Podcast Summary: The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast – February 10, 2026

Main Theme and Purpose

This episode of The BOB & TOM Show blends its signature mix of comedy, irreverent talk, daily news, and sports commentary, accompanied by musical bits and phone-ins from comedic and sports luminaries. Topics ranged from Super Bowl fallout, unusual pets, odd news, celebrity interviews (Kostaki Economopoulos & Frank Caliendo), to the latest world records and humorous debates about everyday life, ensuring the familiar unpredictable and fast-paced tone.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Super Bowl Recap & Reactions (07:15–20:00)

• Hosts: Tom, Chick, Jess, Josh, Ace, Pat
• The crew dissects the previous night's Super Bowl.
  • Tom calls it a “super blah” game, “boring” despite winning a $4,000 bet (20:50).
  • Chick and others counter that it was decent from a sporting perspective.
  • Streaker incidents get laughs, including a discussion of someone betting on and then enacting a streaking event.
  • “A lot of people said they, you know, boring Super Bowl. I disagree. I thought it was fine.” – Chick (10:22)

Memorable Quote:

“Substantial wager doesn’t equal boring in any sense.” — Jess (20:14)

2. Guest Previews and Pet Debate (19:30–34:00)

• Upcoming guests: NFL comic correspondent Kostaki Economopoulos, impressionist Frank Caliendo, and comedian Tim Cavanaugh.
• Pet talk: If dogs and cats vanished, what would the crew pick as their household pet?
  • Preferences include pigs, llamas, birds, and ferrets.
  • Extended digression into bizarre state fair memories and the pet hierarchy in America.
  • Jess: “Pigs are probably the closest thing to dogs. I think they’re smarter.” (28:45)
  • Mock census reveals: 1. Dogs, 2. Cats, 3. Fish, 4. Birds, 5. Reptiles, and 6. Small mammals. Tom maintains fish are not true pets, contrary to official lists.

3. Musical Comedy & Bathroom Humor (03:45–08:20, 34:30–37:10)

• Opening segment: Pat Godwin performs “Pissing Outside,” a comedic musical bit about the joys of outdoor urination, by special listener request.
  • Lyrics invoke American pride and playful innuendo.
  • Recap of the backstory: A fan in the Bahamas inspired the request.
• Ongoing banter about writing one's name in the snow and “urethral dexterity.”

Standout Lyric:

“Because the grass is always greener when you water with your wiener outside.” — Pat Godwin (06:40)

4. News of the Weird: Pets, Cloned Dogs & Odd Laws (37:10–44:45)

• Teaser for upcoming dog cloning story and legal bans on "teapot pigs."
• Side discussion about parental pride in keeping a pet fish alive.

5. Signature BOB & TOM Debates: Petting Fish, Ferret Intelligence & Bird Petting (29:15–34:00)

• Arguments over what qualifies as a true “pet,” and pop-culture impact of movies increasing ferret sales.
• Recurring trivia: “Can you pet a bird?” and other odd animal facts.

6. Comedy Roundtable: Insurance Woes, Health Anecdotes & Fecal Transplants (44:45–54:00)

• The gang swaps stories about health battles and insurance gripes, notably Josh’s hospital stay (diverticulitis).
• Tom segues into a real medical news story about "poop pills" (fecal transplants) as cancer therapy, which cues Pat Godwin’s Carly Simon musical parody, “Fecal Transplantation.”

Memorable Quote:

“It’s a crapsule. Christy would say she actually said that, got a huge laugh when you were gone.” — Pat Godwin (52:26)

7. Fan Letters: Curling Commentary & PB&J Perfection (54:00–1:09:10)

• Letter segment sponsored by Sleep Number.
• Chick is lauded for a correct Super Bowl prediction; curling is lampooned for suggestive “sweeper” commands (“Harder! Faster!”).
• Extended peanut butter & jelly sandwich debate — bread choice, jelly type (Welch’s grape vs. strawberry preserves), ratio, and cutting methodology.
  • Josh: “I plug that hole with peanut butter, so that jelly doesn’t get through it…” (1:04:29)

8. Sports and Pop Culture: Ref Humor, NBA Fights, Olympic Mishaps (1:10:00–1:25:45)

• Recaps of recent sports brawls, athletes’ personal drama (Deshaun Watson’s lawsuits, Stef Diggs & Cardi B breakup).
• Figure skating backflip milestone discussed.
• Mockery of mid-game coach interviews ("Have they ever been interesting? Never." – Tom 1:22:10)
• “The only time refs are pulled apart by players…” (1:23:45)
• Pat riffs musically on “Piston Everything” in honor of the Detroit Pistons.

9. New Sports & World Records: "Run Nation" & Oldest Hockey Player (1:25:45–1:45:20)

• The team reacts to viral video of a brutal new Australian sport: two players sprint full-speed into each other (no pads). Renamed “CTE—Championship Tackling Event” by Tom.
• World record: Chilean man and sons ride motorcycles to the highest altitude ever recorded — to mixed approval.

10. Guest Interviews

a. Kostaki Economopoulos – NFL Wrap-Up (1:53:50–2:10:45)

• Offers final NFL takes, jokes, and roasts Patriots fans & media.
• Conversation on undercard Super Bowl suggestions, tanking controversy, and a special shoutout to Barstool’s Dave Portnoy.
• “When it was 12 nothing, we all thought 12 points feels insurmountable for the Patriots—said no Falcons fan since 2017.” — Kostaki (1:57:15)

b. Frank Caliendo – Voices & Stories from the Super Bowl (2:12:00–2:30:55)

• Frank discusses his table tennis obsession, impressions (Madden, Trump, Biden, Gronk), Radio Row chaos, and Gronkowski’s party habits.
• Performs Trump/Biden/Mariachi voices and shares Radio Row interview mishaps.
• “Here’s a guy who’s gonna put some reverse spin on it… He lied to you!” — as John Madden (2:16:13)
• Madcastle Grayskull riff: “I got passed over for the part of Ram Man…” (2:25:00)

c. Tim Cavanaugh – Cavalcade of Celebrity Birthdays (3:07:15–3:23:35)

• Comedy song segment: Birthday jokes, puns, and wordplay—Chuck U. Farley, typewriters, “Don’t Fear the Scythe Guy,” and more.
• Includes a rapid-fire “quickies” round and celebrity mash-up riddle solved by Josh.

Notable Quotes & Moments (Selected with Timestamps)

• “You don’t know what you’re missing until you start pissing outside.” — Pat Godwin (06:35)
• “Dogs, cats, fish! And you say a fish isn’t a pet?” — Tom (31:27)
• “I have piston pants, I have piston shorts… When I dribble.” — Tim Cavanaugh (1:18:20)
• “I plug that hole with peanut butter, so the jelly doesn’t get through it.” — Josh Arnold (1:04:29)
• “If I want to tell you, I’ll tell you. If I don’t want to tell you, I’m gonna tell you!” — Frank Caliendo (as Trump) (2:14:33)
• “When you walk your dogs with earbuds and a hat, we need a signal so people know.” — Tom (1:38:00)
• “It is not a sport—really, it’s entertainment, and boy is it.” — Tom on pro wrestling court ruling (3:03:25)
• “If you’re going to have as many first downs as the Patriots, you’re going to be sleeping alone.” — Tom (1:51:55)

Timestamps for Main Segments

| Segment | Approx. Time (MM:SS) | |---------------------------------------------|--------------------------| | Pissing Outside song & animal banter | 03:45–12:30 | | Super Bowl review & streaker stories | 12:30–19:30 | | Pet debate & state fair stories | 19:30–34:00 | | Cloned dogs, fish, pets | 34:00–44:45 | | Health & insurance comedy | 44:45–54:00 | | Fan letters: Curling & PB&J | 54:00–1:09:30 | | Sports, pop culture, NBA fights | 1:09:30–1:25:45 | | Run Nation (new sport), sports oddities | 1:25:45–1:45:20 | | Guest: Kostaki Economopoulos | 1:53:50–2:10:45 | | Guest: Frank Caliendo | 2:12:00–2:30:55 | | Guest: Tim Cavanaugh | 3:07:15–3:23:35 |

Overall Episode Tone and Style

True to The BOB & TOM Show's tradition, the energy is quick, irreverent, often risqué, and jam-packed with playful arguments, musical interludes, news-of-the-weird, and broad sports/pop-culture skewering. Listeners are treated to affectionate jabs, comedic tangents, occasional crudeness, and a sense of camaraderie among veteran comics and contributors.

For New Listeners:

This episode is an exemplary slice of BOB & TOM’s improv-driven group dynamic, filled with topical humor, running gags, and classic "dad joke" energy. Whether you came for Super Bowl debriefs, comedy music, or banter about sandwich construction, this episode has something to lighten your day.