The Bobby Bones Show: "Best 7 Segments From The Bobby Bones Show This Week"
Date: August 30, 2025
Host: Bobby Bones (Premiere Networks)
Episode Theme:
A lively countdown of the top seven segments from the Bobby Bones Show, mixing humor, personal stories, debates on life choices, and guest interviews. The episode captures the funniest, most heartfelt, and most buzzed-about moments of the week, with plenty of signature show banter and listener engagement.
Segment #7: Biggest Life Mistakes (03:43)
Overview:
Inspired by two "Survivor" contestants disqualified right before filming, the crew shares personal stories about the biggest mistakes they've made—separate from regrets.
Key Discussion Points:
- "Survivor" Scandal: Two contestants kicked off "Survivor 49" for trying to communicate before the game, replaced by alternates.
- Amy’s Mistake: Rushing into marriage instead of developing the relationship more slowly.
- Lunchbox’s Mistake: Missing the callback from "Real World" due to going to class, possibly missing a career-launching opportunity.
- Eddie’s Mistake: Charging an impulsive Hawaii trip to see Pearl Jam and U2—which led to years of debt.
- Bobby’s List: From a catastrophic football coin toss decision, drag-racing golf mowers at work, to skipping a life-changing trip to watch a pivotal basketball game.
Notable Quotes:
- Lunchbox (on Survivor): "How can you not just wait 24 more hours to get on the island and start playing the game? How stupid." (05:00)
- Amy: "I don't regret my marriage, but... the mistake I think we made was rushing into it because I think if we had gone slower, we could have learned more and our marriage would have been different." (06:02)
- Bobby (on his top mistake): "We kicked off to start the game. We kicked off at halftime. I came off the field. Coach Gandalf said, ‘For one of the smartest people... that's the dumbest blankety-blank thing I've ever seen.’" (10:41)
Segment #6: Amy’s Return & Wrestling Debate (12:17)
Overview:
Amy returns after a rough week out sick, sharing her grueling experience. The crew revisits Amy’s "punishment"—watching a WWE documentary—sparking conversation about wrestling’s authenticity and Amy’s uncharacteristic emotional reaction.
Key Discussion Points:
- Amy’s Illness: Traditional flu, lost her voice, fever, general misery.
- Amy’s Wrestling Review: Gave the WWE documentary “Unreal” a 3 out of 5, emotional over Cody Rhodes’ story, but admits it was probably the meds.
- COVID Resurgence: Multiple people out sick, including Eddie; pastors and others reporting big local spikes.
Notable Quotes:
- Amy (on her illness): "I just had like, see, flu, the normal good old-fashioned flu. ... The flu sucks. It sucks everything out of you." (12:44)
- Bobby (about her wrestling emotions): "That was your most vulnerable—you were stripped down to your real emotions." (14:00)
- Amy (on WWE): "No, I don’t want to go to WrestleMania, nor do I want to go to Royal Rumble." (15:26)
Segment #5: Eddie’s Almost-Scam (22:14)
Overview:
Eddie and the team detail a texting scam where someone tries to lure men with invitations to steak and red wine. Live, they “bait” the scammer, debating how real it might be and sharing similar scam encounters.
Key Discussion Points:
- Eddie's Text: Random "let’s get steak and wine" message; show recognizes this as a scam, but Eddie’s not convinced.
- Radio Drama: The team crafts playful responses, and “Judy” (the scammer) quickly responds, keeping the bit lively.
- Scams in the Wild: Listener voicemails share nearly identical scam stories.
- Cautionary Tales: A listener mistakes a celebrity scammer for the real person.
Notable Quotes:
- Bobby (on text scams): "I love steak and red wine... like, nobody would ask you that!" (22:14)
- Amy: "It’s like someone being like shrimp and grits. Are you ready?" (26:13)
Segment #4: Bobby Keeps Deodorant in His Fridge (28:08)
Overview:
Bobby shocks his cohosts and the internet by sharing he keeps deodorant in the refrigerator, touting the cool sensation on a summer day. The debate brings out strong opinions online and in the studio.
Key Discussion Points:
- Why the Fridge?: Bobby likes the refreshing feeling of cold deodorant.
- Internet Reaction: 2,000 comments, mostly negative and incredulous.
- Analogies & Defenses: Bobby compares it to the pleasure of the “cold side of the pillow” or keeping eye cream chilled.
Notable Quotes:
- Bobby: "There’s not a better feeling than cold deodorant on a hot summer day when you need deodorant." (28:16)
- Amy: "I mean, sometimes I put my eye cream in the fridge... so I can support that part, I guess." (30:54)
- Bobby: "There are two things I stand by: deodorant in the fridge and sleeveless shirts all the time." (32:25)
Segment #3: Zach Top Interview – The “Savannah Bananas of Country Music” (38:26)
Overview:
Rising country artist Zach Top joins for a fun, insightful interview. Nicknamed the “Savannah Bananas of country music” for his rapid rise, Zach shares stories from his early career, songwriting process, and life on tour.
Key Discussion Points:
- Staying Grounded: Despite fame, Zach tries to remain humble and approachable.
- Early Days: First gig at seven, family band origins told through a charming retelling.
- Songwriting: Importance of authenticity over perfect rhymes (“angel in April”), building an album from years of material.
- Pressure & Growth: Fast ticket sales, the pressures of living up to a hit debut, the thrill of new fans.
Notable Quotes:
- Bobby: "You’re like the most normal, extremely talented now, rocket ship riding guy now." (38:45)
- Zach Top (on his rise): "I probably would have been pumped about it if that had happened in five years or eight years." (55:18)
- Bobby (on songwriting): "What you watched there was Picasso paint." (45:44)
Segment #2: First Date Money Talk Debate (57:49)
Overview:
Should you discuss finances on a first date? Abby relates an awkward experience with a date who bragged about being a millionaire. The room debates when (if ever) money should be discussed while dating.
Key Discussion Points:
- Abby’s Story: Date claimed “I’m a millionaire. I know this stuff” during a mortgage debate—immediate red flag.
- Crew’s Opinions: Most women found the flex off-putting; Lunchbox thinks it's cool. The group discusses whether it’s ever appropriate to bring up money or debt early on.
- Authenticity and Red Flags: The consensus—proclaiming wealth too early makes someone seem insecure or untrustworthy.
Notable Quotes:
- Abby: "He told me he’s a millionaire… and I said, why did you just tell me that?" (58:06)
- Bobby: "That’s kind of… he’s like, want to know my net worth?" (63:04)
- Morgan: "I would have questioned it, because I don’t feel like millionaires also come out and be like, 'I’m a millionaire.'" (61:03)
Segment #1: Morgan's UFO Video Goes Viral (70:04)
Overview:
Lunchbox is beside himself with jealousy when Morgan’s UFO sighting at Disney World is picked up by the Daily Mail. The show discusses the nature of viral stories and the feeling of being “scooped” by one’s own coworker.
Key Discussion Points:
- Morgan’s Unintentional Viral Fame: Her UFO video was featured, along with her backstory and professional photo, in a major publication.
- Lunchbox’s Reaction: Utter disbelief, playful resentment, and mock accusations that Morgan must have a PR firm.
- Life in the Spotlight: The randomness of what captures public attention, from UFOs to failed hot dog eating attempts.
Notable Quotes:
- Lunchbox: "I wanted to vomit all over my computer screen." (71:02)
- Morgan (genuinely surprised): "That’s my face. How did that happen?" (71:02)
Notable Memorable Moment
Bobby on Lunchbox’s Jealousy:
"My absolute worst nightmare come true… She sees a drone. It’s not a drone. She said it was a drone. We’re not convinced it’s not a drone. I don’t know. It’s on Daily Mail. I was, like, talking about the most disgusting thing." (71:36)
Episode Highlights by Timestamp
| Segment | Start Time | Content Summary | |-------------------------|-----------|---------------------------------------------------------------------| | Biggest Life Mistakes | 03:43 | Survivor scandal; the crew's biggest personal mistakes | | Amy’s Illness & WWE | 12:17 | Amy returns, wrestling doc, and flu/COVID talk | | Eddie’s Scam Text | 22:14 | Steak & wine scam attempt, live texting drama | | Deodorant in the Fridge | 28:08 | Bobby’s unusual hygiene habit rattles the internet | | Zach Top Interview | 38:26 | Candid music industry insights and early career stories | | First Date Money Talk | 57:49 | Is it ever OK to flex about money on a first date? | | Morgan’s UFO Goes Viral | 70:04 | Jealousy, surprise, and a viral Disney UFO video |
Overall Tone:
Lighthearted, friendly ribbing, with moments of sincerity and relatability. The show’s chemistry shines, blending real-life stories with classic morning show humor and a dash of pop culture.
For Listeners Who Missed the Episode:
This week’s "Best 7 Segments" features a perfect cross-section of what makes The Bobby Bones Show resonate with fans—fun personal stories, candid honesty about life’s missteps, a friendly debate or two, live interactions with both guests and scammers, and a reminder that sometimes, a random Disney UFO video (and not a career of hot dog eating) is what lands you in the headlines!