Morgan updates us on her regift at her White Elephant party and how she got busted by a listener. And then we challenge our listeners to text someone "you're busted" and let us know what the response is by emailing us at bobbybanterpod@gmail.com.
Morgan then gives her book report on Matt Stell. You won't believe what we discover and what his Plan B was if he didn't make it as a country artist!
And then we chat about our college experiences and what would we change as inspired by the Bobby Bones Show.
00:00 Intro
00:36 The Art of Re-Gifting and Its Consequences
03:35 Relatable Moments: Listeners Interacting with the Podcast
05:20 Exploring Matt Stell: Morgan's Book Report
11:55 The Journey of Success: Hard Work Behind the Fame
16:39 Reflections on College Experiences and What We Would Change
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