Podcast Summary: The BOB & TOM Show - June 25, 2025
Host: The BOB & TOM Show | Cumulus Podcast Network
Overview In the June 25, 2025 episode of The BOB & TOM Show, listeners were treated to a blend of comedic skits, heartfelt remembrances, engaging discussions on technology and health, interactive listener segments, and lively sports commentary. The show maintained its signature humor while addressing both lighthearted and serious topics, ensuring a captivating experience for both regular listeners and newcomers.
1. Satirical Skits and Parodies
"Norfolk and Waypal Delivery Services" The episode kicked off with a humorous parody of overnight delivery services. Tom Griswold and Jess Hooker created the fictional company "Norfolk and Waypal Delivery Services," merging Norfolk and Winston Railroad with Waypal Delivery, humorously exaggerating the logistics of delivering large packages by train across the country.
- Tom Griswold [00:48]: “Are you kidding? It's too big.”
This skit lampooned real-life delivery giants like FedEx, setting a comedic tone for the show.
Tribute to Fred Smith, Founder of FedEx Following the parody, the hosts paid tribute to Fred Smith, the founder of FedEx, sharing anecdotes about his entrepreneurial spirit and contributions.
- Tom Griswold [03:53]: “One of the great stories about him is that he took $5,000 to Vegas to make payroll and turned it into $30,000.”
This segment highlighted Smith's ingenuity and impact on the delivery industry.
2. Obituaries and Remembrances
Passing of Bobby Sherman The show solemnly remembered Bobby Sherman, a beloved teen idol, sharing personal recollections and emphasizing his positive influence.
- Jeff Oskay [07:42]: “He was a really good guy, had a big heart, and was married long time to his wife.”
Mick Ralphs of Bad Company In addition to Sherman, the hosts mourned Mick Ralphs of Bad Company, acknowledging his contributions to rock music.
- Tom Griswold [10:37]: “He was Paul Rogers from Bad Company's song songwriting partner and great guitar player.”
These segments underscored the show's ability to balance humor with genuine respect for influential figures.
3. Technology and Gadgets
Raycon Earbuds Promotion Tom took a moment to discuss and promote Raycon earbuds, highlighting their features and benefits.
- Tom Griswold [12:14]: “The Raycon earbuds are what always accompany me on my walks. Here's something interesting: 32-hour battery life.”
This advertisement seamlessly integrated into the conversation, maintaining the show’s engaging flow.
4. Listener Letters and Interactive Segments
Band with First Hit as a Cover Listeners participated by posing trivia questions. One letter questioned bands that started with a cover hit before producing original songs.
- Tom Griswold [23:02]: “Would say you could start with the Beatles.”
The hosts engaged in a lively discussion, sharing their favorite examples and fostering interaction with the audience.
KFC Running Out of Chicken Another listener shared a humorous anecdote about a local KFC running out of chicken, sparking a conversation about fast-food operations and consumer expectations.
- Tom Griswold [20:01]: “At several times in the first two weeks of opening that our KFC ran out of chicken. Wow, that just is no good.”
This segment reflected relatable experiences, adding a personal touch to the show.
5. Health Topics
Seminal Plasma Hypersensitivity (SPH) The show delved into the topic of SPH, a condition where individuals are allergic to proteins in seminal fluid. Hosts discussed the symptoms, prevalence, and challenges faced by those affected.
- Jeff Oskay [80:07]: “Symptoms can range from localized burning, itching, and swelling to full-body reactions like hives, wheezing, runny nose, and even anaphylaxis.”
This informative segment provided valuable insights into a less commonly discussed health issue, demonstrating the show's commitment to educating its audience.
6. Sports News
Aaron Rodgers’ Final Season Chick McGee reported on Aaron Rodgers’ announcement that he anticipates retiring after his current season with the Pittsburgh Steelers, reflecting on Rodgers' illustrious career and his decision to conclude it with a prominent NFL franchise.
- Chick McGee [60:34]: “He said, ‘I've enjoyed it. What better place to finish than in one of the cornerstone franchises of the NFL?’”
Tom Griswold expressed support and excitement for Rodgers’ final chapter, highlighting the emotional connection fans have with their favorite players.
Breckenridge Ski Resort Cleanup Further into the episode, news was shared about Breckenridge Ski Resort discovering 780 pounds of discarded items during their annual Mountain Cleanup Day, including a humorous mention of finding a KFC bucket from a listener’s earlier story.
- Chick McGee [62:28]: “They found AirPods, a spatula, a driver's license, a long forgotten iPad nano.”
This update combined environmental stewardship with light-hearted commentary, engaging listeners with current events.
7. Trivia - Yesterday in History
The "Yesterday in History" segment featured historical milestones and notable birthdays, offering listeners interesting facts and sparking nostalgia.
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Tom Griswold [119:17]: “In 1374, the famous St. John's dance breaks out...”
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Christy Lee [143:54]: “John Cabot claimed eastern Canada for England in 1497.”
These trivia bits provided educational content, enriching the listener experience with a mix of historical knowledge and amusing anecdotes.
8. Miscellaneous Discussions
Animal Encounters and Environmental Impact The conversation shifted towards wildlife, discussing incidents of minks being released from farms and their impact on local ecosystems. Hosts shared personal stories and speculated humorously about wildlife behavior.
- Chick McGee [37:20]: “We had 12 chickens yielding like 12 eggs a day. But a mink got one.”
This topic blended environmental awareness with the show's characteristic humor.
Oreo Cookie Innovations A discussion about new Oreo flavors, including Selena Gomez-endorsed varieties, sparked a humorous exchange about taste preferences and branding strategies.
- Christy Lee [74:16]: “It smells exactly like a can of corn where you open.”
The segment illustrated the hosts' ability to find humor in everyday products, engaging listeners with relatable content.
Conclusion The June 25, 2025 episode of The BOB & TOM Show adeptly balanced humor with informative discussions, paid respects to notable figures, and engaged listeners through interactive segments. From satirical skits and heartfelt remembrances to technological promotions and health education, the show offered a comprehensive and entertaining experience, staying true to its blend of comedy, talk, news, and sports.
Note: All timestamps are approximate and based on the provided transcript.