Podcast Summary: The Bert Show – "Vault: Randy Jackson And Boyz II Men"

Date: December 1, 2025
Host: The Bert Show Cast (Bert, Kristin, Abby, Cassie, Tommy)
Special Guests: Randy Jackson, Boyz II Men

Overview

In this energetic and playful episode, The Bert Show orchestrates a surprise interaction between American Idol judge Randy Jackson and the legendary R&B group Boyz II Men. The show sets up a lighthearted prank where Randy Jackson is led to believe an intern is about to audition for him, only to reveal the “intern” is actually Boyz II Men’s Wanyá Morris displaying his incredible vocal talent. The episode is packed with laughter, genuine admiration, and memorable reactions.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Guest Setup & Playful Deception

• The Bert Show team sets the scene for a prank: Randy Jackson is called in, not knowing Boyz II Men are present in the studio (00:00–00:22).
• Host (A): “We got Boyz II Men in studio and we also booked Randy Jackson … what I’m gonna do is I’m gonna tell him that we have an intern here at the radio station that knows how to sing, Randy Jackson” (00:10–00:22).
• The sense of anticipation and camaraderie is palpable, as hosts and Boyz II Men are clearly having fun with the set-up.

2. Randy Jackson Joins the Conversation

• Randy greets the studio with characteristic warmth and energy.
  • Randy Jackson (C): “Very good, dude.” (00:24)
  • Host (A): “It is good to talk to you … we are glued to Fox when American Idol is on.” (00:25–00:36)
  • Randy is appreciative: “Oh, thanks, man.” (00:35)

3. The Singing Prank Unfolds

• The hosts introduce the “intern” Wayne, setting Randy up for the surprise (00:36–00:51).
• Wanyá Morris, posing as Wayne, launches into a soulful rendition of “I Will Always Love You” (01:01–01:54).
• Randy reacts with confusion and awe, impressed by the vocal talent:
  • Randy Jackson (C): “Who is that?” (01:54)
  • Host (A/B): “That’s Wayne, our intern.” (01:57–01:58)
  • Boyz II Men (F): “That can’t be Wayne.” (01:58)

4. Randy’s (Momentary) Gullibility and Praise

• After being told it’s the intern, Randy raves about “Wayne’s” abilities:
  • Randy Jackson (F): “Wayne, man. You gotta call me right now. Wayne, you the bomb man … Wayne can really sing.” (02:01–02:13)
• The hosts suggest a “second try” to confirm it’s not a fluke (02:13–02:19).

5. The Reveal and Shared Laughter

• After another sample, the truth is revealed as the real Boyz II Men (Wanyá Morris) declare themselves.
  • Boyz II Men (E): “Wanyá dog. What’s happening.” (02:45)
  • Randy Jackson’s joyous confusion: “Who in the hell is that? … Boys to man.” (02:34–02:45)
• The studio erupts in laughter as Randy realizes he’s been pranked and warmly greets the group.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the “intern’s” performance:
  • Randy Jackson (F): “Wayne, man. You gotta call me right now. Wayne, you the bomb man. You really think you can do your thing?” (02:01)
  • Host (A): “Just so it’s not a fluke.” (02:16)
• The Reveal:
  • Boyz II Men (E): “Wanyá dog. What’s happening.” (02:45)
  • Randy Jackson (F): “Who in the hell is that? It’s really… Boys to man.” (02:34–02:45)
• Camaraderie and Laughter:
  • The group’s shared laughter on the reveal is infectious—a highlight that encapsulates the fun, light-hearted tone of the show.

Timestamps for Important Segments

• 00:00–00:22: Set-up for the prank and introductions
• 00:23–00:36: Randy Jackson joins; fan appreciation
• 01:01–01:54: “Wayne” (Wanyá Morris) sings for Randy
• 01:54–02:13: Randy’s reaction and praise
• 02:34–02:45: The prank is revealed; shared laughs between all

Summary

This episode is a showcase of The Bert Show’s signature blend of humor, music appreciation, and genuine moments. The seamless prank pulled on Randy Jackson, involving Boyz II Men and their unmistakable vocal skills, makes for a delightful segment that both honors the musical talents involved and entertains listeners with authentic, unscripted fun. The playful banter, Randy’s warm authenticity, and Boyz II Men’s game participation illustrate why The Bert Show continues to engage its audience with memorable radio moments.