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.

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.

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.

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.”

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

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.

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.

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.