The Bobby Bones Show: "Posty’s Grand Opening & Mike D Reveals Something For The First Time Publicly"

Premiere Networks / October 11, 2025

Episode Overview

This episode is centered on the recent grand opening of Post Malone’s Nashville bar, “Posty’s,” featuring an in-depth behind-the-scenes review from Mike D (Movie Mike) and host Morgan. The pair discuss their experience at the opening, Post Malone’s evolving musical direction, personal perspectives on nightlife and sobriety, and the creative process behind adapting songs into potential movies. The conversation shifts seamlessly from celebrity events to personal growth and creativity, delivering honest and relatable insights.

Main Discussion Highlights

1. Post Malone’s Bar Opening Experience (03:02–17:35)

• Mike D’s Bar-Going Anxieties and Expectations

  • Mike D admits attending a weekday night event isn’t typical for him.
    “First of all, I don't go out on weekdays. Like, this is out of characteristic for me.” (03:22, Mike D)
  • Despite VIP access, he notes the crowd was unavoidable.
    “You still had to get down there. It was still really crowded. That was the thing I knew going into it…” (04:03, Mike D)

• Post Malone Covers the Tab

  • Post’s announcement of free drinks (from 9pm to 2am) sparked massive interest.
    “That brings out a whole new level of crazy.” (04:49, Morgan)
  • Drinks on Broadway can range from $16–$23, making Post’s generosity notable.

• Atmosphere and Sober Nightlife Reflections

  • Both hosts are currently sober and joke about feeling awkward in typical bar settings. “I don't know what to do at bars.” (05:45, Mike D)
  • The challenges of socializing in loud venues are discussed. “How do you even talk to somebody if you're screaming the whole time?” (06:02, Mike D)

• Bar Food Deprivation

  • Neither Morgan nor Mike D could enjoy the event’s free food offerings due to dietary restrictions, with Morgan mourning over missed mozzarella sticks and deep-fried treats.

2. Post Malone’s Music Evolution & Concert Review (09:04–13:32)

• Concert on Broadway

  • Mike D describes Post’s performance and the shift to a country-focused set, expressing mixed feelings. “I like the country era, but I'm a little bit, like, ready for him to move past it… I just kind of want him to go either back to doing hip hop or trying something else.” (09:14, Mike D)

• Post’s Artistic Trajectory

  • Mike D predicts Post Malone is likely to remain in or anchored to country music, especially with his new ties in Nashville. “It kind of cements you into that culture… it's starting to become a part of his DNA where I couldn't see him just leaving that part of him behind.” (10:23, Mike D)
  • He ponders future genre-blending experiments, including harder rock directions.

• Music Preferences

  • Mike D describes his personal favorite genres as “sad singer-songwriter/indie,” punk rock (for running), and Spanish/Mexican music. “I would say sad music is genre. I say probably like… singer, songwriter, indie… punk rock… then probably just Mexican music.” (13:44, Mike D)

• Fan Perspective

  • Mike D appreciates Post’s local presence but prefers the earlier hip hop/pop material. “I've seen him more in the last year than I've seen him the entire time I’ve been a fan… I would still rather him kind of go back and do something different.” (12:19, Mike D)

3. Post Malone’s Character & The Night’s Takeaway (16:03–17:35)

• Both Morgan and Mike D reflect on Post’s reputation for warmth and generosity, noting consistent accounts of positivity from both fans and industry colleagues.
• Memorable Quote: “I just think him as a person is kind of like his brand… just having fun… I picked the right guy to be a fan of.” (16:16, Mike D)

Personal & Lifestyle Conversations

4. Fall Reflections and Self-Care (22:33–34:08)

• Mike D expresses that fall is when “life starts for me,” associating the season with family, fun, and contentment. “I always feel like fall is when life starts for me. Like, that is when I always just associate… best part of being a human comes out.” (23:23, Mike D)
• Morgan talks about an upcoming, itinerary-free birthday trip and her ongoing journey toward relaxing and self-focus.
• Both discuss the difficulty of unwinding and the importance of finding activities (like walking, knitting, “adult coloring books”) that allow the brain to relax without being idle. “I think there are different ways to relax. I am not good at relaxing in the traditional sense… but if I'm actually doing something, I feel like that's relaxing to me.” (31:17, Mike D)

5. Movie Soundtracks, Scores & The Creative Process (39:14–52:38)

• Morgan and Mike D rave about the soundtrack of “K Pop Demon Hunters,” declaring it the most infectious and memorable in recent years (40:08, Mike D). “It is the only soundtrack that I've actively seeked out this year so far. Usually there's like one movie a year that makes me go like, I gotta go check out that soundtrack. This has been the one.” (39:58, Mike D)
• They clarify the difference between soundtrack (songs) and score (instrumentals).
• Mike D shares he has written a script inspired by the song “You’d Miss My Heart” (Phoebe Bridgers cover), revealing this creative project publicly for the first time. “I've written kind of a spec script on a song… I've never shared this with anybody except maybe my wife and one other person.” (47:15, Mike D)
  • The script is a dark, horror-inspired narrative, flipping genre conventions by setting a brutal event in bright daylight.
  • Mike reflects on legality and the creative process of adapting a song into a film.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Post’s Generosity:
  “Free drinks on Broadway, too. Mind you, a drink on Broadway costs anywhere from 16 to $23 for one drink.” (04:59, Morgan)

• On Sober Bar Nights:
  “I had a liquid death, so it kind of felt like I was drinking something. But aside from that, like, I don't know what to do at bars.” (05:45, Mike D)

• On Finding the Right Fandom:
  “I just heard he's like still the most genuine dude. As more famous as he's gotten…I picked the right guy to be a fan of.” (16:16–17:01, Mike D)

• On Seasonal Living:
  “I always feel like fall is when life starts for me…you have the holidays, …that just kind of feels like the most special part of the year.” (23:23–23:33, Mike D)

• On The Movie Script Secret:
  “I've written kind of a spec script on a song…I’ve never shared this with anybody except maybe my wife and one other person…” (47:15, Mike D)
  “…what if there’s a movie where it’s a horror movie, but everything surrounding it is, like, bright and colorful and beautiful.” (49:59, Mike D)

• On Music’s Cinematic Power:
  “I think sometimes a great score goes unnoticed because…that music can really impact how you interpret a scene.” (45:38, Mike D)

Timestamps for Key Segments

• 03:02 – Post Malone’s bar opening: first impressions and crowd madness
• 05:13 – First impressions of Posty’s bar (VIP access, decor, experience)
• 09:14 – Post Malone’s performance, country phase, and Nashville ties
• 13:44 – Mike D’s personal music tastes
• 16:03 – Post Malone’s reputation and in-person interactions
• 22:33 – Fall as a time for personal connection and self-care
• 31:17 – Modern relaxation: self-care, creativity, and active downtime
• 39:14 – K Pop Demon Hunters: soundtrack and movie talk
• 47:15 – Mike D’s secret script inspired by a song
• 52:55 – Mike D’s podcast and outro

Final Thoughts

This episode blends pop culture enthusiasm (Post Malone, movie talk) with deeply personal reflections (sobriety, self-care, and the creative urge). Mike D's heartfelt and previously private revelation about his musical-inspired script marks a rare moment of vulnerability. Listeners come away with a newfound appreciation for both the realities of fandom and the importance of carving out relaxation and creative space—plus a strong recommendation to check out “K Pop Demon Hunters.”

To hear more of Mike D, check out: “Movie Mike’s Movie Podcast”
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