Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show – "Counting Down The Best BBS Segments This Week"

Release Date: June 21, 2025
Host/Author: Premiere Networks
Description: Listen to 'The Bobby Bones Show' by downloading the daily full replay.

Introduction

In this episode of The Bobby Bones Show, hosts Morgan, Bobby Bones, Eddie, Amy, and Scuba Steve dive into a variety of engaging topics, including movie reviews, adoption journeys, a special interview with country music star Chris Lane, and an insightful segment on genealogical research with Dr. Marcy Yates.

1. Movie and TV Show Reviews

a. Tuesday Reviews Day ([03:24] - [11:17])

Each week, the hosts share their thoughts on recently watched TV shows and movies, providing recommendations and ratings.

• "Deep Cover"

  • Reviewers: Morgan and Bobby Bones
  • Details: A blend of comedy and action featuring Orlando Bloom and Bryce Dallas Howard.
  • Rating: 3.5 out of 5
  • Highlights: Morgan praises Bryce Dallas Howard's comedic performance and Orlando Bloom's acting prowess.
  • Notable Quote:
    • Morgan: "It's pretty good in that kind of funny. But also enough shoot 'em up that it doesn't have to be super funny." ([04:56])

• "The Materialist"

  • Reviewers: Morgan and Bobby Bones
  • Details: A romantic comedy starring Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans, revolving around a love triangle.
  • Rating: 4.5 out of 5
  • Highlights: Morgan commends Dakota Johnson's acting, especially contrasting her role in "The Materialist" with her performance in "Madame Web."
  • Notable Quote:
    • Morgan: "I give it 4.5 out of 5 dating services." ([05:37])

• "Pee Wee Peewee as Himself"

  • Reviewers: Eddie and Morgan
  • Details: A documentary exploring the life and creation of Pee Wee Herman.
  • Rating: Mixed; Dr. Yates notes a 91% positive reception on HBO.
  • Highlights: Eddie appreciates the documentary's deep dive into Pee Wee's origins but notes its unconventional narrative style.
  • Notable Quote:
    • Eddie: "I learned a lot about Pee Wee. I enjoy the documentary, but, yeah, it's a weird documentary. It doesn't give you great feelings." ([10:14])

2. Adoption Journeys ([01:16] - [38:45])

Morgan and Amy share heartfelt stories about their experiences adopting teenagers, highlighting the transformative impact on their families.

• Personal Stories:

  • Eddie: "We just kind of knew from the beginning that we were family." ([01:20])
  • Morgan: "Like, he's like my best friend. At the end of the day, it's all been worth it. I wouldn't change anything about our lives." ([01:27])

• Encouragement:

  • Morgan: "Learn about adopting a teen from foster care." ([01:35])
  • Call to Action: Visit adoptuskids.org to learn more.
  • Sponsor: Brought to you by Adopt Us Kids, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and the Ad Council.

3. Interview with Chris Lane – "Shade Tree" Album ([12:33] - [35:03])

Guest: Chris Lane
Topic: Launch of his first full-length album since 2018, titled "Shade Tree."

• Album Overview:

  • Title Significance: "Shade Tree" reflects on Lindley's upbringing in Kernersville, North Carolina, encapsulating themes of love, heartbreak, and lifestyle.
  • Songwriting: Unlike his previous records, Chris wrote most of the 12 songs himself, showcasing a more personal touch.
  • Notable Songs:

    • "What Am I Supposed to Tell the Dog"

      • Theme: Explores the emotional impact of a couple's breakup from the dog's perspective.
      • Quote:
        • Chris Lane: "It's about a couple who gets a dog together, they break up... I brought that idea in." ([29:57])

    • "Problematic"

      • High Energy Track: Inspired by a collaborator's instrumental, resulting in a vibrant song.
      • Quote:
        • Chris Lane: "We figured out we wrote it. And then we came out and that song was... one of the most reactive songs I've ever had." ([31:52])

• Live Reception:

  • Chris noted that "What Am I Supposed to Tell the Dog" receives significant positive reactions during live performances, with crowds actively singing along.
  • Quote:
    • Chris Lane: "It is probably one of the most reactive songs I've ever had." ([32:14])

• Call to Action:

  • Promotion: "Shade Tree" is available now. Listeners are encouraged to follow Chris on Instagram (@chrislane) and visit iamchrislane.com for tour dates.

4. Genealogy and Ancestry Segment ([35:03] - [94:57])

Guest: Dr. Marcy Yates, Forensic Genetic Genealogist at Oklahoma State University
Host: Morgan

Morgan seeks to uncover her ancestral roots with the help of Dr. Yates, leading to surprising discoveries about her lineage.

• Introduction to Forensic Genealogy:

  • Dr. Yates explains:
    • "We work with unidentified human remains and use forensic genealogy, DNA extraction, and different methods to identify who these remains are." ([80:20])

• Morgan's Ancestral Journey:

  • Morgan shares her limited knowledge about her parents and grandparents, expressing a desire to uncover more about her heritage.
  • Quote:
    • Morgan: "I just don't know... I did one of those little results where it says where you're from, and it's like, basically you're just from where white people come from, which is like all Europe." ([78:07])

• Discoveries Made:

  • Ancestral Origins: German, Dutch, French, and English lineage traced back to the 1490s.

  • Notable Connections:

    • Morgan is related to Presidents James Madison and Theodore Roosevelt as 10th cousins.
    • Quote:
      • Dr. Yates: "You are about 10th cousins with James Madison and Teddy Roosevelt presidents." ([82:43])

  • Specific Ancestor:

    • Johan Whitman of the Kingdom of Wurttemberg, Germany:
      • Details: Morgan's seventh great-grandfather, a historical figure from the 1490s.
      • Quote:
        • Morgan: "So my seventh great grandfather was Johan Whitman of the Kingdom of Wurttemberg, Germany." ([91:04])

• Plans for Ancestral Exploration:

  • Morgan expresses excitement to visit Rothenburg, Germany, where Johan Whitman originated, and hopes to connect more deeply with her roots.
  • Quote:
    • Morgan: "I'm gonna go to Werther in Berg, Germany, and I'm gonna go look for the home of Johann Whitman." ([92:14])

• Support and Contribution:

  • Dr. Yates encourages donations to support forensic genealogy programs, emphasizing the importance of identifying unidentified remains.
  • Quote:
    • Dr. Yates: "We are sure we'll take it... helping people understand where their loved ones went." ([93:57])

5. Fun Segment: The Hottest Ages Debate ([39:35] - [55:55])

The hosts engage in a lighthearted debate about the ages at which men and women feel their hottest, incorporating humorous banter and personal anecdotes.

• Discussion Points:

  • Women’s Hottest Age:

    • Morgan: Suggests around 34 years old.
    • Lunchbox: Argues that younger ages, like 23, are more fitting due to confidence and physical appeal.
    • Scuba Steve: Proposes prime ages in the early 30s, citing hormonal and confidence factors.
    • Quote:
      • Morgan: "So when women feel their hottest... it’s like 34." ([40:07])

  • Men’s Hottest Age:

    • Eddie: Believes 35 years old is the peak.
    • Morgan and others: Suggest early to mid-30s, balancing physicality and maturity.
    • Quote:
      • Eddie: "I think 35 years old. Because anything younger than that's like...." ([45:07])

• Humorous Interjections:

  • Bobby Bones: Questions answers and adds playful remarks about appearance.
  • Lunchbox: Brings energy to the conversation with jokes about swimming and confidence.
  • Notable Quote:
    • Lunchbox: "They're still young, you know, and carefree. Like, nothing has taken a toll on them." ([41:28])

6. Parking Garage Mystery ([47:53] - [56:01])

A humorous and slightly paranoid segment where Bobby Bones believes a mysterious sticker on his car might be a tracking device.

• Scenario:

  • Bobby Bones: Notices an unfamiliar sticker on his car's headlight, sparking suspicion about potential tracking.
  • Host Responses:
    • Morgan, Eddie, Amy, and Scuba Steve engage in witty banter, speculating whether it's a tracking device or just a parking garage sensor sticker.
    • Notable Quote:
      • Bobby Bones: "Who put that there? I did not." ([50:11])

• Resolution:

  • The group humorously debates the possibility of tracking, ultimately leaning towards it being a standard parking garage sensor sticker.
  • Final Thoughts:
    • Lunchbox: Suggests it might have been added by security due to repeated access issues.
    • Morgan: Encourages Bobby to remove the sticker if it's unwanted but notes it's glued on.
    • Quote:
      • Morgan: "It's like, somebody from the building put it on your car without your knowledge." ([52:22])

Conclusion

This week's episode of The Bobby Bones Show offers a blend of insightful discussions and entertaining segments. From thoughtful movie reviews and personal adoption stories to an inspiring interview with Chris Lane and a fascinating dive into genealogical research, listeners are treated to a well-rounded and engaging experience. The episode concludes with humorous debates and lighthearted mysteries, ensuring there's something for everyone.

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