Eddie (2:23)

He wanted to bring the Catholic left to its knees.

Bobby Bones (2:28)

Listen to Divine intervention on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan Part two. She's breaking down the top seven segments from the Bobby Bones show this week.

Morgan Evans (2:44)

Welcome to the weekend everybody. I hope your week has been going awesome. Thanks for being here. This is part two where you are probably catching up on the Bobby Bones show from this week. I know we had A short week of content, but plenty still to share here. So happy you're here. Check out part one, part three. This weekend with Raymondo, Part one, we caught up on country life, how that's been going for him. And we also talked about some intrusive thoughts we've had recently in a bar tab that was kind of crazy. And then part three, we had listener questions talking about his summer vibes and if he's been to Canada and what his bedtime routine is like for his wife. So all of that is over there if you want to check out both of those. But the reason you're here is to get caught up. So let's get into it. Best and worst sounds. This is something that we debated. What is something you consider the best sound while something is also the worst sound? So think of those things. This is what we're about to get into, and we kind of debate all of those things. And I think some worse sounds take the cake for sure over others.

Bobby Bones (3:46)

Number seven, they study 10,000 people on the best and worst sounds, on the most appealing and the most cringy sounds. Also have clips of all the sounds. Let's go to pleasant sounds. Amy, what's a pleasant sound? Now, with the research, it was. It was cognitive science, psychoacoustics, they did emotional reactions, like all. What's a pleasant sound?

Amy Brown (4:14)

Birds chirping.

Lunchbox (4:15)

Oh, that's nice.

Bobby Bones (4:16)

Did birds chirping make the list? That's pretty solid. I love that. I don't think I would have picked it because it doesn't come to my mind as. Oh, yeah. But that is a good one. Definitely.

Amy Brown (4:31)

Right. When you said it, I was like, birds.

Bobby Bones (4:33)

Well, you like birds. I think for me, what I think about that is I'm somewhere where nobody can bother me, and so then I just happen to hear birds.

Amy Brown (4:40)

Peaceful.

Bobby Bones (4:40)

Yeah, you're just in love with birds. And, you know, I respect that.

Amy Brown (4:42)

Thank you.

Bobby Bones (4:43)

Give me another one.

Amy Brown (4:44)

A baby giggling.

Bobby Bones (4:46)

Okay. Is there any sort of baby laughing? No. Baby laughter, however, I'll give you half a point, because general laughter. Okay, yeah, here it is.

Lunchbox (5:00)

I like that.

Amy Brown (5:01)

Sure. But a baby giggling, there's nothing like it.

Bobby Bones (5:03)

It says hearing laughter, especially from loved ones or children. So you kinda gotta point out.

Amy Brown (5:06)

Okay, I got it. I got it.

Bobby Bones (5:07)

Triggers endorphins and promotes happiness.

Amy Brown (5:09)

We were all babies at one point.

Bobby Bones (5:11)

I'm not sure I was. I think I came out having to pay bills.

Amy Brown (5:13)

Oh, really?

Bobby Bones (5:14)

It's like it's a boy. Okay, pay your insur. Bobby.

Amy Brown (5:17)

Okay.

Bobby Bones (5:17)

Can you do another one?

Amy Brown (5:20)

Yes. Pleasant Sounds. Gosh. What else? Like, oh, water flowing.

Bobby Bones (5:28)

Water flowing. Like water.

Amy Brown (5:29)

I don't know if that. Like waves crashing.

Bobby Bones (5:31)

Water. Is that on there? Well, this one. I might drown. This is a big one.

Amy Brown (5:39)

It's still relaxing. Also, a fire crackling.

Bobby Bones (5:42)

Okay, that's a good one. That's on there.

Amy Brown (5:48)

See how a lot of these are nature? Guys, we need to be out and about.

Bobby Bones (5:51)

Laughter, ocean waves, birds crackling fire. Can you name the final one? Because you've crushed this so far, you don't have one. That's okay.

Amy Brown (6:03)

No, let's see. What else could it be? Pleasant sounds.

Bobby Bones (6:06)

Best sounds according to science.

Amy Brown (6:11)

Biting into an apple.

Bobby Bones (6:15)

I hate apple. So it didn't make the list. And even if it did, I would have eliminated it because I hated it so much.

Amy Brown (6:20)

You like that sort of nature, but.

Bobby Bones (6:22)

Eddie, you want to take a shot?

Lunchbox (6:23)

Yeah, I'm gonna go with the nighttime crickets.

Bobby Bones (6:26)

That's a good. No, that's a good one. It's not on there, but I think that's a good one, though. I like that one too. That's awesome, man, because it just means you're out away from stuff. That overtakes the crickets. Crickets are living, so that means there's nature around.

Lunchbox (6:41)

Yeah, like the birds chirping. That's daytime.

Amy Brown (6:43)

No, no, no. Y'all are. Crickets are nighttime cicadas.

Lunchbox (6:46)

No, no, no. That's too much.

Raymundo (6:48)

Werewolves.

Amy Brown (6:49)

Okay.

Bobby Bones (6:50)

Lunchbox.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (6:51)

Popcorn popping.

Bobby Bones (6:53)

Did not make it.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (6:54)

Oh, man. That is such a good sound, though.

Bobby Bones (6:57)

The last one's rainfall. I do like rain.

Amy Brown (7:01)

Oh, yeah, Duh.

Lunchbox (7:03)

It's nature, Amy.

Amy Brown (7:04)

I know I should. Well, maybe I categorized water flowing, so.

Lunchbox (7:08)

Phone ringing.

Bobby Bones (7:08)

Oh, that's not water flowing. You didn't. You're cheating.

Amy Brown (7:11)

No, no, no. Maybe my brain did.

Bobby Bones (7:12)

I think you're cheating subconsciously. Okay, I'll take it.

Amy Brown (7:15)

Thank you.

Lunchbox (7:16)

Phone ring is not in there.

Bobby Bones (7:17)

No.

Amy Brown (7:18)

As annoying.

Bobby Bones (7:19)

Text.

Lunchbox (7:19)

Getting a text.

Bobby Bones (7:20)

No, no, no. Top five war sounds. You want to take a shot at those?

Amy Brown (7:25)

Yeah. Crickets. Okay. Just kidding.

Lunchbox (7:30)

Why are you hating on the crickets?

Amy Brown (7:31)

Okay, like a lawnmower and weed eaters.

Bobby Bones (7:35)

Yard work, I think. Especially early in the morning.

Amy Brown (7:38)

Yeah.

Bobby Bones (7:39)

If we like time. Yeah. Anytime before 9:00am Lawnmower. No, I didn't make it. Eddie.

Lunchbox (7:46)

About like a chainsaw. Like saws. Saw Cutting wood.

Bobby Bones (7:50)

Sounds like you guys don't want to work, but okay. Lunchbox.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (7:52)

Kids crying.

Bobby Bones (7:53)

Show me a kid crying.

Amy Brown (7:58)

Is that personal?

Bobby Bones (7:59)

Well, that's actually a clip from Lunchbox this morning.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (8:00)

Yeah. I mean. Oh, my goodness.

Bobby Bones (8:03)

Yeah, it's A bad one for you?

Brendan Patrick Hughes (8:04)

Yeah, it's a bad one. I mean, they do it a lot.

Bobby Bones (8:05)

Oh, you have control.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (8:07)

Yeah. Your spouse's voice.

Lunchbox (8:09)

Oh, you have a clip of that? It's Lunchbox's wife.

Bobby Bones (8:12)

I mean, you know, that did not make it.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (8:14)

Oh, come on. You don't have that when you hear general voice?

Bobby Bones (8:18)

No, not with you. No. No. Number two is a microphone feeding bag.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (8:23)

Oh, that's bad.

Lunchbox (8:24)

Oh, Lunchbox just threw his headphones off.

Bobby Bones (8:27)

That stuff.

Amy Brown (8:29)

That reminds me of another bad one.

Bobby Bones (8:31)

Number three. A knife scraping a glass of bottle. A glass bot.

Lunchbox (8:35)

Yeah.

Bobby Bones (8:36)

I would have never thought of that, though. When does a knife scrape a bottle?

Lunchbox (8:40)

Never.

Bobby Bones (8:40)

Like, I would think of, like, nails on a chalkboard like that. Like, who thinks of a knife scraping a bottle? What are you doing to do that?

Lunchbox (8:46)

I don't know.

Bobby Bones (8:47)

Next one as a car alarm. That's tough because you're like, shut that off. I'm trying to eat on the patio.

Amy Brown (8:56)

Speaking of eating is like, smacking on there.

Bobby Bones (8:59)

But number five is not eating. But after eating, vomiting. Yeah.

Lunchbox (9:07)

Oh, that works.

Bobby Bones (9:11)

That's tough. I'll wake up, I'll hear my dog going, that is a better alarm to me than my alarm. Because I'm like, oh, he's gonna puke. What's he gonna puke on?

Lunchbox (9:21)

You jump out of it?

Bobby Bones (9:22)

Yeah, that is a quick one.

Amy Brown (9:24)

He's probably gonna puke on a rug. Cause for whatever reason, if it's concrete or hardwood or anything like, oh, let's go over to the rug.

Bobby Bones (9:31)

That is from Science Daily. What was the one that you said you were gonna say?

Amy Brown (9:35)

That first one made me think of nails on a chalkboard.

Bobby Bones (9:39)

I don't like too is when people are eating with silverware and their teeth are hitting the fork. That's not a good sound for me. It's like, think, like, put food on there. Why is there not food on the fork? Why are you slamming your teeth into a piece of metal?

Lunchbox (9:51)

How about people chewing with their mouth open?

Bobby Bones (9:54)

That's gross. That's gross. But see, yeah, didn't make the list. But it's your list. I'll accept it.

Lunchbox (10:02)

I don't like that Lunchbox.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (10:04)

Your kid's voice.

Bobby Bones (10:06)

Oh, boy.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (10:09)

Oh, my gosh.

Bobby Bones (10:10)

Like, so basically, at home, anybody talking to you is bad.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (10:13)

I mean, every once in a while it's good. But I mean, the screaming, when they're just like, where's my shoes? I'm like, use your eyes. They're right there.

Amy Brown (10:19)

That's how y'all talk to each other. Morgan I mean, I'm young before, but that's.

Morgan Evans (10:24)

Oh, yeah. This just happened to me recently. A smoke alarm chirping, and you can't get a chance.

Lunchbox (10:28)

That's so good. And then you're trying to find the smoke alarm.

Amy Brown (10:32)

It never works.

Bobby Bones (10:34)

You're under one and you're like, I think this is it. And then you're staring at it, and then something goes. It's like, oh, it's not that one. Son of a gun.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (10:42)

I got it. Alarm clock.

Bobby Bones (10:43)

Yeah, alarm clock.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (10:44)

Alarm clock.

Bobby Bones (10:45)

I never hear mine.

Amy Brown (10:47)

You wake up before it.

Bobby Bones (10:48)

But I. And not in a bragging way. I hate it. I hate me that I can't sleep until my alarm. I would love it. What is your alarm sound? Do you know? Like, you don't know offhand, like, what it sounds like?

Amy Brown (11:00)

No, because I switch it up sometimes, and then when I've had one for way too long and I start to hear it somewhere else. Like, if I hear that one, I'm like, oh, Oh, I need a new one. So right now, trying to take a.

Bobby Bones (11:10)

Nap at Walmart and something goes off.

Lunchbox (11:13)

Hate that.

Bobby Bones (11:14)

Do you guys know yours?

Lunchbox (11:15)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I told you a while back, I changed.

Bobby Bones (11:18)

Is it the building one?

Lunchbox (11:18)

It's the piano one.

Bobby Bones (11:19)

It's very beautiful and it builds and gets louder and louder.

Lunchbox (11:22)

Oh, it's the best. Dude, it's so good.

Bobby Bones (11:24)

How do. What's your alarm? Lunchbox.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (11:26)

Whatever's on the radio station. Sometimes it's static. Like it's one of those. Because it's one of those I plug into the wall. And so sometimes it's not exactly on the station. So sometimes you get in the morning.

Amy Brown (11:38)

So you don't use your phone.

Bobby Bones (11:39)

There's a clock radio.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (11:39)

Yeah, from the one I had from high school.

Lunchbox (11:41)

Old school.

Eddie (11:42)

Oh, there's my.

Amy Brown (11:44)

I set the alarm to go off.

Bobby Bones (11:46)

Huh.

Lunchbox (11:48)

That's pleasant.

Amy Brown (11:49)

Yeah, that kind of inspires me right now. It's that sometimes it's a song. Like, for a long time, I was waking up to gonna have a good day. Ain't nobody gonna.

Bobby Bones (12:00)

You know, I'm afraid I start having a dance party in my dream and never get up. Totally never get up.

Amy Brown (12:04)

All right, let's go.

Bobby Bones (12:06)

It's the best bits of the week with Morgan Number two.

Morgan Evans (12:11)

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Raymundo (12:25)

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Eddie (13:26)

If you're anything like me, you probably think of TikTok as a place for cute pet videos, get ready with me and viral dance trends. But a few years ago, a group of teenage girls used Tik Tok for an entirely different and utterly heartbreaking reason to track down their friend Daisy's killer.

Bobby Bones (13:42)

They put out something on social media and they put out my cell number. I'd get called in the middle of the night all the time.

Eddie (13:49)

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Amy Brown (14:06)

It's like, how do you think you're going to get away with something like this? Like you killed somebody.

Eddie (14:11)

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Colleen Witt (14:28)

Mikeultura Podcast Network present the Setup, a new romantic comedy podcast starring Harvey Guillen and Christian Navarro. The the setup follows a lonely museum curator searching for love. But when the perfect man walks into his life.

Bobby Bones (14:44)

Well, I guess I'm saying I like you, you like me.

Colleen Witt (14:47)

He actually is too good to be true.

Bobby Bones (14:51)

This is a con. I'm conning you to get the Delato painting. We could do this together.

Colleen Witt (14:55)

To pull off this heist, they'll have to get close and jump into the deep end together.

Eddie (15:01)

That's a huge leap, Fernando, don't you think?

Bobby Bones (15:03)

To you, Chulito.

Colleen Witt (15:04)

But love is the biggest risk they'll ever take. Fernando is never going to love you.

Amy Brown (15:10)

As much as he loves this dog.

Bobby Bones (15:14)

Chulito. That painting is ours.

Colleen Witt (15:16)

Listen to the setup as part of the Mike Podcast Network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

Eddie (15:26)

Are your ears bored?

Morgan Evans (15:28)

Yeah.

Amy Brown (15:28)

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Eddie (15:33)

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Bobby Bones (15:38)

Okay.

Amy Brown (15:39)

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Eddie (15:46)

Very extra way of saying a podcast. We're launching this season with a miniseries, totally nostalgic, a four part series about the Latinos who shaped pop culture in the early 2000s.

Morgan Evans (16:00)

It's Lala checking in with all things Y2K 2000s.

Bobby Bones (16:04)

My favorite memory, honestly, was us having our own media platforms like Mundos and MTV Tres.

Amy Brown (16:09)

You could turn on the TV, you.

Bobby Bones (16:11)

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Amy Brown (16:15)

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Eddie (16:24)

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Morgan Evans (16:35)

Bobby's been dealing with some drones over his house for several weeks now. At one point he even bought a counter drone that he was going to send up. And that was happening. And then we've had lots of callers call in to share what he should or should not do. Well, he has an update. He tried to get a video and things went very wrong.

Bobby Bones (16:53)

Number six. I have this drone that flies over our house. I've been documenting it for like two or three months. I bought a drone to go up. The drone has moved a little bit where it's not directly above our house now, and it's gotten higher. And now that daylight savings has happened and it's a little later where before it gets dark, the drone can be seen a lot easier because I think it just goes up at a certain time. I'm not kidding. I know at times I can exaggerate for the sake of a story. I can be hyperbolic, but I'm not right now. I tried to take a picture of it last night. I tried to video it last night, but whenever I pulled my phone up to video it, I'm looking right at it. It did not show up in my phone.

Amy Brown (17:36)

Why?

Bobby Bones (17:37)

I don't know. I had my camera on it. I zoomed in. There was no drone in the picture or in the video. I pull my camera down. Drone right there. I put my camera up. No drone in the video or the photo of my phone. Because what I wanted to do, because it was getting darker later and it was Lighter at the time was show people that, oh, you can kind of see this drone now. I don't know what kind of special powers it's using, but I was unable to record this drone. It was bizarre. I called my wife. I said, because we see the drone all the time. I said, hey, you see the drone? She goes, yeah. I said, look at this. She goes, where is it? You just took a picture of it. Exactly. I said, look, now took a video. She goes, it's not in the video. Whatever technology this thing has, you cannot record it. And I'm not exaggerating. Amy, care to explain?

Amy Brown (18:33)

I have no idea what's happening. Explain, like, as if I'm responsible for the drone.

Bobby Bones (18:38)

No, I just wondered if you had a. I just wondered if you had a theory, because I'm sure whatever this light is, there's a big light on it.

Amy Brown (18:43)

Well, yeah, I've seen a picture of, like, Caitlyn having it with the light at night.

Bobby Bones (18:48)

Yes.

Amy Brown (18:49)

But I guess what if it has some weird. Yeah. Technology where.

Bobby Bones (18:53)

Yes, it does. Okay, it does. It has some weird technology that you cannot even record it. I also weird. I'm not gonna say this right here and right now because I don't. It's not that I don't feel safe, but I don't feel secure and confident enough to share this. I have been contacted by someone asking me to stop talking about, in unspecific terms, surveillance technology.

Amy Brown (19:16)

Okay, well, so why are you talking about it? Should we stop talking about it like, I don't want to get in trouble?

Bobby Bones (19:21)

Okay, Ray, hit the button, please. We're out of here.

Lunchbox (19:23)

Thank you.

Bobby Bones (19:23)

The good point, Amy, Ray, hit the button. Let's go. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.

Morgan Evans (19:31)

This next segment was spawned from another segment where a listener called in and was talking about baby names. It reminded Amy of something that happened with her ex husband. They had a name picked out, and now she's curious what happens to that name that they never used.

Bobby Bones (19:45)

Number five. All right, let's revisit this. Start from the top.

Amy Brown (19:48)

Okay, so when I was married and we were trying to have a baby, we had names picked out. We weren't ever able to get pregnant. We ended up adopting, so we never had a newborn that we got to name. Our adopted kids came with names, so we never used the name.

Bobby Bones (20:00)

Did you do list a boy list a girl?

Amy Brown (20:03)

Yeah, but only the boy one where we really settled on, like, we had some girl ones, but it was like, if we have a boy, this is the name, 100%.

Bobby Bones (20:10)

Got it.

Amy Brown (20:11)

We even thought with our adopted son, if he, you know, if it wasn't his birth name from his mom or maybe the orphanage just gave him a name, we would maybe change his name to this. But because his birth mom gave him his name, we never changed it. But that's how locked in on this name we were.

Bobby Bones (20:25)

Do you want to say the name for this bit or do you want to hide it?

Amy Brown (20:28)

Okay, I don't think he may. I mean, I've probably said it in the past.

Bobby Bones (20:31)

Okay, then let's just say one. Let's say the name is Milton.

Amy Brown (20:34)

Okay. Milton.

Lunchbox (20:35)

Good name.

Amy Brown (20:35)

Okay, so we were dead set. If we have a boy, we're naming him Milton. Well, now that we're divorced, you know, I'm dating, he's dating. We never know. We never knew why we couldn't get pregnant. Like, we went to fertility doctors. Like, I don't know, one day maybe I could have a baby. He could be dating somebody. They could get married. They could have a baby. Is that name unusable?

Bobby Bones (20:59)

Oh, no.

Amy Brown (21:00)

Like, we've never discussed this. It only popped in my head.

Bobby Bones (21:03)

No, great question. Great question.

Amy Brown (21:04)

So that's just off the table.

Bobby Bones (21:06)

So back this game was very popular in the 80s and stayed popular, and I think they still sell it now. It's a bit different. There was a theme song for the game, and it would go. It's a race. It's a chase. Hurry up and feed your face. Who will go in? No one knows. Hungry Hungry Hippos. Same with you. It's a race. First one to have the baby gets a name.

Amy Brown (21:22)

Oh, wait, what? But do we have to talk to each other about it?

Bobby Bones (21:25)

You don't own it.

Amy Brown (21:25)

It's not intellectual property.

Bobby Bones (21:27)

I know.

Amy Brown (21:27)

It's just like we were married for 17 years. It's sort of one of those things that.

Bobby Bones (21:30)

Oh, sure.

Amy Brown (21:30)

If you want to talk respectfully, he might say, hey, he doesn't have to ask permission.

Bobby Bones (21:35)

He can just tell you he's doing it. The first I can see.

Amy Brown (21:39)

Well, what if we both have babies and we both use it?

Brendan Patrick Hughes (21:42)

That would be weird.

Bobby Bones (21:43)

It's a race. It's a chase. The first person to have the kid.

Amy Brown (21:48)

I mean, I don't think. I'm not. I'm not gonna have a baby. But you never know.

Bobby Bones (21:51)

I love the hypothetical, because you do never know. May not even be a hypothetical.

Amy Brown (21:54)

I think it's probably more likely for him because I could see him.

Bobby Bones (21:57)

He gets the name. He gets the name. You also get the name if you were to have it first. But he's not blackballed from the name because you guys were once.

Amy Brown (22:04)

I don't think he should be either. I guess I just. I never had ever thought about this until today. So I just brought it up. And I guess I'm not scared to ask him. Like, I'll be like, hey, are you sure him?

Bobby Bones (22:12)

Yeah. I should just be like, but you can't win. You can't win. That's not.

Amy Brown (22:16)

If you have a baby, would you use that name?

Bobby Bones (22:18)

No, don't ask him that.

Amy Brown (22:19)

Why?

Bobby Bones (22:19)

None of your business.

Amy Brown (22:21)

He would say together or not of your business.

Bobby Bones (22:23)

No, I would say that. It doesn't matter. He can. You don't want the name?

Amy Brown (22:25)

Well, maybe I could just say, hey, I know that you probably have wondered if you can use that name and.

Bobby Bones (22:29)

I don't wonder. No. It's first one to have it. Okay. So whenever you had to give up, like a dryer and a fork and you kept one. The washer and you kept a spoon.

Amy Brown (22:38)

Division of assets. Yeah.

Bobby Bones (22:39)

You should have put in there who gets Milton.

Lunchbox (22:41)

Oh, yeah.

Bobby Bones (22:42)

But you didn't do that. What?

Amy Brown (22:43)

I didn't think about it because this has never crossed my mind until today.

Lunchbox (22:48)

Amy, how angry would you be if he did that?

Amy Brown (22:50)

I'm not going to be angry. I'd be happy for him.

Bobby Bones (22:52)

You answered that really aggressively and quick.

Amy Brown (22:54)

But I wouldn't be. I guess I just haven't spent enough time with this to really know. I was curious. Yalls thoughts. I guess I would just assume maybe the name is just off the table. But why shouldn't someone get to enjoy it?

Bobby Bones (23:05)

Well. And there's one other song that comes to mind. And the Reese's on and here comes Milton in the backstretch. If first one half a kid gets a name.

Amy Brown (23:13)

Yeah.

Bobby Bones (23:14)

It's not owned.

Amy Brown (23:15)

Good thing I'm not competitive.

Morgan Evans (23:16)

So.

Bobby Bones (23:17)

Yeah. But no. We can tell you're pre hurt. You're pre angry. Yep.

Amy Brown (23:21)

Well, I'm sort of like. I guess I just thought that we'd retire the name. But I'm okay with it. I think I'm okay with it.

Bobby Bones (23:27)

That's not fair. That little swimmer out there somewhere.

Lunchbox (23:29)

A little Milton could be who?

Bobby Bones (23:30)

It could be anybody. Swimmer. Little Milton swimmer looking for an egg.

Amy Brown (23:33)

I know. There also could never be. There could be no baby for either of us. And this is not even a conversation.

Bobby Bones (23:38)

Yeah. Or both could have a baby and Linda is the first one to rip out of the womb. Whichever one Milton it is.

Amy Brown (23:44)

Well, I guess it would have to be a boy.

Bobby Bones (23:46)

Yeah. Unless he.

Amy Brown (23:47)

The name we have picked out.

Bobby Bones (23:49)

Unless he just really want to stick it to you and gives her, like, a middle name. Milton. So he owned it.

Amy Brown (23:53)

Yeah.

Bobby Bones (23:53)

Plants the flag in that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It is unowned.

Amy Brown (23:58)

Okay.

Bobby Bones (23:59)

You actually could both. I mean, legally, you could both name the kid Milton. But you wouldn't want.

Amy Brown (24:02)

No, but then Stevenson, Sashiro would be like, oh, my brother Milton. And then my other brother, that's like Bob Newhart.

Bobby Bones (24:08)

You remember Bob Newhart?

Brendan Patrick Hughes (24:09)

No.

Bobby Bones (24:10)

He walk in. Never mind.

Lunchbox (24:12)

Is this a joke?

Bobby Bones (24:13)

No.

Amy Brown (24:13)

What would he say?

Bobby Bones (24:14)

He walk in like, this is my brother. It don't matter. It don't matter. Okay, thank you. We settled that one. Good job.

Amy Brown (24:21)

Let's go.

Bobby Bones (24:22)

It's the best, best bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.

Morgan Evans (24:28)

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Raymundo (24:44)

On November 5, 2018 at 6:33am, a red Volkswagen Golf was found abandoned in a ditch out in Sleep Hole Valley. The driver's seat door was open. No traces of footsteps leaving the vehicle. No belongings were found, except for a cassette tape lodged in the player on that tape were 10 vile.

Bobby Bones (25:13)

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Raymundo (25:17)

Mask.

Bobby Bones (25:17)

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

Raymundo (25:21)

Horrific stories that to this day have been kept restricted from the public. Until now. You feeling this too? A horror anthology podcast. Listen on March 26th on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Eddie (25:43)

If you're anything like me, you probably think of TikTok as a place for cute pet videos, get ready with me's and viral dance trends. But a few years ago, a group of teenage girls used TikTok for an entirely different and utterly heartbreaking reason. To track down their friend Daisy's killer.

Bobby Bones (25:59)

They put out something on social media and they put out my cell number. I'd get called in the middle of the night all the time.

Eddie (26:05)

And the crazy thing is, it worked. I'm Paris Hilton, executive producer of My Friend Daisy, a gripping new true crime podcast that uncovers the shocking murder of 19 year old Daisy De La O and the teenage detectives who refused to let her case go cold.

Amy Brown (26:22)

It's like, how do you think you're going to get away with something like this? Like you killed somebody?

Eddie (26:28)

Our host, journalist Jen Swan, spent years digging into this story. The Secrets, the suspects, and the system that failed. Daisy. Listen to my friend daisy on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts beginning on March 26th. Are your ears bored?

Morgan Evans (26:44)

Yeah.

Amy Brown (26:45)

Are you looking for a new podcast that will make you laugh, learn and say que?

Eddie (26:50)

Yeah. Then tune in to locatora radio season 10 today.

Bobby Bones (26:55)

Okay.

Amy Brown (26:56)

I'm Diosa. I'm Mala, the host of Locatora Radio, a radiophonic novella, which is just a.

Eddie (27:02)

Very extra way of saying a podcast. We're launching this season with a miniseries, totally nostalgic, a four part series about the Latinos who shaped pop culture in the early 2000s.

Morgan Evans (27:16)

It's Lala checking in with all things Y2K 2000s.

Bobby Bones (27:20)

My favorite memory, honestly, was us having our own media platforms like Mundos and MTV Tres. You could turn on the TV, you.

Morgan Evans (27:27)

See Thalia, you see JLo, Nina Sky, Evie Queen.

Amy Brown (27:31)

All the girlies doing their things. All of the beauty reflected right back at us. It was everything. Tune in to locatora radio season 10.

Eddie (27:40)

Now that's what I call a podcast. Listen to Locatora Radio Season 10 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Cheekies (27:51)

Hey, y'all, it's your girl, Cheekies. And I'm back with a brand new season of your favorite podcast, Cheekies and Chill. I'll be sharing even more personal stories with you guys, and I know a lot of people are gonna attack me. Why are you gonna go visit your dad? Your mom wouldn't be okay with it. I'm gonna tell you guys right now. I know my mother and I know my mom had a very forgiving heart. That is my story on plastic surgery. This is my truth. I think the last time I cried like that was when I lost my mom like that, like, yelling. I was like, no. I was like, oh. And I thought, what did I do wrong? And as always, you'll get my exclusive take on topics like love, personal growth, health, family ties, and more. And don't forget, I'll also be dishing out my best advice to you on episodes of Dear Cheekies.

Colleen Witt (28:40)

So my fiance and I have been together for 10 years. In the first two years of being.

Morgan Evans (28:44)

Together, I find out he is cheating.

Colleen Witt (28:46)

On me, not only with women, but also with men. What should I do?

Cheekies (28:51)

Okay, where do I start? That's not love. He doesn't love you enough. Because if he loved you, he'd be faithful. It's going to be an exciting year, and I hope that you can join me Listen to Cheekies and Chill Season four as part of the My Cultura Podcast network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Morgan Evans (29:12)

Songs often have really good memories attached to em. That's why we listen to them. That's why we fall in love with them. But there are, of course, bad memories in our lives, and there's probably songs attached to those bad memories. So we went around the room and everybody got vulnerable sharing a song that has a bad memory attached to it for them.

Bobby Bones (29:29)

Number four, we're going to do songs that bring up a pretty bad memory. It can't be death. It can't be, like, funeral stuff. So it can't be that level. But you hear the song, you're like, oh, man, here's why I don't like that song. Amy, have one.

Amy Brown (29:42)

Yeah. It's a great day to be alive. It takes me back to college and it was a fun song, you know, it's great. But I associate it with a breakup. And I would get into my shower and blast that song on repeat. And I would lay on the shower floor with the water pouring on me, crying. And so whenever I hear that song, that's where my body goes. And I'm over that breakup. Like, it's fine. I'm not impacted by that. But it just forever has that association.

Bobby Bones (30:08)

Weird song, though. It was randomly playing or you chose every time to get in the bathtub.

Amy Brown (30:13)

I wasn't quite sure why it happened. Maybe it was that song. And I was like, it's not a great day to be alive. It's not. But it was a release for me. And I would cry more than once. So then.

Bobby Bones (30:25)

Yes, so. So maybe it was playing the first time.

Amy Brown (30:27)

Yeah.

Bobby Bones (30:28)

And then you were just like, I gotta cry again. Hit it. And so you hit it. Got it.

Amy Brown (30:32)

Yeah. So that's what I said.

Bobby Bones (30:33)

And that's a good song to have a bad.

Amy Brown (30:35)

It's so good I can still listen to it. But I. There. There will never be a day that I won't think of me crying in the shower.

Lunchbox (30:44)

Wow.

Amy Brown (30:44)

When I hear that song every day.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (30:46)

Anytime I hear it, man, I go back to junior year, it was either 96 or 97. Don't know if it was fall or spring, but there was a song by the name of Strawberry Wine. And this girl had her cousin visit from El Paso, and we were doing a little makeout at a party when her cousin came in, was like, we gotta go. And Strawberry Wine was playing in the living room. And so I'LL never forget. That's when I never. You know.

Bobby Bones (31:09)

What's the bad memory? It got cut short.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (31:11)

It got cut short. The cousin came in and said, we gotta go. And then she went back to El Paso after that, and I never saw her again. Oh, then her cousin's like, we gotta go.

Bobby Bones (31:19)

Maybe her cousin was, like, blocking for.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (31:21)

No, she may have been blocking the club.

Bobby Bones (31:23)

Sometimes somebody, like, gets in and I'll save you.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (31:26)

I've always thought, no, no, because that girl's song was in my mouth same time. So I think the cousin may have been a little jelly.

Bobby Bones (31:31)

Like, all his glory stories are like, mid high school. Mid high school. I hear you. I hear you. Yeah, Eddie.

Lunchbox (31:37)

Ninth grade, man. John Michael Montgomery. I swear I was supposed to go to the homecoming dance, and I had the girl picked out that I was gonna ask. I haven't practiced the dance over and over till I swear.

Bobby Bones (31:50)

The dance.

Lunchbox (31:50)

Not like the high school dance, the homecoming dance.

Bobby Bones (31:53)

Right, but what was the dance you practiced?

Lunchbox (31:55)

The dance, the two step. I would practice the two step, too. I swear.

Bobby Bones (31:58)

Got it. Got it.

Lunchbox (31:58)

Like, hours and hours. And then I asked my parents if I can go to the dance. They said, you can't go to the dance. So I never went. So every time I hear. I swear by John Michael Montgomery, I'm like, I never got to do that dance.

Bobby Bones (32:10)

You know who might have been there?

Brendan Patrick Hughes (32:12)

A girl from El Paso.

Bobby Bones (32:14)

And why would you not get to go?

Lunchbox (32:15)

My parents, this traditional Hispanic culture, they're like, you're too young to go to a dance. You're not gonna be going with a girl. Get out of here.

Bobby Bones (32:21)

How old were you again?

Lunchbox (32:22)

I was at ninth grade.

Amy Brown (32:23)

What, y'all have, like, quinceaneras? That's a big dance.

Lunchbox (32:26)

Yeah, that's for women.

Bobby Bones (32:28)

Yeah.

Lunchbox (32:28)

Not me.

Bobby Bones (32:29)

What about quinceanera Rose? I thought if we just changed the last step, but it went female to male. No. Okay, okay. Mine. Yeah, mine wasn't about. All yours are about love.

Lunchbox (32:39)

Love, man.

Bobby Bones (32:42)

Yeah. No, mine was in eighth grade. So we. Me and a friend and a friend's little brother had practiced. There's this song by Ray Stevens called the Streak. And it goes. Oh, yes, they call him the Streak. The fast man on two feet. And we practiced so hard in the talent show, and I even got like, a. For the. The kid part of it. He was probably 8. He had a. Like, a full tan, like, bodysuit. Because the Streak is like, somebody that's supposed to be naked. Right? Because then that was a song, too. Oh, yes. They. It was so Funny. We had nailed the song, like, singing it. The. The kid ran out. The crowd erupted in laughter because the kid was in a foil and we should have won the dang talent show. And we had it up until the very end. I know without a doubt we were about to win that talent show. Well, at the very end. And I. And they were great friends, Aubrey and Christy. They come out and they do Garth Brooks. Two of a kind, working on a full house. You know, one of them's dressed like a man, one just like a woman. They have a little cardboard house behind them, and they're just lip syncing the song. There's nothing to do it. They didn't have a streak or anything. And so. And we got a good pop. Good laugh when we did ours and had, like, a little bit of choreography. And so he's my little widow. I'm a wano. And at the very end, Aubrey smiles, and she had blacked out one of her teeth. The crowd thought that was the funniest thing they'd ever seen. We lost because of that. We lost because she smiled and blacked out one of her teeth, and it looked like she was missing a tooth.

Lunchbox (34:13)

A dumb, cheap joke that two of.

Bobby Bones (34:15)

A kind working on a full house brings back that when we finished second place in the talent show to a blacked out tooth.

Lunchbox (34:23)

That's sad.

Bobby Bones (34:24)

That's sad. And that's why I don't like that song anymore.

Lunchbox (34:28)

Bad memories.

Bobby Bones (34:29)

We should have won that stupid talent show. Morgan, do you have anything?

Morgan Evans (34:34)

Yeah, I do. It is related to love as well, of course.

Bobby Bones (34:37)

I guess nobody just liked me. Maybe that's a problem. Nobody liked me, so I don't have any love songs. Okay, give me one more.

Morgan Evans (34:42)

It was a White Liar by Miranda Lambert. I found out my first, like, serious boyfriend was cheating on me majorly. And I blasted this song. And so now every time I think of this song, I think of my first. First relationship, first time being cheated on, the whole experience.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (34:54)

Oh, so now you just plan on repeat every relationship, huh?

Morgan Evans (34:58)

All right, Lunch.

Bobby Bones (34:59)

Okay. Right.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (34:59)

You're welcome, man.

Lunchbox (35:00)

Now we're all set.

Bobby Bones (35:00)

If we want to level it up, we can go extra. Gonna do deaths and stuff? No. Okay.

Amy Brown (35:04)

Just making sure.

Bobby Bones (35:05)

Just making sure. Okay. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.

Morgan Evans (35:12)

Life's just been a little chaotic and crazy lately. So we did another round of life rants. Everybody got a minute, and they got to rant about whatever is happening in their life. And I think this has been very cathartic for all of us. We're getting some things off our chests that we've loved to share and experience with other people, because maybe other people are going through it too. So here's our second round of life rants number three.

Bobby Bones (35:37)

All right. 60 Second Life. Talk about whatever you want. Don't go over because you'll hear the buzzer. Raymund, you got the time already?

Raymundo (35:44)

Yep.

Bobby Bones (35:45)

All right, Amy, you can go first.

Amy Brown (35:47)

Okay.

Bobby Bones (35:48)

And go.

Amy Brown (35:50)

So I'm about to turn 44 years old, and I feel like the confusion that I have about my body right now is just off the charts. Like, nobody warned me, Nobody sat me down and said, hey, you know, at some point between, you know, 35 and 55, your body is gonna completely rebel. And the timeline, total mystery. Like, have fun. Like, why was this not a class in high school? Like, we learned about health, but I needed a, like, what's gonna happen to your body? 35 to 55, but you have no idea when it'll start. But buckle up because it's Gonna Be Crazy 101 type class.

Bobby Bones (36:25)

That class sucks.

Amy Brown (36:25)

Like, I need that class. Like, perimenopause is like, I don't even know. I don't even know how to define what all is happening to me. There are like a million different symptoms, and it looks different for every single woman. Like, your friend maybe has this going on. You have this going on. You're that.

Bobby Bones (36:42)

Oh. Oh.

Amy Brown (36:42)

You're just low testosterone, low progesterone, low estrogen. I don't even know. You have to test this. Test that you have your period, then you don't have your period.

Bobby Bones (36:51)

Can I say something? Is all that because today's your birthday? Is that why? Is that what we're on? Is that why you feel like you're a day older?

Amy Brown (36:59)

Well, so does it.

Bobby Bones (37:00)

You're older, you know, So I guess.

Amy Brown (37:02)

I. Yeah, I guess I am 44.

Bobby Bones (37:04)

Yeah.

Amy Brown (37:05)

I mean, is it official yet, though? It's like, it's 44.

Bobby Bones (37:08)

I don't know. What hour did you. Were you born. That's.

Lunchbox (37:10)

That's a good point.

Bobby Bones (37:10)

But I wonder if, like, all.

Amy Brown (37:11)

I was born at 8:30am okay, so Central. Central.

Bobby Bones (37:16)

Okay. Austin, Texas, then you're okay.

Amy Brown (37:19)

That's why I said, I wonder if.

Bobby Bones (37:20)

All this comes up because in an hour you'll be fine.

Amy Brown (37:24)

No, I just think that it's a little chaotic and it's a mystery and we don't know a lot about the woman's body.

Bobby Bones (37:30)

Weird high school class, though. The 42 year old body.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (37:34)

Yeah. No high school girl things about her 42 year old body.

Amy Brown (37:36)

That's what I'm saying. They should. We should have a class so that we are just prepared so that when it happens and you, like, go to the doctor and you're starting to say all these symptoms and they're like, oh, you're perimenopausal. And you're like, what? Because all you hear is that menopause exists. Maybe when you're 60 or 70. And that's just not true.

Bobby Bones (37:53)

Happy birthday.

Amy Brown (37:54)

I mean, that is true. But an hour. Other things.

Bobby Bones (37:57)

The.

Amy Brown (37:57)

There's the menopause before the menopause. Like, what? What?

Bobby Bones (38:02)

Yeah. I don't even know what's happening right now. It's her birthday, so I give her lecture time.

Amy Brown (38:05)

Welcome to my life, Eddie.

Bobby Bones (38:07)

You want to go?

Lunchbox (38:08)

Yeah.

Bobby Bones (38:08)

60 Second Life Talk. Go.

Lunchbox (38:10)

You know I love God, right?

Bobby Bones (38:12)

Yes.

Lunchbox (38:12)

I love the Almighty.

Bobby Bones (38:13)

Strong way to start.

Lunchbox (38:14)

I love God. But I do understand that God understands everything and knows why everything happens. But I don't understand this one. This one drives me nuts. Why do we have allergies? Allergies are ridiculous. I've had allergies since I was a kid. Anytime the spring comes around and the flowers are blooming, oh, it's so beautiful. But I'm like, my nose is red. My boogers are all over the place. It is a terrible time of year. I can't stand it. And I'm asking God why.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (38:44)

Thank you.

Lunchbox (38:44)

Whoa. God, thank you for keeping me healthy. I appreciate it. This is not the worst thing that can happen to me, but allergies are terrible. And then, oh, my goodness. Our cars are about to be covered in yellow pollen. It's the worst. Pretty much done with the allergies. Here we go. I'm gonna move on to my arm.

Bobby Bones (39:00)

My arm still hurts. Oh, dang.

Lunchbox (39:02)

You believe my arm still hurts?

Bobby Bones (39:03)

Do you ask God?

Lunchbox (39:04)

God, why does my arm still hurt? I broke it January 18th and I went to go play.

Bobby Bones (39:09)

Time's up.

Lunchbox (39:11)

It's kind of done with the allergy stuff.

Bobby Bones (39:13)

I would say. I would say one about your arm just not using it enough.

Lunchbox (39:18)

Dude, I'm trying. I'm doing curls and everything. Strengthening up. I did push ups the other day. I played golf and it hurt every single time.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (39:25)

He needs to go to the doctor. When he does, like, his arm thing, it pops. You can hear it popping.

Bobby Bones (39:29)

I think it's a lot you need to do. Well, what do I know? Like, real significant time. Doing band training with your arms.

Lunchbox (39:36)

Like rehab?

Bobby Bones (39:37)

Sure, that's what I'm saying. Yes, I can go. You know I love God, right? So I'm gonna start mine. You know I love God. I just wanna make sure everybody knows. Okay, we'll go to lunchbox and 60 seconds life talk. Go.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (39:50)

I don't understand how hard it is to take things home. We have this beautiful studio here, and we've kept it pretty clean since we moved in, but there is one person, one person that walks by their things every single day and just leaves them sitting there. Disgusting. Like her CMA award was sitting there for three months. We won an award. And you would think you want to take it home, put it in your house, display it. Oh, Amy, don't look now. I moved it for you. Because it's been sitting there and people are tripping over it. And then there's a package out here in our little waiting room. It's been on the couch for 13 days, and it is to Amy Brown. And she walks by. She walks by it every single day. People have told her, hey, you have a package out here. And every time, her answer is, what is it? What is it? And then she gets done with work, and she leaves it sitting there. Like, use your two arms and hands. Pick it up, carry into your car, and take it to your freaking house. I mean, I don't know how hard it is to take your things home. It is amazing.

Amy Brown (40:49)

I didn't know that we were going to do personal.

Bobby Bones (40:51)

I feel like that one should have started with, you guys know I love God, right?

Amy Brown (40:55)

Yeah. I mean, he's not wrong.

Lunchbox (40:57)

No, he's not.

Amy Brown (40:58)

He's not wrong. So I'll work on it.

Bobby Bones (41:00)

Okay, we have two left.

Lunchbox (41:01)

Question, where is the cma?

Amy Brown (41:03)

Yeah, I need that.

Bobby Bones (41:04)

I think he's holding it hot. You don't need it because it's been sitting here for three months.

Amy Brown (41:07)

I do need it because I've been renovating my podcast room, and I'm gonna put it on a little table that's in there.

Bobby Bones (41:12)

So you had no room anywhere else in your own house?

Amy Brown (41:14)

Couldn't just sit in your car? Yeah, Listen, if I transport it, you.

Bobby Bones (41:19)

Two can deal with that. He's holding it hostage.

Amy Brown (41:20)

Anytime I transport it, I run the risk of breaking it.

Bobby Bones (41:23)

We need to see a picture of it with today's newspaper to make sure that it's still. Yeah, it's still alive. Morgan, do you have one?

Morgan Evans (41:28)

Yeah, I do.

Bobby Bones (41:29)

All right. And, Morgan, 62nd Life Talk. Go.

Morgan Evans (41:32)

I would like to complain about bad pet owners. I was at the park with my dog, Remy. She was awfully. She's a Very well behaved dog, she recalls. Great. We're enjoying our day away from all kinds of people, and out of nowhere, somebody's dog comes running up and tries to attack my dog. Had I not been paying attention, Remy would have ended up bloodied by this huge dog. I, like, scooped her up, grabbed her, all because this guy was not paying attention. He was just walking on his phone, letting his dog roam. And he shouldn't have been, because clearly the dog doesn't like other people. Why do people think it's okay to just allow their dogs to do all kinds of things? They're bad pet owners. Like, that's. That reflects bad on the dog when really it's a bad owner that was not the dog's fault.

Bobby Bones (42:15)

That's a good point.

Morgan Evans (42:15)

And I would just like to create a banning list for people who do not do well at owning pets. They should not be allowed to have pets. Moving forward. This should be a thing. Moving forward. That is all I have. And also, Eddie's arms are.

Bobby Bones (42:27)

Yes, yes, yes. Nailed it. That is so when you run out of time, I'm telling you, Morgan nailed that as hard as she could possibly nail. The funny part of that good stuff. Because if she was gonna stop, I was gonna go on Eddie's arm. I didn't need to. Funny.

Lunchbox (42:44)

It was awesome.

Bobby Bones (42:44)

Good job. And also, was the park where you were. Were leashes required?

Morgan Evans (42:50)

No, they're not required. But, like, also, you should just be a good pet owner and know if your dog can be off leash or not.

Bobby Bones (42:57)

I would agree with that. I would also. Yes, I agree. If it had been a leash specific place, I'd have been really upset for you. Yes. Idiots whose animals go crazy, that ain't good. So I agree. But if you're at a place where dogs can not be leashed, you just got to be extra vigilant about looking at your dog.

Morgan Evans (43:17)

And thankfully I was, but he was not, and we would have ended up bad. And I don't want anything bad to happen to that dog.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (43:22)

So are you the bad owner for taking the risk of letting your dog off the leash when there's other animals running around?

Amy Brown (43:27)

No.

Bobby Bones (43:27)

I think 95% they're at fault. The 5%. And Morgan did watch, so that. Yeah, if she hadn't seen it, I would say yes. But if you have your dog somewhere where other dogs are unleashed, you have to be super aware of your dog attacking or someone attacking yours. Also, I'm proud. I'm very proud, Morgan, to nail that joke.

Lunchbox (43:47)

It's like the humor.

Bobby Bones (43:48)

Yeah.

Lunchbox (43:48)

It's just like, good stuff.

Bobby Bones (43:50)

I'm watching one of my own grow up.

Lunchbox (43:51)

Good job, Morgan.

Bobby Bones (43:52)

Perfect timing. Okay, I will go now. And I would like to say before we start, I love God. And why does Eddie's arm hurt? Okay. Because I'm not. Mine's over a minute, so I gotta try to get it in. All right. And go. I like to talk about family medical history. It's what doctors ask about the most. I don't know mine. My mom died in her fourth. I don't know my dad. So I go into the doctor and they're like, any history of heart disease? I'm like, I don't know. Your family have diabetes? Your guess is as good as mine. What about high cholesterol? I don't know. Just check me. I don't know anything about my family's history. So I'm basically a medical detective texting a cousin going, hey, do you know anything about Uncle Rick's cholesterol? Like, it's constantly that. Because I don't know anything about my family history. So when a doctor is going, hey, can you find out? Because that will help us. I cannot find out. So at the very beginning, I have to say, I don't know my family. I don't know my family's history. It is very hard for me to continue the. So that's tough for someone who does not know their biological family. And Eddie's arm hurts. And I love God. Thank you very much. Perfect. That was. My other one was left handed. I'll save that one. My left handed was funnier than that one. That's just a heart. It's every single doctors. It's almost like I have to give them my sob story of I don't know my family every single time.

Amy Brown (45:17)

Yeah, that's frustrating.

Bobby Bones (45:18)

And I'm not trying to do that. You want to read that? Read my book, Bare Bones. It's on Amazon.

Lunchbox (45:21)

Give him the book.

Bobby Bones (45:22)

Yeah, get that. Get that there. Good job, everybody.

Lunchbox (45:25)

Thank you.

Bobby Bones (45:26)

I like that segment because mostly because there's a timer to shut us off.

Lunchbox (45:30)

Oh, that's tough.

Bobby Bones (45:31)

I think that's why I like that segment. Okay, good job. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.

Morgan Evans (45:43)

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Raymundo (45:57)

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Eddie (46:58)

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Bobby Bones (47:14)

They put out something on social media and they put out my cell number. I'd get called in the middle of the night all the time.

Eddie (47:20)

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Amy Brown (47:37)

It's like, how do you think you're going to get away with something like this? Like you killed somebody.

Eddie (47:42)

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Cheekies (47:58)

Hey, y'all, it's your girl, Cheekies. And I'm back with a brand new season of your favorite podcast, Cheekies and Chill. I'll be sharing even more personal stories with you guys, and I know a lot of people are gonna attack me. Why are you gonna go visit your dad? Your mom wouldn't be okay with it. I'm gonna tell you guys right now. I know my mother and I know my mom had a very forgiving heart. That is my story on plastic surgery. This is my truth. I think the last time I cried like that was when I lost my mom like that. Like, yelling. I was like, no. I was like, oh. And I thought, what did I do wrong? And as always, you'll get my exclusive take on topics like love, personal growth, health, family ties, and more. And don't forget, I'll also be dishing out my best advice to you on episodes of Dear Cheekies.

Colleen Witt (48:47)

So my fiance and I have been together for 10 years. In the first two years of being together, I find out he is cheating on me, not only with women, but also with men. What should I do?

Cheekies (48:58)

Okay, where do I start? That's not love. He doesn't love you enough. Because if he loved you, he'd be faithful. It's going to be an exciting year, and I hope that you can join me, listen to Cheekies and Chill Season four as part of the My Cultura Podcast network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Colleen Witt (49:17)

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Bobby Bones (49:35)

Well, I guess I'm saying I like it. You do you like me?

Colleen Witt (49:39)

He actually is too good to be true.

Bobby Bones (49:42)

This is a con. I'm conning you to get the dilato painting. We could do this together.

Colleen Witt (49:46)

To pull off this heist, they'll have to get close and jump into the deep end together.

Eddie (49:52)

That's a huge leap, Fernando, don't you think?

Bobby Bones (49:54)

After you, Chulito.

Colleen Witt (49:56)

But love is the biggest risk they'll ever take. Fernando is never going to love you.

Amy Brown (50:01)

As much as he loves this job.

Bobby Bones (50:05)

Trudito. That painting is ours.

Colleen Witt (50:08)

Listen to the setup as part of the Mike Altura podcast network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Morgan Evans (50:18)

Extra. Extra. Watch all about it. You know how you say read all about it, but now everything we do is watch, so watch all about it. Lunchbox has finally made the news. Last week he came on was like, I did a news interview. I don't know when it's gonna air, what's gonna happen? And a lot of people were joking that it's probably gonna get cut. Well, he got some good news about his news interview, so that's what's about to go down right here. And make sure you go congratulate him, because hopefully this will end his need to always be on the news.

Bobby Bones (50:50)

Number Twobox played us some audio last week where he jumped into a reporter and was like, I want to be on the news. And it was about you playing soccer as an adult.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (50:59)

Yeah, they were doing a thing about adult soccer in Nashville, I guess. I don't really know what the story is about. I just saw him talking to someone, and the guy he was talking to looked very uncomfortable in front of the camera. Didn't have much to say was fidgety. And I was like, this guy needs help. Let me step in and be a star.

Bobby Bones (51:15)

So the story ran. Okay. And before I play the story lunchbox, I'd like to ask you, how do you feel about it?

Brendan Patrick Hughes (51:27)

Well, I felt like they didn't, they didn't highlight me like they were supposed to.

Lunchbox (51:34)

Interesting.

Bobby Bones (51:34)

Okay.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (51:35)

Also I was expecting big time 10 o'clock news because I figured that's the big one. When everybody's home about to go to bed, they watch the news.

Bobby Bones (51:46)

First of all, I don't anybody watches news anymore like at 10 generally. But I hear you. That would be the one I would think would be the most watched.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (51:52)

I didn't realize I was going to get thrown at five, six. At five o'clock when people are still at work.

Bobby Bones (51:56)

Five, you get to five o'clock.

Lunchbox (51:57)

Five is definitely jv.

Bobby Bones (51:58)

Yeah, yeah. Five is when they're like working stuff out. Yes.

Lunchbox (52:01)

It's like the warm up show.

Bobby Bones (52:02)

They might not be on the air. Like they're just doing stuff. Okay.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (52:04)

So when I saw 5 o'clock news I was like, oh man, like no one's going to see it. Like half the people that I thought, you know would be tuned into the. I mean we just lost half the audience because they're not even off work yet.

Bobby Bones (52:15)

I will say this, he is in it.

Lunchbox (52:18)

Okay.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (52:18)

Yeah.

Bobby Bones (52:19)

So where I'll play it. But where he's like, oh, 5:00. He is in it. So this is a story from WKRN about adult sports leagues. Go ahead.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (52:27)

Julian Minnesote shows us one league proving age is just a number. Here we go.

Bobby Bones (52:32)

If Father time is undefeated, I'll be 44 this year. It's because he's never played soccer. Wanna stay young at mid state sports leagues.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (52:42)

Great job, Jamie. There's a bunch of young guys out here and us older folks gotta hold it down because you see the gray ray in the beer, they see you and they're like, oh, this old man can't play. And guess what? I still beat him.

Bobby Bones (52:55)

Age is just a number.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (52:56)

I see these 20 year olds out here and they're running around and I want to feel like I'm 20.

Bobby Bones (53:01)

But here it's also a marker to measure just how far one can go. Win, call W. And then it goes to some girls. But I feel like you were in that a good amount.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (53:11)

I was. They didn't really show me playing.

Bobby Bones (53:14)

I know they didn't show him playing. They at the very beginning they showed like his face on like yelling and.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (53:18)

They showed me clapping on the sideline.

Bobby Bones (53:19)

It looked like a benchmark. I'll be honest, too. I saw that too. I want to highlight the positive here. You were in it a lot. Your face was in it a lot. You were standing, like, in front of a net. That was a win. The win was you were there and they used you for like 13 seconds. Boom. Big win. I don't think it was a total loss. That aired at five. Okay, so not the most prime spot, but five o'clock. Fine. But yeah. Dude, you look like a bench warmer. You know that? You saw that?

Brendan Patrick Hughes (53:46)

Oh, I saw it. And he's. I'm like, why don't you show me like, with my assist when, you know they score, instead they just show me clapping on the sideline. I'm like, no, no, no.

Bobby Bones (53:53)

And at the end of the game, we were like, shaking hands. Lunchbox is like shaking hands. Not. Oh, no, it's not a full. Oh, no. Because I think it was a win. I think it was a net gain.

Lunchbox (54:00)

Didn't the reporter say, I'm get some shots of you playing? Like, didn't he get shots of you playing?

Bobby Bones (54:05)

I got some on the sideline.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (54:07)

Yeah. And he got a shot of, like, our goalie giving up a goal. And then than one of the girls on our team scoring. He didn't really get it. Really? Yeah, he didn't get much action of me.

Bobby Bones (54:16)

But no one's gonna notice that. No one's gonna notice that the guy they were talking to in the news wasn't doing the action. I thought you did great. They kept you in the story. You started the story.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (54:27)

I was the lead. I was a lead character.

Bobby Bones (54:29)

I don't know about character, but yes, you are. You are a character in that story. But I say this is a win. Okay? It'd be funny if it came on. They didn't use you or they use, like that time you were in Friday Night Lights, the TV show, and they. They showed you, but they use somebody else's voice over the top of yours. Like, that was funny. We made fun of that.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (54:46)

Yeah, that hurt.

Bobby Bones (54:47)

You were in this and that's good. I was all over it and it was 5:00, so. Okay, we'll take it down. We give it five points. We pull it down one notch because of five. We pull it down one notch because he looked like a bench warmer. But three, three points out of five, that's a win.

Lunchbox (55:01)

Yeah.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (55:02)

Hey, and what did it teach you when you see a news camera go up to him, say, you need a Star, they'll put you on.

Bobby Bones (55:08)

I'm gonna pass on that. But you did that and you made the news. And so is that. It's scratched now. Are you done?

Brendan Patrick Hughes (55:14)

Oh, no, no, I gotta. I gotta keep going.

Bobby Bones (55:16)

Just beginning.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (55:16)

I. I got a taste of it. I got a taste of it and now I'm like, oh, I want more. And I want 10 o'clock.

Lunchbox (55:23)

He's a dick.

Bobby Bones (55:23)

If you made your 10 o'clock news. Now we're talking. Now we're talking. Okay, one more time for Lunchbox. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.

Morgan Evans (55:36)

Coming in at this number one spot, we did the toughest tongue twister. This was a tough one. I was really worried when we were doing this that somebody was gonna slip up and say a bad word because it gets a little dicey when you're doing tongue twisters. So we did it. Give us a laugh and judge us as how well or horrible we did. But then try it for yourself if you think you can do it better than us. Maybe record it, post it on Social. It'll be crazy. Toughest tongue twister. Even saying that is hard. Toughest tongue twister. Yeah. I'm giving up. I did not do well in this segment.

Bobby Bones (56:08)

Number one, something rare. I am the only person in the studio right now. I have made everybody leave. They are standing out in the hall. They cannot hear me talk. But we're gonna do a little competition between them. I have what they are saying is the toughest tongue twister in the English language. These words together. The toughest tongue twister in the English language. And we will see who does the best. They'll each get two attempts and they can't read them for, like, more than, like, 30 seconds. They can't practice. They'll get two attempts. And I guess since I'm the only one, I'll score them. Ray, you want to score them with me? Yeah. Okay, we'll score them out of ten. Okay, send in Morgan first. And so I have it on a piece of paper. Morgan will walk in the door. She will go to the microphone. She will attempt the tongue twister. Hello, Morgan. If you'll accept this piece of paper, do not open it until you sit down at your desk. And then you have two attempts. You don't know what it is yet, but you'll have two attempts. Handy, Morgan, the paper. Don't open it yet. Morgan is our head of all of our digital. She sits in the middle of Eddie and Lunchbox. Now on that piece of paper, Morgan, you Will see the toughest tongue twister in the English language. Okay, you get two attempts at it. I'll give you around 10 seconds to look at it before you try it. But when you try it, it's officially.

Morgan Evans (57:30)

On, and I have to say it. Does it matter how fast? Or I just have to say it.

Bobby Bones (57:33)

You just have to say it. You can't. Well, if you go slow, your points will go way down because we're judging you.

Morgan Evans (57:37)

Okay, so you want me to just talk normally?

Bobby Bones (57:40)

That'll do. Okay, are you ready?

Morgan Evans (57:43)

I'm ready.

Bobby Bones (57:43)

And take a look. So we'll give you just a second here. This is not good. This is the toughest tongue twister in the English language. And, Morgan, go ahead. Six.

Morgan Evans (57:56)

Six sheiks, six sheep's sick. I feel like I'm gonna say a cuss word.

Bobby Bones (58:02)

Good point. Give it one more run.

Morgan Evans (58:05)

Okay.

Bobby Bones (58:06)

Six.

Morgan Evans (58:06)

Six Sheikh's, six sheep's sick. I do not feel like I'm saying words. It feels like I'm speaking gibberish.

Bobby Bones (58:14)

Tough one. So it is sixth. Six sheiks, sixth. Sheep's sick. Impossible. You never use it in a sentence. That is the hardest. Ray, what are your score for Morgan there? Out of ten? Yep. Two, sadly. Wow, that low? I thought she did okay. Dang.

Morgan Evans (58:29)

I thought I didn't do that bad.

Bobby Bones (58:31)

I was gonna give her a six, but. Okay, stay true. Morgan gets an eight. All right, send Amy in. Coming. So now Amy is walking in. She's in the isolation hallway where there is no sound coming over the top. And, Morgan, you can just pass Amy. Oh, they're out on the deck. They went all the way down on the deck to make sure nobody could cheat. Yeah, you can just hand Amy that piece of paper when she comes in. Don't look at the paper, please, till you sit down. So what we have on this paper is the English language's toughest tongue twister. So once you open it, you'll have about 10 seconds to look at it, and you'll have two attempts at it. Okay.

Amy Brown (59:08)

Okay.

Bobby Bones (59:09)

And go ahead and take a look. Amy's opening it up, and you can't practice it. You can just look at it. Okay, let me know whenever you're ready. Yeah. All right. And you get two attempts.

Amy Brown (59:22)

Go six. Six chic, Six. Six sheep sick. Six. Sixth. Hold on. Sixth sick. Sheiks, sixth sheep sick. Six.

Bobby Bones (59:36)

We added extra words and sounds. Okay. Raymundo.

Amy Brown (59:41)

Oh, man.

Bobby Bones (59:42)

I think she did better than Morgan.

Colleen Witt (59:43)

What?

Morgan Evans (59:44)

I feel like I'm being judged.

Bobby Bones (59:46)

Morgan slurred a lot. I don't know if she nailed any of the words. Amy at least nailed some of them. So that for that, I'm gonna give Amy a. A three. Wow. I'll give Amy a three as well. So, Amy, total score. Six. All right, we have two other people here. Let's go ahead and bring Eddie in. Amy, just pass Eddie your sheet when he comes in. I feel like Amy was adding extra words. It's hard to say. Six, Six sheiks, six. Hey, Eddie. Whoa.

Lunchbox (60:08)

What were you saying?

Bobby Bones (60:08)

Hey, buddy. Morgan, hand Eddie your sheet. So this is the English language's hardest tongue twister. You can look at it for a few seconds. Do not practice it. If you practice it, you're just qualified.

Lunchbox (60:18)

Look at it now.

Bobby Bones (60:18)

Go ahead.

Lunchbox (60:19)

Okay.

Bobby Bones (60:19)

And we'll judge you. Raymondo and I are the judges. Raymond is a terrible judge, though. I. Did you feel like Raymond? It was a bad job.

Amy Brown (60:25)

Hey, hey, hey.

Bobby Bones (60:27)

Yeah.

Lunchbox (60:27)

This is hard, man. I'm dyslexic, so this is hard.

Amy Brown (60:30)

Eddie. So my.

Bobby Bones (60:31)

So is it Amy and go.

Lunchbox (60:33)

Six. Six sheep. Six sheep. Sick. Got it.

Bobby Bones (60:37)

Nailed it. You got one more.

Amy Brown (60:39)

Why'd you act like you.

Lunchbox (60:40)

What's the other one?

Bobby Bones (60:40)

No, no, you get to it twice.

Lunchbox (60:41)

Oh, okay. Six, chic. Six.

Bobby Bones (60:44)

Six. You already messed up the words. You went the wrong order. Dyslexia.

Lunchbox (60:47)

Did you see how I switch sick and chic? That's my life, guys, right there in a nutshell.

Bobby Bones (60:52)

Okay, go ahead. More time.

Lunchbox (60:54)

Six sick sheiks, six sheep, six stick.

Bobby Bones (61:00)

All right, so lunchboxes, right? His score. I'm gonna judge the first one. Yeah.

Lunchbox (61:04)

Thank you.

Bobby Bones (61:05)

And for that, I give him an eight. That was awesome. Yeah, I give him a seven. Okay, There you go.

Lunchbox (61:11)

How did I do that?

Bobby Bones (61:12)

And then finally, coming into the room in the tongue twister challenge, luckily, nobody said a bad word yet.

Lunchbox (61:18)

Dude, I got really close.

Bobby Bones (61:20)

Here's lunchbox. Now, it's a tongue twister. You get to look at it, but you cannot practice it out loud with your mouth. So go ahead and take a look at it.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (61:26)

I'd never practice.

Bobby Bones (61:28)

Go. Just take a look. You'll have a few seconds.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (61:32)

Yep, I see it.

Bobby Bones (61:33)

You'll get two opportunities ready?

Brendan Patrick Hughes (61:35)

Yep.

Bobby Bones (61:36)

Go.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (61:37)

Sixth, six sheiks. Sixth ship's six. Six sick sheiks. Six ships. Sick.

Bobby Bones (61:44)

He missed a word completely.

Amy Brown (61:46)

Ship in there?

Bobby Bones (61:46)

No, the word ship's not in there at all, Sheeps.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (61:52)

Should I do that again?

Bobby Bones (61:53)

Yeah, it's not. You're not gonna be rewarded for it, but you might as well give it a run. Go ahead.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (61:57)

6Th, 6. 6th 6. Sheiks. 6th. Sheep's sick. I almost said ships again. Yeah, I read ships, man.

Lunchbox (62:05)

That's weird. You're dyslexic.

Bobby Bones (62:06)

Ray, I time with Amy because he missed the word. Other than that, he did pretty well. So three. Okay, okay. So in last, what I said.

Lunchbox (62:17)

Oh, man, that's tricky.

Bobby Bones (62:19)

Amy and Lunchbox with a total score of six. You get two threes.

Amy Brown (62:25)

Oh, six.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (62:25)

That's pretty good.

Bobby Bones (62:26)

Amy was adding extra words. She said them all, but she added.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (62:29)

Extra words, so we got first place.

Bobby Bones (62:31)

Well, and you said new words, but you didn't add any other ones.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (62:35)

Yeah, I was pretty spot on, though.

Bobby Bones (62:37)

Morgan. Solid 8. Thought you were underscored by Ray.

Morgan Evans (62:39)

Thank you. I do, too.

Bobby Bones (62:40)

Eddie, who knew was our best speaker. 15. Wow. 15. 15.

Lunchbox (62:45)

And I have a speech.

Bobby Bones (62:47)

You can't stop saying. You have to start saying you have all this stuff wrong with you.

Lunchbox (62:50)

But I do, and that's so cool.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (62:51)

You have a speech impediment.

Lunchbox (62:52)

I do.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (62:53)

No, you don't.

Bobby Bones (62:54)

You don't.

Lunchbox (62:54)

Dyslexia.

Bobby Bones (62:55)

No, you don't.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (62:55)

That's not a speech.

Bobby Bones (62:57)

Also doesn't have a lip. Wow.

Lunchbox (63:00)

I've never won something like this.

Bobby Bones (63:02)

And you want to do a victory lap?

Lunchbox (63:03)

No, no, I'm just gonna go on a high note. Why don't you do the victory lap for me?

Brendan Patrick Hughes (63:07)

Did you go real slow?

Bobby Bones (63:08)

No, no, he. Everybody kind of did it around the same speed because we were penalizing for slow. I'm not very good at it either.

Lunchbox (63:14)

Come on.

Bobby Bones (63:14)

Six. Six sheiks, six ships. Sick. I said ship, too.

Brendan Patrick Hughes (63:18)

Yeah, see, that's what I'm saying.

Bobby Bones (63:19)

It's so hard.

Lunchbox (63:21)

Great minds.

Bobby Bones (63:22)

That's what. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not in that great mind. No, no, no, no. I take myself out of this one. Our winner, Eddie. Get him on a couple speaking tours now.

Lunchbox (63:33)

Wow. I just do that the whole time.

Bobby Bones (63:36)

It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.

Morgan Evans (63:42)

Well, that is time. Best Bits has now concluded. Part two is. Anyway, so make sure you check out part one, Part three. This weekend with Raymundo caught up, bunch of friends just hanging out, talking. It's all new content. So you get some new stuff from us on the weekend here on Best Bits. And if you have some extra time, check out my podcast. Take this personally. I think you'll really enjoy it. It's kind of a juxtaposition of an expert and personal stories and about various topics from friendships to mental health to relationships to anxiety to, oh, my goodness, finances. Everything in between. So give it a check out and of course, follow the show obbyboneshow. You can follow us on YouTube and watch a lot of these segments. We're trying to put up a lot of content up there for you guys. So yeah, other than that, have a safe weekend. I'm so happy you're here. Thanks, everybody.

Amy Brown (64:30)

Bye.

Bobby Bones (64:31)

That's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Thanks for listening. Be sure to check out the other two parts this weekend. Go follow the show on all social platforms obbyboneshow and follow ebgirlmorgan to submit your listener questions for next week's episode.

Cheekies (64:46)

In 2020, a group of young women.

Amy Brown (64:49)

Found themselves in an AI fueled nightmare.

Morgan Evans (64:52)

Someone was posting photos.

Bobby Bones (64:54)

It was just me naked.

Morgan Evans (64:56)

Well, not me, but me with someone else's body parts. This is Levittown, a new podcast from iHeart podcasts Bloomberg and Kaleidoscope about the rise of deepfake pornography and the battle to stop it. Listen to Levittown on Bloomberg's Big Take podcast. Find it on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

Colleen Witt (65:17)

Are you hungry? Colleen Witt here. And Eating While Broke is back for season four every Thursday on the Black Effect Podcast Network. This season we've got a legendary lineup serving up broke dishes and even better stories on the menu. We have Tony Baker, Nick Cannon, Melissa Ford, October London and Kerry Harper. Howie turning Big Mac into big moves. Catch Eating While Broke every Thursday on the Black Effect Podcast Network. IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts. Wherever you get your favorite shows. Come hungry for season four.

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You can get your daily puzzle nuggets delivered straight to your ears. Listen to the Puzzler every day on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. My name is Brendan Patrick Hughes, host of Divine Intervention. This is a story about radical nuns in combat boots and wild haired priests trading blows with J. Edgar Hoover in a hell bent effort to sabotage a war. J edg was furious. He was out of his mind and he wanted to bring the Catholic left to its knees. Listen to Divine intervention on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, I'm Bob Pippman, chairman and CEO of iHeartMedia. I'm excited to introduce a brand new season of my podcast Math and Stories from the Frontiers of Marketing. I'm having conversations with across a wide range of industries to hear how they reach the top of their fields and the lessons they learned along the way that everyone can use. I'll be joined by innovative leaders like Chairman and CEO of Health Beauty, Tarang Amin, legendary singer, songwriter and philanthropist Jewel.

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