TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (FRI): Bobby Gets More Celebrity Baby Gifts + Amy's Good Moment With Her Ex-Husband

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show – "Tell Me Something Good" (Fri): Bobby Gets More Celebrity Baby Gifts + Amy's Good Moment With Her Ex-Husband

Date: April 10, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones and team (Amy, Eddie, Morgan, et al.)

Episode Overview

This uplifting episode features the signature "Tell Me Something Good" roundtable, where the Bobby Bones Show crew shares personal stories and celebrates kindness and positive moments. The discussion weaves between charming life anecdotes—like Amy’s heartwarming moment co-parenting with her ex-husband, Eddie’s kitchen gadget win, Morgan’s experience with social media support, and Bobby’s exciting influx of celebrity baby gifts. The team also shares feel-good news stories about acts of kindness and community impact, bringing laughter, personal insight, and a healthy dose of good vibes.

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Key Discussion Points & Segments

1. Amy’s Good Co-Parenting Moment with Her Ex-Husband

Timestamp: 02:12 – 03:24

• Amy describes a recent moment at her son's track meet where she and her ex-husband managed a phone call together regarding their daughter, showcasing growth in their co-parenting relationship.
• They worked cooperatively due to Amy’s dying phone battery, “huddled up around his phone” (02:42), turning what could have been awkward into a touching, united moment.
• Quote (Amy, 02:41):
  “It just was a cool moment that I am celebrating in our relationship and how we co-parent and how we get along and how we can show up.”
• Reflects on how far they’ve come, considering “four or five years ago, definitely not” (03:16).

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2. Eddie’s French Fry Slicer Saga

Timestamp: 03:44 – 04:47

• Eddie shares excitement about a kitchen gadget he impulsively bought online— a slicer that makes french fries just like In-N-Out.
• His mom joined him to try out the gadget, leading to “the best fries I’ve ever made” (04:17).
• The team jokes about other kitchen hacks and how social media sometimes leads to surprisingly great purchases.

Memorable Exchange:

• Amy offers to get Eddie another slicing gadget; Eddie confesses his smoothie blender is actually the “best salsa blender ever” (04:46).

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3. Eddie’s Spicy Salsa Mishap and Salsa Chemistry 101

Timestamp: 05:15 – 06:47

• The crew discusses the science—and pitfalls—of scaling up recipes. Eddie explains making salsa five times spicier by multiplying peppers, learning the hard way not everything scales linearly.
• Quote (Eddie, 05:30):
  “With the peppers, it makes it… cause it’s still one big batch. So you’ve added five peppers to just a little bigger batch.”
• Laughter ensues about the after-effects of hot salsa, prompting a call for a “redo, more mild” for the studio (06:47).

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4. Social Media: The Good, the Bad, and the Trolls

Timestamp: 07:57 – 12:36

• Morgan notes how sharing about her own struggles (vertigo, long COVID, her dog’s illness) connected her to listeners—it “helped them get diagnosed or helped them figure out stuff” (07:57).
• Bobby (as “Father”) muses about internet “experts” and online negativity:
  Quote (Father, 08:36):
  “People that are definite and they have the answer and what you’re doing is wrong are the dumbest people. Because there really is no definite to most of the issues we’re talking about…”
• The team discusses how even lighthearted posts attract critics and the irony of negative comments gaining more attention than positive ones.
• Amy admits responding to a troll who called her “a child” after she lost her credit card:
  Quote (Amy, 11:34):
  “So I replied to her and I said, I’m 45! Exclamation point.”
• Bobby describes muting versus blocking negative commenters and wanting a “filter” for trolls (10:04).
• Discussion about authenticity of social media “couple goals” and whether viral bits are genuine or staged for engagement.

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5. Bobby’s Celebrity Baby Gifts Update

Timestamp: 19:20 – 22:36

• Bobby recounts gifts sent to his family by country music stars:
  • Tim McGraw’s family: “something French and expensive” (19:49).
  • Ashley McBryde: onesies with tattoo sleeves (20:06).
  • Tenille Townes: several great items, and a plug for her new album (20:18).
  • Carrie Underwood: gift on the way, prompting speculation about what wealthy celebrities send.
  • Keith Urban & Nicole Kidman: “really expensive sheets” (21:10).
• Quote (Bobby, 20:34):
  “I think the exciting thing is when rich people send stuff, because you’re wondering, I wonder what it’s going to be.”
• The team jokes about baby gifts that are too nice (like a cashmere baby sweater) and how quickly babies outgrow them.

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6. Rapid-Fire Good News Stories

(In the classic “Tell Me Something Good” format)

a. The Hunky Firefighter Birthday Wish

Timestamp: 22:47 – 23:46

• Bobby tells the story of Teresa Gola (99) who wished for “hunky firefighters” for her birthday and got them.
• Her “secret to long life”: wine!

b. The Teddy Bear Doctor

Timestamp: 23:54 – 25:32

• Amy introduces Ruth Hasman, a retiree who repairs children’s stuffed animals—doing fur grafts, limb reattachments, and voice box “transplants.”
• Ruth is even training an apprentice to continue her charitable work.

c. Tails on Trails

Timestamp: 25:40 – 26:52

• Bobby shares about a program in Alaska letting shelter dogs go on real trail hikes with volunteers to increase adoptability and quality of life.
• The community response has been overwhelmingly positive; more dogs are being adopted.

d. A Rarity: The Double Organ Donor

Timestamp: 27:00 – 29:48

• Amy highlights Phil Consiglio, a Michigan pediatric nurse, who donated both a kidney (inspired by a late patient) and part of his liver (to save a two-year-old).
• The crew debates the logistics and “competitive” aspects of multiple organ donations, learning that only about 100 such cases have ever been recorded.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Amy, on co-parenting:
  “I sat there and thought, this could’ve gone a totally different way. And there we are, huddled up by our phone, doing the call for like 30 minutes.” (02:42)
• Eddie, on multiplying salsa ingredients:
  “With the peppers, it… makes it… cause it’s still one big batch. So you’ve added five peppers to just a little bigger batch.” (05:30)
• Bobby/Father, on social media ‘experts’:
  “People that are definite and they have the answer … are the dumbest people.” (08:36)
• Amy, to a troll:
  “So I replied … I’m 45! Exclamation point.” (11:34)
• Bobby, on celebrity gifts:
  “I wonder what rich people send. That’s always the thing.” (20:34)
• Bobby, on wine and longevity:
  “Her secret to her long life? Wine. Of course.” (23:37)

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Segment Timestamps

• Amy’s Ex-Husband Moment: 02:12–03:24
• Eddie’s Slicer & Spicy Salsa Story: 03:44–06:47
• Social Media & Comments: 07:57–12:36
• Bobby’s Celebrity Baby Gifts: 19:20–22:36
• Good News Rounds:
  • Hunky Firefighters: 22:47
  • Teddy Bear Doctor: 23:54
  • Tails on Trails: 25:40
  • Double Organ Donor: 27:00

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Tone and Style

• Friendly, funny, and conversational, filled with light teasing among co-hosts and banter about everyday mishaps.
• Emphasis on empathy, community, and celebrating the little wins as a team.
• The show’s chemistry shines through playful sarcasm, supportive encouragement, and a focus on everyday goodness.

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Summary for New Listeners

This episode embodies everything “Tell Me Something Good” stands for—heartfelt anecdotes, playful debates, and stories highlighting kindness, humor, and hope. Whether discussing co-parenting, the oddities of social media, celebrity culture, or remarkable acts of charity, the crew mixes banter with genuine warmth. It’s a reminder, delivered with laughs, that good news is worth sharing every day.

Transcript

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[Tell Me Something Good Host]

It's time for the good news.

[Tell Me Something Good Intro]

Tell me something good

[Father]

around the room. Amy, what's up?

[Amy]

So my Tell me something good is Last night at my son's track meet, my ex husband and I had to do a call. A different call. Something to do with our daughter. And my phone was kind of dying. So at first I pictured us both on our separate phones, walking around, like the parking lot of the school we were at or something. But then, because I had low battery and I wanted to be able to film my son, he's like, why don't we go back over there? I'll just put on speaker and we'll sit and have the call together.

[Geico Gecko]

And.

[Amy]

And we were just over there, like, huddled up around his phone. Cause it was also really loud, so he's holding it up. And it just was a cool moment that I am celebrating in our relationship and how we co parent and how we get along and how we can show up. And it's just a reminder. I know that the last few years we have had a wonderful relationship, but there's just a time where I sat there and thought, this could have gone a totally different way. And there we are, huddled up by our phone, doing the call for like 30 minutes.

[Father]

Probably not something you would have been happening had you asked yourself four years ago.

[Amy]

Yeah, four or five. Yeah, four or five years ago. Definitely not. And yeah, it's just. That just felt good to me.

[Father]

So that's good. Amy posted a picture of her and her son, Stevenson. They were at the race. And it was like a selfie of those two. And I said, looks 20. And she goes, thank you. I said, no, Stevenson.

[Amy]

Yeah, I knew what you meant by it.

[Father]

And I knew what you meant. I still thought it was funny. So round the room, Eddie.

[Eddie]

Yes. So about, I don't know, two weeks ago, I got suckered into this thing on Instagram. It was like a meat slicer, vegetable slicer, slash french fry. Like, maker. And so I bought it. It was like 45 bucks. Bought it. It came in like two days ago, and my mom's in town, so I was like, let's make burgers and fries. Let's use this thing. This thing is the coolest thing I've ever had. It's like in n out burger. I'm getting real potatoes and like shoving it down and it makes a bunch of french fries. I fried them on the stovetop. Dude, they were the best fries I've ever made. It was so cool.

[Bobby]

Because of the slicer.

[Eddie]

Well, the slicer just made it easy. Like, I've done it before, but it's like slice, slice, slice, every single potato. And the fact that, like, I don't know, I was just going out on a whim. See, like, maybe this thing is good. Maybe it works a lot of the Instagram stuff. You never know how it's going to come in.

[Amy]

Okay, question for you. With your salsa, do you blend it in a food processor or a blender? Or how do you.

[Father]

Or do you just guess?

[Amy]

Or do you dice you're going to

[Eddie]

make fun of me?

[Amy]

No, tell me.

[Eddie]

But you know that, that blender I use for my smoothies, it's the best salsa blender ever.

[Amy]

Okay. So that's.

[Eddie]

That's what I use.

[Amy]

Okay. Because I saw when I was thinking of, like, I get. I would have just gotten it for you because it was a really good deal, but it was like you put an onion or a tomato in there and you slice it down just like that and it puts it into teeny tiny cubes just like that.

[Eddie]

Perfect.

[Redfin Announcer]

That's the same thing.

[Amy]

I know, but would you like that? Cuz if you're putting it in the blender, do you.

[Eddie]

I mean, yeah, but it's all got to fit in the little blender so it works.

[Amy]

Okay, so that would be something you would like.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Why was your salsa so hot last time?

[Eddie]

Because I did a big batch and I. I'm stupid. I thought that basically, if we're not, say, a single serving takes.

[Father]

Let him talk.

[Amy]

Well, he's not stupid.

[Bobby]

No, no, no, let's let him talk.

[Father]

Yeah, yeah, let's talk.

[Eddie]

So say a single serving takes like one pepper. Right? Like one serrano pepper. Well, I thought if I'm making five batches, I do five peppers, and that just made it so hot.

[Father]

Is that stupid?

[Amy]

Well, I don't know. I'm confused. In one batch, you would use how much?

[Eddie]

One pepper.

[Amy]

So why wouldn't you use five peppers for five batches?

[Eddie]

And it makes sense, right? Like you would think, like, oh, yeah,

[Amy]

that's what I would do.

[Eddie]

It just makes sense. Like you do times five. The recipe.

[Amy]

Yes.

[Eddie]

No, not the case with. With the peppers. It makes it. Cause it's still one big batch. So you've added five peppers to just a little bigger batch.

[Amy]

But also, did you double the tomatoes? Double. Huh. Interesting. I guess it's like compounding.

[Eddie]

I'm sure it's chemistry.

[Father]

Did you know that in an oven, if it says an hour at 220, don't do it 30 minutes at 110.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

It's kind of the same price.

[Father]

I know. That's what it reminds me of, saying that.

[Amy]

Okay. Yeah. Because it makes sense.

[Father]

Like, everything about it makes sense.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Compounds. Yeah.

[Eddie]

I just think that like five peppers versus I probably should have done three for like a Batch of five. Five servings?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Instead of doing five peppers for five servings.

[Amy]

Speaking of, when are you making some of that salsa? It's been a minute.

[Eddie]

I made some over Easter for my in laws. They loved it.

[Amy]

Cool. We mean for here.

[Bobby]

Oh, well, I feel like you need

[Father]

a redo on us because it was so hot.

[Eddie]

More mild. You want it more mild?

[Father]

Yeah. I mean, we had a worse day after eating yours. It was so hot it hurt us. Almost like you're the hospital.

[Eddie]

You talking about, like, the back end?

[Father]

The peppers? No, no, not the back end.

[Eddie]

I don't eat that.

[Father]

Match. Burn my mouth.

[Eddie]

Okay. Redo.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Father]

Make some more.

[Eddie]

Okay, you got it.

[Father]

And mail it to that guy in North Carolina.

[Eddie]

Oh, it's tough, man. Like, I really don't. I'm worried. And he did say he won't sue me, which I like that, but I'm just worried about shipping food. I don't want to get the guy sick.

[Redfin Announcer]

I was reading about food gets shipped every day.

[Eddie]

I know, but I was reading about homemade salsa. And in like two days in the refrigerator, three days, sometimes it starts making this bacteria that, like, could hurt you.

[Father]

You know, put it in dry ice like anything else that smelled to me, and do it overnight.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Hey, that's expensive. That's expensive.

[Amy]

Look at it as your gift to somebody that's asked for it. Just be like, this is a one time thing. You're not doing it all the time. Just be like, I want to do this. It's easier than a kidney.

[Eddie]

I still have his address. I mean.

[Father]

Yeah, it's a great point. That should be Eddie's slogan for he does know.

[Amy]

Easier than an organ.

[Father]

Yeah. Morgan, tell me some good.

[Morgan]

Yeah, so, you know, when you're on social media all the time, you kind of start to see a lot of the bad and all the people who have a lot of negative things to say about whatever. Well, I got to see a good side. Talking about having vertigo, long Covid, and like, my dog having Addison's. Like, through this show, I. I've had 10 different people reach out at, like, one about one of those, saying it either helped them get diagnosed or it helped them figure out stuff with their animal or, like, different things. And it was just a really, like, good reminder to me that there is good that we're doing. You know what I mean? Like, because sometimes you get stuck in all the negative stuff. And that was, like, made me feel good that it matters.

[Father]

I find the people that know the most on social media actually are the dumbest. Like, People that are definite and they have the answer and what you're doing is wrong are the dumbest people. Because there really is no definite to most of the issues we're talking about or dealing with. If it comes to parenting or illnesses or life decisions, there really isn't a single way to do it. And every way to do it is based on the person, the environment and the circumstance. So the people that often are, this is the way to do it. You're wrong. I feel they don't know, we've talked about this before, how stupid they actually are. Because they only know this is the right way because it's only worked for them. So it must be the only right way.

[Amy]

True.

[Father]

And there's nuance in everything. So that's why I only do Tuesdays.

[Amy]

Torture Tuesday.

[Father]

Yeah, that's it. I only go on Tuesdays and if I'm hungry or something, I don't even go on Tuesdays.

[Amy]

I know. Morgan started off her tell me something good. She's like, I feel like because I'm. When you're on social media a lot, you come across the bad. I'm like, you don't have to be on a lot. Like you could get to your point, almost like you could be on for five seconds and like see the negative. But it's cool that she saw through community that there's other people in similar situations. And that's when social media can be for good. When you find like minded people that can offer support and encouragement and advice in that space. Specific space.

[Father]

I look for the filter that you can push for no dicks.

[Amy]

What?

[Father]

It's not on there?

[Bobby]

No.

[Amy]

Oh, like as in human.

[Eddie]

I need that.

[Father]

Yeah, that's the filter I want and like it.

[Eddie]

Yes, Amy, the humans.

[Father]

Yeah, the people. I've already got the no penis filter on. That means I don't search anything where there's no penises.

[Amy]

Got it, got it.

[Father]

But you would think if you could down vote enough people's comments that they would show up even lesser for other people. Like just not on your own. There are some people that post on my Instagram that I will go, I won't block because I don't want them having the satisfaction of me blocking them. But I will mute them or I will hide them to where nobody sees anything they've written on my profile in the comments. And so they continue writing away and I'll see it there. It's this comment hidden. And I'll get a little laugh because they think they wrote something that matters and there's Reason it's getting no engagement because no one sees it.

[Amy]

How do they choose what to hide? Because sometimes I go into the hidden. No, no, no. Like, even on mine, it'll be like, hidden, hidden comments.

[Father]

And I can run specific words they're

[Amy]

using, but sometimes I'm like, that's not a bad comment. Unhide.

[Solaray Announcer]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Or maybe that person.

[Father]

I'll do that too, though, sometimes, yeah,

[Amy]

that that person has been flagged for something, so they just. They're in, like, comment jail. But there was a comment under my. My credit card post how I lost my credit card, and some woman was like, is Amy a child? So then I watched the clip through that lens and yeah, I did sound a little childish.

[Eddie]

She was right.

[Amy]

So I was like, not a way to comment. So I replied to her and I said, I'm 45. Exclamation point.

[T-Mobile Announcer]

Got her.

[Amy]

Well, I just was acknowledging, like, hey, I see you. And also, I'm 45. And yeah, someone scammed me for a minute, but I caught it.

[Father]

Yeah, let's take a look in your life to that person.

[Eddie]

I always feel bad, though, whenever, like, we respond to those people and don't respond to the nice ones. Like, why are the bad people getting all the attention?

[Amy]

Well, cause that's the comment I happen to see. And I just quickly. I didn't try to, like, engage. I didn't go after her in a mean way. I just clarified if she was quite curious. If I was a child, I'd let her know.

[Eddie]

You're not.

[Amy]

I was 45.

[Father]

That doesn't happen on mine. If I do ever respond to a bad comment, I respond to four or five good ones.

[Eddie]

Okay, good.

[Amy]

Oh, good, good, good.

[Father]

I don't go searching for good ones to respond to because unless it's Tuesday, I'm pretty much not in there. But if I do see a bad one that triggers a response, I will go find four or five that are not bad. So it doesn't look like I was just out hunting for bad.

[Eddie]

That's good.

[Amy]

Yeah, that's true. And then. And I wasn't hunting. It was just the top comment.

[Eddie]

It's just like, you see?

[Amy]

Does that mean people liked it the most?

[Father]

Wouldn't that be a nice addition to social media if they developed a, you know, this person's a monster in everybody's comments, so they don't get seen as much? Yes.

[Eddie]

Yeah, awesome.

[Amy]

But unfortunately, I think they want that engagement. Engagement. I saw this husband. I even posted in my stories the other day, like, is this guy for real or is this just for Instagram, because he is a stay at home dad, I guess, and his wife does social media or they earn money that way as a couple, probably through this type of content where he was making her every single meal. And so I asked, you know, is this real? Because if other people follow them, because it was in my for you page, I don't follow them. And most people commented, no. Like this is legit. That's how they really are. He's really sweet. Like he woke up, he made her a cappuccino, he made her breakfast, he made her lunch, he made her dinner. And I was like, where do you find this man? Where, where, where can we get one of these?

[Father]

I have a couple theories.

[Amy]

He seemed so attentive to her every need and. Yeah, which theory?

[Father]

Theory number one, she's way hotter than he is. Don't know if that's true.

[Amy]

I feel like they are equally pretty people.

[Father]

I've not seen it, so I don't know. Theory number two, they did this as a bit once and it got so much engagement and got so many followers that yes, he continues to do it and it is real, but they're doing it so he can document it every day. And if he literally doesn't do it, they can't document it.

[Amy]

True.

[Eddie]

I like that one. It's a good theory.

[Father]

My first one though, without seeing him.

[Eddie]

He's way hot.

[Father]

She's way hotter.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

But I feel like he's cute and she's pretty. He's good looking. She's pretty, but they're younger.

[Father]

I would go with the second one. He. He actually probably does it every day because if he doesn't, they can't record it.

[Amy]

True.

[Father]

And if it's a thing that gets recorded, posted, gets a lot of engagement followers, then they have to keep doing it. I like, I can't go on fake walks and push the carriage unless we actually go on walks, whatever it's called.

[Bobby]

I don't know.

[Father]

I'm still learning here, new dad. Give me a break. And so we haven't been walking the last few days and I've never doubled up and shot like multiple at the same time. So for me to actually make those videos, we have to go on walks, Right. And those do get a ton of engagement.

[Eddie]

And if anyone asks, I'd be like, no, he really does those walks.

[Father]

It does. He really does.

[Amy]

What if we just saw him like out on the same strip of street? Like, you don't even go past that change of clothes five seconds. Okay.

[Father]

Oh, that would be I'm not better than that. But I've not done that.

[Amy]

But your wife is.

[Father]

Yeah, but I wouldn't need her to do that.

[Amy]

She would know. If you came in with five walking

[Father]

videos, she would know. But I wouldn't need her to shoot them. That.

[Amy]

That's true.

[Father]

You could ask Mike. Hey, Mike.

[Bobby]

Because it's close to our house.

[Father]

Hey, Mike, would you roll over here

[Bobby]

for a minute and record me five

[Father]

times walking back and forth? I haven't, but I have to actually do that walk to get it recorded again. I have there. I don't know anything about this couple, so I could be totally wrong, but if you're going bet some money on it, it's probably that one. Then it worked.

[Amy]

It works.

[Father]

And he really does do it.

[Amy]

So, like, why not record it?

[Father]

No, no, no. He really does do it. And it worked. So he does do it. So they can record it. It's not so why not record it? Because I think possibly he wouldn't do it if it wasn't being recorded every single day.

[Eddie]

And maybe it started to where he was authentic.

[Amy]

Or if it got terrible a couple times. Yeah, if it got terrible. Engagement. He'd be like, make your own breakfast sucks.

[Father]

Cook your own egg.

[Bobby]

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[Father]

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[Bobby]

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[Father]

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[Amy]

These we're lost.

[L]

If the show starts without us, there's no hiding in the back row. I'm gonna ask that man for directions. Hi there. We're trying to get to the comedy club.

[M]

Well, you're gonna take a left at the old oak tree at this here road.

[Father]

Nah, I'm just kidding.

[M]

Let me get my phone out.

[L]

How is there signal out here?

[M]

T Mobile and US Cellular are coming together. So the network out here is huge. We get the same great signal as the city, saving a boatload with benefits. And there's a five year price guarantee too. Okay, here's the turn.

[L]

Actually, can you pull up the way to a T mobile store?

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[Father]

That's redfin.com I have a little segment I do on my YouTube and it's called Father knows less. And in the first episode, I was talking about celebrity baby gifts. Just people who had sent us baby gifts that are celebrities. And I had mentioned Tim McGraw, and they sent us something. The McGraw family sent us something really nice. And I didn't say what it was. That's okay.

[Amy]

I don't know. A little baby cowgirl hat.

[Father]

No, but something would have been awesome. Something French and expensive.

[Amy]

French?

[Father]

Yeah. You can ask Caitlyn, because she was. I didn't know what it was. And she was like, oh, I was looking at this, but I wasn't going to pay that for it. And so it was very nice of them. There are other celebrities I've mentioned. There were a few I haven't. And I got a note yesterday that another one's on the way, which I don't know what it is.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Father]

But I. Ashley McBride had sent over some onesies, and I maybe mentioned this, but they have tattoo sleeves.

[Amy]

Yeah.

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That's cute.

[Eddie]

So perfect.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

And funny.

[Father]

Tenille Townes sent over a bunch of really great stuff. She's one of my favorite artists. Has a new record out today. And then I got a note from Carrie going, hey, we're sending you something for your baby. And I don't know what. Carrie Underwood. I don't know what it is, really, but that's cool. I know. That's like, the richer they are, the more excited you get.

[Amy]

What's it gonna be?

[Eddie]

I know. Like, I know you've been doing this for a little bit, but, I mean, isn't it still crazy that, like, the McGraw sent you a baby gift? Like, that is crazy. Like, the McGraws don't just send people gifts.

[Father]

No.

[Eddie]

You don't think about that.

[Father]

No, I don't. I mean, when you. No, not that. I mean, I know Tim a little bit more than just this stuff. The. What was it? I know. I mean, we got married. Keith Urban. Keith and Nicole sent us some really expensive sheets.

[Eddie]

It's crazy.

[Amy]

Like, how'd they know what size your bed was?

[Eddie]

I would assume that's private.

[Father]

That's private.

[Eddie]

Hilarious. Funny.

[Father]

Hey, what we do.

[Eddie]

They know, Amy.

[Amy]

I'm sure they found out.

[Father]

It's nice when anyone sends anything.

[Eddie]

I know, but it's gotta be.

[Father]

I think the exciting thing is when rich people send stuff, because you're wondering, I wonder what it's going to be.

[Bobby]

I wonder what rich people send.

[Father]

That's always the thing.

[Bobby]

Like, what are rich people?

[Father]

Say we had someone send us a cashmere baby sweater.

[Amy]

Hopefully one that the baby can grow with.

[Father]

That's what's crazy to me because, like,

[Amy]

that's so expensive for something they grow out of.

[Father]

It's three months and.

[Amy]

Oh, wow.

[Father]

No, not for three months. They're gonna get to.

[Bobby]

The baby will wear it for three

[Father]

months and it'll grow out of it.

[Amy]

Wow.

[Eddie]

And then, like, if it throws up on it, you're like, ah, there goes.

[Father]

Here's the thing. Baby's still up on everything. Everything. And throw up a spit up. I've now learned it's not really actual vomit. But, yeah, that's what's up. I got a notes and curious to get some on the way. So hopefully it's like, you know, it's like a little baby castle. But you open it, it's all cash inside of it.

[Amy]

That's definitely not what she's saying.

[Eddie]

Cause they're rich. Why not?

[Amy]

Yeah, but that's. So a pony shows up. Now that would be awesome.

[Bobby]

Or a cow.

[Father]

Then I just saved you guys a bunch of money, so you get to eat it. Ooh. Have all the meat.

[Eddie]

I would love that.

[Amy]

Eat a cow. That we know.

[Father]

Or she sends a deep freeze. Ready?

[Bobby]

All right.

[Father]

There you go.

[Bobby]

That's. Tell me something good.

[Tell Me Something Good Host]

That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good news with Bobby.

[Tell Me Something Good Intro]

Tell me something good.

[Bobby]

Her Name's Teresa Gola. 99 years old. It's birthday time, and she asked for one thing for her birthday. What do you think a 99 year old asked for? New walker.

[Amy]

Oh, no.

[Bobby]

Extra prune juice.

[Amy]

Just ventilator cars, letters, world peace.

[Bobby]

Now, she wanted hunky firefighters.

[Amy]

Oh, well, that never crossed my mind.

[Bobby]

So her birthday wish came true. She didn't expect it, but the whole basic fire department came and they were all hunky and.

[Eddie]

Hold on. Did they dance?

[Bobby]

You know, they definitely. No, it's not like the stripper firefighters, okay?

[Amy]

They're like legit real, but they definitely,

[Bobby]

like, you know, she. Maybe she felt the muscle or two. So she just wanted hockey firefighters. And she got it. And she also shared the secret to her long life. Wine?

[Amy]

Of course.

[Eddie]

Yeah, it's good.

[Bobby]

W, C, V, B with that story. 99 years old. That's awesome. That's what it's all about.

[Tell Me Something Good Host]

That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good news with Amy.

[Tell Me Something Good Intro]

Tell me something good.

[Amy]

All right, Let me tell you about the teddy bear doctor. Her name is Ruth Hasman, and she is a retired woman who has dedicated her life to repairing stuffed animals sent in by children. So they know if something happens, like fur disappears, she'll Do a fur graft.

[Bobby]

She did, like, a skin grab. Yeah.

[Eddie]

That's cute.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Father]

Did she send it back?

[Amy]

Yes.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Keep some.

[Bobby]

I didn't know. Jeffy didn't say that part of the story.

[Amy]

They lose a limb, she'll reattach it. Whatever they need. Is the voice box a little messed up. She'll do a full voice box transplant.

[Father]

A voice box? Teddy Ruxman.

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Eddie]

Squeeze.

[Amy]

Like, build a bear you can.

[Bobby]

I've been out of the bear game for a long time, guys.

[Amy]

Ooh. Well, now that you have a kid, you can go and make a bear and. And put your voice in it. Like, I've done it for my kids. So anytime they press it, they're in trouble. We say a message.

[Father]

Go to your room. You drive too fast.

[Amy]

No, we say more things like, love you. Sleep tight.

[Father]

Got it.

[Bobby]

Got it.

[Amy]

So, anyway, shout out to Ruth for having this idea. She's currently even training an apprentice to take over if anything happens to her. But she has no plans to retire from this job scene.

[Father]

Making money off that.

[Amy]

No, this is a. This is what she does with her retirement. It's like her gift back to people.

[Bobby]

No, I like that. But she has an apprentice.

[Father]

Does the apprentice think they're.

[Amy]

She's training an apprentice?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

I don't think that this is a cost, but maybe. I mean, I think this is, like, her gift back.

[Bobby]

I'm, like, apprenticing for someone. Like, by the way, you ain't getting paid. I'm not apprenticing there anymore.

[Amy]

Well, they know. They want to take over the volunteer work.

[Bobby]

I'm making a little joke.

[Amy]

It's a mission.

[Bobby]

Little jokey jokester.

[Father]

That's what I do.

[Bobby]

Do a little joke.

[Father]

That's a.

[Bobby]

That's a great story. Good for her. Making a lot of kids happy. That's what it's all about.

[Tell Me Something Good Host]

That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good news with Bobby.

[Tell Me Something Good Intro]

Tell me something.

[Bobby]

I'm a big animal guy. Love dogs.

[Father]

I want to tell you about this thing they're doing.

[Bobby]

See if you can guess what it means.

[Amy]

Tails on trails, Dogs taking walks to get adopted.

[Father]

Yep, pretty much.

[Bobby]

So these dogs are in kennels all the time at the shelter, and this guy named Joel is like, hey, we should let these dogs go out. But this is in Alaska. And so tails on trail started for these dogs to go out and take them on trail hikes in Alaska.

[Amy]

Oh, to get on the outdoor.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Fresh air.

[Eddie]

That's cool.

[Bobby]

Not just that, but like, in Alaska.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Sometimes Sometimes people aren't even from Alaska

[Father]

and they go do it and they're

[Bobby]

like, yeah, you can take the dog with you. The volunteers say that it's awesome because the dogs get out and do this and. Yeah. Can you imagine being a cage all day and you finally get to go out on a trail?

[Eddie]

Kind of sounds like freedom.

[Bobby]

That's like jail though, too.

[Eddie]

You get to go in the yard. Basketball.

[Bobby]

The program has led to so many other dogs being adopted. So I also like the name Tails on Trails, but that's really cool. At the Anchorage Animal Care and Control Center. Keep on doing the good stuff. That's from Good, good, good. And that is what it's all about.

[Tell Me Something Good Host]

That was. Tell me something good. It's time for the good news with Amy.

[Tell Me Something Good Intro]

Tell me something good.

[Amy]

Do you know how rare it is to donate two of your organs to people?

[Bobby]

Well, Eddie's done none and he's claimed a lot, so it probably brings the average way down.

[Amy]

I'm going to tell you. Donating twice is extremely rare with only about 100 such cases recorded since 1981.

[Bobby]

Can I guess the organs? Because I would think part the liver. Because it's not the whole liver.

[Amy]

Correct. Ding, ding, ding.

[Bobby]

And then I would think the kidney, because Eddie always screams kidney.

[Amy]

Ding, ding, ding.

[Eddie]

Because you have two.

[Amy]

Yeah. So there's this guy, Phil Cossiglio. He's a pediatric nurse from Michigan, and he is one of these rare type of donors. He donated one of his kidneys to someone he had bonded with a patient once. That patient ended up passing away. But part of the deal that he made with him is like, you know what? And like, your honor, I'm gonna donate a kidney to somebody in need. So he did it after the patient passed away. Then there was this two year old little girl that needed a liver transplant. So he donated part of his liver to her years after he already had donated his kidney.

[Bobby]

How could you beat that? How could you do three? What's the other one you could do?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Let's see another part of your liver.

[Father]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

People don't people donate, like skin. Oh, hair. You can donate hair.

[Bobby]

Not an organ.

[Eddie]

It's not an organ.

[Bobby]

I don't think anything else you could donate. I feel like I'd be competitive and want to do three.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Father]

To break the record, if I was

[Eddie]

be the only one, could you question,

[Bobby]

if you donate part of your liver, which people do, could you let it grow back and then donate the part that grew back again?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

I don't know, like over and over.

[Amy]

I Would maybe just. I would cut from the other side. Like I would let the new.

[Bobby]

You would cut from the other side?

[Amy]

Well, I would say like the new part of my liver that's grown back. Let's let that be a little bit longer and take a cut from the other end.

[Bobby]

A lung. A single lobe can be donated from a lung. I gotta be honest, I don't know what a lobe is.

[Eddie]

We have lobes in our lungs.

[Bobby]

It says from a lung, a single lobe can be donated. The only lobe I know of, the old earlobe up in the ear. So what is a lobe on a long mic? I really know what it's pointed to. Yeah, pointing to the whole thing, man.

[Eddie]

A lung seems like something.

[Bobby]

Will you type in what's a lobe on a lung? I think just for trivia purposes, I

[Amy]

guess also based on this, if he's done the liver and kidney, then Bobby, there could be a third the lobe.

[Bobby]

Lung lobes are distinct anatomical and functional sections of the lungs. Three in the right upper lung and two in the left. They're separated by fissures, allowing each lobe to operate independently. I don't know. I never heard of a lobe in the lung. But this guy's awesome. Donating two different organs.

[Amy]

And I'm sorry, Phil, if I said your last name wrong. Consiglio.

[Bobby]

He seems like a nice guy and he's probably not gonna let that bother him. Okay, all right. That's what it's all about.

[Tell Me Something Good Host]

That was. Tell me something good.

[Bobby]

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[Father]

It feels good to get good news.

[Bobby]

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[Father]

This is an iHeart podcast.

[Bobby]

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