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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to another week, another day shows more studio Morning.
By the way, it's a holiday, Happy President's Day? Who cares?
I mean it's President's da Who cares? Right, it's not

(00:21):
a real holiday. Don't get a gift, so who gives
a crap? Or there's no good foods? Who gives a crap?
So that being said, we are working today and I
mentioned it on the show Thursday and Friday. To be
completely honest, we were told we could have the day off,
but we did not choose to have the day off. No,
you didn't choose. We chose to me and the mouse
in my pocket. Jail. Yeah. I was gonna say, if
you took a pull of the room, I'd say we'd
all vote day off. But we did not. We're here

(00:43):
for you today because that's all we do. Thank you.
Let's get started and go around the room. Everybody's got
fifteen seconds. Did I say morning studio? No? Oh yes, yes,
do it again for the heck yeah, I love it. Morning,
Thank you very much. Let's go up first. He keeps
finding money and he's trying to slim down his tummy.
Here he is pretty ready, everybody. So a few days
ago Amy came in and said there was a movie

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on Netflix called My Place for Yours. She said it
was great, Kutcher and Witherspoon. Yeah, and then Mike d
came on and said, no, it's not good. He disagreed
with her. So I was like, you know what, I'm
gonna go on Amy's side. I'm gonna watch it. Give
it a chance. Amy, this movie is terrible. It is
not good. And you know what, the storyline's not bad,

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but Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher, their acting was so so,
so bad bone it was unwatchable. Oh it is not
on Rotten Tomatoes, so obviously, Reach Withersman's a great actor
and actually a little good actors. Was it because their
chemistry seemed to weird or do you think that definitely
was weird. They were in two different places, you know,

(01:47):
for most of the movie, so it just felt like
they were going through lines. They weren't really even talking
to each other. Very weird bones. But I had to
have a theory. I think it's because we're making so
much content for all these streaming services. They're spitting out
these movie so quick. They're not even trying anymore. They
didn't write a script. They just said, Okay, guys, I
don't know you're the restaurant. Go let's just see what
we like. Yeah, man, this is not good at all.

(02:08):
Improv the whole time. O man, Okay, I loved him,
Eddie rad it though, give us some sort of out
of five I'm gonna go one poker chip out of
five one one poker chip. Do you regret spending time
watching it? Yeah, dude, I didn't even finish the last
thirty minutes of the movie. I'm like, I'm not so.
He didn't even get to the best part. I was like,
I want to see the end. But I'm like, not really,
not that bad. Okay. He sometimes is loud and seems scary,

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but he all the time it's very hairy. That's right, lunchbox.
Everybody like, Oh, I'm a businessman making business deals, trying
to get that money. And I got a business partner
over there, and mister Bobby Bones, and so I need
to come to my business partner. I have a business
question for you. First of all, I've seen no business
in our partnership. He has made money off these shoes
that we I haven't seen a single dollar. And he
claims that we've made money nothing. I haven't seen one

(02:56):
Krispy Nickel from this. I mean you got like another
like days and you're gonna see a big old fat check. Okay,
so thank you. I'd like to see that in eight
days or so. But yes, what's your questions? We only
have a couple pairs of shoes left, and I am
ready to hit Go Live on eBay right after this segment.
But I need to know do we want to sell
our last pillar pair of Yeezis or do we need
to hold onto them? Are they going to become a

(03:17):
collector's item? Oh? Great questions? Sell and sell right now
because I want more money. Remember that first song Rihanna
did it's Super Bowl halftime show. What's that called? Be
better have My Money? Yeah? I just thought, because Yeezys
are not being made anymore, if we hold these on
for two years, they could be worth ten thousand dollars.
Could They won't and I don't trust you to keep

(03:39):
them for two years, So they'll be better have my
money in eight days or so, So Plush go Live,
We're gonna sell that. What size are they? They're ten
and a half universal, I mean they are money. How
much are we sell them for they're opening bids five dollars. Wow,
I have bucks for easy and then let's go okay, no,
we don't keep them for okay, you know they aren't anymore.

(04:00):
And Eddie, this is losing billions of dollars because they
have all these easy as they came in stell now,
which is crazy. See they have all those easy So
why we want to get in that market? I was
just saying, I mean it was a business calling your
business partner, because I don't like that. No, we are business.
I'm not made a single dollar, but oh there, of
thank you, you have all our I reinvested in the business.
Thank you. She's a MoMA too, and she brings the

(04:22):
morning corny to you. Here she is Amy in a minute.
So I finally found a show that my son and
I can watch together that I also enjoy because normally
he wants to watch clone Wars or some sort of
cartoon situation with no good. Well, there's a show called
Special Forces World's Toughest Test, and it's celebrities that are

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working with Special Ops guys and they're taking them through
different scenarios seeing if they could survive and if they
tap out of anything. They're off the show, and so
Jamie Lynn Spears is on their Montel Jordan, doctor Drew
pay Fox right some Fox. But I'm I'm watching I
don't know when it came out, but I started episode
one on Hulu and we're watching it through there and

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we only do like, we don't even do a whole
episode of Night. It's like fifteen twenty minutes before we
go read for it's bedtime and Kate plus say, Kate Gosselin,
she's on there. But Stevenson just laughs because they can't.
Some of them are dying. Oh he liked to see
him fail. Yeah, he's like he thinks, and he doesn't
know who any of these celebrities are. But when they're

(05:25):
really struggling because it's so hard, they're like crying. Oh,
Hannah Bacherette, Bachelorette, Hannah Brown, she's on there. She's pretty tough.
I gotta say, I've been impressed with her skills. But
they're just put to the test and these things and
they're in agony, and he just laughs. Do you like it? Yeah,
That's what I'm saying. Like it's entertaining. Like for me,
I'd much rather watch something like this than clone Wars.

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So Jamie Lynn Spears, who I do know? She messaged
me and she was like, hey, I did recommend you.
You did the producers to do this show. I thought
about you. I was like, I'm good. Oh, I don't.
I don't want to the show. It looks great and
that's hard. Dwight Howard was on. I saw and I've
been training for somemer isn't it? Are you sure? And
I think I would get on and do really well?

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That was my question for you. Wow, that's crazy. I
didn't know she sent you that note. She was like,
did she have to? I don't want to spoil it?
Did okay? But she so she was like, hey, I did.
It was really hard. But the producers were like, hey,
who do you know? They'll be good at this? So
she told him me and then I was like, hey,
we'd love to do it. I just am not gonna
go live in the Middle East and missed the show.
I was able to do that in Costa Rica because
we had the internet connection. Yeah, and that was my show,

(06:31):
so I could go. I need it. I don't want
to leave the show. We're working on President's Day, that's right,
you gotta work. Yeah, but I'm glad that you like
the show. It's pretty good. They even do interrogation where
they put the black like pillowcase over their head and
they take them to get maybe they don't know where
they're going. It's pretty wild. Okay, thank you. And that's

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called Special Forces World's Toughest Test from Mountain Pine, Arkansas.
He's known for being on TV and for his next show,
I guess we'll wait and see Bobby Bones. Thank you,
thank you. Clap your hands, everybody, they're gonna need it.
It's a whistle. Just a little quick announcement here. So
we did the show called twenty five Whistles that Draft
Kings sports Book hired me to do, and I brought
on a bunch of friends and we did this show

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and the goal was just to do twenty five episodes
because that's what they wanted us to do. So we
called it twenty five Whistles, and at the end of
every show we'd blow whistle and be like, that's the
end of the show. So we're gonna do They just
got resigned for six more weeks before we retire for
basketball season. So like to thank all of our listeners,
who I guess gambled. I mean, let's be honest. Oh yeah,

(07:34):
I'll probably bed a bunch of money and smiles and frowns. Yeah.
So we're gonna do six more weeks through the end
of college basketball and then we're done. But they resigned
us to or just continued the deal for like six weeks,
so you can still find it. Twenty five Whistles is
our podcast and we do it every episode. That's a
good whistle blower. It's early in the morning. I just

(07:55):
want to wake everybody up. They're up now, you know.
All right, that's what's up. Let's get the show start.
Time to open up the mail bag, get something we
call ye Hello, Bobby. I was wondering what your personal
opinion would be on how to help a kid that

(08:16):
has OCD tendencies. I know you've talked about it yourself.
If a five year old who's showing signs of being
OCD examples, he has to give a certain amount of
hugs when he say I'm by. He won't let anyone
open doors other than him. I thought he would grow
out of it. Unfortunately he has not. His pediattriction is aware.
But I just wanted to see your advice to a parent,
since you personally deal with this and also did you

(08:39):
deal with it as a child much love? Signed obviously
could use direction, which is OCD mom obviously could use direction. Um,
So I'm gonna be serious for a second and that
I cannot give you real life advice on what to
do for a child that is exhibiting these early signs
or we talk about a lot of relations to ship stuff.

(09:00):
I'm like, I'm an expert, but I am a doctor,
but not in this of letters. And I also, I
know your pediattriction is aware of but I don't think
a general will call it. A general doctor, general practitioner
type doctor is going to have the knowledge to even
understand how significant this can be, especially if you don't
find the root of it early. I did not really

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have a lot of OCD stuff as a young kid
that I know of, because that wasn't a thing. I
was very obsessive about getting things, and maybe I was,
but OCD wasn't a thing when I was a kid.
Probably was, but not in rural Arkansas, and so we
didn't have therapy. We didn't have that kind of stuff. Again,
we did, but we didn't because there were other priorities eating,
pay the bills. So what I would do is I

(09:44):
would definitely find someone who specializes and has an education
in this for kids. I know my root now. My
root is I did not have a lot of control
of things growing up where I lived. When I ate,
just in general, like you're the fundamental things you should have,
I didn't always have them. So I didn't have control

(10:05):
in that. So I wanted to get control in other ways.
And so I still have these things, and I it's
just a it's a control thing. I feel like, well,
I can control this. I can control if I black
this out, it's gone. If I go here at this time,
this minute. It's a control thing. And I have combated
it in a lot of ways, and I'm dealing with
some of the slightly unhealthy parts of it now. But

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I do think there are some tendencies though that actually
are good for me as well. So my advice is,
go and find somebody who's an expert in not me.
I do have some OCD type tendencies. Want to talk
about control. I've had a lot of security issues now
in the past year or so. I hate to say
this has been pretty good. I don't believe in the jinks,
but just in case it is a jinks, you know.
But in my career, you know, I've had I've had

(10:51):
a gun up to my head, I've been jumped outside
of work. I've had a house broken into, I've had
multiple death threats. And so you don't have control, you
lose control. You feel like anybody could kill me at
any time, and so you don't. So then you become
extremely ocd about things that could affect that I going
through and I check the locks in my house, every
single one of them. I go on the same circular

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path in every window, in every room that we don't
even go into, check every single thing right. And then
but if I can't remember when I lay in bed
every hitting every single one of them, like I would
do a checklist, and if I can't remember or I
like zoned out, I have to go do it all again. Um,
I have a security code type thing. That's but I
do that because I don't have control, and so there's
something in me that was like I don't have control,

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so I need to find these other ways to find it.
I'm not saying that's happening with your kid, but that's
what happened with me. But I would go and talk
to someone who knows that it is. It could be significant,
because what's starting off as a number of hugs could
be I never want to leave the house. Yeah, and
it could get serious. But I you know, I block
everything out. It looks like government redacted files over here.
What about your timing things? Is that as part of it? Yes?

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But what's part of it? Though? Like whenever you like,
gout to eat and you're like, oh, my orders starts now,
and then you pull your clock out and you start
timing it. I don't. I don't time and order. You
made that up. I time everything else. I don't time
in order. Now you're making something, I'll see your Your
dad wasn't one to put the money on the table
and pull the dollar back whenever they didn't get it.
That would be my dad. No, I'm just want, like
you do, pull your your a. I do time stuff

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mostly because I want to know where where I am
and that it's mostly me, not how long it takes. Yeah,
I know, not how long. I just use that um
and when we fly sometimes I do that. That's right,
when we as soon as we left off, I start
on the timer because my fear is that all like
trusted or something shoots off and it goes down. I
can't see aything. I don't know what time it is

(12:37):
or change of the time zones. I want to know
exactly what time it is and how long we've been
in the air. That's crazy and all my time stuff
about being on time right, But it doesn't affect me
in a terrible way. It is quirky, but I don't
want this to happen to a kid where he ends
up like me or worse. So good luck, go to
a specialist. It's awesome that you asked, though I means
care and you realize it's a real thing. We've got

(12:58):
your I was about to clothe you, guys. Want you
to know that I support you, Amy, okay, And the
show is going to give you crap for this, and
I will too, but I want you to know what's
fun right, just having a good time here on the show,
and I appreciate you sharing this with us. Okay, Okay,

(13:20):
do you want to tell them about your energy healer
that you went to? Sure? I told you, I told you,
I know, so there. It's like some people aren't ready
for it, you know. And I'm probably going to join
in a little bit too, right, But I'm just letting
you know it's all out of love and friendship and
this is what we do here. Yeah, so I may

(13:41):
join in a lot. Actually, okay, I go ahead. You
went to an energy healer? Yes, why what is it? Well,
my friend was telling me about it and she had
gone to her. So then she gifted me the appointment
and I was like, okay, I am open and listen.
I know going into it, I'm like, okay, this is
a little who woo. But when I laid on the table,
I just kept my palms up. No, I had clothes on.

(14:03):
Are they like robe clothes or the normal clothes my clothes.
I just walked and laid down. And then the whole
time she was working, I just kept saying, like, stay
open to this, stay open to this. Good question. I
don't think she had any And listen, here's the thing,
Like she barely touched my body. Her hands were just
hovering over my body, and she was moving. Somebody paid

(14:24):
for this. She was moving the negative energy mine was
going out of my feet. But I can go other
areas too, And because we're energy, Like, listen, there's other
people do acupuncture. They used to think probably that was
a little crazy. Maybe people still douncu for injuries. Okay,
that's what that is. Moving blocked energy didn't work in there? Okay,

(14:50):
well you were you open to it happen to anything,
because my body was injury, and that's physically doing something
like she was just hovering her hands over. Yeah, the
needles were hovering over my shoulder when she is an
energy healer, so she took it and then moved it,
and then occasionally she would like just put her hands somewhere.
What's crazy is she was like, I'm feeling some things

(15:12):
around your like like energy around your throat. And that
is when I'm in therapy and something comes up for
me or if something's hard and I've learned through my
therapist to really pay attention to my body and see
what I feel, and I instantly have to put my
hand on my throat because that's where I feel at first.
Everybody has different spots where stuff shows up, and mine's
always my throat. And she was hovering over my throat

(15:36):
talking about blockage there, and I was like, that's where
I sort of like when things come up for me.
I grabbed my throat. Okay, Okay, how much? How much
is this called? Yes, you didn't pay for it, but
do you know how much it costs? Ish? Okay, what
I know ish of what it costs the price of
a massage. So she hovers for a hundred for an hour,

(15:58):
one hundred dollars. But listen, speaking of massage, that's another
form of energy. No, that feels good. That's not energy.
That's muscles the energy. If I were to massage and
they were going to hover sage, me give my money bag.
But all of it is related to energy. Not really,
we are energy. Energy is everywhere. You know, when you

(16:19):
enter a room, sometimes if there's bad energy, like you
feel the vibe you mean like juju, you mean like
if somebody's just a jerk in a room, you're like,
don't want to be around them. That's bad energy. No,
all you gotta do is hover above them and they'll
it'll change. No, I don't have the I don't know
how to hover it out of them. I don't know what.
How she has this crystal room telling you I didn't

(16:40):
notice any but those have energy. Listen a poster of
Miss Cleo. No. I know this sounds so wild, but
I was when I stood up I was so relaxed.
I haven't felt that. No. No, but even if I
lay down doing anything else, something was different. When I

(17:02):
stood up, I was like, oh, and then I slept
the best that I've slept in years. Yep. I support you.
I support you. I also make fun of you. Yeah,
because it does seem I would never do that. I
would never pay somebody to hover. I just don't believe
that's going to actually do anything to me. But I
can't prove it. In No, it went out her feet. Man,
she's not just hovering, she's moving. I'd like for mind

(17:23):
to come on my butt because I have such digestion
issues that I wish they would just she would just
hover hover out. Well, that would make sense because other
stuff comes out of it. Well, it's like it's like
an actual way to come out. Correct. She can do that,
She might unblock some stuff. Oh my gosh, So Amy,
are you're gonna go back and pay now? Maybe? Great? Question?
That was so good. Yes, if there's more work to

(17:46):
be done. There's always more work to be done with
people like that, A lot more, a lot more, and
never stops. Actually, well, I know myself, I am a
constant work. You believe that she somehow, Listen, that's what
you believe that there's okay, is there a probability that
she did something hovering and removed some bad stuff? And everybody, yes, okay,

(18:10):
you have every right to believe that. Bobby, do you
actually believe that? No? I don't. But it doesn't mean
I'm right Amy. I feel like I'm right, but doesn't
mean I'm right because I can't prove it, and she
can't prove that she's she's wrong or right either. But
Amy is like they walking like, oh my gosh, gold ball,
I'll pay for anything. It's like when she went to
that doctor and the doctor would just hold up a
thing of pills and if she could pull Amy's fingers apart,

(18:31):
oh you need those pills energy Like it was like
what Amy goes, didn't you have an issue with your
energy bill recently? Ever? Think that that maybe it's just
that's move the energy, maybe it's gonna be lower, but
the pills. My mother in law gifted that to me,
and I love how he's bringing up something from like

(18:52):
seventeen years ago. But still there there is some people
really believe there is something to that. I don't know.
I'm proud of you for trying new stuff. Yeah, I
feel like, just okay, it is whacky. I want our
listeners to know I do and I think this is
completely whack. So a lot of times you guys say
stuff and gets me in trouble because they just think

(19:12):
apparently all of you or me, which is not the case.
This is not my thing, z Amy's thing. But I'm
going to support you if it makes you feel better,
because that's what it's all about. And I'm not saying
it's totally my thing. It's a new thing that I'm
open to. How to give me an energy healer, and
I need to be an energy healer. I don't think
about that. You beat me to it, I'd be awesome.
It's such an easy job. Over me during the break?

(19:33):
Can you hover me? And does she talk to you? Like?
What does she say? Why she's hovering? Yeah, there's talking.
And look, I don't know why God gives certain gifts
to people, but he designed us. Some people can run fast,
some people are really smart. Some people hover the crap
out of you. Right, Okay, it's not just hovering again,
it's hovering and move it. And then she said I
was going to feel a tingly thing possibly down my

(19:53):
leg and I felt it to the energy was moving
like a ripple effect out my leg. Yeah, okay, well
let us know if you go again. I hope you
feel better. I did. There's a lot of plus sebo
type things that actually do work, hey, And it's not
a placebo if it works. Even if it is a
plus ebo and then it works, it ain't a bal

(20:15):
zebo because it actually worked. So good for you. Thank you.
I'm glad you feel energized. Thank you for allowing me
this safe space to share something that I did that
other people might want to try. Yepe, all right, I
gotta go. I gotta crystal ball psycheck out waiting for
me to do that after So I'm gonna go do
that real quick. It's time for the good news. I

(20:41):
want to go over to Brad in Ohio. Who's got
to tell me something good to share with us? Hey Brad,
what's going on? Hey, Bobby Studio, tell us your story here.
So last year I was caddying in a tournament at
a golf course. From winning to cardiac arrest, and luckily
there was a retired firefighter who was volunteering who started
CPR h did CPR for about five minutes. I was

(21:04):
shocked by an AD twice. I was in the hospital
for a week. Wow and all good. And two weeks
later we had our second child. Hold on a minute, kit,
Let's rewind for a second. So you're caddying, are you
like a real caddy or was it like one of
these you know, fun events and where Eddie was like
my caddy. Now, it was actually a US opening qualifier

(21:24):
at the club I belonged to, and there was a
kid there who didn't have a caddy, and so I
volunteered to caddy for him. Volunte First of all, I
volunteered for a kid. I can't help a kid. Look
at this guy? And then, what do you remember? What's
the last thing you remember before I don't know you
woke up. I vaguely remember, like the hole before it happened,
So I remember like him teeing off on that hole,

(21:47):
But then it happened on the green, and I don't remember.
The next thing I remember is waking up in the ambulance.
And when you wake up in an ambulance like you did,
do you remember being so confused? Yeah, I was pretty
out of it. They were getting me to chew a bear,
asspiring and trying to get my phone to call my wife.
And so when you're told a story about the guy

(22:08):
who did the compressions and the what's it called it?
The defibrillator, basically, yeah, did you ever go meet with
him after? I haven't. I have his information. I want
to reach out to him, but it's just kind of
one of those like not scared too, but you know,
it's just kind of like an emotional type thing. Yeah,
he did. He do mouth to mouth that. I don't

(22:29):
know why, don't you know? All I know is what
I was told that. That's why it doesn't want to
That's right. He woke up. It was like I got
like like Copenhagen for some reason. Um yeah, well that
now apparently I was told. I set up and said, okay,
let's go, and they're like, no, you can't. You can't
go crazy. That you were here talking to us today

(22:52):
and that you had a kid two weeks later. I mean,
you just feel so blessed. I do. I do so
I use my story to tell people to get your
strain so you could save someone else at the heart. Man,
it's a great story, Brad, I really appreciate you sharing
that with us. I hope you have an awesome day.
And this was last year you say, yeah, last year, Well,
congrats on on the baby. And what are you if

(23:13):
you're not one? Is it's still a baby, not toddler
yet infant. So there's infant, then there's toddler, then there's
then there's oh yeah, oh yeah, okay, Hey, Brad, have
a great day, man, Thank you. All right, thank you, buddy.
That was tell me something good. I'm gonna wait in
fifteen years for this, maybe twenty. Taylor Hicks is coming

(23:34):
in studio now. Taylor Hicks was my favorite ever on
American Idol back in the day. I used to buy
the clothes he wore on that show. Ye voted for
him over and over again. But Taylor Hicks is in
the Hunday green room right now. He has a brand
new song and that's really good called Porch Swing. He's
gonna perform for us, so you guys can listen to

(23:55):
the segment or not. It didn't matter. I'm gonna be
in my own little world here with Taylor Hicks. You
don't care, I don't care. This one's for me, Hey,
this one's to the boy here. Okay, Taylor Hicks coming
in studio to perform next Monday, is celebrating the ten
year journey of the Bobby Bones Show. I from Nashville.
It's so Bobby Bones Show interview. In case you didn't know,

(24:18):
I've been waiting since two thousand and six to do
this next interview. That's a long time. I've been a
Taylor Hicks fan. This cementute. I saw his pretty face
and oh abnormally premature gray hair, and I'm asking about
that like he was his twenties. He was already gray
on American Idol way back in the day. But man,
it's soul patrol. Like I was in the group, I

(24:39):
voted for him. But the thing about Taylor Hicks is like,
way back in the day, he discovered he had perfect
pitch when he was able to recognize the pitches of
random things like a car driving by. So we'll get
into that, hopefully in a second. He's such a good singer.
He's got this new song called Porch Swing. So you guys,

(25:01):
can you can leave if you want. It's just a
moment Taylor, Taylor, and let you be. I've been waiting
for this for a long time. Here he is Taylor
Hicks on The Bobby Bones Show. Now, Taylor Hicks, I've
been waiting my whole life for this. Taylor. Well, I'm
just I'm just letting you know right now. I didn't
realize that you liked my white shoes, my white billy
white shoes. Yeah, not like love. You mispronounced the word love.

(25:24):
Let me say this about Taylor Hicks. And I was
obsessed for like five years. I was gonna say obsessed
is the word. Yeah. I was just I was like,
when you perform, I'd be like, that's the kind of music.
I like, that's a guy that's I bought shoes, the
white shoes you had. I was just like, everything about that,
dude is what I like musically. I grew up in
Arkansas and you're very soulful. I remember, did you do
an otist writing song? Yeah? Yeah, and then you did

(25:48):
I should actually I know all of it. You did
a queen's song, but there was a nut. Did you
do a Sam Cook? Oh? Did you know Sam Cook songs?
I did? Yeah? Did you send me oh? Yeah? Come on? Okay, Look,
so I've been trying for this event to happen for
a long time and I just got famous enough you'd
answer my call. Oh, come on, you know, I've been

(26:11):
waiting for something really cool and organic to happen with
this new music for ten years, and everybody's been telling me.
They were like, you've got to put this music out.
It's great. It's this soulful southern thing that you got
going on. And I just have really just been waiting
on a really beautiful moment and time. And I get

(26:34):
woken up by all of these amazing texts right before
Christmas and Bobby's talking about being a fan of you know,
of me, and uh, the next thing, I know within
fifteen minutes. I mean, this is like eight o'clock in
the morning, and I'm like, oh, hell, what did I do?
What did I do? What did I do? And then
Steve emails my agent and says, we'd love you know,

(26:54):
Bobby would love to have you know, Taylor on me
on and I just was like, oh my god, this
is amazing. This is exactly how I'm going to release
new music. So it was a completely organic thing that's happened.
And I can't thank you all enough for for making
that happen for me. I really mean that, well, that's
really cool. Taylor Hicks is here, then let's just do
this because I have a lot to talk about, but
I would like to hear this song. So this is
a new song called Porch Swing. Yeah, okay, I haven't

(27:16):
heard it yet. Yeah, now, oh, it's great to make sure.
It was actually Judd, Jason Deer and Jennifer Wayne and
I wrote it probably about eight or nine years ago,
and we just thought about this really iconic centerpiece of
someone's household all over the country, and I was like,
porch swing because I grew up on a porch swing.

(27:36):
So there's just a lot of things that happened around
that particular centerpiece. And this one's about love and a
porch swing. So Jen Wayne, dear friend of mine as well,
great writer who's written a bunch of songs, is in
Runaway June as well as a professional tennis players. You
know that absolutely. Okay, I don't know anything. He got
it all covered. Then here he is with his new
song Porch Swing. Here's Taylor Hicks. I would like to say,

(28:01):
first of all, I don't I don't smoke. I've never smoked.
But after that, I need a cigarette. Yeah. Man, it's
a little that's a little some some babymaking music and
that is that. That's awesome, dude, that's great. I mean
all you guys, Johnny the whole man. You guys are great.
Thank you. Hey, that's that's a great song. I can't
I got more? Would you like to hear? You know
while we're on there? We we're here with Taylor Hicks,

(28:23):
who I'm just a massive fan of his music. Why
don't we do this? Why don't we take a break?
Can we take a break and come back? You guys
want to do do another one? You do whatever you want.
Sure you have another one. Do you know any other song?
Do you know any other songs? This is the absolutely
we'll play. So Taylor Hicks is here. We did not
plan a second performance, so I'm good to give them
a second to regroup on the Bobby Bones Show. Now,

(28:44):
Taylor Hicks, Taylor, these guys next to you, how long
have they've been with you? About twelve years? And um,
last night? Oh cool? Hey, congratulations you guys meet at
the bar? Yeah, pretty much. No, we've standing and I've
been h We've been playing together off and on for
about seven years. So when he's not on the road
with the Wallflowers or Jewel and we try to mix

(29:06):
in England and do some stuff. Are you playing a
lot of shows Taylor? Now? Um, I have been lately. Yeah. Um,
you know I try to probably do five or six
five or six a month, you know, without new music. Um,
I've got an Armed Forces Entertainment to where I'm doing
over in the Middle East and markets, which I'm really
excited about. We're doing eight shows in uh a lot

(29:30):
of the Middle Eastern countries on the bases, which I'm
extremely excited about. You know, I've done I've done some
USO stuff, but the Armed Forces Entertainment also it's a
wonderful organization that puts artists and entertainers on the road
to to entertain the troops. And you get an Instagram
picture in a bulletproof vest, and that's It's always I

(29:51):
just didn't want it. It's like holding up a fish
that you didn't catch. I never wanted to put one
on and take a picture and if I wasn't really
using it. So one day I'm gonna finally get to
do that picture, you know. H Taylor Hicks is here.
He played his new song port Swing, which it is
out as of today. I want you guys to go
check it out. It's such a great song and we're finishing.
I was like, hey, man, if you want to stick
around and play something else, you can. So I don't

(30:12):
know what you're gonna play, what you're gonna do here,
But tell me, Taylor, what are we gonna get into now? Uh?
This is a song about the road, um and love
and you know, as all of us that are in
entertainment or any type of business that has to travel, Uh,
it can be tough on relationships. And this song has
been around me for for a long time and it's um,

(30:34):
it's it's it's out now, and it's it's we're building
up to a big album release. I haven't done music
in a long time, but this is a every artist
and every musician kind of understands what the road does
um to relationships sometimes. So this is a song called
six Strings are Hard on Diamond Rings. Let's see what

(30:57):
you did there? All right, here we go Taylor Hicks
on Taylor, It's awesome. That's a good one too, dude,
Well I got more yeah, So classic can you guys
do for our audience who just tuned in? This is
Taylor Hicks. By the way, You can follow him on
Instagram at Taylor Hicks Official. I'm a massive I've been

(31:17):
a fan boy, but I was standing Taylor Hicks before
standing was even a thing. For those wondering, could you
do just the chorus again of port Swing, the song
that is out today? Right here we go so good.
Here's what I'm gonna do. That's just a really great
song too. I'm gonna maybe not this weekend, we may
have it booked up, but the next weekend we do
a National Countdown show I do. I'm gonna feature that

(31:39):
in the National AC Countdown Show. That song. This is
also a really good song. I'm gonna so also, I
have It's awesome. I know you're you haven't made. Yeah,
you've made the Soul Patrol's day by the land of
the Leader of the Soul drum Um. I have Jen

(32:00):
Wayne form Runaway June. I'm gonna FaceTime her real quick
and to tell her the song is awesome. If she
even answers, you got to sing it to her though,
and oh yeah, she heard you sing it like with
an instruments. She's heard she hasn't heard the final though, Hello, Jen,
hold on, let me do it. Let me flip you
over real quick? How do we do that? Boom? Nope,
that's the long but they just up bit on my

(32:20):
iPhone and now I don't want to flip it over anymore?
Hold on, how about oh got it? Got it? Boom?
There it is? So I'm here with Taylor. Oh hey, Taylor,
and go and love. I texted her and said, hey,
are you Taylor so cool? That's only what I text her,
because sometimes you know, if you're wrote a song long
time ago, maybe you're not cool anymore. Yeah, she said,
she said, She said that she loves you and this

(32:41):
song port Swing is really good? You remember writing it? Yes?
Did you mean anything he sings is going to be
really good? You can sing the phone book? Well, I'm
gonna play it on the National Countdown Show. And then
when he said he wrote it with you, I was like,
well I like it even more now? So are you?
Are you playing golf or something? Right now? I'm going
to mine holding before my right life the life of

(33:03):
gen Wayne. What's right music? It's so annoying about her
that she can sing and she's like a like a
plus athlete like everything. It's so and it's so annoying.
That's how we get on the phone. It's so annoying. Um, anyway,
what's here with Taylor? And just wanted to say hello
and tell you that the song that you wrote with him,
you guys crushed it and he sings it so wonderfully.

(33:24):
And that's all. Thanks Bobby. I've miss you, guys. Have
fun there. We will see you. We'll see you soon.
We'll see run Away June soon. And I hope you
you hit him good, hit him straight? All right, there
you go. Yeah, she's awesome. Huh ye great, Okay, look
here we are. We've played some songs. Um. I I

(33:45):
assume you don't know much about me, but I worked
on American Idol for four years. I worked as the
main like on camera mentor and taught him or whatever
you do on that show. You know. I record ten
hours and they used twenty minute, no twenty seconds of it, right,
you know this is kind of how it worked over there. Um,
so do people because will come up to me and
be like, I know you from somewhere because I'm just
randomly on things like I know you and it's weird

(34:06):
to goh, you probably know me from this? Do you
get there were people? It may not be this, it
could be the show, the Food Show, it could be
do people come up to you and not know where
they know you, but they know you and they're like,
are you my mailman? Does that ever happen? Oh? Yeah?
And how do you handle that if somebody goes, I
know you from somewhere? What do you say? Well? Sometimes

(34:27):
you have fun with it and you're like, I don't know,
you know, what what do you think? And so I mean?
And then finally usually I was on Idol and they're like,
oh yeah, yeah they said that to me. They're like, oh,
were you on Judge Judy? No, I wasn't. I guess
it wasn't me. You were thinking about once I want
to get ice cream into place And she was like

(34:47):
she pulled up her phone and I I saw a Google
me and she was like, no, that's not him, and
you should put the phone down real because it was
like a really good professional picture. I guess it looks
like crap that day. Look, Taylor Hicks is here, Um,
you're so good that harmonica that you have? What what?
What key is that that's in the song? I have
an E And then I've got probably twenty different keys

(35:08):
they got from blues traveler. He ain'ty good. I love him. Yeah,
he's different stylistically. He probably one of the more stylistic
harmonica players in the world. Um, he's a good friend
and uh oh you know him. Yeah, yeah, I just
asked about harmonica playing because he wears the vessel the
harmonicas and you have one of those great and a
great writer too. I mean, let's not forget. I mean,

(35:29):
you know he wrote the Hook and you know some
of those really iconic hits, uh, you know of the
early nineties. Um, I was wanted to play Harmonica, Taylor.
I'm gonna tell you the little story about me playing Harmonica.
I always wanted to play in Eddie, who is the
other half of my comedy duo, our comedy due of
the raging idiots. He goes, so we can play Romonica.
I said, no, I can't, because they're good. He goes,
no, no no, no, here's the easy way that they don't

(35:49):
do because they're good, but you can do because you're crappy.
So we I think we played. What song did we play?
It was like an old eighty was it? That's what
I like about you? Yeah, really know how to do.
So he just gave me the harmonica in the key,
and he goes just blow in and out during the
key and it'll match the song completely, and everybody'll think
your harmonica player. And I was like, all right, let's
give it a running. So we're on stage and finally
like five thousand people, and I've never played harmonica in

(36:10):
my life except for just going that right with harmonica,
and so the whole song isn't whatever key it was
in Eddie hands me Harmonica goes trust me on this,
and there's the harmonica part in that song where who
So I'm just not really I'm having like a seizure
or something up there because I'm just I don't even
know how to breathe. And I put the harmonica and
lay in the crowds going nuts because they think I'll
just play. I just rocked the harmonica and I was like,

(36:31):
thank you, and I retired that day playing harmonica. One
to Oh but that's not real. Well that's not real harmonica.
Like where did you start? When did you start playing harmonica?
M I probably I started playing when I was about
fourteen to fifteen, But interestingly enough, I was I was
an only child and I bought my first harmonica at
the best summer flea market in Alabama. I would not

(36:54):
suggest buying your first harmonica the flea market. By the way,
what did you catch what disease going? I can't say.
I'm not going to dispose that. That's for the next single,
but um the uh So I ended up actually playing
off of very kind of non traditional sounds. So I
would like go by behind the air conditioner and I

(37:14):
would find the key that the air conditioner was in,
and I would play off of the air conditioner so
that the air conditioner was was like, oh, you know,
then there wasn't anybody around to play music, So I
would play off of air conditioners, airplanes, eighteen wheeler rigs
that would go down the road. How are you hearing
keys that? Where did you learn music or you know?

(37:36):
I think it's just you know, it's an ear thing
for me. You know, that's all of these sounds like
that's kind of I didn't have a guitar or anything,
so that's kind of how I learned. It's just very
nontric And I would play off to the radio too,
But if I if I didn't have a radio round,
I would do UM. I would play off of mostly
air conditioners, So trains are usually air conditioners or shameless plug.

(37:58):
But they're in a they're in a that's crazy. I
would you would listen to the radio and just play
along with songs like a drummer would. Yes, but you would.
But the thing about harmonica, though, is that you have
to um, you know, you have to have be in
the right key. So you have to think about harmonica playing.
Is chromatic? Is the big fat one that Stevie Wonder

(38:20):
used where you could click in and out of the keys. Um,
But just you know, just kind of traditional harmonica playing. Um,
you have a lot of keys. So that's the reason
why we were talking about paper with the belts and stuff,
is because you have to find the key. So show
up you have, what do you have there in your hand? Um?
I just want to hear the difference. So this is
an E I definitely got to lose from that. Let

(38:44):
me hear what I have now? Then this is this
is an E flat. Now I'm even sadder. That sounds
like Roseanne. Yeah. So as a harmonica play or do
you have to learn you ever learn melodies and play
like a melody of a song or are you kind

(39:06):
of just jumping around with like a jazz player. Well
it's kind of like a jazz thing for me. But yeah,
sometimes I'll have to find um, you know, like we're
gonna love let me do some of those lines and
you know, hey, hey man, I want to you know,

(39:28):
those kinds of lines. But for me, I just kind
of dig it because I'm singing. I kind of just
dig into the solo a little bit. I wanted to
wear one of those things that you put it on
your neck with a harmonica in it and do a
whole show with it, but never actually play it and
make people think the whole time I'm gonna go to it,
but I never did. I was like, wouldn't that be hilarious.
I just wear it the whole time, big harmonica and
never even address it, and then I'm like, thank you guys,

(39:49):
good night. That's my kind of comedy right there. You know,
I've all I've actually thought about, like like doing having
a giant one and then having a little bitty one
right here so it looks like we're playing like, oh see,
you put a little room behind it, we can't see,
and you just kind of come out and waddle with
it like it and you put on those big sunglasses
at the same time they're oversized, and it'll be aw

(40:11):
see see okay, look, we've done it all. Taylor Hicks.
He's got a new song out today called port Swing.
That's amazing that we're also going to feature in a
national countdown. You played the second song, Uh, let me
see our six strings and diamond Ooh, I'm close. Diamond
rings is what's it called? Six strings and strings? And
oh I had it you did. I thought it was

(40:31):
like it was. They're hard on the back, six strings,
hard on diamond rings, hard on diamond rings. You just
said the word never mind. Okay, okay, okay, so I'll
say too both songs, they're sort of like both of them.
I was picturing the whole story the whole time you
were singing, because and I was following you along. We
don't know if I had the narrative right in my head.
But what's funny is coincidentally, I'm gonna follow him along

(40:54):
after this see where he lives, so control later the
soul right okay? Quickly uncomfortable questions from listeners. Question number one,
how old was Taylor when he was on American Idol?
Because your hair was already gray. You went great early
high sixteen, You went gray at sixteen. I had people
pluck them out of my head in class actually because

(41:15):
your parents would probably. Yeah, my whole family's like gray early. Yeah.
And did you ever think I'm gonna dye my hair? No,
although they wanted me too on idol. I mean they
were they were like they were like you should and
then you know, then I had a manager that at
one point in time, Jordan Felstein, who who was um
Maroon fives manager passed, loved him to death. He and

(41:37):
this is a great idea too, and I mean, I
guess I'll give it away, but he wanted me to
die at Pink for October for breast cancer awareness, which
I'm totally down to do it, and it would be
easier to do because it's already light. Yeah, like two
shades from Pink already, So you know, I mean that's
but no, they wanted me to diet on on idol,
but I just I didn't want to do it. Question two,

(41:58):
with Taylor Hicks singing my wedding for twenty grand, anything's
possible any day, Kevin Garnett said, the best that's possible? Okay,
you have to go through my agent. How tall is
Taylor Hicks? What about without your shoes? Five six? Yeah, exactly, Okay, entertainment,

(42:20):
that's it. Everyone, go check out, go follow Taylor Hicks
at Taylor Hicks Official. The new song is Porch Swing
You guys, everybody awesome, You guys sounded great. It's been
a lot of fun for me and anything from you
guys before we go. No, okay, it's great, it was great.
I've put one of those Apple air tags on his
car so I know exactly where he goes after this
second track him Otherwise, Taylor, congratulations on a great performance

(42:43):
in a new song, and hopefully we'll see soon my friend. Thanks.
All right there coming up half hour so Jody Massina
will be on. It's Carol Dales, Cali, California, somewhere Green,

(43:03):
somewhere lomer up in the mountains, damn by the ocean,
long as going somewhere together. I got a quarter heads
Carolina Tails, California. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, she keep going.

(43:24):
She's coming on a little bit. Doctor Phil had an
episode where a woman spent four thousand bucks so she
could get married to herself. Huh, she's thirty years old.
She wanted to learn how to love herself, so she did,
and then she married herself with nine bridesmaids. They must
be crazy too because they support that. I don't know
how it's viewed as legal, and maybe it was just
a four thousand dollars party, but she paid four thousand bucks,

(43:47):
and I don't know if she can divorce herself. Like
there's a lot of questions I have, but I'm not
gonna spend any time thinking about soon as the segments over.
I just saw and thought it was ridiculous because I
saw a teaser clip for Yeah, I don't think it's
illegally coming up on Doctor Phil. She spent four thousand dollars.
It is legal and recognized throughout the US. No way,
self solemnizing removes the need to hire an efficient. It

(44:09):
makes a lot of sense for adventurous couple yourself, like, no,
you can marry yourself as in okay, oh yeah, that's
like marry yourself, like you give me the picture, yeah yeah, yeah, yeah,
Mary Well, I google Cana Kelly back with Amy's Pile
of Stories. Next he starts going in Minture's Couples. You's

(44:33):
Amy's Pile of Stories? Well, it's Monday, so it's a
perfect time to talk about a trend. Bare minimum Monday
is what it's being called, and it is what it
sounds like. You go to work and you only do
what you really have to do. There's a TikToker named
Marissa Joe and she's made it popular, and she said
she just does the least amount of work necessary so

(44:54):
she can get by that day, and it helps her
start the week off so she's not as stressed on
a Sunday going into one day. You know, I hate copycats.
Lunchbox's been doing bare minimum every day, every day, for
every day for a long time, and here she is
trying to make a name off of what she uses
on TikTok and oh it's all of a sudden popular.
I mean, you've been doing that for how many years

(45:14):
twenty years exactly, and people are like, oh, you're so lazy.
But this person gets called creative, right, this person on
Sunds breaking New Yeah, she's a trendsetter. Hello, the real
influence is right here name lunchbox. That's right on Facebook
minimum every day. She says it can help us prioritize
our well being over our productivity. I agree that he
agrees mental health is very important. Huh okay, thank you, Amy.

(45:35):
What else women's scientists are saying we need to rebrand
the term mom brain? And I agree, but this, if
you're a man or anything else, it's more of just
anything negative that is associated to certain thoughts that you have.
It gets ingrained in you, and then it's a self
fulfilling prophecy. So if you think you're gonna have mom brain,
then you're gonna have more and more mombrain. You're gonna

(45:56):
forget more things because that's what you're expecting of yourself
during this season of life. My wife hates when someone
is called mister mom because and there's even that song
about Lone Start that's mister mom. Or it's like clean
house helps kids. She goes, No, that's not called mister mom.
That's called being a good dad. Ye right, that's not
called mister Momus like, mister mom, you're not doing moms stuff,
you're doing good parents stuff. And I was always like,
that's that's pretty good. Like one time I said, I

(46:18):
gotta like babysit my kids, and I'm like, that's I'm bad.
I should be watching my funny. Yeah, No, that's a
little out of my mouth. I was literally about to say.
One thing that's annoying to me is when guys say
they have to babysit their kids, Because does that happen
on the show, I don't know, it happens in life. No,
did you say babysit the kids in the show? Probably
I wouldn't. I would have decided look at Eddie going
home and baby sitting his kids. I would have thought

(46:39):
anything of it. Bones, I can't play it out. I
gotta baby sit my kids. Dude, that's so funny. And
I would have been like, Okay, yeah, I get it, Eddie,
and absolutely not, you're not babysitting your kids being a
dad exactly. So Luke Combs begin of being a dad.
He says that becoming a father has made him feel
like a kid again. He's got this new joy and
simply looking at a photo of his son text can

(47:01):
instantly improve his mood. So then it made me curious too,
just with you. I know you're not a dad, but
I do you have anything you can look at that
just instantly boost your mood. Let's let's take a look
and in my picture folder and see if there's anything
that makes me feel good. I'm just gonna go from
the very back side of the last pictures I took
library all photos. Okay, photo one me and the guys

(47:25):
from Freaking a Country. Oh yeah, it doesn't boost my mood.
But I like those guys. Their royal last name is
small Bone and my last name is Bones. So we
have a text thread every Thursday. We say what's up, family,
and we talked for a little bit and move on,
you three do that's funny? Is there a small bone
and on bone? So, but that one doesn't make me
feel too great. I do have a picture here of

(47:45):
the This one makes me feel good. The NBA Finals
on two K on PlayStation five PS five. I'm just
I will call I don't call it PlayStation five but
PS five. So I'd be Andrew in the finals and
I won the championship. He's the champ and so my
team's the National Nibblers. I moved up from Utah the
Utah Jazz to the National Nibblers, and he's the Timberwolves

(48:06):
and it whooped him the finals. And you know what,
looking at this picture on the five field, just I
don't even need a baby. I just like at my
video games that was Amy's pyle of stories. It's time
for the good news. Carson Waters is a fifteen year
old who loves basketball. So he has down syndrome, so

(48:29):
he's not gonna play on the team, but he has
the coach, Hey can I help out? So he's the
equipment manager, gets to practice a little bit with the
players all season long, and then last game of the year.
Coach looks down at the end of the mid says Carson, Carson,
go check in the game. Let's go puts him in
the game. They put him down by the hoop. Time's
running down. They passing the ball, Carson lays it in

(48:50):
off the backboard and goes in the grounds. Crazy, crazy, awesome,
And you want to hear us about his moll here's
his mom and coach talking about it. Seeing him go
in and the look on his face when they called
him into the game because he didn't know what was
going to happen was just I can't even describe it.

(49:11):
He loves to hype up the crowd. That's his favorite
thing to do, whether he's playing or not. So that
was really exciting. He's very deserving of it, and he
took it with stride. He went in there. He pumped
up the crowd and he made a basket. You know.
Sometimes when this happens, they'll put people in and they
don't make their first shot. But I like him when
the other team rebounds it and the hands it back.

(49:31):
Oh that's the best. You go take another one. He's
a great video. I love them all. It's like a
military member coming home. It's surprising. Yeah, I love those,
And then I love these kind of videos too. Hey,
that's it, Okay, anything else, that's it. Man, making sure
you never know two points. Good stuff. He's one hundred
percent on the year. There we go. That's what it's
all about. That was tell me something good. Here's a

(49:55):
voicemail from Kylie and Saint Louis. My husband is thirty
years old. He's kind of having a quarter life crisis
right now. I just need some advice on what I
can do as a wife to kind of help him
through this. He is not really finding joy and a
lot of the things that he normally would and I'm
just worried about him, and I don't really know what

(50:16):
to do to help him. He's very introverted and it's
not really showing any interest in making friends or cultivating
relationships right now, and I don't want to push him
too far, but I just need help. Good for you
for acknowledging and realizing this happening with him. I think
that's massive and you ain't gonna do the right thing
at first, because there's not really a right thing here

(50:38):
except to care and to love, and that's awesome. So
first of all, Kindie. Good for you, secondly is to
actually have this conversation with him and that I noticed
you didn't really enjoy the things you normally enjoy, Like,
how can we fix that? What can we do? So
an open conversation, which is the really easy cliche thing
to say. But he may not give you much because
sometimes I don't. If Caitlin's like, hey, this is going,

(51:00):
I'm like, I'm fine, but really I'm not. I just
want either don't want to burden her. Or two I'm
just tired and I just don't want to talk because
it's a long conversation. So I would really if it
were me. Whatever he loves to do, Let's say he
loves to play golf. You know, recently the last few years,
I've really like to play golf. Now, if my wife

(51:22):
were to go, hey, look, I don't think I've been
going crazy at work. I got you this. This is
a couple rounds on this golf course and set it
up for me. It's like you Eddie Tiger Woods, go
play it, just a few friends. I would just try
to do small things for him, doing the things that
you know he loves. And it's a two part thing.
One he realizes you're actually trying to help, and then

(51:44):
two he gets to go do fun stuff. And then
also I tell him go to a therapist. If he
hasn't done that, that's a massive one to Some people
don't want to do it, and some people can't afford it.
But if you can, if your insurance covers it, if
you can get to go to therapy, it's awesome. It's
the greatest thing I've ever done. But it's also still
not the answer. So I don't know. Every situation has
so much nuance in it. I know we're not in
a culture of nuance. If you got to pick one

(52:06):
side and scream from it, and that's it. But you
love him, share that with him, Talk to him about
what you see here. He won't give you much. Try
to set him up on I'm not gonna say dates,
but try to set him up on occasion to do
things that you know he loves to do, and just
keep encouraging. That's it. Just keep encouraging him. Tell him
you know you think he'd go to therapy in an

(52:27):
encouraging way. Other than that, it's just trial and error.
Do it, do it wrong, figure it out the right way.
But you're doing the right thing. You love him, and
that's what it is. Let him know that. Aim anything
you want to say. Yeah, I was going to almost
encourage her to go to therapy too, because yeah, you
can turn involve. No, absolutely not, but sometimes when your

(52:52):
better half is going through something and you you you
can sometimes take some of it on and then you
can get the tools so that it doesn't affect you,
and then also your therapist and help guide you how
to come alongside him in an unbiased way exactly. And
I I was just kidding about that. Now you never know, Kylie,
thank you for that. Now let's go over and do
the Morning Corny. The Morning Corny. What do they call

(53:16):
George Washington's False Teeth? What Presidentiers present Day? That was
the Morning Corny. I love a good theme, I love
you a theme joke for the holiday. It's President's Day.
Let's do some presidential trivia. Write your answers down. There'll
be seven questions. If you go seven for seven, you

(53:38):
get a ten dollar bonus, which we don't often offer bonuses,
but since it's a holiday, let me tell you got
that money. Yeah, maybe that's free. I wouldn't admit it's cash.
If you get go seven for seven, a twenty dollars bonus, okay, focus,
you know what twenty dollars does makes mellah. Question number one,

(54:02):
the teddy bear was invented in honor of what president?
All right, I'm one for one, I'm in and I'm
member the win. Amy Roosevelt lunchbox, Teddy Roosevelt, Eddie Theodore Roosevelt.
Correct Question number two? What president is associated with the

(54:24):
Watergate scandal? Then give me that twenty dollars. I'm inmber
the win. All good? Yeah, Amy Nixon, lunch Nixon, Eddie
Nixon boom? Who is the only president from Arkansas? I'm

(54:48):
in for the wind lunchbox Bill Clinton, Amy Clinton, Eddie
Clinton brect three. We are good, guys, We are so good.
He's gonna o sixty dollars. Oh, we all get it right,
which president initially chose a career in entertainment and even
appeared in more than fifty films, and and for the

(55:11):
wind Eddie Ronald Reagan, Amy Reagan, latchbox, give me Reagan
correct over. You have to say every time. Every time, guys,
when I get closer to money, I get more excited.
What president said the quote, I am not a crook,
oh man, and you know it. I'm not a don't

(55:38):
don't get I am I getting two detailed, don't get away,
talk a little bit more like him anything else. It's
actually pretty good. I don't know how was there a
president that shook like that, Yes, when he said that
I'm not a you underwater, you're underwater. I don't know.

(55:58):
I was the guests. I don't know. Don't come to
me first, lux box. Do you have an answer? Yeah,
I will write it now. I just say your first Trump, Eddie,
that's Nixon, Amy, shoot Trump, but we already had Nixon. Yeah,
that was There's no role about I can't double up. Okay,

(56:21):
you never double up in a game, and you did
that to me. I was like, it has money gone,
sorry money gun, sorry dang. Who was the only president
unanimously elected, meaning all the state representatives voting for him,
like all the states. Let me understand what that means.
I'm in unanimous. I'm not gonna go unanimous on this game.

(56:45):
I'm go unanimous win ray Unlet's he answer a question.
It shows Mike off at this point. Thank you. I
figured it's a home Yeah, there you go, see Amy,
I'm just going back to the beginning. George Eddie, Oh yeah,
I mean things were different back then. George Washington, carn
Lunch is up now, lunch George Washington, Yeah, correct, Yeah,

(57:09):
how does that make you feel? Lunchbox? It feels good.
My turn is Mic on himself Now he's off. All right,
one question left, Eddie's winning final question. You know Abe
lincol right, we talked about him earlier. Yes, everybody's pretty
good about a b LINCLN feel pretty confident about knowing it.
The history of Abe Lincoln, we can't hear you. Abe
Lincoln was born in a humble log cabin. But who

(57:31):
was the first president born in a hospital? Hint, he's
still alive. Who was the first first president born in
the hospital. I'm in I'm first president born in a hospital.
Hospitals weren't invented to the eighties. You guys are in yes,

(57:53):
all right, what are you doing? All right? Here we
go answer the lunchbox's still I'm in lunchbox. It's Jimmy Carter, Eddie,
Jimmy Carter, Amy Carter. Whoa give me the money? Did
you sing? Dude? He did? Let's go. Everybody showed me

(58:15):
collect twenty dollars. But here's the job. I give me
twenty dollars. You got a hollow? Okay, here I go, Ray,
if you'll turn that down. Let's go a second for
a little hollering. Eddie got twenty dollars. And now here's
Eddie hollering. How do you haller? Who knows? Well? Let
me look at this. Twenty bucks and twenty dollars is
making me hollow. That was Nixon. Nice job, hed, Hey, good,

(58:39):
I didn't know you got all seven. Good thing we
worked today? Yeah, twenty dollars? All right, all right, let's
play Morgan wal We're so stupid on the Bobby Bones Show. Now.
Jody Massino, Jody Massina, Hello, what's going on? Good to
talk to you, my friends. First of all, I saw
the image pop up on my Instagram feed about your tour,
and the first thing I thought myself was, she's doing

(59:01):
a whole lot of shows. Look look at you booking
shows forever. Actually it seems like it. Yeah, that's pretty cool.
And the great thing about you is you play all
the hits right, Like, you know, there aren't any of
the hits. You're like, I don't even play that one anymore.
Oh no, well, I don't know. Sometimes there's not enough
time to do them all, but we try to get
them all in there. That's a heck of a problem

(59:23):
when there's not enough time to do all the hits.
I didn't I didn't mean that like in an arrogant way.
I just meant, you know, sometimes we do some new
stuff or tell stories behind songs, and we run out
of time. And I didn't take it as an arrogant way.
But if it were me and I had all the hits,
I would say it even more arrogantly. I'd be like,
not enough time in the day to get all these
hits in that's hot, said Jody. When you moved to Nashville,

(59:45):
did you have to do because some of our friends
that are artists now and but they had to do
random jobs when they moved here just to survive early on,
like real life jobs that weren't just music. Did you
have any jobs like that when you moved here? I did.
I was. I was a bartender for about a week
and it didn't work because I didn't drink, so I
couldn't tell the difference between vodka and whatever bourbon, you

(01:00:09):
know what I mean. I didn't know what was clear
what was colored. It was awful. It was a nightmare.
So you did you make decent money doing that though,
because I don't know what would you sing? I made
a really strong drink, so like too strong? Probably? Did
you ever? Do you have any office job? Did you
ever temp anywhere or anything like that? I did. I

(01:00:30):
had an accounting job that were less than glamorous, But yeah,
I had did that for a while and then I
was actually doing working in the accounting office of a
Christian label when I got my record deal. So I
was happy to leave because I wasn't the greatest at it.
So what do you mean, So you're working there and

(01:00:51):
so in the afternoons and evenings, are you like singing
demos for other artists or are you playing? Like how
do you get a record deal? As you have a
real job, Well I need simmer girl. That helps there
you go. Yeah. No, So his producer, Byron Gallimore, had
heard me on a radio show. I was on a
radio show every weekend and I'd perform live. So his

(01:01:11):
producer heard me on a radio show and then they
got in touch with me and we're like, hey, let's
make a demo. And then we made a demo and
they pitched it to labels, and there was one point
where I met some of the label folks at cmafest
and they said they were interested in making a record.
So I was like, okay, and you got to quit

(01:01:32):
by day job. Yeah. Right. Do you feel like Heads
Carolina is even bigger now? I mean I don't know
if it can be bigger now, possible, but it's so
big again because first of all, we all love the
music we grew up with, so that there's like this nostalgia.
But then also Cole Swindell does his version and you're
on that remix. I mean, there's like a whole new
energy to that song, right, Yeah, I mean it's always

(01:01:54):
been one of the biggest songs live, you know, it
kind of has a different life to it. Yeah, when
you're playing these shows. Are you you said you play
new music. Are you telling me there's about to be
new music that you're putting out? Flip? Well, you did
say new music, and I know there hasn't been in awhile.
So my assumption is you're going to put new music out.
Is that true or false? I need to know where
I'm going to hang up the phone immediately, so you bully,

(01:02:16):
you're a bully. Yes, there will be new music coming
up in the next few months. Okay, so when you
get that, please come see us. Otherwise, everybody listening, Jody
is everywhere. Her toy get tickets at Jody Messina dot com.
You can also go to her socials and find the
links there. But I want to say this that I
was just kind of looking at the schedule and this
weekend she's going to be in Grand Rapids, Michigan for

(01:02:39):
our listeners in Wisconsin, she'll be in Green Bay this weekend,
then Pigeon Forwards Tennessee, then all through Texas in which
Tom Enforce Smith Arkansas. So if you're listening to the show,
she's gonna be near you because she I looked she
has one thousand, three hundred and twelve tourd dates in
the next two months. Yes, so let's see how that
shakes out. Jody, good to talk to you. Hope people
go to the show again. There's a new best of
album coming out March Hint, which yet on vinyl. But

(01:03:02):
that's not the l before, that's not the new music, right,
that's just that's the best of. That's the best of
my former record label and I have gotten together to
just compile, compile just the wonderful years we had together.
And now they're releasing that in a way it's never
been released, which is on vinyl, so it's gonna be fun.
The tour hits. Carolina tells California Jody Messina dot com

(01:03:25):
go see her, and Jody will see you soon when
you guys come up into the studio for a new
solng Okay, absolutely, all right, there she is JODYSSI. Everybody,
we're here, and you guys are more than welcome to
call us if you are working today or you're up,
we're here. Bobby's story all right. Time for the news.

(01:03:45):
It's a good time of the year for infidelity, they say,
which is they're never a good time, but it's where
a lot's happening like right now. So relationship experts are
saying here's how to see, Like, keep one eye open.
Number one, watch out for a partner who takes a
sudden interest and how they look if they usually don't
care how they look, especially if they're dressing up during

(01:04:07):
lazy Saturdays or while they're at the house. What good
is that doing for you? You get dressed up for
like a secret FaceTime in the bathroom. If they used
to wear sweatpants on the weekend, now they wear a
polo and dockers, they say, watch out. Also look for
a newly started gym membership. And if they're showering at
work or the gym before they come home, Like, that's

(01:04:29):
one too, because what are they trying to shower off?
That's from web MD. I will say this about Eddie.
Eddie's been working out with me at the house. Hey,
new interests. I'm not wearing polos and doctors there on
the weekendower we shower in my house. It's that season. Yeah,
it's not even a collective shower. It's just like we
just right next up. A surprising thing. Job interviewers look

(01:04:51):
for sixty percent of the HR professionals poled say appearances
are so important that job applicants should groom their fingernails
before an interview. Now this is already obviously, fix your hair,
make sure your breath don't stink, like look put together,
but they say, also groom your fingernails because bosses, the
people that are hiring look at small things like that.

(01:05:12):
I don't. I have to interview people constantly. I don't
ever look at fingernails, I guess because I ain't gonna
hold it against Jeff, Like you got a job right
now also doing sea walls or working on cars exactly,
so so I'm not gonna look at that, but I
will look. You gotta do the little things right in
order to do the big things right. A big believer
in that. So if you show up and you look

(01:05:35):
like garbage in general, that's gonna hurt you because you're
supposed to look a little bit. It's like a first date.
You don't you don't have to like wear a tuxedo,
but you should look a little better than you do
if you're just on a normal ninth date. Because it's
like I'm bringing my best representative to you, which is
me to say you should hire me, or you should
date me more. But I don't look at fingernails. I
contact Big One pleasant like you like being around him

(01:06:00):
Big One, and then all the other stub resume. What
about what about a suit? Like? Is that too much
for like this job? You never can be too much.
If somebody came in, Okay, tuxedo would be much, because
that's a whole different vibe. But if you showed up
in a suit, I would think it was awesome. It
means you're gonna go extra effort. You don't need to
wear a suit to this interview. And is it a
bit much? Yes, but a bit much in the in
the correct way you want to be a bit much,

(01:06:21):
because if you also showed up and just overall too
no shirt underneath it, that would be a bit much
the other way. Now, if you're big farmer and you
came short over like, I get it. But yeah, appearance
is a big part of it. Next up, Well, there's
a guy from Columbia who's engaged to a rag doll
and he has made the announcement that she's pregnant. I
don't really understand. They threw a baby shower, they him

(01:06:45):
and her and their friends. Yeah, he previously made headlines
after revealing his plans for a dream wedding with Natalia
the Doll. They already have a son and daughter. There's
just a lot of questions. But then I get tired.
Then I just check out. I got other things to
worry about. But that is bizarre. Huh. He's not harming anybody, right,

(01:07:07):
Like he needs to be in a hospital, right if
he's not hurting anybody? Yeah? Probably, Yeah. I tried. I
tried to get there, but that's tough. I feel bad
for this story. I next US marine spends twenty seven
years waiting for a sweetheart. This retired marine has spent
twenty seven years waiting for his one and only to return.
Every Valentine's Day, fifty eight year old Esteban Paris stands

(01:07:29):
out in the street corner in Wavolarado, Mexico. He's holding
flowers and he's hoping that a woman he met at
a night club in nineteen ninety six will show up.
He fell madly in love with this woman named Cecilia.
They dated for two months. She ended the relationship. He says,
I'm still single. I have have no kids, I've never been married.
I've never looked for another girl because I will never
see in another girl what I saw Cecilia. That's from Yahoo. Okay,

(01:07:51):
this is not romantic. It is I'm very, very, very surface.
But she dumped him, which makes him want her more.
There's a part of it too, that he was younger.
He has this, he's romanticized how perfect she would have been.
Usually you start to realize old people's crap at about
four or five months in. Yeah, that's true. They're best
representatives don't show up anymore. So, Bro, you gotta let

(01:08:16):
it go. Yeah, let it go. I got a rag
doll you need to meet. Definitely. No, she's married. I
was just thinking, which is worse, rag dollar? I feel
bad for this guy? Oh, which one's worse? Good question? Amy,
I'm gonna go with the guy and waiting twenty seven years?
Maybe can you say both? I mean what, I don't know.
I feel for both of them? Me too, Bro, I
don't know if you're listening to me, but ain't nobody

(01:08:38):
worth being single for twenty seven years, especially a girl
you met for two months at dumped you. I think
he's listening, and well he goes back there, Yeah, he
goes back there to the corner. I don't think he
lives there right across the border. Yeah, he just drive across.
That would sucks something. Speaking of dating, DiCaprio says he
does not like the jokes about him only dating under

(01:09:00):
twenty five year olds, but the jokes exist because for
the most part, you can look at all the women
that he has had relationships with, they are under twenty five, right, yes,
And a lot of the jokes are people that are haters.
But that being said, that new girlfriend he has his
way young, is she like nineteen nineteen? Yeah, thats even
have a cock kill with him. That's that's crazy legal

(01:09:24):
in public, no way. What depends what a country here
and there. You guys got understand, they're not in America
a lot of the time. They're they're in foreign countries
and nice areas where it's eighteen. So yeah, she can
have a cocktail most but in fact you have to
go to a foreign country to have a drink though,
So you're a drinking age on the water here is
girlfriends eight Yeah, depending on what country he has always
on the yacht eighteen nineteen, twenty twenty one, twenty two,

(01:09:46):
twenty three, twenty twenty one, twenty two, twenty twenty five,
twenty three, twenty two, one, twenty twenty five, twenty four,
twenty five, twenty twenty one. That's his numbers. There. Sounds
like he's playing a good game. Twitter users are calling
out Elon Musk after Twitter announced it will now charge
for two factor authentication, which means what that is now
is you log in it? Since you have text? Did

(01:10:06):
you do this? You click? Yes? Boom? It keep people
from hacking your Twitter. But if you're not paying now
for Twitter Blue, you're not gonna be able to have that.
So I guess that's like unless they pay hack away. Wow,
how about that saying good? You should put that in
a little header. Twitter sturning into a disaster. It's my
favorite to like just scroll and read news and watch
sports clubs. But Twitter sturning into a disaster just being there.

(01:10:27):
It's commercials. It's weird. Hopefully they fix it. But I
did see two where meta which is Facebook Instagram. They're
now for eleven ninety nine. You're gonna be able to
buy a blue check mark a month. So are they
gonna take ours away? I don't think so. But I
didn't ask for grandfather, then I think if you have one, Morgan,
do you know, because I think if you have one,

(01:10:48):
you get to keep it. But what Twitter did, even
if you had one, now it doesn't It just says
this person might have at one point had something cool
to do. It doesn't even say anymore that you were
cool because I was super cool when I was the
only one that had a blue check for all you
shmos camera Morgan, what do you know? Yeah, no, you
got it right. It's they're gonna let you keep it.
But they also might do what Twitter did, and you
might get a gold check mark to verify that you're

(01:11:09):
even cooler than most people. Yeah, so that's what I need.
That's all talking about my life. It's a blue check.
That's the value. I mean, really, that's it. All right,
that's your news, thank you storyet in my wallet, I
got twenty bucks here come, Yes, twenty dollars make a hollow. Yeah, yeah,
there's what we're gonna do. I'm gonna play some Reba
clips for a second, but I'm gonna give you guys.

(01:11:32):
Get your pen and paper out. Okay, if you want
to win the cash. Eddie's got his lunchboxes, got his
yea good PM. Twenty dollars make you Hollas President's to
day you're gonna have. I'm gonna start the timer right now.
You'll have five minutes to write down as many US
presidents as you possibly can. Oh, let's go. There are

(01:11:52):
forty six of them. If you can get twenty five,
then you'll at least get a chance of twenty bucks.
If you can't get twenty five, well, I'm not gonna
get ready. And you guys, I thought you were going
on are you guys can go? And I say go,
but I'm gonna keep going. You got it, so don't
worry about me and go. How many presidents can you
write down? Okay? Over on the Bobby Cast, there's an
hour long conversation with Riba which he came to the house.
You had so many great stories. If you haven't heard

(01:12:15):
this one yet, go over search for the Bobby Cast.
You know, I asked her if it's true that she
turned down a role in Titanic, and she said yeah,
and this is her reasoning. I had the part Unsinkable
Molly Brown was the part I was going to play.
I went auditioned for James Cameron and we were back
on tour and they needed like August September and October.
So we moved our concerts to November, December and then January,

(01:12:37):
and then they would I mean, you start getting all
the venues. We were promoting ourselves, and you get all
that set, and then they'll come back and go, you know,
we're gonna have to move it three months. But well,
you can't do that. I've got people that are depending
on me for their livelihood. That's their paycheck. So I said, sorry,
I can't do this to my people. That part, yeah,

(01:12:58):
so many great stories. She also talked about when she
first met Dolly Parton. Reba was making her Aubrey Aubrey debut,
that Dolly showed up and nobody knew Dolly was coming.
I was going to go and do my first performance
at the Grand ol Opry, and they told came up
and said, we're gonna take one of your songs away
from you. You only do one, And I said why simple?
Dolly Parton just pulled in the parking lot and I said,
she can take both of them. Cannot meet her, and

(01:13:20):
she walked buying this chaffaun black pants sued and had
those butterfly run Stone butterflies home and this big cotton
candy hair. Hell out, man, that must be what angels
look like. That was the most beautiful woman I ever
saw my lot. It's one after the other. Go search
for the Bobby cast later today after this show and
listen to Reba over at the house for like an

(01:13:41):
hour talking about whatever. It's just a great, great interview.
You guys have about fifteen seconds. Somebody win this twenty dollars. Okay,
we all know what twenty dollars makes you do. He's
gonna win because he loves presidents. I do love president
a live longer. Oh, you're seeing more. I'm like two

(01:14:02):
years older than you. Okay, and time. Give your sheets
to Mike Dye. I think you'll know money. You'll know mine. Yeah,
I write your names on it. He's not trying to
anonymously pick a winner, so he's gonna look at him.
You gotta have twenty five right in order to win
the money to begin with. And if you get that,
whoever has the most wins. Oh, twenty five right, that's

(01:14:23):
what I said. I got to twenty five. Oh you didn't.
I don't think so so, Mike Guinea, we'll come to
you in a few minutes. We're looking for how many
they got right, and also the funny ones that weren't
a president. Oh yeah, and if you can't read it,
who is it? Lunchbox? No, Amy's is terrible, like it's
like a diagram. Okay, let him look at it. We'll
come back to him. Mine mose All right, right, Mike,

(01:14:44):
you can read mine. Let's play Andy from Salina, Kansas.
Here you go, here's a voice mouth party studio Alight. Today.
I put my keys on my car and I drove
off without them and went to work. Don't know how
my car didn't shut off because it's the key bomb.
And all of a sudden, I was at work and

(01:15:05):
I got a phone call from some random number and
they have gone through the directory for the country's lot
that I live in. They called everyone found me and
so thanks come Lenda and Angy for being detective. They
found me and got me my keys back, and it
was totally an Amy. How do you feel about her
defining as an Amy momentum? I guess I don't right,

(01:15:29):
there's a little, but at least we've connected in some way.
So you know, I locked my keys in my car
last week playing pickaball. I told you guys, Yeah, but
I didn't know you could lock. I didn't know the
keys would lock in the car if it was an
electric lock situation. I thought, if they were in there
in the censors, it would just unlock, and then all
of a sudden, I gotta uber home. The annoying part

(01:15:49):
was then embarrassing part was my friend who I was
playing with. I could easily say, hey, I locked my
keys in my car, but he had just beat me
thirty two and I was so upset. I just let
him leave. I'd rather him just go away and I'll
take an uber myself. I said, I you haven't ride
in the car with him. If you had one, you
could ask, hey, yeah, hey stay we run me to
the house real quick. Let me get my key. Absolutely okay,

(01:16:11):
But I was so annoyed with myself. I lost in
the fifth match. I'm pretty a loser twice. I was
just embarrassed. I was like, I can't lose here and
in life, That's what it seemed like I was doing. Earlier,
Taylor Hicks was on I just want to play this
performance again. Now. I'm a big Taylor Hicks guy. Never
met him until today, but it was a massive Taylor
Hicks fan when he was on American Idol followed along,

(01:16:33):
would like buy his music? Would like download it and
then stream it? Just been Taylor Hicks all the way.
And then he came in and crushed it. He put
out a brand new song today called Porch Swing. All right,
Mike you ready? Okay? So twenty bucks to anybody who
can get twenty five presidents right? Just straight listen to them,
give an order. You just gotta get their names right.

(01:16:53):
There are forty six total presidents. What's the most that
anyone got right out of amy Lunchbox? Ready? Twenty three?
No money? Sorry? Sorry, I just thought of one too. President.
Which one did you not put down? Coolidge? That's when
I wrote down Coolly. That's what I mean. Yeah, you

(01:17:15):
did not get credit for that. Dang it. That's his nickname.
So any funny ones that they've put on their mica,
like the tactic that Lunchbox did of just listening generic
names like Smith and Jones hoping it would be a president.
How many of them were there? Th line? None of
the nine? Yeah? Really Smith, that's like the most common
last name I'm looking at the last year, I did
not see a Smith and who finished in last place?

(01:17:38):
That would be Amy with sixteen seventeen and did she
miss any that were Lol? Yeah, like you said, Cooley's
under president Patterson is not a president the writer, Yeah,
Jack Patterson. Patterson sounds like this is me. Yeah, this
was me doing what lunchbox did? I think? I also
put a Smith m and a Williams and a Brown.

(01:18:00):
She went the same tactic. Okay, so Amy finished last.
How many did the second place person get? It was closed?
They got twenty two? Wow, I'm shot. Had to double
check who is the winner. The winner with twenty three
is lunchboy? Hey Mike, if he got twenty three right,

(01:18:28):
how many did you put total? Though? I have probably
like thirty thirty two. Any any funny ones that he
wrote or was it all just generic last engineering names?
And what about Eddie anything of note? No? Eddie was straightforward.
He just didn't have enough. Dang, Coolidge, what have gotten
in the tie? That show biz? Baby? Everyone? Dang? I'm
pretty pleas pressed with myself. So his percentage was one

(01:18:50):
hundred percent. That percentage don't win, uncho. You were two
away from the money though, but you didn't win. Congratulations
Like that isn't cz You're some all right, man, I
am pretty smart. Yeah, he shot out to my history teachers.
It didn't believe in me, miss r in high school. Gee,
she hated me. I'm gonna say it's like I just well,
anybody between like John Adams and Lincoln, which is two

(01:19:12):
to sixteen, I don't know. You want to hear him
real quick? Here you Washington, Adams, Thomas Jefferson. Did I
write down Jefferson. We're not gonna go through and let's
say what she did. But you had Madison him and Row,
John Quincy Adams, I put Adams twice, Andrew Jackson, Martin
Van Buren, William, Henry Harrison, Tyler Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce,

(01:19:34):
and Buchanan rounds up the top fifteen. All right, happy Presidents.
This this day is stupid to have off. It should
be Super Bowl Monday. Was just changed. It out like
nobody's passionate about President's Day. I am, I love my President.
I know it was great, but nobody's passionate about it
for a holiday where we would be passionate about Super
Bowl Monday, and you're talking about a two or three
week difference, and people would go and not be as

(01:19:55):
exhausted at work all right, that's all other lose a
headache story, lose a headache within five minutes by licking
something freezing cold in the freezer. Cold things cool the
blood that flows to your brain, which there's a good
shot that could alleviates pain. You ever see that meme
where it's like, I don't know why I have a headache.
Then my hair's pulled back too much. I'm dehydrated. I

(01:20:17):
That's what I live. I'm like, why do I Why
is my head killing me? Most lates because I'm dehydrated.
Most of us are dehydrated all the time, like unless
you just keep up water. So annoying but awesome to
have it because a lot of places don't have clean water.
But it's like I just gotta pee all the time
if I drink enough water. But we're here, we're working today.
The podcast is new. Go check it out. Maybe get

(01:20:38):
to wake up late today. Good for you then have
to work today that you know, honestly, we didn't have
to work today either, Yeah, but you wanted no. I
just felt like the listeners they deserved to have us
living a normal schedule for them. Amen. Amen, Amy. I
appreciated that rough, rough weekend over at our house. The

(01:21:00):
the bulldog Stanley had his second ACL surgery. So the
ACL is the ligament basically, we'll just say knee. He
tore us first one all the way in half, like
seven eight months ago, and when he tore that one
in half, he partially tore the other ones. We had
surgery on one while the other one was still hurt,
and they said, well, maybe you'll never have to have

(01:21:20):
surgery on the other one. So as soon as he's
back one hundred percent, he rips the other one and
he just let me go and finish this. You gotta
admire that, right got finishes what he starts. So he's
like dragging his leg around. So we have that second surgery.
He gets home Friday morning. I think I'm not sure.
It's a little blurry because they kept him for a
day and he just can't do anything. Don't We don't

(01:21:43):
put the cone on him because I think it's humongous,
But we have a pillow that goes around his head
to keep it from licking his wound, and he will
take off trying to sprint on it. So we have
to keep him on a leash in the house for
the most part unless he's on like an opioid which
they give us to knock him out so he'll get
some sleep. So all week and long, we just couldn't
leave it. He just couldn't be anywhere that wasn't in

(01:22:04):
our sight, and he had trouble sleeping. So I sat
in the room all night, was drifting to announce. So
then I feel like crap. I got this cough that
won't leave. And I'm also taking some cough medicine because
Eddie and I have a show at the Rhyman tomorrow night.
So but he's on his way back, but it's tough.
He hate a banana. Oh can't they eat that? Well,
here's the thing. No, that's the answer. A banana not

(01:22:26):
so bad, but a full peel can be toxic. So
I left to go to rehearsal yesterday Eddie and I
and a lot of the acts that are playing our
million dollars show at the Rhyme and tomorrow night, and
we're just rehearsing with the artists that are swinging by.
And I get back in Caitlin's like Stanley's been vomiting
and crapping everywhere, and I was like, what happened? Apparently

(01:22:46):
I left a banana low enough for him to get
I don't remember doing it, but it had to be
met because she wouldn't do that. And so he hate
the peel and everything. He just drugged out of his mind.
So she calls poison control and they're like, let's They say,
if he's still vomiting five hours, then take him in.
But he vomited for like an hour and a half.
So he's sick because of a Banana's my fault. He's pooping,

(01:23:11):
throwing up, can't walk as a leg, he's on pills.
It's just dramatic all weekend, but very fortunate that we
can afford a surgery like that. And then after probably
Tuesday or Wednesday of this week, it kind of goes
from just pure hell to like kind of hell and
that's okay, and then he'll be back a couple of months.

(01:23:31):
I think we have like two and a half months
of rehab and then he's back again. He's got two
you know, bionic legs and no issues. Yeah, he'll be good,
it says, I believe. Fourteenth to fifteen surgery. We counted
him all, poor guy, three years, fourteen surgeries, fifteen surgeries,
whatever it was, like overall at four on his eyes,
one on his jaw, his Wiener split at some point,
one of us. It's one of us, either Hemory, you

(01:23:53):
can't remember. I don't remember, but I think it was him.
I don't have a scar, two acls his bh and
years too, Zach. We have a lot of similar issues.
Oh boy. So that's what we did this weekend was
hang out with a dog and just and trying to
make sure we watched a lot of a show. I'll
give you a review on a new show that I've

(01:24:14):
been watching. It's so good. I'm not gonna give you
that review right now because I want to check in
with you guys too. Amy. This weekend, you went to
the Opery? Yeah, how was it? My sister was in
town with some friends and so we all went and
it was still fun, Like you've I forget how awesome
it is to just be surprised by a lot of
the acts because we didn't look at the lineup. We
knew Laurie Morgan, but then we didn't like look at

(01:24:36):
everybody else, and it was so cool. Like Bill Anderson
was there, Jamy, think of you, and it's crazy that
he's eighty five. Yeah, you know what. He goes hard
Frady five, Yes, I mean I think eighty five year
old because Kaylin's grandfather's also eighty five and he's still
coaching basketball, right. But mostly I guess when I was
a kid, eighty five year olds can barely walk around.

(01:24:56):
Bill Anderson rocks. He's funny, he's what did, He's quick,
he's singing. That was I was most impressed with how
funny and with it was there. He played a joke
on everybody, pretending that Willie Nelson was about to come out,
and he you know, even went and looked towards the
backstage to see him walk. I mean, everybody was freaking out.
I was like, there's no way, there's no way, there's
no way. And then he turned and it was hilarious.

(01:25:16):
Then everybody dies laughing. I'm like, this guy's great. I
was a little nervous when he walked, especially near the
edge of the stage. I was, yeah, I was very
like nervous for him at that, but awesome. Dean Dylan
had his Opery debut, which is crazy that he's never
played the opera ever, and so he told some really
cool stories. Ernest came out and played a song with him,

(01:25:37):
and then he told a story about ocean front property
the day that they wrote it. He said he hated it,
like I told that story. Yeah, oh sorry. I took
it in more hearing it from him, I think I
think I remember you saying now that yeah comedy song.
He's like, he doesn't like writing funny songs. Is about

(01:25:59):
to say, yeah, well it was really covering her him
say it, and how he hitchhike to Nashville like back
in the day. So said that right there in that chair. No,
I didn't have Dean Dylan's face in front of me
saying it, so I guess it was different. And then
Laurie Morgan brought out Darryl Worley something she didn't sing that.

(01:26:19):
I was kind of sad. I wish she would have.
And I mean it was just a really amazing show.
Britney Spencer was there too. I loved it. Lunchbox asked
me to introduced him to Jessica Alba. Yeah, but I
don't know. Jessica. You can you can figure it out.
But where did this come from? She posted first Arkansas
game and it's her at an Arkansas basketball game. I
believe this weekend and I'm like, Wow, she obviously had

(01:26:41):
the hookup. She probably hit up someone at the Arkansas
Athletic Department. Bobby knows people in athletic department. So I
need Bobby to reach out and be like, hey, I
saw you were hanging but why do you want to
meet her? What do you think is going to happen?
Who knows? Man? Who knows what? I don't understand. We'll
become friends or married with kids? I understand, but Jessica
Alba is awesome. Yeah, yeah, but I'm saying you're married

(01:27:02):
with kids, So why do you want to hang out
with esca? Allbu become friends, that's all? Yeah, buddies. Yeah,
I don't know her. I think she had a Walmart
meeting up there, which is why she's obviously makes a
ton of money with her products. Yeah, she's honest and beauty.
It was just really cool. I saw her the game.
I was like, she must be an Arkansas fan. Bobby's
an Arkansas fan, Bobby, why do you want to meet her?
Be friends? Man, it's so weird. He's married with kids

(01:27:25):
and he's trying to get me to hook him up.
Jesska Alba, who I don't even know. I said, just
introduce me. I didn't say hook up. What's what's the
best case scenario? Come best friends? You know, maybe there's
a pineapple situation? What pineapple? Don't ask? Yeah, don't ask,
don't don't follow up on that. I'm just saying, anybody,
did you see her at the game? I didn't go.
I couldn't go the picture. Yes, yes, guy, that's what

(01:27:46):
I'm saying. I was going to go to the game.
Oh my goodness, you would have been with Alba. You
would have been sitting right next to her. We got
have been awesome. We don't know that that's true either, dang.
And I didn't get to go to Adam Sandler either,
which I was really looking. Man. I didn't realize that
was this weekend? Mike? Did you? Was it come to I?
I've been looking for this like four months, but I
couldn't leave. How was it? It was awesome? It was

(01:28:07):
just like his last special that you love. That's the
one show I want her to go to. He'll come again, dude, Dude,
I'll come back around. Ain't getting any younger. That's true. Well,
that's the weekend. I hope you guys had a great one,
So you're gonna reach out to album I am. I
don't know her. Are you gonna reach out to arkinsall athletic?
Not it for you? No, not for this. Maybe bring
her on the show. I don't know her, but they do. Okay,

(01:28:31):
thank you, bow down, Sorry up the day. This story
comes to us from Michigan. A thirty one year old
man went to the drive through a taco bell ordered
his tacos. Pulls up to the window and they hand
him his food and he tells the lady and I
think I get a free medium pop right, She's like, no,
nothing for free. He points to his lap and says,

(01:28:52):
do I get it free? Now? Has a gun sitting there? Oh? Say,
do you get too? And so she gave him a
free pop and the stant manager calls police and he
gets pulled over about a block away and he was
on probation. One's supposed to have a gun, free pop
in a free cop Hey that Ryan's That's it. I'm lunchbox.
That's your bone head story of the day. On our

(01:29:14):
YouTube channel, you'll be able to go over and watch
Taylor Hicks performance studio. He was awesome. It was awesome.
I was like a little giddy schoolgirl or schoolboy. You
were it's all he was amazing, right, It's so good.
Now do I just think that because I'm in love
with some do you think? Or well, that's a little
bit more of that, like you really do like true love? Yeah,
true love for her. So go check it out on
the Bobby Bones Show YouTube page. It's the Good News Countdown,

(01:29:39):
counting down the biggest good news stories across the left.
Let's go number three. An Ohio woman gave her grandfather,
who has advanced Parkinson's, a soundbox containing a recording of
him saying I love you, since he can no longer
say it on his own. So here is Megan Lehman
giving her grandfather the gift, him reacting to it. Why

(01:30:03):
thank you, I say I love you. I'd put the
recording on here so then you could always say it. Oh,
really cool thing. She could have cut Megan off and
he could used for everybody in the family though her, No,
that's awesome. There's also my wife had sent me a
couple of tiktoks of these dogs who are trained to
tap the button to say please, thank you, treat. That's awesome.

(01:30:27):
She's like, should we get one of these for Stanley
and eller. I was like, no, they'll just be hitting
random buttons all day on. It'll be it'll be like
given a kid a drum set well this year, all
please thank you, please, please please thank you. So we're
probably not gonna do that, but I did like that story.
There's a guy named Ed who is still bowling at
age one zero three. That's right, he's bowling at one
hundred and three years old. He was a pilot in

(01:30:49):
World War Two. He got stranded in Iceland, so he
and his buddies past time by bowling on ice. Now
he's still add it eighty years later, so so many
reasons to go That dude's all awesome. That's Ed one
hundred and three years old. Let's go Walmar. Mom and
Missouri went on Facebook looking at pay someone to hang
out with her twenty four year old son who has
down syndrome, but instead tons of people got in touch

(01:31:11):
and said, hey, you don't have to pay us, we'll
just come be his friend. He's into video games, so
a nonprofit got involved too and give him a new
sixty five inch TV. Now he keeps asking his parents
if they're jealous because he's got so many new friends,
more than them. Actually the good news countdown. Thank you,
We'll see you tomorrow. Jason Aldean's On with Us Tomorrow

(01:31:31):
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