FRI: Will Bobby Film The Birth Of His Baby? + Amy Has The Hottest Thing Guys Can Do + Our Best ‘Out Of The Gate’ Stories We’ve Shared On The Show

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show

Episode: FRI: Will Bobby Film The Birth Of His Baby? + Amy Has The Hottest Thing Guys Can Do + Our Best ‘Out Of The Gate’ Stories We’ve Shared On The Show
Date: December 12, 2025
Host: Bobby Bones (Premiere Networks)

Overview

This packed episode of The Bobby Bones Show revolves around relationship advice, personal story-sharing among the cast, playful banter, and, most notably, the annual St. Jude Radiothon, highlighting the impact of donations to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The show features a blend of lighthearted debates, moving guest stories connected to St. Jude, and fan/family contributions via calls and voicemails. The tone shifts fluidly from comedic and candid to deeply heartfelt, especially during the St. Jude discussions.

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Key Discussion Points

1. Amy’s Relationship Advice: The Hottest Thing Guys Can Do

• (04:13) Amy brings up a study claiming that women find men most attractive when they take initiative and plan dates, dinners, or trips, rather than being indecisive.
• Amy (04:41): “They find it as arousing as foreplay.”
• Bobby and the team lightly tease Amy about her “study,” speculating it’s probably from a sponsor. Amy admits it’s a Booking.com survey.
• They discuss the dynamic of decisiveness in relationships, with humorous anecdotes about their own experiences.

2. Miraculous Medical Story

• (07:59) Eddie recounts a news story about a woman with a 22-pound tumor who, during surgery to remove it, was found to be carrying a full-term baby—surviving a rare abdominal ectopic pregnancy.
• The crew is both amazed and skeptical, diving into the details and marveling at the medical team’s feat.
• Lunchbox (11:02): “There were about 30 experts involved in the whole process.”
• The segment devolves into playful arguments about how medical miracles are pronounced (“miracle/miraca”).

3. Out-of-the-Gate Stories & Nostalgic Moments

• The team reminisces about their most memorable early stories shared on the show:
  • Amy’s “Didn’t know she was pregnant” story—her friend who only discovered she was pregnant at delivery.
  • Amy’s “seeing dad pee naked” story—and subsequent ribbing from the team.
  • Ray’s mass family showers (“eye-level with the shower head in 4th grade”) and the crew’s joking shock.
• The cast reflects on how quirky or shocking stories have become a signature of their dynamic.

4. Skydiving Mishap: Viral Video Reaction

• (19:47) Morgan brings up a viral video where a skydiver’s reserve chute snags on a plane’s tail, leaving him dangling before cutting free and safely landing.
• The team analyzes the incident play-by-play, describing their reactions to the real-life drama and the psychology of group panic as other skydivers jump out when the plane lurches.

5. Will Bobby Film the Birth of His Baby?

• (23:58) Voicemail question: Will Bobby cry, pass out, or try to film his baby’s birth?
• Bobby muses about the unpredictability of his emotions and the strict hospital policies on filming deliveries.
• The crew debates the etiquette and feasibility of filming childbirth, sharing humorous personal anecdotes about seeing birth videos.
• Bobby Bones (24:59): “They do let you record, like, when they put the baby on the chest of the person…”
• Light banter about making a birth playlist (“Counting Crows, John Mayer, Coldplay…sad music”), and further research on differing hospital filming policies.

6. Listener Questions: Living in a No-Shoes House

• (30:33) A listener asks for advice about managing groceries and daily life in a “no-shoes” house, leading to practical tips and light humor from Bobby and Amy.

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St. Jude Radiothon: Impact Stories & Live Calls

7. Heartfelt Patient Stories

• (39:44) Special guests BJ and her daughter Crosslyn share their St. Jude journey:
  • Crosslyn was diagnosed with a brain tumor at 11; after intensive treatment (surgery, radiation, chemo), she’s thriving and loves rodeo.
  • The family speaks to the immense relief of not worrying about bills and how St. Jude’s environment offers both top medical care and emotional support.
  • BJ (Mother) (45:36): “Many times the doctors and nurses would come in to lift her spirits, and it would end up the other way around.”
  • Crosslyn (46:53): “The second floor…It’s like where no doctors can come in. There’s music, art, and no medical stuff.”

8. Listener/Donor Call-Ins

• Natalie from Sarasota (52:45): Shares her motivation for giving—her own experience with a preemie and the rigorously transparent reputation of St. Jude.
• Molly from Portland (57:51): Donates yearly in memory of her nephew and niece, who were born at 20 weeks.
  • Molly (57:58): “Our little girl Jessie only lived for 30 days…but our little guy Jordan is 14 now and thriving. We donate every year in honor of Jessie and the incredible work that happened in the NICU.”
• Cassie (64:10): Her son was diagnosed with Crohn’s and has spent extensive time at St. Jude, emphasizing not just the medical care but housing, meals, and emotional support provided.
  • Cassie (64:10): “They also took us on for Christmas presents. It has been absolutely wonderful.”

9. Tell Me Something Good – St. Jude Edition

• (55:28 & 61:14) The team shares uplifting stories:
  • Yara, a kindergartner with a rare bone marrow disorder, able to graduate with her class thanks to St. Jude.
  • Kaylee, a 2-year-old diagnosed with a kidney tumor, now finding joy at St. Jude and expected to finish treatment soon.
• Major emphasis: At St. Jude, families NEVER receive a bill for treatment, housing, travel, or food.

10. St. Jude Mission & Call to Action

• Bobby Bones and team (throughout):
  • Urge listeners to become a “Partner in Hope” for $19/month.
  • Reinforce that all donations go directly to patient care and ongoing research, which is shared globally.
  • Playful regional competition for donors (Portland vs DC, etc.).
  • Unique incentives: special edition “pimpinjoy” camo t-shirt.

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Notable Quotes & Fun Moments

• Amy (04:41): “56% of women say when a guy just…makes a decision, they find it as arousing as foreplay.”
• Show Host (06:12): “So I’ll be decisive, and then I’m told I’m wrong about the decision that I made, and then I’ll have to make a decision that better reflects both of us.”
• Lunchbox (11:02): “There were about 30 experts involved in the whole process.”
• Bobby Bones (24:59): “They do let you record, like, when they put the baby on the chest…”
• Crosslyn (46:53): “The second floor. So it’s where no doctors can come in. There’s music and art…and we get to be kids.”
• Cassie (64:10): “If it wasn’t for them, we wouldn’t have had a place to stay when he was in the hospital…They also took us on for Christmas presents.”

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Timestamps for Major Segments

• [04:13] – Amy’s “Hottest Thing Guys Can Do” study & cast discussion
• [07:59] – Eddie’s “Tumor & Surprise Baby” medical miracle story
• [13:40] – Cast’s “Out of the Gate” stories (“Didn’t know I was pregnant,” “Peeing Naked,” “Family Showers”)
• [19:47] – Morgan’s viral skydiver mishap story & video analysis
• [23:58] – Listener voicemail: Will Bobby film the birth? Hospital rules and birth playlists
• [30:33] – Listener question: Life hacks for no-shoes home
• [39:44] – Special Guest Segment: St. Jude patient Crosslyn & family share their journey
• [52:45] – Natalie from Sarasota calls in about why she donates
• [57:51] – Molly shares honoring twins with a yearly St. Jude donation
• [61:14] – Uplifting “Tell Me Something Good” segment: Kaylee's St. Jude story
• [64:05] – Cassie calls in about her son’s chronic illness care at St. Jude

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Tone & Style

• The show remains candid, friendly, and full of playful teasing among hosts.
• Emotional segments are treated with respect but often end with light banter to keep spirits up.
• Appeals for St. Jude donations are heartfelt but interwoven with humor and team energy—making the call to action feel motivating, not heavy-handed.

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Conclusion

This episode masterfully balances humor, heartfelt storytelling, and social impact. The first half offers laughter and relatable stories; the second half moves into deeply emotional, inspirational territory through St. Jude family accounts and listener testimonials. Whether you’re a long-time fan or a first-time listener, the episode is a thorough ride through the highs, lows, and unique camaraderie of the Bobby Bones Show.

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For more information or to become a St. Jude Partner in Hope, listeners are encouraged to call 1-800-795-1800 or text BOBBY to 785833.

Transcript

[Amy]

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[Bobby Bones]

Guaranteed Human.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

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[Amy]

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[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

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[Lunchbox]

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[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

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[Lunchbox]

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[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

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[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Amy]

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[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Keeping the forest fire resistant, synonymous with keeping a forest healthy. And we do that through planting more than we harvest and mitigate those risks through active management.

[Lunchbox]

It's a long term commitment.

[Bobby Bones]

Visit workingforestsinitiative.com to learn more. The Bobby Bones Show.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Okay, don't forget, this is day two of our St. Jude radio THON. So if you guys want to hop in, you can. This podcast will not be that, but the number is 800-795-1800, 19 bucks a month. Be a partner in Hope. That'd be awesome. I did have so many people that listen to the podcast, because if you're not familiar, we do this separate from the radio show. You probably are, but if you're not. And I said, hey, if you're a partner in Hope just from the podcast, meaning you don't get to catch the show live. So you do just catch it on podcast. Hit me up in my DMs. I got a lot of DMs yesterday, so really appreciate that. Okay, Amy, how you doing?

[Amy]

Good.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I just let you put your ears in. Are you ready to do your story?

[Amy]

Yes.

[Eddie]

Okay. Is it ready?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I'm just making sure. Also, she was just putting her ears away.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And then yesterday she wasn't.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Well, that really wasn't a full reason yesterday.

[Amy]

I was. So we started off strong with, like, the sports drama, and then I was dialed into that, so I was just chilling.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

All right, well, you're up.

[Amy]

Okay, so, guys, if you really want to woo your lady, be a planner. Nobody's interested in a guy that's like, I don't care where you want to eat. I don't care where you want to go on vacation. Plan it. Just do it. Just be like, this is where we're going to dinner. This is what time, and this is what you need to wear.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I would encourage you not to present it like that, though.

[Amy]

How would you.

[Eddie]

Is that too forceful?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

They say, I want you to do this.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Not even I want that Sounds like you're gonna do this.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

They say that 56% of women, I mean, majority of women find it attractive, but 56% of these women say that when a guy just, like, makes a decision, they don't really have to think about it. Obviously, keeping the woman's preferences in mind, they find it as arousing as foreplay.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That's not true.

[Amy]

That's what it says.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That's just not true.

[Eddie]

How come it's not true, Amy?

[Amy]

It says data confirms right here. I'm looking at it.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You must be really bad at foreplay, then.

[Amy]

Data confirms he's hotter when he books. That's the headline.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Let me guess. Booking.com, one of our sponsors. That would Be like something that it is from.

[Bobby Bones]

From.

[Amy]

It is from bookie.

[Eddie]

Well, there you go. Nailed it.

[Amy]

And they had sponsored.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah, yeah. On and off.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Google.

[Amy]

I don't know. They launched on.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I didn't know that's where it was from. But a lot of times people are like, well, studies show that if you drink more milk and then we look down, it's from the dairy council.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Who do you think is doing this study?

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I also have seen just a lot of everyday average women online post about how they love it when their guy just like, books, reservations, books. Like, they don't.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

She's being decisive. I think that is an attractive quality. My wife is not a decisive person. And so most of the time, hey, where do you want to go? Doesn't work out well for me. It's, hey, I think we should go here. And then she'll tell me I'm wrong.

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah, we like that.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah, yeah. So I'll be decisive, and then I'm told I'm wrong about the decision that I made, and then I'll have to make a decision that better reflects both of us.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

So that can happen. Yeah. No, it does. Most of the time.

[Crosslyn]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Like. Like, I don't really care. Just you pick and then you pick, and then we're able to say no. Like, we know what we don't want.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I want you to decide why. Just decided. No, I don't like that, though.

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's just part of the deal.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That's funny.

[Eddie]

As booking.com, man, they went hard with that foreplay comparison.

[Amy]

Well, that one's more for, like, actual trips, because that's, like, really cool. But it could be as simple as booking dinner.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

The trick to that is, and I definitely saw this on social media, I did it to Caitlin a long time ago on social media where I said, hey, guess where we're going to dinner? And then she guesses and that's where we go.

[Amy]

And that's a good tactic because her.

[Eddie]

It was never.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

No, I never had a plan.

[Eddie]

That's so smart.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

But it's, hey, guess where we're gonna go? Okay. I don't know. We'll go to True Food, which is a place here. That's right.

[Eddie]

But what happens when she says, like, I don't want to guess. You just make something up.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah, that's a fail. Then. That's experiment doesn't work.

[Amy]

I'm too tired. I don't want to play this game.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Whenever she hits me with the we can go wherever you want to go? I always pick Ruth's Chris and she never wants to go to Ruth's Chris. So that always quickly gets us to our second choice.

[Eddie]

Y' all never go.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

We've not been once. And I've probably said we're going to go, I don't know, 50 times.

[Eddie]

Do you really want to go or do you just say it?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I think early on I wanted to go and she was like, I don't want to go to Ruth's Crest. It's like a dude steakhouse. It's not. And so now I say it. I say it every time like it is.

[Eddie]

That's funny.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

It's in the rhythm of how we pick places to go. She's like, where do you want to go? I'd prefer. I'd like to go to Ruth's Chris.

[Amy]

I can't remember which birthday it was of yours. Like 29, 30 or something. I planned your birthday party there and you were so uncomfortable, remember?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

Why is that a guy steakhouse? I don't get what that is.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

It's a steakhouse. And steakhouses are generally.

[Lunchbox]

Dude, they're both for goods.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Eddie, your story.

[Eddie]

So there's a woman in LA, she had a 22 pound tumor in her uterus. Like her ovarian tumor.

[Amy]

Well, is it ovary or uterus?

[Eddie]

Well, I guess it's all in the same area to me.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Not sure it's one of the two.

[Lunchbox]

22 pounds.

[Eddie]

It's significant.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Big tumor.

[Eddie]

Big tumor. So she goes in to get it removed. Benign, benign tumor, not cancerous. She goes in there and gets it removed. And while the doctors are in there, they find a baby. A full term.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Oh, my God.

[Eddie]

Baby.

[Amy]

It's not a tumor.

[Eddie]

So it was.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah, the tumor was probably like £18.

[Eddie]

Yeah, it was the tumor and then attached. The tumor was the baby, which was born, I guess, or just living it outside the uterus, which is completely not a common thing.

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Definitely not a common.

[Eddie]

But it was ready. It's like. It was like ready. That was the time when it should have been born and the baby was alive and they delivered it.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Oh, my God.

[Eddie]

They said it was a medical miracle.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

A miracle, you say? Yeah, yeah, a miracle.

[Eddie]

Oh, it's miracle.

[Amy]

Was the tumor on the baby?

[Eddie]

No. Oh, it was not on the baby. But what's crazy is she had taken a test because she was feeling kind of weird five days before, but never told anyone. And it did come. It did come out positive.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Wait a minute. So she took a pregnancy test, it came positive. She never said anything.

[Eddie]

No, she took us. She peed on a stick and it was like.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Did she tell the doctors? So when they're in there, you got.

[Lunchbox]

You gotta let them know.

[Eddie]

She said there was no way because I have ovarian.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

There's no way to tell them. Hey, just so you know, I took a pregnancy test and it said positive.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that would be good.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You got to tell people that.

[Amy]

So she just thought the test was wrong?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Just like there's no way, like, I have a very. I have a big tumor. There's no way I can get pregnant.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

But I still think you probably say something. She probably didn't think she was pregnant.

[Eddie]

She did not.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Well, yeah, but you still say something. I think. If it's a positive test, are you taking or you take another one?

[Lunchbox]

No, they told the doctors because they did diagnostic images and saw the baby.

[Eddie]

In there before they went in.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. They said the diagnostic images showed was experienced a rare abdominal ectopic pregnancy.

[Amy]

Ectopic.

[Lunchbox]

So that's how they knew how to care for her.

[Amy]

Yeah. That's crazy.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That's a medical miracle.

[Eddie]

Miracle. Sorry, dude.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah.

[Amy]

See something, say something, you know?

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, you gotta say something. That is crazy.

[Eddie]

But the fact that, like, how do you let a 22 pound tumor. Just like I would do someone who's five pounds. Right?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You would. Unless you don't have the money for healthcare.

[Eddie]

But she was gonna go in there anyway to get it out.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah. There's a point, though, I don't know her story. But there's a point, though, where you cannot anymore and you just have to go and they have to give you care.

[Eddie]

Like, I've seen people where, like, they have, like, growths on their body and they're like, humongous. I'm like. That started like an inch long. Yeah.

[Amy]

But they. They mean they don't have the resources maybe. And then, yeah, it can get. They can get out of control quickly or sometimes slow.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. The doctor said we had to figure out how to deliver the baby with a placenta and its blood vessels attached in the abdomen, remove the very large mass and do everything to save the mom and child. Wow. There were about 30 experts involved in the whole process.

[Eddie]

It was a miracle.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

It's a miracle.

[Amy]

Miracle.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

It was a miracle.

[Eddie]

I do say that like miraca.

[Amy]

Huh? Mir. Miracle.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

No, you said it wrong. But now we all say stuff wrong. You don't normally say miracle like that.

[Eddie]

That's kind of how I say it.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Not really always. Nah. Another one too, that I mess up is SN sneakers. The candy.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That one you do. You don't say miracle like that. You just messed up. It's okay. We all mess up. All.

[Eddie]

That's. I think that's how I say it.

[Amy]

Yes, we all mess up, Eddie.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That's right. We all mess up.

[Amy]

Honestly, it's fun to make fun of each other sometimes. But then we all do it.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

We all do it, so don't feel bad. No need to make an excuse that you always do it.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah. We got you. All right. I think about that mom. Now she has a kid.

[Eddie]

She already had a kid. It's her second one.

[Lunchbox]

She had, like, a teenage daughter.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Makes it a little easier if you've done it before, then.

[Amy]

Oh, but think if you got a teenager and you're like, we're almost. We're almost done like that.

[Eddie]

We're just gonna have one. We're just gonna have one baby. Yeah, but now you have another one.

[Amy]

And then there's the baby.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Baby's just hiding in there. Yeah, I guess you don't see it kicking. Stuff like when the baby kicks my wife now, her whole stomach jumps. It kicks and the whole thing goes.

[Eddie]

Baby's moving, right?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah, but when it kicks, it's a kick.

[Amy]

That's what I think about my friend that carried a baby pretty much full term and delivered it. Surprised. Didn't know she was pregnant. She was just going to the bathroom and the baby came out or something like that. How did the baby never kick?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Because it's definitely moving. And you can see when it's moving, like, little. But when that sucker kicks. Yeah, it, like, whack. Big kicks.

[Amy]

I wonder if mentally, you. You can get to a place of such denial that, like, you can make up a reason for anything that odd that's happening to your body.

[Eddie]

Gases.

[Amy]

Yeah, just like, oh, whoa.

[Eddie]

That's just gases.

[Amy]

What's that rumbling in my tummy? I don't know.

[Eddie]

Are you sure she didn't know? Like, are we positive this has been.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

A story for 10 years?

[Amy]

No, it was right after college. So it's been a story for 20 years.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

No, for us. We've talked about it over the last decade.

[Amy]

I know. No, I'm telling you. I told you.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Well, we haven't been there for 20 years, so that would make your point wrong, too.

[Amy]

You and me.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

No. Yeah. Not 20 years.

[Amy]

Yeah, basically, yes.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

We used to be together.

[Amy]

How long do you think that we've been working together?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

About 11 years.

[Amy]

Okay. You were dead wrong.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Dang. How long have we been working together?

[Amy]

Almost like we're at 19 and a half, your honor.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I walked her into that one. Not 20 years.

[Amy]

Yeah, but not 11. We're at 19 and a half.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Case dismissed.

[Amy]

So is 19 and a half closer to 20 or closer to 11?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Well, it depends. 19.4, 19.6.

[Amy]

Rounding out the year. No, this was one of my stories I brought out of the gate when I joined the show. Yes. Because it was like, what was it.

[Lunchbox]

Out of the gate?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I don't think it was out. I think we're looking back at it.

[Lunchbox]

I don't think it was out of the gate.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I think we're looking at it a little.

[Eddie]

Kidding.

[Lunchbox]

Generous.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

20 years.

[Lunchbox]

She sounds like she came in firing with the best story.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I'm Amy. My friend didn't know she was having a baby. Nice to meet you.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Lunchbox]

First thing she said, it's been a.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Story for a long time. It's been a story for a long time.

[Amy]

I'm letting you know. I brought that. I dropped that about 2006.

[Eddie]

That's pretty funny, though. Like, I remember the story where your eyes got big. And that was, like, the first time I actually got to tell a story on the. On air.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

What was the story?

[Eddie]

My story was when my son, like, when he was. He fell off the canoe, and I saved him. And, like, you were just like, keep telling the story. And I was telling the story, and you were like, no way. And everyone was like, that's crazy. And I remember going home that day. Like, that was awesome. Like, I told the story on the radio today.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Like, that was my out of the good one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Is that your out of the gate, though?

[Amy]

You think it was one of them?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

No, you only get one out of the gate. What do you think you're out of the gate was?

[Amy]

Oh, including when I just was on air for a few weeks.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

And then, like, what you would consider. You're out of the gate. Your big one.

[Eddie]

Do you think it's this one?

[Amy]

Probably. I remember one of the ones. I didn't really know how to handle this. Cause y' all did not let this go for a long time. But how? I used to see my dad pee naked. Y' all could not handle it.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You were a young, young, young kid, though.

[Amy]

Yeah, but y' all would not let y'. All. Like, this is so weird. And I felt bad. Cause my dad was probably listening. And then I was like, no, my parents are.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Y' all were acting. Is you out of the gate? You think y'.

[Eddie]

All.

[Amy]

Well, I just know that was early on. Like, y' all were acting like my parents were these weird perverts.

[Eddie]

I didn't hear this one. Can I hear this story?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You know what? Have at it. Let's go out of the gate.

[Amy]

I just would. Like, I. We were hanging out in my parents bathroom, and they would pee, they would bathe, they would hang out.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

She would see them naked on camera.

[Amy]

I would see them naked. Yeah. And there were mirrors. Lots of mirrors.

[Eddie]

It's different. It's different.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah. We're probably one, shocked, two, playing it up a little bit. But three, mostly shocked.

[Amy]

Yeah. Y' all were just making it seem like. Oh, my gosh.

[Eddie]

Has Ray ever told you about peeing with. Showering with his dad? This is a good story.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Ray's looking at Eddie now like, why would you bring that up, Ray? Is there any story you want to give us here? Yeah. Me and my brother are twins, and so we're the same size, same age, all that. And so my dad, to save on water, he would always just say, honey, I'm gonna take the. We'll all shower together. And so it'd be me, my brother, and my dad. And my dad is so massive. He's six' six. So he would take a lot of the good shower water. So growing up, I mean, I just remember showering, and it was always dirty water, and it was never warm is how I grew up showering. Because you got the runoff from your dad. Yeah. And so it was usually. I mean, it was close to probably fourth grade till I got some good shower water. You were taking a shower with him in third grade? Probably.

[Eddie]

How tall were you guys? Right.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Because, I mean, obviously we'd moved on past it, but we'd be about to go on a trip, or we'd need a shower real quick, and my dad be like, all right, let's go jump in together. And it'd be all three of us. And here you go. Lukewarm water. Get ready. I'm not here to judge anybody's parenting. It does seem a bit late, but what do I know?

[Eddie]

He said he was eye level.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Can you picture. Can you picture his wiener now?

[Amy]

My dad.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

No, not you, Ray.

[Lunchbox]

Amy jumps in with that. Me.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I mean, you're free to answer, too, if you want.

[Amy]

I can picture my dad's from about five years ago.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Well, yeah. Cause you took care of him when he was old.

[Bobby Bones]

I know.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Ray, can you picture your dad's wiener? Not as a kid, but, I mean, we're grown men, so, like, we've been in shower locker rooms before, but back in the Day. All I just remember is we would always just be looking up and you just see butt water coming at you. That's my question. Like, is it one of your core memories? Your dad's wiener? No. Got it.

[Eddie]

No, that's good.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

All right. But to actually see the shower head for the first time, like when I was in fourth grade, was awesome. And it was so hot and it was so warm. I think you're being a little dramatic with. To see the shower head. My dad, it was always. You never got your own little moment under the shower head. And all the years it was shattered by. No, it was always the soap coming off my dad drilling me in the face. I'm like, oh, this soap smells terrible. Again, we traumatize everything here naturally. All right, next story. Who was that one?

[Eddie]

That was me. But I mean, that was not near what we ended up talking about.

[Amy]

I'm not sure how, why I said something. Oh, we were talking about my friend that got pregnant right after college. And I told y' all that was an early story for me out of the gate, and y' all didn't believe me. And Bobby's like, we've only been together three years.

[Eddie]

Got it.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

See how she just hyperbole that?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Three years. That's what we do. Yeah.

[Amy]

Because that's what it feels like.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That's what we always do.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

But for dramatic effect when we've been.

[Amy]

Together that long and you minimize it.

[Eddie]

People do ask me all the time, like, how do you guys always come up with these stories? And it's like, we don't. It's just life. Like, if you look around, like, there's a lot to talk about. You just gotta look around.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Okay.

[Eddie]

And write it down.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Alright.

[Amy]

I'm looking back at show prep I sent you in 2006.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You have it?

[Amy]

I have some things.

[Lunchbox]

Like, have you found it yet when you're.

[Amy]

I don't know. Cause some of that might be in my Clear Channel. I do have an email of me in 2006 telling you that my Clear Channel email was acting up. That's how long ago you know that was because it was Clear Channel sounds.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Out of the gate to me.

[Eddie]

You still have those emails?

[Amy]

Well, Clear Channel ones I don't, but on my Gmail. Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, yeah. So a rep for Cher reached out and said there is to you, absolutely no. Oh, told some website gossip list. There is absolutely no plans for a wedding in her future. They are happily dating. No wedding planning going on. So, guys, they're not walking down the aisle like, we thought 80 year old share. Not getting married to the young dude.

[Eddie]

Okay. Was the story. Was the story that they were getting married?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah. Next year.

[Lunchbox]

I said there is no wedding planning.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Were you not here for that? Like two days on that?

[Eddie]

Yeah. But I remember just being shocked.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You're probably just looking around at life.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Looking around. All the good things to talk about.

[Eddie]

You gotta just see things, dude.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah. It's what you're probably doing.

[Eddie]

It's everywhere.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

But then you're probably looking around at life. You missed it.

[Lunchbox]

Like, remember we made fun of the.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Old people and it's a whole thing. Like two days worth.

[Lunchbox]

People called how crazy it is.

[Eddie]

I don't remember her saying that she wanted to get married.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Morgan.

[Morgan]

Well, sorry to bring up skydiving on a plane again, but this video is crazy. So a skydiver was about to jump out of a plane and his reserve parachute got hooked on the plane's tail and he was just dangling from this plane that was standing there. And the pilot didn't know what happened, so he like gassed forward, which made the situation worse. He didn't realize that a diver was stuck on the plane wing. But then, like it took basically when the pilot gassed forward, all the other divers that were in the plane jumped out because they were afraid the plane was like going down or something. And this guy was still stuck on the wing. He ended up being able to cut himself out of it and was able to deploy his regular parachute. So he ended up being able to land.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

So he did live. That's how he got free, cut himself and hit his reserve chute.

[Amy]

Yep.

[Morgan]

He got some minor injuries, but he landed with. Because the main parachute didn't deploy at the time.

[Eddie]

Yeah. So he cut his reserve chute.

[Lunchbox]

That is. So why did the reserve come out first?

[Morgan]

There's a handle that he accidentally.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

So he pulled the reserve accidentally or he hit the reserve accident.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, Right when he jumped, which was weird. I thought you were supposed to. You're supposed to fall a little bit, then hit the button.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah. But if it's an accident, you probably didn't mean to hit a button at all.

[Morgan]

It's the handle for his reserve parachute hooked onto a partially extended wing flap, causing it to deploy as he.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

He jumped. Yeah. So there was no mess up by him hitting or pulling anything it hit inside the plane. Right? Like hit something.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Thanks for clarifying too, because I saw the video and the video is crazy. He's stuck. Right. And then people are still jumping. And I was just like, why is everyone Acting like it's a normal day, still jumping, but I guess they thought the plane was going down.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Well, like, you. If you think about you're up there about to jump out, and the plane is kind of jerking around and moving because the pilot doesn't know what's going on. He's just trying to react to whatever.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

The person who came out with him almost hit the back. Back. It's not a wing, but that back tail. Because two people came out around the same time, and one of them almost hits the tail. The other one's chute hits it. What are they doing up there, huh? Yeah, put it up on the screen.

[Eddie]

That's crazy.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You guys that are watching on YouTube, you can see this. But, yeah, the other people keep jumping out, but there are two people that have, like, an issue. You know, when you're ready, terrifying moment. Skydiver left dangling. Watch this. So rewind it back again. Here's the plane that's like a. Okay, here's the first person holding on. He's holding on. The chute opens, and the second person just kind of falls out and almost hits him. So it looks like that first person wasn't even really jumping.

[Morgan]

No. It's like they were both preparing to go. And his chute deploying is almost what pulled him to go when he wasn't ready.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Look at this guy, though. Like that. Look.

[Eddie]

Which one? The second one.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That all looks messed up.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Because I think when that first guy gets pulled, the second guy hits him and he falls out weirdly.

[Eddie]

What's crazy is the chute does deploy before they even get out of the plane.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

The shoot's kind of what dragged him out of the plane.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

The wind pulled him out.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Because it hit something.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah.

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And then the guys about to drop jump are like, hey, look, somebody's stuck, but they jump anyway.

[Morgan]

Well, but that, again, is because they felt the plane going in different directions.

[Amy]

They're like.

[Morgan]

They all just started getting out of.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

The ground because the wind was catching that chute. So it was.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Jerking the plane.

[Eddie]

It's pretty amazing.

[Lunchbox]

Everybody lands with the parachute still on it.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Everybody lived. The pilot even landed it safely. He did a distressed mayday call, but was able to land after about.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Here we go.

[Lunchbox]

Okay.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You see the handle of the guy on his, like, stomach?

[Eddie]

It gets.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

It hits part of that front wing. It opens. So then it jerks him back. He was the guy up front. He got jerked back over that other guy who's waiting on the side.

[Eddie]

I thought it was the other guy. So that's a good sign.

[Morgan]

I think that guy went because he was like, I don't know what's going on, and he just kind of fell out.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

There goes his shoot. Oh, God, he gets pulled. Oh, there you go. Dang. That's crazy. And nobody died.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That is wild. All right, let's run through some voicemails here. Right. Give me voicemail number one. I have a question for you, Bobby. Do you think that when the baby.

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

Is gonna come out, are you gonna cry?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You think you might pass out? On my first, I almost passed out and I cried. On my second, I didn't almost pass out, but I did cry. Love the show. I don't know. I really am not putting myself in a place to make a decision on what my emotions are going to be in the moment. I do not know what's going to happen. I don't know what even. What I'm gonna look at.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that's tough.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I don't know how I'm gonna feel. I'm not naturally a crier, but I do occasionally. I'm not anti cry, but I don't know. I'll be sure to let you guys know. I've been seeing some videos on TikTok because they don't let you record in the room. Right.

[Amy]

I believe because of medical malpractice possibilities.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

But they do let you record, like, when they put the baby on the chest of the person. I've seen a couple of those, but that's like, right when. So they don't let you record the labor and the doctor, like, doing whatever.

[Amy]

They need to do.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

It's like, now you can turn your phone on or something. Because I've seen a couple videos, including Hannah Ellis, the artist, her husband Nick Wayne. They had a baby recently, and there's a part of their montage of her going through all of her pregnancy, where after the baby's born, they put it, like, on her chest and it's like, fresh baby. It's super baby, as I would call it, which I learned from a listener that's called an infant.

[Eddie]

Super baby.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Okay. You threw us off with that one.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

But it's like, super baby. There's baby, there's Todd. But before it's baby, it's super baby.

[Eddie]

I don't know why, but I just thought you were like, super baby.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

No, like, extreme baby.

[Eddie]

Right? Like new. New. New new baby.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

New super baby.

[Amy]

Yeah, like super sounds bigger.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. Wouldn't it be a micro baby?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

It's extremely baby. It's super baby. It's the most baby it can be.

[Amy]

The most baby you can be.

[Eddie]

Okay, I see what you're saying now.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yes, it's super.

[Eddie]

But that's just newborn.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That's newborn. An infant in that stage. Yeah, it'd be super newborn. Yeah. And then. And then just newborn, Then baby at infant.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

And then toddler.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Right. I'm still learning the stages.

[Eddie]

I'm not sure about the rules in there. Do you think people are just recording that but not posting it because they don't want to show?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah, no, I. I think there are some rules that you can't record. Mike, can you put up on the screen?

[Eddie]

Yeah, hold on.

[Amy]

Like, if you did a home birth, you could record whatever you want, but if you're in a hospital, I think. Yeah, they have certain rules against that for, like Bobby said, mountain.

[Eddie]

Why don't we do a home birth?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You can. You don't want to do a home birth. We're watching Mike's email here. Email, email, email. It's a dummy email. Oh, it's not yours.

[Eddie]

Oh.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

So we'll watch the whole clip here. This is Hannah Ellis's birth.

[Eddie]

Lovely.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

No, it's just her going through her pregnancy, but this is where I saw that, and I've seen a couple of them that do a baby. Okay, she's nine weeks pregnant here. She's 10 weeks here. 11, 13 weeks. 14 weeks. She's running at 16. 17 weeks. Okay, here we go. 18 weeks. 19, a little more pronounced pregnancy. Belly. 21 weeks. Okay, getting a little more belly there. 23. She's working out hard, though. At 24. She's at 26 weeks now running at 27.

[Eddie]

Wow.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Now we get to 30. She's still running. 33 weeks doing squat walks.

[Amy]

Wow.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

34 weeks hitting a golf ball at 35. At 36, definitely pregnancy stomach there.

[Lunchbox]

38.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Now here we go. 38 weeks, six days. And you see the baby come, like, right. Right.

[Eddie]

Then it looks like they were recording everything.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

No, that's my point. I don't know that you can. I don't know if you can put record with some doctors in a room. I don't think they let you walk in and just record it. I don't know, but I know in some places you can't. But I don't know if there's, like, a general rule or if it's specific to the hospital or doctor.

[Eddie]

That's Super Baby. Dude, that baby just came out.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That's super baby.

[Eddie]

Two seconds ago.

[Lunchbox]

Speaking from just my personal experience, I Dated a girl in high school, and it was the weirdest thing ever. Her dad one day was drunk and was like, hey, you want to watch your girlfriend born? And I was like, what? And they put a video camera set up. This is, of course, the 80s and 90s. Set up right on the mom. And had the whole birth recorded for all four of his daughters. And I watched them with him.

[Eddie]

You should have said no.

[Lunchbox]

Well, I was, like, interested.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I was.

[Lunchbox]

At that time, I was going through EMT school, and I was like, I guess I'm interested in checking this out.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

If you're going through EMT school, I guess it's not as weird if that's what you're already talking about, if you weren't talking about. And he didn't know that. And he's like, you just want to watch their mom's vagina and a baby come ripping out? And the mom was kind of hot too.

[Lunchbox]

So it's kind of like, I don't mind watching this now.

[Amy]

You got weird again.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

See, that's really weird. Normal weird Angros.

[Lunchbox]

But it's a beautiful thing, though.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

So you're not countering that, but it is encountering. It's a beautiful thing.

[Lunchbox]

Not when you're in high school.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah, you're right.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. But seeing my wife, though, was a very beautiful moment. And I think that was your kid. Yeah, of course.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Why'd you do that, man?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Cuz that did turn into weird guy for a second when he's like, but she was hot, so I wanted to watch. I wanted to watch her vagina. That's what you just said.

[Lunchbox]

I am a weird guy. Whatever.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Okay, Mike, will you look that up? See if it's doctor specific on if they'll.

[Amy]

Or hospital specific.

[Eddie]

You're gonna do a playlist?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I don't know. Who knows?

[Eddie]

I did.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

If I do a playlist, is gonna be songs I like. I just know it ain't gonna go well.

[Amy]

Well, why don't you do a mix? Won't do her songs. Cause it's for her.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I could say, hey, both of y', all, we've made a playlist. And then it's all Counting Crows and John Mayer.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Coldplay. Sad music.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That's hospital specific. Some hospitals ban filming entirely. Some allow it with restrictions, like only from the head of the bed, which is probably what that was. Wow. Others are more permissive. Some hospitals prohibit all filming in the delivery room. Many allow filming only from the head of the bed. A rare few allow with all consent from all members, including doctors and nurses. Rare few permit filming of delivery.

[Eddie]

I didn't even think about doing that on either of my kids. Like, we did the playlist, but I didn't think about recording it for video.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You never know when you're gonna have a great boyfriend of one of your.

[Eddie]

Kids wants to see it later.

[Amy]

Like, hey, dude, that's weird. I guess.

[Morgan]

Eddie.

[Amy]

Well, they could have a boyfriend. You have all boys. But good, good.

[Eddie]

Sure could.

[Amy]

Or you could tell their girlfriend one day. Do you want to see your boyfriend be on boyfriend?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Guess that might be one of the weirdest things ever sit on the show.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Next up, number two.

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

We're evolving to having no shoes in the house. How do you do it when you're bringing in groceries? I have to go back and forth to the car that's in the garage and then into the kitchen. How do you guys do all the day to day stuff?

[Amy]

Just curious.

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

Thank you.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

So at first this was an issue too, but what we do is because I do live in a no shoes house now. Not of my own choice. Now it makes sense to me and I'm totally down. But what we do is we take all the groceries for coming in from the garage and we put them. We have like a entry, like a mud room type place. We put them all there. Then we come in and take our shoes off in the house and we carry them all to the fridge. If we're going to the front, we take them all to the front porch right in the entry, leave them all there, and then we take our shoes off and then load them all. So it's.

[Eddie]

That's it.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Take halfway, drop them all off, Take shoes off, take them halfway, take them all the way in. We got a morning Corny after dark, but this is podcast only. I'm not even sure we could do this after dark on the show. We have to beep it on the show. So since Scuba Steve kind of opened the portal here to being weird and creepy. All right, here we go. Next one.

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

This is Hannah from St. Louis. I've got a morning Corny for Eddie. What does the NFL and Brokeback Mountain have in common? They both have cowboys who suck.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Go Bears.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that was great. I miss funny.

[Bobby Bones]

That's funny.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

She was hot. So I thought, why not?

[Eddie]

Oh, dude.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Hey, you guys keep bringing it up.

[Lunchbox]

So apparently it was fun enough. Talk about.

[Amy]

You know what?

[Lunchbox]

I had a really weird life in.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

My childhood, especially at the time. Here we go. This is like Eddie trying to make up for miracle.

[Lunchbox]

No, I'm not trying to make up for it. I Don't care. I said what I said, and it was what I lived.

[Amy]

All right, so I did find something that Lunchbox has been up to for a couple decades now.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Can we guess? Like, his out of the.

[Amy]

It's not even an out of the gate. It's just something I was sharing with you. I. It was part of my show prep. February 28, 2007.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Wow. Go ahead.

[Amy]

And it's just.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Drop the heat.

[Amy]

It's just like.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Let me guess. His paddleboat got bit by sharks.

[Eddie]

No.

[Amy]

No, because it's not. It's not his.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

The ghost chopped him in the closet, touched him.

[Amy]

No, it's not his prep. It's mine. I'm prepping it.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Got it.

[Amy]

Lunchbox totally gave me whatever he had.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Since 2007, he's been bringing illness into the studio.

[Amy]

I'm not sick sick, but I cough, I'm getting hot, and I have headaches. I just talked to him. He said that all I'm experiencing is exactly what he has had.

[Eddie]

Does he say, like. And he says it's allergies.

[Amy]

I didn't say that.

[Eddie]

He still does that.

[Amy]

I just said I'm about to take some medicine to knock me out for the night so that I can sleep.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Well, will you check also and see if you find some show prep after we all come back from Vegas and Lunchbox has lost his voice and he blames it on allergies as well. Yep.

[Amy]

I mean, I'm sure I could.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

It is.

[Lunchbox]

It's.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

He says it's allergies. Every time it's allergies. Even though I screaming in Vegas and staying up all night every night.

[Amy]

Yeah, it's just.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Amy]

You've been getting us sick for quite some time now.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

It's kind of been your thing.

[Lunchbox]

I mean, Ms. Covid for a whole.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Week in this room, but nobody got it from her.

[Amy]

Surprisingly know of nobody got it from.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah, but we all know what you gave people.

[Amy]

Bobby rode with you in a golf cart and got it.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

I got it from you. No, no. I literally got it for you the first time. And the worst time I had it was from you.

[Lunchbox]

I don't know. I could have got it from you.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

No, you had it first, and I got it like, a week later.

[Lunchbox]

That's your version of the story. We all have our truths, and I respect your truth.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Ryan Lochte's auctioning off three of his six Olympic gold medals.

[Eddie]

Whoa.

[Lunchbox]

Wow.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Man, he must be in a bad spot. I think he's writing a book, too, about what happened to him. I believe in Rio.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

When he said he got robbed. And I think he made it up.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, he made it up.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Ryan Lochte's auctioning him off through gold and he says he wants them to inspire and empower others rather than sit on a shelf.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah, right.

[Lunchbox]

AKA I need money.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

The 41 year old swimmer says the medals represent lifelong memories, but hopes passing them on will help fuel someone else's dreams.

[Eddie]

So I didn't know you could do that. I didn't know you could sell your own medals.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah, you own them. He is releasing a tell all book announced in December 2025. Okay, so I think it's a hotel law then. I thought it was only about that Rio stuff, but. Detailing his life struggles with fame, the infamous Rio Olympics incident, and his journey to redemption coming after years of personal challenges.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, they're being sued by in Florida over him and his estranged wife under unpaid fees to their $660,000 home. So sounds like he's got money problems.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah, sounds like it. Let's see.

[Eddie]

And he's trying to inspire others.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah, I think he's trying to inspire others to buy the medals so he can pay his bills. Yeah. Police in New Hampshire say someone shot at inflatable Christmas decorations that were set up in a residential neighborhood. Police are looking for. So whoever fired gunshots at several inflatable Christmas decorations outside of home at 1am Investigators say shots came from the road, either from someone in a vehicle or standing in it. No one was hurt. It seems like criminal mischief, but you wake up and all your things are popped and they're bullet holes.

[Eddie]

That's terrible.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Wmtw. Somebody for sure has to have a camera right. On a house that would see that because how far away is the person shooting from? And also, you have to hope that these things weren't in front of a.

[Eddie]

House where the bullet can go when.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You go through it. That's not much of a barrier, right?

[Amy]

Yes.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

An inflatable Santa. The most expensive celebrity baby photos of all time. What kid do you think?

[Amy]

One of Kim Kardashian's babies?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

No. Knox and Vivian Jolie Pitt. They were twins.

[Eddie]

Oh.

[Amy]

From way back.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

$14 million.

[Bobby Bones]

Dang.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

That's what they made on that. Max and Emmy Muniz. Muniz. Frankie.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. I was like, Frankie's Muniz's kids.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

JLo and Mark Anthony. $6 million for those pictures. Shiloh Jolie made 4 million. Levi Alves McConaughey made 3 million. Another Jolie Pitt made 2 million. And Daniel Lynn Birkhead Amy, do you know who that is?

[Amy]

Daniel Lynn.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Daniel Lynn Birkhead. No, Birkhead would be the last name. It's Anna Nicole Smith and Larry Birkhead's daughter.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah, she's.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Now I do know 2 million bucks. I've seen pictures of her because I think she's a teenager now. She looks very much like her mom, which is crazy. Not crazy that she looks like her mom, but her mom was very famous.

[Amy]

Mm.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

And also that. I mean, she's got to be 19 or 20 now, right, Mike? Yeah, she's 19. Hacker stole 5.3 billion from people by impersonating celebrities online. Like, that's just all the scams. You know, when someone's like, I am so and so. Remember Brad Pitt's pictures in the hospital bed? And he tricked that woman.

[Amy]

But they were so Photoshopped too.

[Eddie]

Well, yeah. Like, some of the equipment wasn't even matching.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

So what they have been able to track through people. And this is just people who have admitted or filed police reports in the United States. $5.3 billion has gone to scammers. I have a friend who is an artist. I won't say who it is, but someone was posing as them and got a bunch of money from somebody. I mean, I've had that happen to me, too. Or someone poses as me. And I remember we had the FBI involved, and I was like, I'll just pay the person back. And the whole thing was, don't. Because that could also be a scam where someone's acting like they're scammed and then you give them money. And it was just a scam from them. They never even got scammed. Taylor Swift, number one. Most impersonated artist. Sabrina Carpenter. Billie Eish. I don't see anybody I'd fall for, because to fall for it, I feel like it would need to be somebody B minus, which is still famous, but not super A plus, because you'd still want it to be cool. Like, wow, I can't believe that. Because Taylor Swift is A. Who would be a B?

[Amy]

Chad Michael Murray.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Nah, like a D.

[Morgan]

He's still an A to me.

[Amy]

I feel like that would people. Some women may fall for that, though.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah. Yeah, I'm sure.

[Amy]

I don't know.

[Eddie]

Josh Dumal.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Good one. Probably C or D, though.

[Eddie]

That's another one of my famous who.

[Morgan]

Might think he was A list.

[Lunchbox]

No, no, no.

[Eddie]

But you saw him.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Josh Dumal or Chad Michael Murray.

[Lunchbox]

Dumal.

[Eddie]

Dumal.

[Morgan]

Chad Michael Murray.

[Eddie]

I know Dumal. Don't know Chad Michael Murray.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah, but you're too old to know Chad Michael Murray.

[Eddie]

Okay. I'm two years older than you.

[Amy]

I feel like they're the same.

[Morgan]

Yeah, but Chad's been doing more stuff.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Josh Dumal did more movies. Chad Michael Murray did more television.

[Amy]

Yeah. Oh, he is rocking the, like now.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

He's doing, like, Christmas movies.

[Amy]

Like, he's.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

No, I'm not saying one's better than the other. I'm saying mostly that's what you would know them for. Josh Dumal mostly was a movie guy and Mary Defurgy. And Chad Michael Murray was very much a heartthrob type person. So just depending on the age you grew up and what you watched. What are you looking up? Chad Michael.

[Eddie]

Chad Michael Murray. Yeah. I mean, I guess I kind of recognize.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Okay, now.

[Lunchbox]

Stop it.

[Eddie]

Because I'm younger than I really am.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Stop it. All right, we're gonna take a break, and we will come back. The Bobby bones Show and St. Jude.

[Amy]

We've got some special guests here with us now. BJ and Crosland. Now, Crosslyn, you're actually a PA patient at St. Jude, correct? And then BJ, you're her mom.

[Bobby Bones]

Yes.

[Amy]

Yeah. So, mom, what was the experience like for you? Because this was just a year ago, correct?

[Bobby Bones]

It was a year ago.

[Amy]

And so how was Crosslyn when she.

[Bobby Bones]

Was 11, when we discovered the tumor? And we discovered it at our local hospital. Our local PCP is very thorough and had ordered a CAT scan. And then shortly after she said, we were on our way to Tulsa to the children's hospital there, which is a local affiliate of St. Jude, too.

[Amy]

I think dad is here, too. He's off mic. But as parents, just that overwhelming feeling of, you know, all of your energy now needs to go to this. What was it like knowing the relief that now you're at a hospital that handles everything for you, including all bills and travel?

[Bobby Bones]

There's a lot of what ifs and unknowns when you face a situation like this and you go into it very quickly because you want everything. The urgency, the sense of urgency is there. Wanting to get it taken care of quickly and wanting to get treatment started as quickly as possible. And St. Jude steps in and takes away a lot of the burden and lets you focus on treatment and the healing of your child.

[Amy]

The tumor, Crossland, was it removed?

[Crosslyn]

Yes.

[Amy]

So you had a surgery, and then where are we in the cancer stage? Is it removed? And then did you have other treatments or.

[Crosslyn]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

So she had a full resection through craniotomy at Tulsa, and then it was about six weeks after That I guess she started riding horses again and competing. And then the following weekend is when we went to St. Jude and we started treatment, and they did 32 rounds of radiation. She asked to drive back every weekend home, and so we did. And she continued to rodeo on the weekends that we were home with her family. And then we had a short break. We had a short break for about six weeks and then started the chemo treatment the first week of December.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Wow.

[Bobby Bones]

And did four rounds of chemo.

[Amy]

Well, before we talk more about your time at St. Jude and your treatments and what that was all like, since you mentioned that you wanted to go home every weekend to rodeo, tell us about your horse and what. What does going home to rodeo mean for anybody that may not be familiar?

[Crosslyn]

Going home to rodeo is like family, family rodeo. I have a horse named Dolly, and she's a palomino. I rode her about every day that weekend, and I really missed her. I missed her and Merritt.

[Amy]

That's her sister.

[Crosslyn]

Yes.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Crosslyn]

And we did barrels and trail.

[Amy]

That's amazing that you had surgery, and then six weeks later, you're back on your horse. That had to feel good.

[Crosslyn]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Yeah. And then when you were at St. Jude, like, they have the therapy dogs. I know you've got your. Your own therapy horse at home, but if you're not at home, the therapy dogs are probably pretty cool. What about you, mom?

[Bobby Bones]

These kiddos, the treatment that they receive is top notch. However, during the week, the number of labs that they have to have drawn, the number of transfusions, platelets, blood transfusions that they have to have. I don't think people realize that she had over 30 transfusions during her treatment. And if you were at a hospital and receiving a bill for that, it would be outlandish.

[Amy]

Yeah, no, I can't imagine. Astronomical, I'm sure. And the thing is, there's research hospital in the name, so while they're also treating patients like Crosslyn, they're collecting data and information. So that's cool. Crosslyn, you're a part of a process that is helping save other kids through your blood work and through your surgery, through your radiation. Like, there's learning that's happening and research that's happening all the time. And they spread that with hospitals all around the world, so it's not like they're gatekeeping it. So this. This data and information research that's being collected, it's being shared with other hospitals. Like, hey, we just realized this. You should try this out. And then it's saving lives elsewhere. And they receive patients from all around the world as well. So anybody is welcome at St. Jude as long as the cancer that you have is part of what they're researching and studying, and that they want to make sure that they can be able to help you out as best as possible. So they fight some of the most aggressive childhood cancers, which is crazy to me that one day you just wake up and you start having these headaches, like you said, Crosslyn, and then you throw up, and it was only in the morning. Yeah. But good thing you spoke up and you told your mom. How long do you think that went on before you were like, wow, we should probably book an appointment. Because I'm curious as a mom, too, thinking of times where my daughter's been, like, oh, I have a headache. And I'm sort of like, here, let's just. I'm sure you'll be fine. Just take something.

[Bobby Bones]

The headaches were a little different. Looking back. They were just of a morning. A lot of times it would make her nauseous. However, there was a stomach bug going around. And so at first they thought it was just a stomach bug. And then as it progressed, we thought, no, we need to do a little deeper digging. And so our. Our doctor's office said, come in. We'll do labs, and we'll do a CAT scan. And that's when it. When it showed.

[Amy]

What is something that has inspired you, bj, Watching your daughter go through something like this. How has she inspired you?

[Bobby Bones]

She has lifted others when we should be the ones lifting her. Many times the doctors and nurses would come in to lift her spirits, and it would end up the other way around. She would end up lifting their spirits, and by the end, we'd all end up in tears. But one of her nurse practitioners had a doctor pass away right before we walked into that appointment. And so she was coming in, her heart was hurting, and it was the. She had had that dog since her childhood. And Crosslyn was giving her hugs and lifting her spirits. And they were both giggling by the end. But she said, crosslyn, this is not right. I'm supposed to be lifting you up. But they are. They're very special. They become family. They really do. And even though we're at home, Crosslyn misses her St. Jude family, too.

[Amy]

Yeah. I feel like it's probably going to be people you remember for the rest of your life. And it's very special moment and a safe space where you can be vulnerable and share all emotions.

[Eddie]

Yep.

[Amy]

I think that's cool. Thank you for sharing that Story of how Crosslyn was able to be there for her nurse. And their nurse being like, wait a second. This is supposed to be the other way around. But I'm sure for you, it felt good to give that back. Yeah. What's your favorite thing about St. Jude Crossland?

[Crosslyn]

The second floor.

[Amy]

Tell us about the second floor.

[Crosslyn]

So it's like where no doctors can come in.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Crosslyn]

And that's even better. There's a music room. There's like a. There's a guitar. There's a lot of musical instruments and stuff. And we got this, like, little area for art room. And then they have this little kids area playing. And then there's like, in the little crafty room, there's like a 3D printing, a Cricut sewing. I sewed a chicken.

[Amy]

Okay. A chicken. Like a stuffed chicken?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby Bones]

It was a craft that they had one day. And Sarah, that is there on second floor, she coordinates that and she coordinates the sewing, and she comes up with the neatest things for the kids to sew. And they can either hand stitch them or stitch them on the machines that they have there. They do have the 3D printing, and the kids are able to go up there and do some 3D printing. They have a couple new machines. They can utilize the silhouettes up there. There is a studio where they can sing. A lot of guitars, a piano. It's a very neat area, and it lets them just be kids. I love that and enjoy time.

[Amy]

When you said there was a sewing machine, I can't help but admire your. Your hair bonnet. Your head bonnet. It is the cutest thing. And I didn't know if maybe that was something you sewed and put together.

[Bobby Bones]

No, our neighbor makes it.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, really?

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah. Okay.

[Bobby Bones]

Very kind. But yes, she. She made those.

[Amy]

Oh, that is really special to have a neighbor that can. That's. That's talent. And that's cute. Cause sometimes the hair bonnets, it's a little. It's tricky.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah.

[Amy]

You gotta be able to have something to pull it off. Cute. And like, you're rocking it in style. So let's talk about your future now that you know.

[Crosslyn]

Yeah.

[Amy]

You have had this experience. Where do you see yourself? Like, what is. What does Crosslyn want to do when she grows up?

[Crosslyn]

Be a doctor.

[Amy]

You do. Did this experience shape that?

[Crosslyn]

Yeah, because I used to be one, like a teacher or nail artist, but now I want to be a doctor. I want to be in the infusion room where they, like, give blood and stuff. Going to be the one with all the cool band aids.

[Amy]

Yeah. Okay. Well, you seem pretty set on that. I feel like. How old are you again?

[Crosslyn]

12.

[Amy]

So you know, at 12, what you're going to be. I have no doubt that that is probably what you will end up doing because of the determination that just came out of your mouth. And your mom already described you as a determined person. I think I read somewhere, too, that your dad described you as an old soul.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Would you say that's true? Mm. And you have a belt buckle on right now. What is that?

[Crosslyn]

It's a never give up. One of my friends I met in Missouri gave this to me, and he's fighting cancer, too, and he has this tattoo that says never quit. And he really inspired me and stuff to, like, never actually never quit. And I just like him. He's very nice.

[Amy]

No, that's awesome. And what an awesome conversation starter, too, because I'm sure a lot of people ask you about that. That belt buckle, and you get to, through your friend, encourage them to never give up and never quit. What's his name?

[Crosslyn]

Brandon.

[Amy]

Brandon. Okay, well, shout out to Brandon in Missouri, inspiring us all. Well, thank you for coming today and spreading joy. And that's exactly what St. Jude is all about. They're spreading joy to so many people, including you. And then you've done that with us here today, inspired us. Like, we may not be going through exactly what you went through, but there's little things recently that I've wanted to quit on and give up on. And I'm like, well, wait a second. If Crosslyn can do this, I can certainly, you know, find the strength to not give up on these other little things in life before we wrap, just like that moment for you as a mom, like, what advice do you have for other families that might be in day one?

[Bobby Bones]

It's very hard, and it doesn't. I can't say that it gets any easier. It does. As your time at St. Jude comes to an end and you are able to come back just for the scans and the checkups, but it is hard, and it is the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. And through all of those mountains, St. Jude is there walking beside you and pushing you and enabling you to take care of your child.

[Amy]

Yeah, people are becoming partners in hope through this, but that's what St. Jude is to the families. They're coming alongside you and, like you said, enabling you to do what you need to do, which is take care of your kid, and then they're going to do everything they can to save your child as well. Thank you for coming by and thanks to those that are listening. Again, if you want to become a Partner in hope, it's just $19 a month and you're going to be helping kids at St. Jude Fight Cancer. You can text Bobby. That's b o b b y to 785833. Again, click the link from St. Jude to donate when you do that. And then you're going to receive a special edition pimpinjoy shirt that was made exclusively for today. Text Bobbi to 785-833 or if you wanna call, the number is 1-800-795-1800.

[Lunchbox]

Does that come with Kleenex? Because you need to get something to the stage.

[Amy]

Yes. Might need that. I know it doesn't, but you could use the Pimpinjoy shirt as Kleenex. So good work.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

The Bobby bones Show and St. Jude. This hour, we set the goal for 150 Partners in Hope. We have just a few minutes left to hit our goal. 1800-795180-01800-795-1800. Lunchbox is over at the phones. Lunchbox? Who are you talking to?

[Lunchbox]

I'm talking to Natalie from Sarasota, Florida, who listens on us. 1035, you called in.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Why?

[Lunchbox]

Why? Did you feel inspired to call?

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

Yeah. So it goes back to my son being born prematurely. A very, very, very scary delivery. We didn't know if either of us were going to make it. And we did. And here we are almost five years later. We found a cause that was near and dear because I did some research when he was born and I found out that St. Jude's is, like, up in the charity navigator level, like beyond. They give everything back directly to the cause. And so my husband and I said, you know, we had a scare. So just because we're not in that world, so to speak, we still want to help. So every month we give a little bit, but a little bit goes a long way when a lot of people do it right? So we do that. And St. Jude's is incredible. They are so reputable. And it feels good when I get that little note in the mail from someone that says, thank you for helping save my life. And it's. It's true. So that's why I wanted to do it.

[Lunchbox]

Well, Natalie, we can't say thank you enough. St. Jude, appreciate you. We appreciate everyone. Well, Natalie, thank you for calling in. If you are listening, you feel inspired. Natalie, you know, she brought it. She donates. What's stopping you? You can text Bobby to 785-833. And then you click the link from St. Jude. That's Bobby to 785-833. Our goal for this hour is 150 Partners in Hope, our biggest goal yet. So we need you to call 1-800-795-1800. That's 1-800-795-1800. We're not at the halfway point of the goal, so keep calling. And for today only, you're going to get that special edition pimpinjoy camo T shirt. And you know, Cleveland wgar. I want you guys to show Pittsburgh big 104.7 who is boss. I need you guys to donate more than the people in Pittsburgh. So get on the phones. I gotta go. Natalie. Have a great day. These phones are ringing. I think you inspired America. Let's go. Donate, donate, donate. Bye.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

The Bobby bones Show and St. Jude. We are raising money for a hospital that's helping cure childhood cancer. The rate's gone from 20% to 80%. As far as success rate. That's right. We are here today. Hopefully you're listening, you're motivated, you're inspired by hearing the stories, by hearing the music. You can call us 1-800-795-1800. 19 bucks a month makes you a partner at St. Jude. Let's do tell me something good. It's time for the good news with lunchbox.

[Lunchbox]

When Yara was three years old, she was diagnosed with SAM D9L syndrome. It's a rare disorder that disrupts the bone marrow and healthy cell production, so any infection can cause problems. So she's in kindergarten, gets rsv, the flu. She's in the hospital twice, missing a lot of school. But who was there every step of the way? St. Jude leading her through the treatment. And when graduation time came for kindergarten, guess what Yara got to do. She got to graduate kindergarten with her classmates. She was even in the class play. And then later that afternoon, she drove to St. Jude, put on another cap and gown, and participated in the St. Jude graduation where they do the pop and circumstance. And it was a huge moment for her to feel like a normal kid.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

You guys can be a part of this, making sure things like this keep happening. 1-800-795-1800. Families never receive a bill for St. Jude for treatment or travel or housing or food or a graduation because all a family should worry about is helping their kid live. St. Jude leads the way in childhood cancer and discoveries and finding cures and saving kids. And they help kids everywhere, all 50 states, all around the world. Doctors send their toughest cases to St. Jude because they have the world's best survival rates. So become a partner in hope. You also get the special edition pimpinjoy shirt made just for today. It's camouflage. 19 bucks a month. 1-800-795-1800. That's what it's all about. That was.

[Lunchbox]

Tell me something good.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

The Bobby bones show in St. Jude. This hour. We set a massive goal. 200 partners in hope. You want to be a partner in hope. You want to help out. 19 bucks a month. Our numbers. 1800-795180-01800-795-1800. You're helping with research. You're helping with no bills for any family that goes to St. Jude when they are with their kid who has been told they have childhood cancer. Lunchboxes down at the phone bank taking calls. Lunchbox. How close are we to setting our goal?

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, Bobby, I'll get to our goal in a minute. Where we're at right now, please text Bobby B O B B Y to 785833 and click that link from Saint Jud. That's Bobby to 785833. But right now, who listens on 98. 7, the bull from Portland. Let's welcome Molly. Amy.

[Amy]

Hey, y'.

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

All, how's it going?

[Lunchbox]

You can say hi to Molly.

[Amy]

Molly. Molly. Hi.

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

Hey, Amy. How's it going?

[Lunchbox]

Good.

[Amy]

Well, we just wanted to talk to you because you're a huge supporter of St Jude and we wanted to know why it's so important for you to give to St. Jude every year.

[Bobby Bones]

Sure.

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

Yes, I am a huge supporter. And 14 years ago, my brother and sister in law had twins, a boy and a girl. They were born at 20 weeks. They each weighed a little under one pound. And unfortunately, our little girl Jessie only lived for 30 days and then her little body couldn't sustain life. But our little guy Jordan is 14 now and he's thriving. And so we just donate every single year in honor of Jessie and the incredible work that happened in the NICU unit with her and the miracle that we have in our little guy Jordan.

[Amy]

What a special thing to do in honor of both of the kids. And you've been very dedicated and committing to continuing that out year after year and an inspiration to others who are thinking about donating.

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

Right. In the big scheme of things, 20 bucks is 20 bucks a month. It seems like everybody should donate just a little bit.

[Amy]

And it's literally called partner in hope because with the donations that are coming in that's literally what you're offering these families is a shot at hope, and we all have to rally together to make that happen.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. And you know how many partners in hope we need this hour? We need 200 partners in hope. Our biggest goal yet. 200 partners in hope. I mean, come on, Molly, does it. Why can't you do it, Sally? You know, Sally, Molly, if you're listening, Sally, why don't you pick up the phone and become a partner in hope? Come on. Aaron Smith, where are you at? We still need you to call 1-800-795-1800. That's 1-800-795-1800. We're not at the halfway point of the goal, so please keep calling. Molly. Molly, tell him. Please keep calling. Let me hear you.

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

Please, please, please keep calling.

[Lunchbox]

Yes, please.

[Amy]

Come on.

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

Be a partner in hope.

[Lunchbox]

That's right.

[Amy]

Yeah. And you're going to receive a special edition pimpinjoy camo T shir. So take part in this challenge. Come on, Portland, we need you. The bull in Portland versus 98.7 WMZQ in DC. So it's a little competition happening here.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. So, Molly, thank you so much for calling. I hope you have a wonderful day, and hopefully we're going to reach our goal. We got to go answer more phone calls. You know, they keep ringing, ring, ring, and they're like, can I talk to lunchbox? And so I got to get another phone call. Molly, have a great day.

[Amy]

You bet.

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

Take care. Good luck.

[Amy]

Thanks, Molly.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

The Bobby bones show in St. Jude, we're sharing these stories with you guys, hoping that you hear it and you're so moved. You call 1-800-795-1800 and become a partner in Hope. It's 19 bucks a month. You'll be helping kids fight cancer at St. Jude. 1-800-795-1800. Nobody gets a bill. Parents don't get a bill for the treatment, the medicine, the travel, the food, no bill. It's all about being able to go and be with your child when they go to St. Jude. And so we're sharing these stories. Tell me something good. But they're specifically St. Jude related. So let's go with this one. It's time for the good news with Amy.

[Lunchbox]

Tell me something good.

[Amy]

So there's a little girl. Her name is kaylee. And at 2 years old, her mom noticed a bulge in her belly. So they kept an eye on it, and it was growing more alarming by the week. So at a family gathering one night, everyone there was like, yeah, we need to take her to the ER, like, right away. So they went to a Tennessee ER and then they referred them straight to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Turns out this was earlier this year. She was diagnosed with Wilms tumor, a childhood kidney cancer that had spread to the liver area and the lung area. So she's endured chemotherapy, the removal of her left kidney, and a proton beam radiotherapy. Now, her mom, Britney, cried through the first weeks of treatment. She was totally overwhelmed until the St. Jude team gathered around her with comfort and clarity. And then she just felt this peace come over her. And today, Kaylee finds joy at St. Jude, racing down the family common slide with her big sister, painting flowers and butterflies and rocking baby dolls in her arms. She's expected to finish treatment by the end of this year. And her mom, Brittany, dreams of a celebration filled with music, nail painting, and twirly dresses. So this is a little girl who is finding hope at St. Jude. Her family is finding hope there. And, and I mean, the coolest part is they're not receiving a bill for any of this.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Yeah. And you guys can be a partner in hope and make sure that continues to happen. 800-795-1800-180079-51800. If you're listening and you're like, man, I'd like to do something, it's holiday season. You feel you're in the mood to give 19 bucks a month, become a partner at St. Jude right now. 1-800-795-1800. That is what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good. The Bobby bones show in St. Jude. About to go over to Lunchbox and see where we are with our goal. We're trying to hit 250 partners in hope. If you guys want to be a partner in Hope, 19 bucks a month. You are helping kids at St. Jude fight cancer. Text the word Bobby to 785833. Click the link from St. Jude. You'll become a partner in Hope for the kids at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. That hospital is in the middle of America for a reason. Because from all over America, kids go all over America. That's what it's about. It's about people freely being able to go in and being able to go and experience what St. Jude has to offer, but also take advantage of all the treatments, all the medicine, the housing, the food, because it's all paid for. They want every family to make sure that they can just focus on their kid, be a partner in Hope. Text the word Bobby to 785833. Again, you'll get the pimpinjoy camo shirt made just for today. By texting, you'll receive reminders from St. Jude to complete your donation. That link is safe to click. Text the word Bobby to 785833. Now let's check in with Lunchbox, who's on the phones. Lunchbox, who are you talking to?

[Lunchbox]

I got Cassie on the line. Cassie, why is St. Jude so special to you?

[Caller/Guest (e.g., Molly or Cassie)]

My son actually was diagnosed with Crohn's disease back in May. St. Jude's has been absolutely amazing. It is a chronic condition. He has to get infusions every four weeks. And we've been in the hospital probably about eight weeks out of the summertime. Everybody has been absolutely amazing and wonderful. And when I tell people to donate and to really try to understand that this is something that he will have for the rest of his life, we really try to encourage everybody to help as much as possible. Because if it wasn't for them, we wouldn't have had a place to stay when he was in the hospital. We wouldn't have had anything. They also took us on for Christmas presents. So both my son and my daughter get Christmas presents this year. So it has been absolutely wonderful.

[Lunchbox]

See, guys, this is what St. Jude does. The things you don't even think about. Christmas presents, a place to live. Everything is done for these families and the holidays, it has to be so tough. And she said it right there. Cassie just told us they're going to have a Christmas because of St. Jude and donations from people like you. So we need you. Our goal for this hour, day two is 250 partners in hope. And I know that's a crazy goal, crazy massive goal, but I have confidence you guys are going to help us reach it. Right now, we are not anywhere near that. I mean, we have 32 partners in hope so far, and we're trying to get to 250. I need you to text Bobby B O B b y to 785833. Then click the link from St. Jude. That's Bobby to 785833. And for today only, you're going to receive the special edition pimpinjoy camo T shirt. Cassie, thank you for calling. I need to hear. This is where I need to hear from. B1047 in Syracuse. Get on the phone. Bob 94. 9 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. K 95 in Richmond. Q 1041 in Greensboro. The bull in St. Louis. 99 kg in Salina. Kansas kicks 104 in Fayetteville. 95. 5 the bull the wolf in Fresno. I need you guys represent your city. Let's go. People like Cassie. We just talked to her. Cassie, have a great day. We got to get to 250 partners and hope. Text Bobby B O B B Y to 785833. I'm gonna go answer the phones. You guys need a call? Put your coffee down. Who needs coffee when the kids need a Christmas at St. Jude? Donate now. Call us.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Alright, that's gonna wrap it up for today. Thank you guys for hanging out with us. And again, please be a partner in Hope if you have it. That would be awesome. It helped St. Jude a ton. We'd appreciate it as well. We're back Monday with more of the show. Thanks for hanging out. And that's it for, for, for us here. All right, see you guys. Have a good weekend. Bye, everybody. Do you like free money? Well, today's your lucky day. Better Picks is offering a free $10 just for signing up. Download the Better app, pick more or less on your favorite player's stats, watch the games and win some cash.

[Lunchbox]

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[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

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[Eddie]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

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[Amy]

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[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

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[Lunchbox]

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[Eddie]

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[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

And now we're back making this new podcast called Business History about the best ideas and people and businesses in history.

[Eddie]

And some of the worst people, horrible ideas and destructive companies in the history of business.

[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

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[Eddie]

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[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

Listen to Business history on the iHeartRadio.

[Lunchbox]

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[Show Host (likely Bobby Bones or main host)]

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[Bobby Bones]

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