Podcast Summary: B&T Extra – "Bigfoot is Not Real & Theme Songs"

Release Date: March 13, 2025
Podcast: The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast | Cumulus Podcast Network
Episode: B&T Extra: Bigfoot is not real, & Theme songs

Introduction to B&T Extra

In this episode of B&T Extra, Christopher introduces the segment by highlighting the topics for the day: the debunking of Bigfoot's existence and a deep dive into memorable television theme songs. The conversation kicks off with a lively debate among the hosts about the credibility of legendary cryptids and transitions seamlessly into a nostalgic exploration of TV show intros.

Debunking Bigfoot and Cryptids

The hosts engage in a spirited discussion about the existence of Bigfoot and other mythical creatures like Nessie. Christy brings forth scientific perspectives, quoting biologist Tim Colson from Oxford University:

"Biologist Tim Colson at Oxford University has urged monster hunters to find another hobby since the existence of cryptids is a scientific impossibility." [03:52]

Josh challenges this viewpoint, sparking a back-and-forth that blends skepticism with humor:

"Why is he saying... find another hobby." [04:03]

The conversation delves into the lack of physical evidence supporting the existence of these creatures. Christy emphasizes the scientific stance:

"Dr. Colson said we cannot write... the likelihood of the creature's existence is so tiny as to be confidently discontinued." [05:04]

Bob introduces a playful twist by suggesting the possibility of Bigfoot being an alien:

"The possibility that Bigfoot is an alien." [07:45]

This leads to a humorous exchange about aliens and the practicality of capturing Bigfoot on camera, considering modern technology:

"If you're out there hunting for Bigfoot and you see one, aren't you going to have the camera ready?" [08:03]

The hosts continue to mockingly explore scenarios where Bigfoot might be captured on doorbell cameras, blending scientific debunking with lighthearted banter.

Meteor Strike Footage

Transitioning from cryptids, the hosts discuss a recent event where a homeowner in Canada reportedly captured the first audio and video of a meteorite strike:

"Scientists believe a homeowner in Canada did capture the very first video of a meteorite strike on camera." [16:08]

Christy elaborates on the incident, describing the meteorite's impact captured by the security camera:

"The space rock smashed into the front walkway of Joe Velidium's home in Marshfield last July." [16:09]

The discussion highlights the rarity of such an event being recorded and the scientific implications behind it. Josh remains skeptical about the footage's authenticity, adding to the playful skepticism that pervades the episode.

Golf Cart Antics at the Ohio State Championship

A humorous anecdote unfolds as Dave recounts an incident involving Ohio State Buckeyes players in the tunnels of Mercedes Benz Stadium:

"Tom and I were almost killed and I'm not joking. On a golf cart." [15:04]

The story describes a mishap where the golf cart broke down, leading to chaos and near-accident scenarios:

"We would have been killed." [15:22]

The hosts laugh over the situation, with Bob questioning the driver's competence and Josh imagining scenarios where they might pilfer a golf cart for fun:

"If you ever get a chance... steal a golf cart, but borrow one. It's as fun as a thing you'll ever do." [14:54]

This segment serves as a comedic interlude, showcasing the hosts' chemistry and ability to entertain with personal stories.

Nostalgia for Classic TV Theme Songs

Shifting gears, the conversation turns to memorable television theme songs. The hosts reminisce about classics like "The Jetsons," "Cheers," and contemporary themes from shows like "Succession" and "Game of Thrones."

Christy expresses her fondness for the "Cheers" theme, noting its distinctive melody:

"Oh, right now. I don't know, but I would have to pick Cheers. You know what my lifetime Cheers would be the beautiful melody." [10:12]

Dave adds his preference for the "Jetsons" theme, appreciating its futuristic vibe:

"I kind of like the Jetsons. It always pops a good one when we talk about very good." [10:19]

Josh brings up modern themes, highlighting the complexity and moodiness of "Succession":

"It's very moody and dark, haunting and also up tempo. It's wild." [10:54]

The discussion reflects a blend of nostalgia and appreciation for how theme songs contribute to a show's identity. The hosts debate the cultural impact of these intros, with playful disagreements and shared memories enhancing the segment's appeal.

Concluding Anecdotes and Final Thoughts

As the episode nears its end, the hosts share additional humorous stories and observations. Christy mentions witnessing an extraordinary meteor event firsthand, adding a personal touch to the earlier discussion:

"I saw a meteor in real life... It was as big as the sun." [20:35]

Dave and Josh continue to intertwine jokes with their anecdotes, maintaining the show's signature humor.

Christopher wraps up the episode, encouraging listeners to catch future extras on various platforms, while Tom and Christopher promote motivational content related to personal development and peak performance.

Notable Quotes

• Christy: "Biologist Tim Colson at Oxford University has urged monster hunters to find another hobby since the existence of cryptids is a scientific impossibility." [03:52]

• Bob: "The possibility that Bigfoot is an alien." [07:45]

• Christy: "Dr. Colson said we cannot write... the likelihood of the creature's existence is so tiny as to be confidently discontinued." [05:04]

• Dave: "Tom and I were almost killed and I'm not joking. On a golf cart." [15:04]

• Christy: "I saw a meteor in real life... It was as big as the sun." [20:35]

Conclusion

This episode of B&T Extra masterfully blends humor with engaging discussions on debunking mythical creatures and celebrating iconic television theme songs. The hosts' chemistry and ability to intertwine factual discussions with lighthearted banter make for an entertaining listen. Whether you're a skeptic of Bigfoot or a fan of classic TV intros, this episode offers something for everyone, wrapped in the signature comedic style of The BOB & TOM Show.