip. We kind of discovered
how important and sacred the kitchen space was and how
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minimal that I for it was. And now we tell
each other all leaves a lot on. Oh, and so
it became this new way to make me tear up.
You know, my aunt lives in Michigan, and she could
text me and say, you're getting on stage, I'm going
to bed. I'll leave the lot on, which is just
I'm thinking about you and that just it's just songs,
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give and give and give. And so we enjoyed writing
the song, you know, me and Connie. We don't write
nothing down until somebody cries anyway. And we were all
sitting there just so full of love and thankful we
were together and that we were healthy, and we're tearing
up and writing the song. And then the song gives
this other thing to my family, I'm sure to their
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families as well. And Jesse did say she was writing
this song in her from her perspective, she's giving advice
to her teenage daughter. I feel like what she just
said there, you could play some minor chords underneath it
and just have her talking over it. And that's also
a hit song like that whole what she just said
just strumps some sad sounding chords under it. Yeah, and
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that's a song as well. I mean putting that out,
I'm still everything you just said. Okay, here is Ashley
McBride performing for us. This is light On in the kitchen. Hey,
come on, man, I told you we don't deserve it.
We don't deserve that. And also that's what happens when
you're not looking down. Sometimes when you close your eyes,
you put your finger just the complete wrong frit. You know,
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live is live. I don't whatever happened. I had tears
in my ears. I could hear it feels good. Yeah,
that was awesome. That's that's a great songs. It's a
single too, right, like this is the one coming with
It's crazy because this song was the first thing we
write when we go to make this record proper record three.
I know I wanted on there. And then of all
of the songs that I had chosen for a single,
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this one hadn't raised its hand for me. And so
when we thought maybe this should be the single, and
then somebody said that to me, I thought, really, okay,
let's try that. And it just feels so good. It
feels so magical. I was playing at Elderado the other
day and when I said there's more to laugh and
being skinny, all couple thousand of them just lost their minds,
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screaming right and shaking their heads. That feels so good. Okay,
I have a couple of questions for you here. Yeah,
you have come up through it, meaning you were playing bars. Yeah,
and like Memphis, you know you're living in you know,
northeastern Arkansas, and so that's quite the scene. One legendary scene,
Like a lot of great blues artists, rock artists have
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come up through Memphis and you're playing some those club
loss bars and you start to move around a little bit.
But did you have a time where you had to
do like the Beatles back and they they'd learn every
cover ever? Yeah, so you just had to Was that
something that early on you did? You're like, I have
to learn every eighties and nineties country song ever? Well,
it wasn't when in the Memphis scene. It wasn't more
country songs I had to learn. I was like, oh man,
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as amazing as my Pam Tillis is, it's not always
going to fly here. So that became the Jackson five
tea paint at one point Lady Gaga, which leads us
into right, I absolutely, I'm will buy you ling and legit.
People are still like play by Evel Drank and um,
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and that became late learning to play like Lady Gaga
songs and stuff like that became a portion of my
bar show called Lady Jukebox, so people could just request
a song from the jukebox. They could that. Yeah, we
would take at least a portion of the show, and
I would give you maybe a decade to choose from
or whatever, and say here are the rules. If I
know what, I have to attempt it, and if I
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don't know what, I can't attempt it. I'm sorry. So
they would be like, you know, brought me up inside
the juke box, So I'd play a chorus of that
and then we could from there. They would be like
fourn On lines and you just trying to find a
way to get there the John Denver. Did you make
a bunch of money doing that? Though? Since it was
interactive with they tip you more if you played their
song than if you're fine, especially when you when somebody's like,
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I'm like this guy wants me to play Jack and
Diane and the one guy's like, i'll give you twenty
bucks not too and I'm like, that's funny. Don't get out.
There's the tip. Try that's funny. So if I were
to say, um, strawberry wine, Oh yeah, Carter, did you
do a verse and chorus of that? Boy, she's going
through the she's she's like publishing day two. I can
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even sing the rare rare like I mean, I don't
think I guess. Hey, I'll do that, right, Yes, come on,
ok my hears are gonna know that I really screwed
up that channel, and they're gonna know what a channel
is too. Yeah, that's okay. We ain't no Paris over
your ass, right, it's close enough for the kind of
people A day man, which I'm told is not a
(40:45):
funny joke anymore. But that's fine, Okay, Okay, let me
throw how about Neon Moon, m Brooks and Dunn. It
would be hard to do it better than I want
to play that out here? Then, um, then Casey Musgrave's too,
she's putting on a capo. She's I'm guessing downloading information.
I just know it's out of like a D position
and you get just to the chorus to whatever you
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want to do. Yeah, well I don't have any idea
where to do that? Yeah, how does your brain? No?
Because again I play it, but not like you. I
do comedy. And I know, like twelve chords, right, they's
all I think that's all there are, but at some
of them I counterwise. But so how are in your mind?
Are you like, Okay, if I had to see here,
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what can you hear it ahead of you playing it?
Or I would try to. That's almost the key Ronnie
sang it in, and so wherever a guy sang it,
you kind of want to just put it at least
two full steps above that. Yeah, and I don't have
a great Ronnie Une impression. I was singing it. I
was like, I could start singing this song as Terry
Clark right now and it would be really convincing. All
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I'm gonna give you one more. I'm gonna go very
difficult on this one. I'm gonna go wide open spaces
the chicks you'll follow. I just had this whole thing
in my brain like Kelsey Ballerini just walked in the room.
It's like Lauren Elena and we just wound up and
kind of like this weird flash mob karrieoke? Is that
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a thing? It was about to be? Oh my god,
we just walk into any bar with an instrument and
just do flash mob karaokeing they don't even know. Come
on in a restaurant, it's like no Mary comes to
your table? Yeah yeah, yeah, I mean you want, but
you might not. That's true, Okay, now I have a
thing I want to do. Yeah, now we're here, Flash
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will have karaokee? Sounds great. Oh, we gotta hit up,
we gotta hit the course. You know I did the course.
Oh yeah, that's so good. Ashley McBride is here. When
you won the Grammy? I remember that? Did they tell you?
When did that? I didn't watch the show because I
had to leave. I did I want the pre Then
I left? Right, you go a lot to do at home?
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Well no, then I had to give you the show
the next morning. Yeah. Here, so I flew, but I
didn't watch the show. Was that? What part of the show?
Was it? Pre wash the pretails? Okay, how does that happen?
How do you know you won? Well, they do it
just like the regular Grammars, And there's like performances, and
there's a band and really there's a horn section now,
and there's cameras and everything, like he goes around on
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the shows. It on the JumboTron, and it's a really
long walk from anywhere you are to that stage. And
I was seated with my sister and some members of
my team, and I didn't know that our category was
being read at the time because I'm asking my sister Aubrey,
should you should I give you my clutch or should
I just like put it in this chair? And then
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I heard them say, Carly Pierce. I thought maybe if
if we had won in that category, that they would
say the song first. Never wanted to be that girl,
because that's what's winning here, it's the song. But they
said Carly Pierce and ash They McBride never wanted to
be that girl. And I just started shouting expletives because
I'm sure you saw the gown, and I just I
would love for anyone to have as much trust in
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anything as I had in that gown. That day. Well
it was. It was a long walk, and then I
thought about jogging. I got down to the end of
the aisle and I saw Carle and I stuck my
hand out like we're gonna la Verne and Shirley up
the stairs and um. And then I realized I was
walking a little bit too quick a pace because the
dress couldn't keep all the way. I was losing a
little bit. My faith was questioned, was tested. Okay, look
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light On in the Kitchen is the new song from Ashley. Um,
we love it. I did say on eve when I
was that night because I talked to you and Brandy Carlisle.
You're the only two on my amount rushmore vocalists. It
was all your team, nobody else. We don't have anybody else,
Thank you, just you and Brandy Carlisle. She's so wonderful.
There's not anything she can't sing. We feel the same
about you, right guys, and she sang it all too. Yes,
So there's that. And then should invite Brandy into the
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flash mob karaoke thing? Come on, yeah, I mean it
sounds like it's going to be a bit expensive teffee.
Somebody honest with you. Somebody's okay, um Ashley McBride dot
com to see all the solo dates and fairs and
festivals and out with Eric Church and Jelly Roll. I mean,
she she's just awesome. Thank you for coming in. We
were They appreciate it. There's that TikTok video where the
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guy's like, all right, this is how you find out
if your partner's cheating, and it evolves going to get
a random water bottle, like one that you could buy
it like a thrift store, like a walk any kind
of yeah, yeah, like a Stanley mu or whatever. Are
Ray played the cliff from TikTok. If they have nothing
to hide, I sound mine. I don't know whose that is.
They'll hit they don't know whose it is because you've
made them feel like you trust them. But if they
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are cheating, thank you so much, they'll go along with
you and pretend it's theirs. So you put this, you know,
thermis whatever, it's not theirs, not yours, it's random you
oh that this was in the car, and it felt like, oh,
that's not mine. Honestly, they have nothing to hide at all,
because they're just like But if they do have stuff
(45:48):
to hide, maybe they're like, oh no, that was left
in the car by m I could have been left
by so and so Yo, the guy that you had
drinking wine with on the porch that when you walked
while you were working. Cheese too, crackers like a new
DA was new. They were a bottle and a half
in noon. Dude, what kind of music was playing? I
don't think that in music, just nature. Listen to that,
(46:09):
listen to the bird chirp. Okay, So what did you do? So?
I went to the Goodwill and I found a water
bottle for a dollar, and I bought it for a dollar,
and I drove her car somewhere and then when I
came in, I was like, oh, I was just cleaning
out the car. Boom, Here we go. Here's the water bottle,
and we're seeing her reactions. She's standing in the kitchen
(46:31):
and I walk in, and what if I find out
here that she is cheating? Yeah, because we haven't hard
to clip yet, Here we go go. I was clear,
I cleaned out the car. I found your water bottle. Well,
that's something. It was underneath your seat, under in the car.
I've never seen it before. Are you shared its yours?
It's not mine. I just I was cleaning out the car,
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got the kids' shoes, some artwork, and then this water
bottle was under the seat. It's not my. I don't
know where it keeps them. Congratulations your fast test. You're
not cheating me. Kiss, here's still marriage, right. He was
really like, huh, had nothing to hide. But then let's
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try to keep getting her on the lie, like, are
you sure there's water bottle? I tasted it tastes like
a dude's lips. Maybe they'll crack. Also, she's probably shocked
at lunch Bucks is cleaning out the car. Also he
talks weird when he's like doing a bit, yeah, because
he just keeps here's a water bottle, the bottle of water.
Here's a bottle of water, the water this time. Yeah,
(47:37):
he's doing sound effects. It's a bottle with agua. But
she's not cheating. Good, wrong, Buddy, good. We got a good,
healthy marriage now. Because you never know who you're sleeping
next to. You think you know, but you have no idea.
That's just true. Like you think, oh, they would never
kill me, but guess what happens a lot? How can
we test on that? You do? Think? Sometimes like she
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could like it just the middle of night. I couldn't
stop for that's I could be asleep and she could
just be like she could just go for it. You're
sleeping next year on the phone, Eddie in Oklahoma, Eddie,
what's going on? Buddy? I just kind of curious, man,
How did you become in the radio business? How did
you get your chance to do radio? When I was
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seventeen years old, I begged for a job at the
radio station in Hot Springs, Arkansas now and I was
nineteen eleven twelve. Iights to call the racism every night,
and I'd be like, this is Bobby the Barbarian. That's
what I settled on as my name, Bobby the Barbarian
because wrestling the Barbarian was a big wrestler. I tried
a bunch of names, and I would call and I knew.
I knew from five years old I wanted to be
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on the radio on TV and I wanted to be
a comedian. I don't know what it's like to not know,
and now I feel bad. I just thought everybody knew.
Then you find out later on most of your friends
are like, I'm still trying to figure it out. But
I've known since five years old what I wanted to do,
and so because of that, I always kept in a
mind so I can't work. Even in high school, like
I wanted to go to college. No one in my
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family had ever been to college, so I knew I
was gonna go to college. And I went and begged
for a job at the radio station like fifteen minutes
from my college. Now still in high school. But they said, okay, cool,
we'll hire you to run the rig D's weekly countdown,
where you just take out a CD and replace it
with another. But before my first job doing that and
cleaning the station. They had to fire somebody for stealing
station equipment because we used to do these DJ like
(49:24):
sound and light shows and they'd have a bunch of
CDs and you'd play a show for a bunch of
fourteen year olds or to senior Center. Yeah, but he
was like stealing some of the stuff. So they fired him,
and they're like, hey, you're gonna go on the air now.
At the time, I was seventeen, eighteen year old, little
Bobby Estol that's right. They're like, your name is gonna
be Bobby Bones or Bobby z. I was like, that's stupid,
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but okay, thick one. Oh oh, I'll take Bones. Weird
weird name, like a pirate, right. So I go on
the air and I was awful and depending where you
talk to me now so lawful. But I go on
the air and I'm like, okay, lazy overnights. I got
on said the wrong name, wrong station, did overnights on
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the weekends, weekends, grabbed nights pretty quick. You know. Finished
school that was a priority because no one of my
family had ever finished I mean even high school. But
college finished and moved to Little Rock and was there
veried briefly got into some trouble there, meaning we broke
into another radio station, not like legal trouble, but it's
about to be broken to another radio station took it over.
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It's in my first book called bear Bones. I thought
they were gonna fire me, but in another station, and
it got named Jay. Shannon had heard, well, this guy,
like twenty two year old is like creating mayhem in
Little Rock, Arkansas. So it's like, you want to come
to Austin. I'd never been to Austin in my life,
and I just accepted the job. I was like, I'm in,
let's go. Drove down in the ice storm, took like
twenty three hours to get there, lost half of my
(50:48):
furniture that was already broken in cheap anyway, did nights
there for a bit, but the station was failing and
they did have a morning show, and I got an
offer to go to Seattle, but they were like you
want to do what I'll keep you and I was like,
let me do mornings. They're like, you're twenty two, but
nobody does mornings. I'm like, well the station sucks anyway,
so who cares? And they said, okay, cool, good point.
(51:10):
So it went on in Austin as morning shows A
twenty two got in trouble there, Lunchbox went to jail.
Yeah's talking about that. I almost went to jail. I
got sued a bunch for different things. Never anything crazy bad,
but stupid. And in like three or four years we
became really big in Austin. And then I started spending
most of my paychecks and figuring how to syndicate the show.
(51:33):
So I spent all this money, we spread out. My
contract was coming up again. They're like, what do you
want to do. They said, we can't. We can't take
Ryan or Elvis's job. And I was like, well, all right,
let's they've never had a national syndicated country show out
of Nashville. Let's go. And so that's like a movie
where just smash cut. Oh yeah, yeah, real quick. Here
(51:53):
we are ten years later, me and all my friends overnight. Yeah.
It was just not easy. It's just that Lunchbox was
working at Jason's Delhi when I met him. Amy was
selling granted when I met her. Eddie was my local
TV producer. When I met him, Mike d was an intern.
He was like, hey, man, now he's a MySpace messenger.
Who's like, hey man, can I intern Ray was a
(52:14):
pull boy hung out with but what what? But Eddie,
that's it man, it's pretty weird story. Pre organic way.
We kind of, you know, we were never late the
darling of the company. We kind of forced it to be.
Are we the darling of the company? Now we're not?
Still aren't. Yeah, but that's it, Eddie. I appreciate you
asking that. Man, Thank you for taking Yeah, of course,
(52:36):
it's funny kind of walked down. That's cool to hear
all that and once like in once setting, Yeah, left
out a lot, yeah, yeah, yeah, mostly bad stuff. This
story comes us from Miami Dade, Florida. Hey man was
speeding on the highway in his SUV when police who
trying to pull him over. He said, ah, heck no,
(52:57):
not pulled over, guys. He leads him on a speed chase,
starts going through some neighborhoods, parks in front of a
house and runs in and they run the license plate.
He went right to his house. Oh I was going
to somebody else's. I like how it ended. That's wow.
(53:17):
I did not expect that. I was on the highway
this morning and a cop got behind me. Big police
officer guy here, love him the protect me. I like that.
But he got behind me and he just put on
his lights boot you know when they go boo comes on.
Oh without the boo just comes on. But it just
was red and it just held and I was like,
oh my am I getting pulled over. So I got
(53:39):
over a lane because it wasn't like the lights that
rolled were usually it's like pull over, we got you.
But just the red came on and sat on. I
went over and then it went around me. Oh, maybe
he's just saying high. I didn't know. He was like
a half code. I wonder if that means there was
a wreck. So I wonder if the reds but yeah, oh,
I don't know. Maybe he was on his way and
(54:00):
I didn't know if red mint wreck. And you know me,
I got two hinds. I make sense. I drive at
eleven and one. Yeah, yeah, I'm looking over the top
of the wheel like I'm not speeding nothing, I'm tending two.
And I'm like, why am I going to take it?
Driving too good? What do they give you an ice
cream cone for driving so good? All right, lunchbox, I'm Lunchbox.
That's your bone head story of the day. Let's go
over and talk to Joy in North Carolina. Hey, Joy,
(54:23):
what's going on with you? So? I heard the segment
last week about the girl wearing the Pimp and Joy
shirt struggling to open the cinnamon can, and so I
was on tunder my name is Joy, and in my
profile take, I was wearing a Pimp and Joy shirt
and my name on the Tinder with PJ because I
don't like putting my name out there. So I'm that's
with this guy and he asked if PJ a Pimp
and Joy coincidence. I was like no, and he recognized
(54:45):
with himping Joy shirts if you love the show too.
Long story short, we met a last weekend and I
decided to share that because temp Joy really came in
quch for like a properble connection. I thought that was
really cool. I like that. I got three points that
I like. Follow up on Number one, Pimp and Joy's
all about positivity. We love that you're representing it. He
knew about it. That made that spark love it. Number
(55:07):
two the girl couldn't open the biscuits and a viral
video She's like, I don't want to do this, and
she was wearing one of these shirts, one of our shirts,
and so millions and millions of people saw it. But
I think it's great because people are like, what does
that even mean? It wasn't viral and all you this
day and age, you just want something to be seen.
That's it. It went viral that video. We didn't anything
to do with it, but we'll take it. And I
(55:28):
wonder if Pimp and Joy was googled a lot more
because of that, because that's the goal, right, Yeah, that's
the goal. I mean, yeah, it was the squares of
it was right there in front and center. She's doing
the cinnamon rolls with the can opener and it's just
right there Pimp and Joy and then number three Joy
with Pimp and Joy this dude, are you sure he's
a fan of the show, Like, did you know things
(55:50):
about us? Or is he just using that because you
know he's swindling on tenland, you know what I mean? No,
he knew things about the show, because that looks like
the perfect segue of the conversation, so that we had
a whole conversation like Okay, what what are you? How
long you been listening? Okay, I don't want to get swindled.
I've heard about these these tendler swindlers. They're out to
(56:11):
know good. They find something, their research it, they act
like they're an expert, or they're also involved, and next
thing you know, you're given the guy. All your money's
on a private jet? Was your credit card? I hate
to see that happened. Joy, also tender Joy. Let gonna
be real Joy. Tender. I mean this is it's a
half a step above Craigslist. I mean tender Joy. Out here.
(56:32):
People don't walk up and grountry stores anymore. I felt that,
But it's like, you know, there's bumble. I don't know.
I feel like there are some that won't get us stabbed,
or people don't expect they're gonna look out the first
ten seconds farmers only, absolutely Christian mingle. Yeah, plenty of fish, Yeah, harmony, Joy,
I'm kidding. I love to hear it. Please update us.
I hope you guys get married and have a little
(56:52):
joy baby. If not, don't worry about it. We'll still
talk with you, Okay, call us back all right? By Joy.
I'm telling you I had a third point, but I
forgot it. So the next one we don't get swindled.
Be honest with you. She was telling the whole story.
I was like, addressed this, addressed this, and I was
like a third point, don't get swindled. Twindled there you go. Oh,
we're done, so we'll see you guys on Monday. By everybody,
(57:13):
come on your battle zone.
Welcome to Friday Show Morning Studio Morning. Ashley McBride will
be in later. And this is what happened. I like
Ashley a lot, and they said, Ashley's gonna come in.
Is that cool? I said absolutely, it's cool. They said,
would you like her to play? They said absolutely, I
would like her to play. And that's pretty much the
end of it. And I was excited about that because
actually it's really good and actually said that superstar level
(00:34):
where unless they're volunteering, I'm not like, you want to
plus the guitar and play a couple of songs in
the morning. And then they said, and we'll see what happens, like, Hey,
if everybody feels good, maybe she'll do too. And I
was like, maybe she will. That's gonna be cool. Ashley
McBride later, that'd be awesome. Let's get the show started
now and go all around the room. Up first. He's
been called a hero for breaking up a fight and
(00:55):
he always tries to teach his kids wrong from right. Producer, Ready, everybody,
I have a question for Lunchbox in ray because I
haven't seen lunchbots do cameos around the studio. Usually he
busts out this real cheesy birthday had all the app cameo, Yes, yeh, cameos.
This is where you pay to get a message from
lunchbox or something. But I haven't seen him do he
usually does it like from the students says this is
(01:15):
where Bobby sits, this is where Amy sits right here,
and then he gets paid for that. So I'm wondering
if Ray and Lunchbox are still doing cameos. Oh yeah,
still on the cameo, still rocking it. Get about three
four a week and just some haven't been birthday summer,
just like oh they're moving. They got a house, so
they had a baby, so there hadn't been as many
birthday ones. But still rocking it they do. That would
(01:35):
be even bigger. Ray, what about you? We bumped our
price up to thirty nine dollars, so we have had
a little bit of a decline. And also I don't
really advertise for it. If people want to find it,
they do. We get a couple of week. It used
to be overwhelming, So I'm happy where it's at. How
much money think you made from cameo? All in a lot,
A lot, A lot, a lot. I don't want to
say no, I mean it's a significant amount of money.
(01:56):
Over five thousand, way more, way more. I mean I
have all the receipts. We were surprised. That's awesome. We're
not touch to you. He's defensive. Do you still have
bay on with you? Is it still like bay Yeah,
we do one with the cat as well. What was
your price before you moved it up? We tried. We
(02:17):
were at nineteen and then we moved it up to
thirty nine. Whoa, you didn't go twenty five? Because now
I've been doing more like four minutes. I give him
behind the scenes of the studio. I'll show him my house.
Why do you guys get so much behind the scenes
like they love that. We're all good not seeing behind
my desk, like lunchbox. Will put the helmet on. This
is the helmet in front of Bob. Leave my stuff alone. Okay,
that's what people want, man Eddie, great question, Thank you.
(02:39):
All right, let's go to lunchbox. He wants to be
an actor so bad, and he is getting a patient
too bad. He doesn't even have a real agent. That's right,
he's himself. It's lunchbox. Everybody's go ahead. Speaking of making
money on websites, guys, I think I need to open
an only fans account. Wait, what's rights disgusting? No? No, no,
I mean this is this mort's at This is where
you make money. Because I saw Iggy as Zella she
(03:01):
bought a Rolls Royce for one million dollars because she
made that much on her only fans. She's like, oh
might as well. Sport is right, Yeah, you send different
material to people and it's a subscription base. It is,
but it's mostly naked. Does that? Yeah? Really That's what
I'm talking about. And she made a million bought a
Rolls Rooice with cash like boom, here you go. So
(03:22):
I think I need to open up an only fan
What are you gonna give fans? Topless photos are already
on your Instagram? See, I mean what do they want?
I mean everything? I mean just subscription base? To me?
How much did you charge a month? I would say
fifty bucks a month? And what are they gonna get
from you except stupid pictures of you? They can already
get online different talk with them. Yeah, yeah, we can
(03:44):
do video chats, we can do all that. Oh my god,
I mean how awesome would that be? Able to find
me on only fans? Not awesome. I wish you would
do it. I don't think you can. Why because I
don't think you can make money here doing a different
media source. I think it's in our contract. It's not
a beating thing. Well, yeah, I have an idea any
video is. But you can just do it and then
(04:05):
be like, I'm sorry, that's true. I don't ever has permission.
I just go I'm sorry, what amy? I just yeah,
I want to see him email some of our bosses
and be like, can I get only those are responses
are gonna be awesome. So maybe I shouldn't email Musch,
just do it, said, And I didn't say that. I
can't see a bunch of subscribers though. Oh, our listeners
would be dying for pay you. They let me care
(04:25):
about the time. Thank you Lunchbox. People want an inside
look at me inside inside, in outside. Here's a voicemail
I got about Lunchbox. By the way, Um, I was
wondering about Lunchbox going you the money from the storage
unit if he's ever paid us, he said tomorrow the
last time we talked about it. Right, yeah, Well here's
(04:46):
the problem. Okay, there's always a problem. No, let me
get my money. No, a couple of our shoes that
we put up. Do you like your knee can? Hold on?
If you're not listening, you're baseball bat bones. Are you
ready to listen? Yeah, don't listen to these Jabronis. They're
not in on this. It's our business. Yeah, I gotta.
I don't have a Krispy nickel from here, and I
put a lot of Krispy Nickels in the pine. Know,
but listen, we are making Krispy Nickels backing big ones,
(05:07):
shiny ones. A couple of the shoes we put up
didn't meet the reserve price, so they went back up
for auctions. So the auctions haven't ended, so I can't
present you with a big check. I feel like I
mean in scam, bite the guys hits in the same room.
Because he's already sold shoes, sell the rest of them.
No, No No, I did. I put him up, but we
have a reserved big because we're not just gonna give
him away. Man, that's dumb business, Like they are worth.
We've already made a profit. You're right. I need my money,
(05:31):
I know, and you'll have your money soon. I feel
like I'm alone shark, and it's like I don't have
my money. It ain't gonna be good. Like you don't
want to like, you don't want me to sell the
shoes for five dollars, and I don't care at this point.
I just want my money. I put a bunch of
money in the bucket and I got none coming out.
Oh no, hey, you've got some coming out. Man, get ready?
Sounds like hey day, Okay, I'm gonna give him a
(05:56):
week down next Friday. We're gonna to get a big
chair and watch your back wash my bat was your Yeah?
All right? Her live podcast is in just a few weeks,
and she found out that most of her toilets have leaks.
Here she is amy, everybody threw crew. I'm going to
share a hack with you now that my daughter learned
on TikTok so that she could save on silverware like
(06:19):
sushi to wash extra things. She was putting a carrot
in her smoothie and she needed to chop it up.
Though this is a big carrot. She's big into like
trying to eat more nutritious things. So I see her
over there like a rabbit, chomping on the carrot and
spitting it into the blender. Chump chumptok, spit chop the
whole carrot in there. I think she's scared to put
(06:42):
the whole big carrot in there, so she's why would
she just chew it while I was already in her mouth.
I think it's the same no, because she wants it
blended in with the other stuff. She said, Oh no, no, no,
I SA also want to do this on tik tiktoket.
I thought it was an awesome way to save No.
I would not drink this smoothie, no way. All right,
This one reg ahead from Mountain Pine, Arkansas. He wanted
(07:02):
the studio set up like a TV show and at
five am, we're ready to go. Bobby Triple Ryan, Huh
triple Ryan. Peas there. I was driving in today. I
drove in the Hyundai Ionic five that I have, which
I love. It is amazing, and I just thought this
is the perfect car for Amy because there's a bush
outside of my garage and if you get too close
to the bush, it puts the brakes on. It's happened
(07:23):
this morning because dark school. It stops automatically, so I
think Amy would not hit things because it's like an
automatic break. The other thing that it does is if
you're sitting there. Let's say you're at a traffic light
and it's red in your third back and you're like, well,
I'll just look at Twitter or I'll respond to a
tex while I'm sitting. When the people in front of
you pull off, it goes beep beep, beep beep. Time
(07:44):
to go, time to go. Wow, So you never have
to get honked at? Why have it? It's not my dream,
it's not life. I mean, now your dream has come true.
But this, this could be the car for you, and
I'll sell you mine. Oh okay, I was telling you
should look at that. I think they're about to do
the ONYX six as well. Okay, well this is all
(08:05):
making sense now because it you know, in our parking garage,
we have a wall that you park up next again,
you know, and I think I think that it's like
like telling you, like you listen to it hardcore because
you're nowhere close to that. Why are you parking so
like your buttons so far away from now? Your car
is out at least like six years ago on me
and as with you, my contract, my parking spot, no
(08:27):
matter how I live in it, it's your spots, right,
whatever you want you Yeah, I park right next to well, okay,
the truth is the suv is a little longer than
my car, and I drive one of the m and
I'll drive the suv very I'll park it very well.
I don't pink my car right. Well, I mean we
really don't know. I mean it's bad. I'm just not
a bad parking job. Park until you guys brought up
and attack me. There's like ten yards between the front
(08:48):
of your car and well. Sometimes I'm coming in, I'm
coming in hot and before I even put the car park,
I'm running out of it. Right, I'm slamming in park
and getting in here. But you want to be saved
and sorry that wall is scared. Maybe rather tap the
wall if we'd brother stay away from the wall. I mean,
he can't beat the wall on the car. All right,
let's go Friday show. Thank you guys. Show starts now.
(09:08):
You send us questions, we try to answer them. Let's
open the mail bag. Get something, Dear Bobby Bones. I've
been listening to your show for the last two years
since moving to Tucson on ninety two nine The Bull.
I really enjoy your show, except for one thing. Lunchbox.
(09:29):
He's extremely unprofessional how he behaves on the air and
with your guests. He uses your show for personal gain
on and off the show. He calls himself an a
list celebrity. He's a typical loud mouth that doesn't know
what he's talking about or care about the rest of
the team. My question is when are you gonna cut
him loose. He's a major liability to your organization. Doesn't
fit within the show. Your team has always been respectful
with listeners and celebrity guests. Lunchbox does not show the
same level of respect. You have a great show. It'd
(09:51):
be better without Lunchbox, So please consider sincerely signed, lose
me or Lunchbox. Well, wow, that's you don't even sign it.
What a loser. Well we changed their names. He probably did,
but we change their names. They don't. Yeah. Well, well guys,
well we're gonna lose her her point right now. Well,
the truth is everybody uses this show for their personal game,
(10:11):
no different different. We would do a job, hopefully to
get ratings, so then commercials cost more. You get on
and go. I've started a list just like teachers, but
I'm gonna do my groceries yep, and I got on
the Angel tree and guess what you got a free watch?
Oh there is. We're not gonna fire Lunchbox. Lunchbox is
great on this show, and he's different than everybody else,
and I can understand why he would get at you
(10:32):
a little bit. I can understand why I would, or
why Amy would. Sometimes he just isn't your cup of
tea lose me or Lunchbox. Yeah, but there are some
people who they want to drink lunches tea all day
and all night. Oh yeah, I love and that's it
to them. If they want to buy him things, I
guess I don't like that. No, we can't do that, though,
because somebody will, and then we can't use this show
as that a vehicle for that. I know. I don't
(10:52):
like that he does that, but it's not Oh but
you can't say they want to buy something. No, okay,
don't buy him anything. Don't my birthday's coming up until no, baby,
Oh lose me, sorry, baby, A big part of this show.
We're not gonna fire him. I understand why you would
be irritated at times with him and with me and
with everybody, but I get more lunch softy obvious, softy obvious.
(11:19):
He's so loud. Oh, and he's not nice to artist.
That's what I'm nice to artists. Why are you? I say,
what up? Barn? Once in a while. Yeah, I'm trying
to look up the whole time. You guys don't. Yeah, well,
some of them aren't interesting to me. And then he
says they don't care about me. Why should I care
about them? Ding? Ding ding sits over there and doesn't
cross our puzzles and days a day. Ryan thinks about
when the lottery day dream? Do you get? Wait, that's
(11:42):
what you do during it day? Dan, I'm like, man,
if I had lottery, I wouldn't have to be sitting
here right now. Do you ever finish your crossword puzzles? Sometimes?
And the goal is not to complete it? It depends
if I mean, it's just like if we get busy,
I'm forget about it. And then I'm like, I'm telling
I get home. I'm like, I'm not gonna finish it
at home. I got other things to do. That's how
you sho feel about the job. Shot. Yeah, anyway, I'm
only going to do it anyway. I agree, lose me,
(12:04):
I'll fire him. Now makes a point. All right, thank
you for the email. We're not going to fire him,
but we appreciate you listening. All right, close it up.
Now it's I send you along your way, and I say,
don't come back until you got the most fun fact
in the whole world. You guys all show up, and
(12:26):
I love it. There will be a winner today. I'll
declare somebody the fun fact. Oh come on, I didn't know.
You didn't know, And there is a prize. You didn't
know this was gonna happen. But let's go first, Amy. Okay,
So Michael Jordan's when he first started wearing Air Jordan's,
they were three colors. Well, the NBA had a rule
you can only have two colors on your shoes, but
(12:49):
Michael wore him anyway because Nike thought, hey, we're willing
to pay the fine. So every game he wore those,
Nike had to fork over money. That's cool. That's pretty cool.
I like I like it. I know it. There's a
movie coming out about the Jordan's about It's called Air. Yeah,
but they been affle like Matt Damon, Chris Tucker's in it,
slas Jason Bateman's in it, and it's about the Nike
(13:10):
and the Michael Jordan as could be cool, lunchbox, You're
a fun fact. Pooping can be life threatening for a sloth,
so they only do it two times a month. Sloth
spend most of their time up in the trees, but
they have to get down on the ground a poop,
and they have such weak muscles that they are targets
for other animals. So they hold it up for and
only poop twice a month. And when they poop, it's
(13:32):
a third of their body weight that comes out. Wow,
I that that to me sounds like awesome pooping because
I was on lensest most time. My digestive stuff is
so bad. It'd be like every four or five days
I would do it. It's kind of like you then
you're like a slot. That's why I've related. I was like, well,
I start crying. I don't know what that's like. But yeah,
it's a vulnerable position for an animal or a human.
But that's why dogs look around when they do it,
(13:52):
because it's such a vulnerable spot. Like they all their generations.
When they would get attacked, that would be it because
they've been and is when they could be attacked. They
can't run their their legs are bent in a weird
way where they can't so they would turn their head
and look around. That's why they do it. There's a
place of vulnerability. The thing we have stalls still ground
before they coming in front. Eddie. Okay. So if you
(14:13):
had a brand new pencil and you sharpened it and
you drew a line, and you went all the way
till the end of the pencil, you can draw up
to thirty five miles of a straight line. Wow, that's
how much lead is in a pencil. If you can't
even use pencils anymore, Yeah it is. Yeah, Yeah, they
still do good for them, and my kids mostly do
because they're bad at mac a lot of racing. It's
still number two pencils. Yeah, my kids at the click
(14:37):
click and they break. Oh you gotta do mechanical. I canical.
Riding with a normal pencil gives me the chills. I
can't do it. Thirty five miles a chill though, if Yeah, Morgan,
we all know them as giraffts, but they were originally
known as camel leopards. Legend has it Julius Caesar brought
the first draft to Europe, where many thought it looked
like a cross between a camel and a leopard, and
(14:59):
the scientific name for leopards still involves the camel leopardess
in the name. Oh cool, does kind look like a camel? Will? Ever?
Did it? Okay? Doesn't it? All right? Finally, Cheetos exist
because of the US military. They need a way to
ship and store cheese during World War Two, and so
they invented the cheese powder. Then after the war, manufacturers
like Freedo Company bought the powder and said, this actually
(15:21):
turns into like a crusty situation, and so they were like,
we can make this cheesy chip and that's a Cheeto.
That is awesome, And that was invented because they need
to ship that stuff in World War two. Wow, Cheetos
are legit. Though I loved and I don't. I don't
like purposely seek out the flame and hot Cheetos, but
if I do happen to get into a bag, they
are so good I need all of them. It didn't
(15:41):
destroy Now we're talking about that whole platypus in the
tree or whatever it was. Hey, that's what it feels like.
I can't go for a long time. It locks it up,
you know, I mean, all right, you know, I was
thinking about this, the winner of fun Fact Friday, the
most fun fact that will win the award today. Come
on me, I'm one. I liked it, mind the best
he was gonna do that. I will award myself the
(16:02):
one hundred dollar prize. Thank you? All right, guys, stop
for him? Thank you? That's fair, right? Not really? You
don't think mine was the most fun? Really? Which one
was the most finny? Your pencil? Maybe Morgan's was second?
What did the cheeto cheta elephant or whatever? Hello? Every game?
(16:23):
Hello another pooping one? You're like farting every week? Whatever?
Other champions from Fact. It's time for the good news, Bobby.
Let's go over to Hannah. There's a personal tell me
something good in Kentucky. Hannah, you're on the show. What's
(16:45):
going on? Good morning? I just wanted to share some
really really exciting news. After a year and a half,
I have found out that I am a math for
my husband and he's getting a new kidney week. Wow,
so you're gonna give him one of your kidneys? It
took a year and a half to figure out if
you're a match. Oh yeah, it's been a really long process.
So what happens with you. Now are you having to
(17:07):
prep your body in a specific way? Um, nothing too crazy.
I have to like drink a lot of water and
being quarantine, but not nothing too crazy. So what do
they tell you about what's going to happen with you
and him once this process happens. Um, they say that, Um,
it's actually really shocking how much the recipient improves and
(17:30):
like how quickly. Um, it's a noticeable difference, almost immediately.
And you know, just having to be off of dialysis
will be such a great blessing for his life. And um,
yeah not much, not much changes for me, but I
just have to you know, keep my blood pressure in
that sort of stuff under control. But nothing too crazy
(17:52):
on my end. Well, you're a match. That awesome news.
It's so hard sometimes to find a match and for
the match to actually be living in the same house.
And now he has do the dishes whatever he got,
the dishes he's got back in the floor. Yeah, you
have like one hundred and like little pole tab of
the here you go, Yomi, yoei, Yomi righting you say, yeah,
(18:13):
that's right. Yeah, Well, congratulations, that is great news that
you matched. I hope everything and I know it will.
We'll turn out wonderfully. And once you're back on your feet,
you give us a call back, Hannah, I will absolutely.
Can I share? Um? Can? I sweet you his story?
The Kentucky News here did a story on him and
it's like really inspiring and wonderful and I would love
(18:33):
for you. Yeah, send it on over. Awesome, Thank you
so much. All right, buye Hannah by all right, that's
what it's all about, right there. That was tell me
something good. It's the easiest trivia game in the whole
wide world. Nobody goes home round one. But just to
show the listeners, Eddie, you're the champ. You go first. Yeah.
The category is Bobby Bones Show Podcasts. Who hosts a
(18:55):
podcast called four Things, Amy Brown, that's correct? Four Things that?
What's the name of Lunchbox Ray? And Eddie's sports podcast,
The Loser's Podcast. That's correct, Amy who hosts a podcast
about movies Movie Mike correct movie podcast? And Lunchbox who
hosts a sports podcast called twenty five Whistles. Bobby Bones correct,
(19:18):
good side. That's the deal. Nobody missed. Everybody's in. But
if you do miss you'll hear this sound. Don't get
boned everybody. Eddie's were in the tiara because he's a champ.
Amy's one game behind you, though, It's is this for
the championships? Not yet? Now that so many championships, I
lose count. The category is TV show best friends? Eddie,
(19:39):
DJ Tanner and Kimmy Gilbler were best friends in what sitcom?
Full House? Correct? Morgan? Patrick Starr is the best friend
of what yellow cartoon character SpongeBob SquarePants? Correct? Amy, Rachel
and Monica are best friends on what famous show? Friends? Correct? Lunchbox,
Jerry and George Costanza are best friends on what show?
(20:00):
Sign film? Right? Good job everybody here, Let's go to
the next round. The category is streaming services. Eddie, what
streaming service is the home of Stranger Things? That's Netflix?
Good Morgan. What streaming service is the home of Holiday Harmony,
which had our very own Amy Brown in it? HBO,
Max good Amy? What streaming service is the home of
(20:24):
Ted Lasso, Apple Plus take It, lunch Box? What streaming
service is the home of the show Breaking Bobby Bones?
Oh my god? What streaming service is the home of
the show Breaking Bobby Bones. You don't watch that one.
(20:46):
I've never watched it. On streaming Man mmm um ah Man, Disney,
I'll accept it, Disney plus, Okay, nude, I was like
I watched areas game show hosts. Who is the current
(21:07):
host of The Price Is Right? Drew carry Yep Morgan,
who's the current host of Family Feud? Steve Harvey Good?
Amy in the US, who was the first host of
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Regis Good Lunchbox? For
thirty seven seasons he hosted Jeopardy name him alas Trebek
(21:27):
Good Famous movie villains? We're rolling faster, It's easy trivia.
Scar is the villain of what movie? Eddie Lion King,
Darth Vaders the villain? And what franchise? Morgan Star Wars
Lord Valdemort is the villain of what movie? Amy? Okay,
We'll shoot or Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings
(21:50):
Harry Potter? Correct Lunchbox. Biff Tannin is the villain what
movie franchise? Back to the Future? Good? Technology have three
seconds to answered the question technology? What Harvard dropout co
founded Microsoft? Bill Gates? Correct Morgan, The company's HP, Microsoft
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and Apple were all started in what part of a
house the garage? Correct Amy? Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and
Ronald Wayne founded what company in nineteen seventy six? Apple? Correct? Lupos.
What do you call the small image icons used to
express emotions or ideas in digital communication? Emoji's correct? Here
(22:34):
we go, got what country artists with the cowboy hat?
The category is country artists with the cowboy hats had
their first number one in twenty sixteen with head over
boots eddie over. That's John Pardy Correct. What country artist
with the cowboy hat has an alcohol company called Blue
Chair Bay? Correct? Amy? What country artist were faded red
(22:56):
blue jeans while jet skiing? Alan Jackson? Yeah, or skiing water?
It says jet skiing, but I think that means sking. Okay.
What country arts with the cowboy hat want a Grammy
for his song till you can't? What lunchbox? What country
arts with the cowboy hat want a Grammy for his
song till you can't till you can't? What n till
(23:17):
you can't tell you can't? Uh? Incorrect? John d all right,
you can't. You guys, we gotta speed around round at
the time. Come on, you get three questions buzzing with
your name, all three of you here at the category
as animals. Let's go. What's the collective name for a
group of lions? Ready? Morgan incorrect? Eddy, that's den incorrect, Amy,
(23:47):
a group of lions, A group of lions incorrect. It's
called a pride. Question two if three and animals. What
bird is the symbol of peace? Oh? Dove correct? Oh? No, oh,
no one do you guys need to get this to
stay in? What is the only land mammal that can't jump?
(24:13):
Flamingo incorrect? Amy? Elephant correct? Winner. Let's go game the league.
That's crazy. You have seen the movie What Harlson Elephants
can't jump? That's funny. But Amy, congratulations, good job, one
(24:38):
step closer to game first ever championship. I'm not I've
had a tier house. Believe it. He confirmed. All right,
let's let's go and we'll be back in a second.
Your Amy's pile of stories. It's Friday, so we got
ways to unwind for the weekends. Okay, okay, these are
for you, Bobby. You need to unwine. First of all,
(25:00):
say goodbye to work, log off from your email, work apps,
and turn off your computer. I would never do that.
That's the dumbest thing I ever heard. But I will
I'm going to watch Arkansas lay tomorrow, Arkansas Kentucky. That's
turning off. I can't work, Yeah, I guess I can.
I might do a little interview. I'm now that I
say it. I think I want to maybe do something
over there, like yeah, yeah, while I'm there, like it's
(25:22):
a little interview stet But that's okay, Like I'm going
for enjoyment. So work though more twenty five whistles or what? Okay,
that's which is what work? Yeah, but you're not saying,
but I don't the show because of passion, love, love
of the game. Yeah, but she's trying to help you
on one. Okay, go ahead, let's move on. Find a
wind out song. So this is something that you put
on when you're pulling out the driveway at work or
(25:43):
if you work at home, put on this song after
you log off from everything, and it's a song that
helps clear your head and takes you out of the
work mindset. Awesome, what else you got? Change your clothes?
Like the first thing you do when you walk in
the door is get out of your work clothes. I do.
I get ride of mind to her almost immediately, so
they get home, pile else all right, and then plan
something fun. Having a plan in place for when you
(26:05):
finish work can help you get into weekend mode. All right,
thank you for that story, which speaking they're doing something fun.
I saw a study that found that we should be
attending some sort of social gathering like party or event.
Every couple of weeks. Don't even know of one that happens.
Every couple of weeks, don't have that many friends to
do stuff. Okay, well that many friends. I was thinking, yay,
(26:26):
I'm so glad y'all had the million dollars show last
week because that checked that box. That's a concert, thought,
something fun, something fun. People went to it. They had fun.
You were working, but we can't do that for us.
We got to watch. But this is like for your
health and overall well being. So every couple of weeks
make plans to go to a party, Thank you, Bobby
(26:47):
A fraging idiots? Where to film a music video? You
know we have had lots of them, well with puppets.
Oh yeah yeah, Well you and Eddie are both married.
So let's say you have to do a romantic scene.
Would y'all be able to act your way through it? Well?
I don't, I would ask my wife to be in
it with me, so I don't I'm not gonna make
out somebody else or are we romantic together, because that's
not acting. That wouldn't be acting. Yeah, i'd understand the question. Well.
(27:11):
Dirk Spintley was talking about a music video I Want
to Make You Close your Eyes that he had to
do right after he got married, and he said, it
was so awkward that video. I just got married. Right
now I'm on the video. Shoot, there's this really pretty
girl in my partner in this video, and never matters.
She's beautiful, and we're supposed to be like, you know,
romantic of stuff. I'm like, I just gotta I don't
(27:31):
know how to do this, you know, So I said
most of the video just like touching your face. Those
videos I did once, washed it once and never looked
at it again. Yeah, that would be awkward. And you
just got married your wife do it unless you just
don't want to do it. But yeah, that's tough. I'd
probably punted. Oh yeah, that's not worth I'd probatu right
if just get married, And I don't think my wife
would care if it's acting, it's acting, but I still
(27:51):
would be uncomfortable, especially at that stage, my wife would
care if you just touched her face. Okay, maybe that's
my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time
for the good news. Sam Linkus is the construction teacher
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in North Carolina at North Pitt High School, and he
was looking for a way for his students to give back.
What can they build to help the community. When someone
from Pitt County Animal Services reached out and said, hey,
we can use dog houses for dogs that are kept
outside if your kids can build them, He's like, heck yeah.
So they put out some information. People started donating materials.
The kids got pop pop that's a nail gun too,
(28:37):
you know. Now, be like, yeah, yeah, how do you
do it? Uses? Well, I know how it sounds, but
push it's it's compression, I know. But you're doing like
if you're changing a tire to pic. I mean, because
my kid has gotten stables in the head. In his head,
it was the same thing as a staples and and
they had hammer and nailink. And so they build all
(28:59):
these houses and been donating to people that have their
dogs outside so the dogs have somewhere warm to go.
And it's just a way to feel good. And help
the community. It's awesome. That's a great story. We love
a good dog story. And that's me nailing this thing
shut with a compression gun. This is me stapling it shut.
Oh yeah, a lot shorter, all right, that's what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. Voicem aloud.
(29:23):
This is from Taylor and Louisiana going back and listen
to a podcast from twenty seventeen. Here you go. I'm
going back and I'm listening to the podcast the beginning
before you guys started recording in her my heart and
I just got to July twelve, twenty seventeen, and this
is the day that you created The Morning Corny and
you said this may not be a lasting segment, but
(29:44):
we're gonna try it. I just thought that was really cool.
Seventeen eighty six years basically, So she started from the
beginning because I think when we started this show, it's
probably that's when the podcast starts. I know, we pulled
a bunch of it because I don't want to get canceled. Basically,
I'm smart. Yeah, I didn't know it's out there anymore.
And I was thinking about under Governor of Arkansas, and
I'm like pulling all down from things I don't remember. Yeah,
(30:05):
because seventeen. So yeah, here's a clip of that day.
Here you go, by the way. Thinking about bringing a
new segment to the show, and it may not be
a lasting segment, but I've titled it the Morning Corny.
What on Earth? Because the corny joke? Yeah, Morning Corny?
(30:26):
Why did the chicken go to jail? Why did the
chicken go to jail? Because he was using foul language?
That was the Morning Corny. I like the names all really,
it's all a package. Yeah, just about you. It's about everything. Okay,
(30:47):
it's just checking. What about the joke. That's when Amy
took control of the jokes. By the way, we're living
now again. That's why Amy put her flag in the joke.
It's like I'm doing it. It's fine, all right, there
you go. We sound so young in that clip too.
Oh yeah, I'm saying my kids, and here we are.
Let's do the live Morning Corny. Now, go ahead, Morning Corny.
(31:13):
What do you call a snowman that sings and plays
the piano? What do you call snowman that sings and
plays the piano? Melton, John, Melton John, The Morning Corny Yeah,
you had to hit with that one too. It's been
a bad one. That was a lot of pressure, a
lot of pressure. She nailed it. Had no idea that
(31:34):
the pressure was movie coming either. He came through in
case you didn't know. She recently won her first Grammy
Award for Best Country Duo Group Performance for Never Wanted
to Be that girl. I'm never wanted to be? In studio?
Is Ashley McBride, man, she's gonna sing for us We're
so lucky girl going nowhere from twenty nineteen. Yes, come on, Nah,
(32:00):
night Standards jam. She's got a new song she's gonna
play for us called light On in the Kitchen. Here
we go with Ashley McBride. The Friday Morning Conversation with
Ashley McBride. You know, actually I said, we don't deserve
you in this studio or this format. Wow. And I
(32:20):
haven't said we don't need to make her sing to me,
you're like the best, And they were like no, No,
Ashley's like, shoot, she was happy to sing. I'm like,
are you sure? Oh yeah, I'll be singing. If I
wouldn't hear, I'd be singing it to heck. Well, just no.
I was like, we don't have to make her sing.
I'm just happy she's gonna come up and see us here,
tickle to come chat. Well, I gotta stept back from
Arkansas to you. So what do you do when you
go home? Was it a home thing or a show?
(32:41):
I played in Fort Smith, which is where mom is,
and I played an Elderado. My dad's people were from
around Elderado and Pine Bluff. Isn't it funny when you
go home how many new relative you didn't know you
hadn till you're doing it? Literally met a new relative.
And the only way that because that She just went
to the venue lady and was like, I'm Ashley scusin
End And they came and they're like, do you know
this person? I said, that doesn't sound familiar to me.
(33:03):
I don't know a lot about my dad's side of
the family though, So they said, she's got a picture
of you and your grandfather, And I said, is it
granddaddy or is it Papa? Because then I don't don't
know if they're lying. They said granddaddy, and then they
brought me the picture and I was like, I wonder
who that is. So I'll call Mama and we work
it out that it's my grandmother's sister, so my great
aunt's daughter. Well they're stretching, yelling cousin at the door.
(33:27):
Humh right, they're like, I'm her cousin. Here's some picture
of people. But I got to hug a new cousin. Yeah,
and now we had a picture of me and my
granddadd didn't have. See that's a net game though. An
old picture that you didn't have your family's interesting to me.
I'd like talk about your grandmother for a second. Yeah,
because she was very musical. Did she teach you how
do you like play harmonica? Your girl? And what did
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you call her? Great? So my great grandmother played everything.
She played mandolin, harmonica, guitar, taught herself and her name,
her last name was Mayhem and they called her Granny Ham.
I've spent my whole life trying to have a cool
nickname like Ham. I thought Granny was gonna be the nickname.
No Granny Ham? Like, how good is that? Makes me
feel like some Jimmy Dane breakfast you know? Yeah? So
she did she work with you on music or what?
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You do? Know? She was gone before I was born.
But then my grandmother, my mom's Mom was very musical,
and she taught me. If she may have taught me
one chord, it might have been two though. But I
was always banging on something. And I've I've still got
I've got Granny Ham's mandolin, and I've got Mimi's mandolin too.
I'm still terrible at mandolin. But they were all real patient.
Everybody could sing. When you were singing as a kid,
(34:31):
where did you sing, because it's not like you grew
up in like a big place with lots of venues
to go perform. And I was too shy to do
it anyway, So I sang all around the house. And
then when we were when I was growing up in
Mammoth Spring, we lived really close to Hardy, like that's
where I went to high school. UM was over in
Highland and there was like an antique shop district down there,
(34:53):
like um Canoe Rentals and stuff like that, outfitters, and
there was a gazebo down there and I would go
play there. I'll play Dulcimers shop. There was a guy
at the Dulcimers shop. His name was Jeff Camp, and
he gave me Dulcimer lessons. It tried to give me
mandolin lessons, but it turns out just I just needed
to stick with guitar. Mandolin was before guitar. Once guitar
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came along, I was like, Oh, this is what I like.
Tell me about this song. Light on in the kitchen
before you play it here. So the more we sat
around and talked about problems we had solved at kitchen tables,
it really pointed out to me how sacred a kitchen is,
because even now when we have get togethers and stuff,
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we all end up around the island in the kitchen.
And I was thinking back college years, even just wild days.
I'd be over I had a friend in Little Rock
and we'd get a six pack of Hunake and a
pack of Marboro lights and we'd light him off the
gas stove in the kitchen, and that's where we would
solve the problems for that trip. We kind of discovered
how important and sacred the kitchen space was and how
(35:59):
minimal that I for it was. And now we tell
each other all leaves a lot on. Oh, and so
it became this new way to make me tear up.
You know, my aunt lives in Michigan, and she could
text me and say, you're getting on stage, I'm going
to bed. I'll leave the lot on, which is just
I'm thinking about you and that just it's just songs,
(36:22):
give and give and give. And so we enjoyed writing
the song, you know, me and Connie. We don't write
nothing down until somebody cries anyway. And we were all
sitting there just so full of love and thankful we
were together and that we were healthy, and we're tearing
up and writing the song. And then the song gives
this other thing to my family, I'm sure to their
(36:44):
families as well. And Jesse did say she was writing
this song in her from her perspective, she's giving advice
to her teenage daughter. I feel like what she just
said there, you could play some minor chords underneath it
and just have her talking over it. And that's also
a hit song like that whole what she just said
just strumps some sad sounding chords under it. Yeah, and
(37:06):
that's a song as well. I mean putting that out,
I'm still everything you just said. Okay, here is Ashley
McBride performing for us. This is light On in the kitchen. Hey,
come on, man, I told you we don't deserve it.
We don't deserve that. And also that's what happens when
you're not looking down. Sometimes when you close your eyes,
you put your finger just the complete wrong frit. You know,
(37:29):
live is live. I don't whatever happened. I had tears
in my ears. I could hear it feels good. Yeah,
that was awesome. That's that's a great songs. It's a
single too, right, like this is the one coming with
It's crazy because this song was the first thing we
write when we go to make this record proper record three.
I know I wanted on there. And then of all
of the songs that I had chosen for a single,
(37:50):
this one hadn't raised its hand for me. And so
when we thought maybe this should be the single, and
then somebody said that to me, I thought, really, okay,
let's try that. And it just feels so good. It
feels so magical. I was playing at Elderado the other
day and when I said there's more to laugh and
being skinny, all couple thousand of them just lost their minds,
(38:12):
screaming right and shaking their heads. That feels so good. Okay,
I have a couple of questions for you here. Yeah,
you have come up through it, meaning you were playing bars. Yeah,
and like Memphis, you know you're living in you know,
northeastern Arkansas, and so that's quite the scene. One legendary scene,
Like a lot of great blues artists, rock artists have
(38:35):
come up through Memphis and you're playing some those club
loss bars and you start to move around a little bit.
But did you have a time where you had to
do like the Beatles back and they they'd learn every
cover ever? Yeah, so you just had to Was that
something that early on you did? You're like, I have
to learn every eighties and nineties country song ever? Well,
it wasn't when in the Memphis scene. It wasn't more
country songs I had to learn. I was like, oh man,
(38:58):
as amazing as my Pam Tillis is, it's not always
going to fly here. So that became the Jackson five
tea paint at one point Lady Gaga, which leads us
into right, I absolutely, I'm will buy you ling and legit.
People are still like play by Evel Drank and um,
(39:20):
and that became late learning to play like Lady Gaga
songs and stuff like that became a portion of my
bar show called Lady Jukebox, so people could just request
a song from the jukebox. They could that. Yeah, we
would take at least a portion of the show, and
I would give you maybe a decade to choose from
or whatever, and say here are the rules. If I
know what, I have to attempt it, and if I
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don't know what, I can't attempt it. I'm sorry. So
they would be like, you know, brought me up inside
the juke box, So I'd play a chorus of that
and then we could from there. They would be like
fourn On lines and you just trying to find a
way to get there the John Denver. Did you make
a bunch of money doing that? Though? Since it was
interactive with they tip you more if you played their
song than if you're fine, especially when you when somebody's like,
(40:02):
I'm like this guy wants me to play Jack and
Diane and the one guy's like, i'll give you twenty
bucks not too and I'm like, that's funny. Don't get out.
There's the tip. Try that's funny. So if I were
to say, um, strawberry wine, Oh yeah, Carter, did you
do a verse and chorus of that? Boy, she's going
through the she's she's like publishing day two. I can
(40:23):
even sing the rare rare like I mean, I don't
think I guess. Hey, I'll do that, right, Yes, come on,
ok my hears are gonna know that I really screwed
up that channel, and they're gonna know what a channel
is too. Yeah, that's okay. We ain't no Paris over
your ass, right, it's close enough for the kind of
people A day man, which I'm told is not a
(40:45):
funny joke anymore. But that's fine, Okay, Okay, let me
throw how about Neon Moon, m Brooks and Dunn. It
would be hard to do it better than I want
to play that out here? Then, um, then Casey Musgrave's too,
she's putting on a capo. She's I'm guessing downloading information.
I just know it's out of like a D position
and you get just to the chorus to whatever you
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want to do. Yeah, well I don't have any idea
where to do that? Yeah, how does your brain? No?
Because again I play it, but not like you. I
do comedy. And I know, like twelve chords, right, they's
all I think that's all there are, but at some
of them I counterwise. But so how are in your mind?
Are you like, Okay, if I had to see here,
(41:26):
what can you hear it ahead of you playing it?
Or I would try to. That's almost the key Ronnie
sang it in, and so wherever a guy sang it,
you kind of want to just put it at least
two full steps above that. Yeah, and I don't have
a great Ronnie Une impression. I was singing it. I
was like, I could start singing this song as Terry
Clark right now and it would be really convincing. All
(41:47):
I'm gonna give you one more. I'm gonna go very
difficult on this one. I'm gonna go wide open spaces
the chicks you'll follow. I just had this whole thing
in my brain like Kelsey Ballerini just walked in the room.
It's like Lauren Elena and we just wound up and
kind of like this weird flash mob karrieoke? Is that
(42:08):
a thing? It was about to be? Oh my god,
we just walk into any bar with an instrument and
just do flash mob karaokeing they don't even know. Come
on in a restaurant, it's like no Mary comes to
your table? Yeah yeah, yeah, I mean you want, but
you might not. That's true, Okay, now I have a
thing I want to do. Yeah, now we're here, Flash
(42:30):
will have karaokee? Sounds great. Oh, we gotta hit up,
we gotta hit the course. You know I did the course.
Oh yeah, that's so good. Ashley McBride is here. When
you won the Grammy? I remember that? Did they tell you?
When did that? I didn't watch the show because I
had to leave. I did I want the pre Then
I left? Right, you go a lot to do at home?
(42:52):
Well no, then I had to give you the show
the next morning. Yeah. Here, so I flew, but I
didn't watch the show. Was that? What part of the show?
Was it? Pre wash the pretails? Okay, how does that happen?
How do you know you won? Well, they do it
just like the regular Grammars, And there's like performances, and
there's a band and really there's a horn section now,
and there's cameras and everything, like he goes around on
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the shows. It on the JumboTron, and it's a really
long walk from anywhere you are to that stage. And
I was seated with my sister and some members of
my team, and I didn't know that our category was
being read at the time because I'm asking my sister Aubrey,
should you should I give you my clutch or should
I just like put it in this chair? And then
(43:35):
I heard them say, Carly Pierce. I thought maybe if
if we had won in that category, that they would
say the song first. Never wanted to be that girl,
because that's what's winning here, it's the song. But they
said Carly Pierce and ash They McBride never wanted to
be that girl. And I just started shouting expletives because
I'm sure you saw the gown, and I just I
would love for anyone to have as much trust in
(43:58):
anything as I had in that gown. That day. Well
it was. It was a long walk, and then I
thought about jogging. I got down to the end of
the aisle and I saw Carle and I stuck my
hand out like we're gonna la Verne and Shirley up
the stairs and um. And then I realized I was
walking a little bit too quick a pace because the
dress couldn't keep all the way. I was losing a
little bit. My faith was questioned, was tested. Okay, look
(44:21):
light On in the Kitchen is the new song from Ashley. Um,
we love it. I did say on eve when I
was that night because I talked to you and Brandy Carlisle.
You're the only two on my amount rushmore vocalists. It
was all your team, nobody else. We don't have anybody else,
Thank you, just you and Brandy Carlisle. She's so wonderful.
There's not anything she can't sing. We feel the same
about you, right guys, and she sang it all too. Yes,
So there's that. And then should invite Brandy into the
(44:43):
flash mob karaoke thing? Come on, yeah, I mean it
sounds like it's going to be a bit expensive teffee.
Somebody honest with you. Somebody's okay, um Ashley McBride dot
com to see all the solo dates and fairs and
festivals and out with Eric Church and Jelly Roll. I mean,
she she's just awesome. Thank you for coming in. We
were They appreciate it. There's that TikTok video where the
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guy's like, all right, this is how you find out
if your partner's cheating, and it evolves going to get
a random water bottle, like one that you could buy
it like a thrift store, like a walk any kind
of yeah, yeah, like a Stanley mu or whatever. Are
Ray played the cliff from TikTok. If they have nothing
to hide, I sound mine. I don't know whose that is.
They'll hit they don't know whose it is because you've
made them feel like you trust them. But if they
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are cheating, thank you so much, they'll go along with
you and pretend it's theirs. So you put this, you know,
thermis whatever, it's not theirs, not yours, it's random you
oh that this was in the car, and it felt like, oh,
that's not mine. Honestly, they have nothing to hide at all,
because they're just like But if they do have stuff
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to hide, maybe they're like, oh no, that was left
in the car by m I could have been left
by so and so Yo, the guy that you had
drinking wine with on the porch that when you walked
while you were working. Cheese too, crackers like a new
DA was new. They were a bottle and a half
in noon. Dude, what kind of music was playing? I
don't think that in music, just nature. Listen to that,
(46:09):
listen to the bird chirp. Okay, So what did you do? So?
I went to the Goodwill and I found a water
bottle for a dollar, and I bought it for a dollar,
and I drove her car somewhere and then when I
came in, I was like, oh, I was just cleaning
out the car. Boom, Here we go. Here's the water bottle,
and we're seeing her reactions. She's standing in the kitchen
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and I walk in, and what if I find out
here that she is cheating? Yeah, because we haven't hard
to clip yet, Here we go go. I was clear,
I cleaned out the car. I found your water bottle. Well,
that's something. It was underneath your seat, under in the car.
I've never seen it before. Are you shared its yours?
It's not mine. I just I was cleaning out the car,
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got the kids' shoes, some artwork, and then this water
bottle was under the seat. It's not my. I don't
know where it keeps them. Congratulations your fast test. You're
not cheating me. Kiss, here's still marriage, right. He was
really like, huh, had nothing to hide. But then let's
(47:16):
try to keep getting her on the lie, like, are
you sure there's water bottle? I tasted it tastes like
a dude's lips. Maybe they'll crack. Also, she's probably shocked
at lunch Bucks is cleaning out the car. Also he
talks weird when he's like doing a bit, yeah, because
he just keeps here's a water bottle, the bottle of water.
Here's a bottle of water, the water this time. Yeah,
(47:37):
he's doing sound effects. It's a bottle with agua. But
she's not cheating. Good, wrong, Buddy, good. We got a good,
healthy marriage now. Because you never know who you're sleeping
next to. You think you know, but you have no idea.
That's just true. Like you think, oh, they would never
kill me, but guess what happens a lot? How can
we test on that? You do? Think? Sometimes like she
(47:59):
could like it just the middle of night. I couldn't
stop for that's I could be asleep and she could
just be like she could just go for it. You're
sleeping next year on the phone, Eddie in Oklahoma, Eddie,
what's going on? Buddy? I just kind of curious, man,
How did you become in the radio business? How did
you get your chance to do radio? When I was
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seventeen years old, I begged for a job at the
radio station in Hot Springs, Arkansas now and I was
nineteen eleven twelve. Iights to call the racism every night,
and I'd be like, this is Bobby the Barbarian. That's
what I settled on as my name, Bobby the Barbarian
because wrestling the Barbarian was a big wrestler. I tried
a bunch of names, and I would call and I knew.
I knew from five years old I wanted to be
(48:42):
on the radio on TV and I wanted to be
a comedian. I don't know what it's like to not know,
and now I feel bad. I just thought everybody knew.
Then you find out later on most of your friends
are like, I'm still trying to figure it out. But
I've known since five years old what I wanted to do,
and so because of that, I always kept in a
mind so I can't work. Even in high school, like
I wanted to go to college. No one in my
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family had ever been to college, so I knew I
was gonna go to college. And I went and begged
for a job at the radio station like fifteen minutes
from my college. Now still in high school. But they said, okay, cool,
we'll hire you to run the rig D's weekly countdown,
where you just take out a CD and replace it
with another. But before my first job doing that and
cleaning the station. They had to fire somebody for stealing
station equipment because we used to do these DJ like
(49:24):
sound and light shows and they'd have a bunch of
CDs and you'd play a show for a bunch of
fourteen year olds or to senior Center. Yeah, but he
was like stealing some of the stuff. So they fired him,
and they're like, hey, you're gonna go on the air now.
At the time, I was seventeen, eighteen year old, little
Bobby Estol that's right. They're like, your name is gonna
be Bobby Bones or Bobby z. I was like, that's stupid,
(49:44):
but okay, thick one. Oh oh, I'll take Bones. Weird
weird name, like a pirate, right. So I go on
the air and I was awful and depending where you
talk to me now so lawful. But I go on
the air and I'm like, okay, lazy overnights. I got
on said the wrong name, wrong station, did overnights on
(50:06):
the weekends, weekends, grabbed nights pretty quick. You know. Finished
school that was a priority because no one of my
family had ever finished I mean even high school. But
college finished and moved to Little Rock and was there
veried briefly got into some trouble there, meaning we broke
into another radio station, not like legal trouble, but it's
about to be broken to another radio station took it over.
(50:27):
It's in my first book called bear Bones. I thought
they were gonna fire me, but in another station, and
it got named Jay. Shannon had heard, well, this guy,
like twenty two year old is like creating mayhem in
Little Rock, Arkansas. So it's like, you want to come
to Austin. I'd never been to Austin in my life,
and I just accepted the job. I was like, I'm in,
let's go. Drove down in the ice storm, took like
twenty three hours to get there, lost half of my
(50:48):
furniture that was already broken in cheap anyway, did nights
there for a bit, but the station was failing and
they did have a morning show, and I got an
offer to go to Seattle, but they were like you
want to do what I'll keep you and I was like,
let me do mornings. They're like, you're twenty two, but
nobody does mornings. I'm like, well the station sucks anyway,
so who cares? And they said, okay, cool, good point.
(51:10):
So it went on in Austin as morning shows A
twenty two got in trouble there, Lunchbox went to jail.
Yeah's talking about that. I almost went to jail. I
got sued a bunch for different things. Never anything crazy bad,
but stupid. And in like three or four years we
became really big in Austin. And then I started spending
most of my paychecks and figuring how to syndicate the show.
(51:33):
So I spent all this money, we spread out. My
contract was coming up again. They're like, what do you
want to do. They said, we can't. We can't take
Ryan or Elvis's job. And I was like, well, all right,
let's they've never had a national syndicated country show out
of Nashville. Let's go. And so that's like a movie
where just smash cut. Oh yeah, yeah, real quick. Here
(51:53):
we are ten years later, me and all my friends overnight. Yeah.
It was just not easy. It's just that Lunchbox was
working at Jason's Delhi when I met him. Amy was
selling granted when I met her. Eddie was my local
TV producer. When I met him, Mike d was an intern.
He was like, hey, man, now he's a MySpace messenger.
Who's like, hey man, can I intern Ray was a
(52:14):
pull boy hung out with but what what? But Eddie,
that's it man, it's pretty weird story. Pre organic way.
We kind of, you know, we were never late the
darling of the company. We kind of forced it to be.
Are we the darling of the company? Now we're not?
Still aren't. Yeah, but that's it, Eddie. I appreciate you
asking that. Man, Thank you for taking Yeah, of course,
(52:36):
it's funny kind of walked down. That's cool to hear
all that and once like in once setting, Yeah, left
out a lot, yeah, yeah, yeah, mostly bad stuff. This
story comes us from Miami Dade, Florida. Hey man was
speeding on the highway in his SUV when police who
trying to pull him over. He said, ah, heck no,
(52:57):
not pulled over, guys. He leads him on a speed chase,
starts going through some neighborhoods, parks in front of a
house and runs in and they run the license plate.
He went right to his house. Oh I was going
to somebody else's. I like how it ended. That's wow.
(53:17):
I did not expect that. I was on the highway
this morning and a cop got behind me. Big police
officer guy here, love him the protect me. I like that.
But he got behind me and he just put on
his lights boot you know when they go boo comes on.
Oh without the boo just comes on. But it just
was red and it just held and I was like,
oh my am I getting pulled over. So I got
(53:39):
over a lane because it wasn't like the lights that
rolled were usually it's like pull over, we got you.
But just the red came on and sat on. I
went over and then it went around me. Oh, maybe
he's just saying high. I didn't know. He was like
a half code. I wonder if that means there was
a wreck. So I wonder if the reds but yeah, oh,
I don't know. Maybe he was on his way and
(54:00):
I didn't know if red mint wreck. And you know me,
I got two hinds. I make sense. I drive at
eleven and one. Yeah, yeah, I'm looking over the top
of the wheel like I'm not speeding nothing, I'm tending two.
And I'm like, why am I going to take it?
Driving too good? What do they give you an ice
cream cone for driving so good? All right, lunchbox, I'm Lunchbox.
That's your bone head story of the day. Let's go
over and talk to Joy in North Carolina. Hey, Joy,
(54:23):
what's going on with you? So? I heard the segment
last week about the girl wearing the Pimp and Joy
shirt struggling to open the cinnamon can, and so I
was on tunder my name is Joy, and in my
profile take, I was wearing a Pimp and Joy shirt
and my name on the Tinder with PJ because I
don't like putting my name out there. So I'm that's
with this guy and he asked if PJ a Pimp
and Joy coincidence. I was like no, and he recognized
(54:45):
with himping Joy shirts if you love the show too.
Long story short, we met a last weekend and I
decided to share that because temp Joy really came in
quch for like a properble connection. I thought that was
really cool. I like that. I got three points that
I like. Follow up on Number one, Pimp and Joy's
all about positivity. We love that you're representing it. He
knew about it. That made that spark love it. Number
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two the girl couldn't open the biscuits and a viral
video She's like, I don't want to do this, and
she was wearing one of these shirts, one of our shirts,
and so millions and millions of people saw it. But
I think it's great because people are like, what does
that even mean? It wasn't viral and all you this
day and age, you just want something to be seen.
That's it. It went viral that video. We didn't anything
to do with it, but we'll take it. And I
(55:28):
wonder if Pimp and Joy was googled a lot more
because of that, because that's the goal, right, Yeah, that's
the goal. I mean, yeah, it was the squares of
it was right there in front and center. She's doing
the cinnamon rolls with the can opener and it's just
right there Pimp and Joy and then number three Joy
with Pimp and Joy this dude, are you sure he's
a fan of the show, Like, did you know things
(55:50):
about us? Or is he just using that because you
know he's swindling on tenland, you know what I mean? No,
he knew things about the show, because that looks like
the perfect segue of the conversation, so that we had
a whole conversation like Okay, what what are you? How
long you been listening? Okay, I don't want to get swindled.
I've heard about these these tendler swindlers. They're out to
(56:11):
know good. They find something, their research it, they act
like they're an expert, or they're also involved, and next
thing you know, you're given the guy. All your money's
on a private jet? Was your credit card? I hate
to see that happened. Joy, also tender Joy. Let gonna
be real Joy. Tender. I mean this is it's a
half a step above Craigslist. I mean tender Joy. Out here.
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People don't walk up and grountry stores anymore. I felt that,
But it's like, you know, there's bumble. I don't know.
I feel like there are some that won't get us stabbed,
or people don't expect they're gonna look out the first
ten seconds farmers only, absolutely Christian mingle. Yeah, plenty of fish, Yeah, harmony, Joy,
I'm kidding. I love to hear it. Please update us.
I hope you guys get married and have a little
(56:52):
joy baby. If not, don't worry about it. We'll still
talk with you, Okay, call us back all right? By Joy.
I'm telling you I had a third point, but I
forgot it. So the next one we don't get swindled.
Be honest with you. She was telling the whole story.
I was like, addressed this, addressed this, and I was
like a third point, don't get swindled. Twindled there you go. Oh,
we're done, so we'll see you guys on Monday. By everybody,
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come on your battle zone.
Hosts And Creators
Bobby Bones
Amy Brown
Lunchbox
Eddie Garcia
Morgan Huelsman
Raymundo
Mike D
Abby Anderson
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