TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (MON): Abby Making A Big Life Change

Summary

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Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show – “Tell Me Something Good (MON): Abby Making A Big Life Change”

Date: March 2, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones (Premiere Networks)
Main Participants: Kickoff Kevin, Abby, Mike D

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Episode Overview

This episode of The Bobby Bones Show centers on the team’s classic “Tell Me Something Good” segment, where cast members share uplifting or significant personal updates. The headline story features Abby, who discusses a major life transition—moving out of her home and preparing to rent it for the first time. The crew also exchanges stories about family life, books, and memorable moments including world record feats, creating a feel-good, intimate atmosphere typical of the show.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Abby’s Big Life Change: Preparing to Become a Landlord

[02:48–06:59]

• Family Time & Zoo Adventure:

  • Abby’s mom visits from Kansas, and together with Abby’s fiancé and his kids, they visit the local zoo for the first time thanks to a Christmas membership.
  • Abby shares a humorous but painful mishap on the playground:
    • “I was kind of running but crouched over and I like hit my head and I like blacked out for a second. It was the craziest thing. And I have like a huge bump on my head and my neck like went back and I heard it just crunch. Like I literally thought I broke my neck.” (Abby, 03:23)
    • The group jokes: “Is the good thing you didn’t die from the story?” (Kevin, 03:49)
  • Despite the accident, the zoo trip created fun memories for Abby’s family.

• Sentiments Toward Zoos:

  • Abby and Kevin commiserate about the sadness of seeing animals in enclosures, despite appreciating the zoo’s quality.
    • “Zoos kind of make me sad anyway… they’re like all, you know, animals shouldn’t be where they are trapped in a cage.” (Abby & Kevin, 04:09 – 04:13)

• Transitioning her Home to a Rental:

  • Abby is cleaning out her first home in Nashville (her “sentimental” purchase) to rent it out rather than sell.
  • She discusses the anxiety of becoming a landlord, considering hiring a property manager:
    • “I've never been a landlord, so that makes me nervous.” (Abby, 04:47)
    • “No, actually I’ll probably do that. Cause I want a property manager. That makes me nervous. I don’t want people calling me all the time.” (Abby, 05:20)
  • The team discusses rental logistics—rent vs. sell, handling wear and tear, and furniture preservation.
  • Abby is adopting a Marie Kondo-style approach to decluttering (“Does this bring me joy?”) with her mother’s help.

• Mother–Daughter Bonding:

  • Abby’s mom is helping with the move and is described as always “up for anything,” making the process enjoyable.
    • Abby reflects on how people say she and her mom look alike, though she doesn’t see it herself.

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2. Mike’s One-Year Wedding Anniversary & Parenting Life

[07:21–09:51]

• Anniversary Surprise:

  • Mike celebrates his first wedding anniversary by surprising his wife with a kid-free dinner, arranging for two friends to care for their nine-month-old twins.

• Parenting with Twins:

  • Mike elaborates on the challenges of twin parenting, acknowledging the difficulty for caretakers and strategies to manage both kids simultaneously (playpen as the “parent hack”).
  • Difference in personalities between his twins:
    • “The girl, our little girl, she's a wild, wild child... And then our little boy, he'll be in the corner by himself, just like playing with a book.” (Mike, 09:29)

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3. Dad Advice Going Viral—Luke Combs’ Perspective

[12:53–13:41]

• Kevin discusses a viral clip of country star Luke Combs giving new-dad advice:
  • “Baby doesn’t need you. The mom is what's gonna need you.” (Paraphrased, 12:53)
• Mike agrees:
  • “Be there for the mom. Especially as a guy... you can't really provide anything, you know, other than just the comfort... So you just kinda gotta be there for her, for your wife, so she can relieve the duties and just get some stress off of her. Absolutely true.” (Mike, 13:12)

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4. Mike D’s Reading Achievement & Book Chat

[13:41–16:09]

• Mike D finishes the longest book he’s ever read, "Project Hail Mary" (476 pages):
  • Discusses the challenge and satisfaction—motivating him to read more.
  • Comments on making font larger on the iPad, “That’s a little disheartening sometimes… but because the page numbers will go from like 330 to 480 on just a font change.” (Kevin, 14:01)
  • Looking forward to the movie adaptation and discussing the experience of visualizing complex sci-fi stories.

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5. Cruise Ship FOMO & Reflections

[16:09–17:58]

• Post-cruise reflections: Kevin and team marvel at the sheer size and amenities of cruise ships; discuss feelings of FOMO (fear of missing out) over not attending the cruise with the rest of the crew.
  • “It looks like a convention center… 15, 20 stories tall… the theater was so big… a thousand people theater. I have a conference room pictured in my head. Me too.” (Kevin & Mike D, ~15:10)
  • Abby: “Are you kidding me? Yes. Yeah. Oh my gosh. I love cruises and water.” (16:46)

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6. Record-Breaking Pickleball & Giving Back

[18:06–19:49]

• Segment Highlight: Two Michigan men play pickleball for 28 consecutive hours, breaking a world record and raising funds for charity.
  • Discussion leads to anecdotes of previous world record attempts from the show, including a 17-hour fist pump and a 24-hour line dance, and a hunger relief packing record.
  • Abby and team discuss their own record, having packed the most hunger relief meals for Haiti in a set time, beating Abby’s hometown of Wichita, Kansas.

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7. Tech and Emergencies: Apple SOS Saves Skiers

[19:54–20:47]

• Story: After a deadly avalanche in Lake Tahoe, six stranded skiers use Apple’s emergency SOS satellite service to summon rescue without cell signal.
  • Group marvels at tech’s ability to summon help even with “no bars.”
  • “Okay, give us the bars is what I say… That’s a great story though.” (Kevin, 20:38–20:50)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On moving and letting go:

  • “It's like my first house I've ever bought, so… it's sentimental. I just want to rent it for now. I've never been a landlord, so that makes me nervous.” (Abby, 04:37–04:51)

• On reading and motivation:

  • “Finishing a book feels awesome because it’s such an investment… I felt so good after finishing that. I want to read more.” (Mike D, 13:41)

• Parenting twins:

  • “The girl, our little girl, she's a wild, wild child… our little boy, he'll be in the corner by himself.” (Mike, 09:29)

• On FOMO:

  • “Are you kidding me? Yes. Yeah. Oh my gosh. I love cruises and water.” (Abby, 16:46)

• On viral dad advice:

  • “The mom is what’s gonna need you.” (Luke Combs, via Kevin, 12:53)
  • “Be there for the mom… So you just gotta be there for her, for your wife, so she can relieve the duties and just get some stress off of her. Absolutely true.” (Mike, 13:12)

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Segment Timestamps (Key Moments)

• [02:48] – Start of “Tell Me Something Good”; Abby’s zoo story and head bump
• [04:34] – Abby decides to rent her house, discusses moving process and emotions
• [05:20] – Landlord nerves, property management conversation
• [06:21] – Cleaning, decluttering with her mom’s help (Marie Kondo reference)
• [07:21] – Mike’s anniversary and parenting segment
• [09:29] – Twins’ contrasting personalities
• [12:53] – Viral Luke Combs dad advice discussion
• [13:41] – Mike D’s reading achievement
• [14:01] – iPad reading “page number” struggle
• [15:10] – Cruise ship size astonishment
• [16:46] – FOMO discussion
• [18:06] – Pickleball world record charity segment
• [19:54] – Apple SOS skier rescue story

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Final Notes

This episode delivers a trademark blend of sincerity, humor, and relatability. It captures important life transitions, the value of family support, and the crew’s camaraderie, mixed with inspirational and amusing stories drawn both from their lives and the news.

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Listen to this episode's best moments:

• Abby’s life change & heartfelt moving discussion ([04:34–05:20])
• New dad advice goes viral & modern fatherhood wisdom ([12:53–13:41])
• Mike D’s reading journey and the joy of accomplishment ([13:41–14:10])
• World records and helping others—show’s charitable spirit in action ([18:06–19:49])

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Transcript

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We'll connect with everybody on the boat in just a second. So. But we do have four people here in the room today. It is kickoff. Kevin, Abby, Mike, and myself. So let's all do a tell me something good. Abby, I'm going to go to you first. Give me something good.

[Abby]

Okay. So my mom just got in town and I love spending time with her. She lives in Kansas, but she's in town. And this weekend was awesome. We went to the zoo for the first time with my fiance and his kids and her and I don't know, they. We've never been to the zoo and we got a membership for Christmas so that was fun. But something crazy happened. I don't know if it's actually good. Hopefully it'll get better. But like I was. There's a playground there that is super nice. I mean I've never seen one like it. It's like a jungle gym that's just like made out of wood. They have nets that you can climb up and all that. And I was following my fiance's son. He's four, like underneath there. And I was kind of running but crouched over and I like hit my head and I like blacked out for a second. It was the craziest thing. And I have like a huge bump on my head and my neck like went back and I heard it just crunch. Like I literally thought I broke my neck.

[Kevin]

Is the good thing you didn't die from the story?

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Maybe.

[Abby]

Well, I guess the good news was we had a great time until this happened and I just had to tell you guys.

[Kevin]

How was the zoo?

[Abby]

It's awesome. They didn't have the giraffes out, which was a bummer. And then no lions because I really wanted to see those. But zoos kind of make me sad anyway.

[Kevin]

Me too.

[Abby]

Yeah, they're like all, you know, animals

[Kevin]

shouldn't be where they are trapped in a cage.

[Abby]

Yeah. But it's a really nice zoo and. Yeah. But I'm going to the chiropractor today, so hopefully there's good news for that.

[Kevin]

Did your mom have fun?

[Abby]

Yeah, she really did.

[Kevin]

Does she stay with you guys?

[Abby]

Uh huh. Yeah.

[Kevin]

How'd that go good?

[Abby]

She's helping me. Like, I'm still cleaning out my house because I moved in with my boyfriend and I'm trying to get rid of things to rent it out. And so she came here to like, help me do that.

[Kevin]

Oh, you decided to rent?

[Abby]

Yes. Yeah, yeah.

[Kevin]

Why did you come up on that decision?

[Abby]

Well, it's like my first house I've ever bought, so I have like this. I don't know, it's sentimental to me to like get rid of it. It was my first house in Nashville and I was like, I just want to rent it for now. I've never been a landlord, so that makes me nervous.

[Kevin]

Well, I don't think there's a right or wrong answer. I'm not asking like that.

[Abby]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

I just wonder why you thought it'd be the appropriate time to rent and not sell.

[Abby]

I know, good question. Because I would make a lot of money on it from when I bought it.

[Kevin]

Would you?

[Abby]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

Did you do the work to figure out how much you had?

[Abby]

Uh huh. Yeah, I would like double, basically.

[Kevin]

Well, the great thing about renting is that you will still be building on that and you'll also be making money per month. You're not gonna do a property manager, you're gonna be the landlord.

[Abby]

No, actually I'll probably do that. Cause I want a property manager. That makes me nervous. I don't want people calling me all the time.

[Kevin]

That's what sucks about being a landlord. But a property manager, you have to pay, right?

[Abby]

What is it, like 15% or more?

[Kevin]

I don't know.

[Abby]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

Never rented a place. I don't think I've rented a place.

[Abby]

Really?

[Kevin]

Yeah, I don't think so.

[Abby]

Oh, and like I take care of my stuff. I'm very like paranoid about anything. I'm gonna be like, don't touch the. Don't do anything.

[Kevin]

That's gonna be hard.

[Abby]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

Because people are naturally gonna wear and tear the house.

[Abby]

Yeah. Like I would want to be like, no shoes.

[Kevin]

Yeah, you can't do that. They live there. They get to kind of make those rules.

[Abby]

No parties. I'm watching. No, I'm just kidding.

[Kevin]

You haven't started to screen people for rental. When do you want to rent the house out?

[Abby]

Probably within the next two months, I would hope. I'm just trying to. Yeah.

[Kevin]

Do you have a bunch of stuff in there?

[Abby]

Yeah, I do. I've accumulated it. Because I've been in Nashville over 10 years and I just don't need it. You know, we get like a lot of free Stuff.

[Kevin]

What are you doing with all the stuff?

[Abby]

Donate? I'm trying to figure out what. I have a room in there that I'm moving everything that I just want to like sell or donate or all that. And then I'm. I want to take the stuff that I love. I'm going to like touch everything, you know, and be like, do I love this or not? It's like the Marie. What is it?

[Kevin]

Marie Kondo. Yeah.

[Abby]

It's like, does this bring me joy?

[Kevin]

When does your mom go home?

[Abby]

I haven't booked the flight back yet.

[Kevin]

She can just stay as long as she wants.

[Abby]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

Wow.

[Abby]

She's so fun. She's just always up for anything. So we just hang out.

[Kevin]

Do you see that? Physically you guys look the same.

[Abby]

I don't, but I get that all the time. That they're like twins. I don't see that.

[Kevin]

But you don't see it.

[Abby]

I really don't.

[Kevin]

Someone was saying something about me and a relative and I was like, I don't see it. But then I saw the picture of you and your mom. You look exactly the same. And I wonder if that's just generally the case. You don't see it?

[Abby]

I really, I don't. And neither does she. People come up all the time and they're like, are you guys really your sisters? Or whatever. And I'm like, I don't see it. And she's always like, sorry, Abby.

[Kevin]

That's fun. Kick off, Kevin.

[Mike]

Yeah, really good thing. I just celebrated my one year anniversary, wedding anniversary with the wife and I surprised her with dinner that night. I'm like, you where? I like to give gifts. And I had her set up all day. She's like, where are we going for dinner? We gotta take the kids. We have two nine month old twins, so we gotta take the kids. And I'm like, don't worry about it, we'll take care of it. And then later that night, two of her friends showed up to watch the kids and we got to go enjoy a night by ourselves.

[Kevin]

Oh, you had that all planned out.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah. She had no idea.

[Kevin]

Were you nervous leaving the kids?

[Mike]

No, no. She's a lot more nervous than I am. I'm more of like, okay, if we can get two hours ourselves, we need to go where? She's like, can we leave them? Can we leave them? But I'm more of if we trust them and they're obviously two of her best friends, we trust them, then I'm fine. Mentally.

[Kevin]

Did you feel like you needed two people to watch two kids? Yes.

[Mike]

Because it's a lot we don't. Yeah. Even the only one that we really trust watching them by themselves is my mom. Even like her parents were like, I don't know if they can handle two.

[Kevin]

Massive difference. Huge.

[Mike]

Because you can't especially. They're both crawling now and climbing and eating things and sticking their hands in things. So it's like as soon as you leave them, you turn around for 20 seconds and they're just doing something. They're on the other side of the room, hands in something in the dog bowl, tipping over the dog bowl, all that good stuff.

[Kevin]

When you come home, is she ready to pull her hair out some days?

[Mike]

Oh yes. I always tell her, I'm like, when I get home, like just take an hour or two to yourself. You gotta go to the gym, gotta go for a walk, go take a nap. I don't care, anything. I'll handle the kids. You just take a break. Cause she needs it.

[Kevin]

So you can watch them both?

[Mike]

Yes.

[Kevin]

What's the trick?

[Mike]

Not to get too high or low, pretty much. And just to be able to. Well, we have a playpen too that helps. Just stick them in there and have them entertain themselves and they can't get out of there. Kind of like a cage, you know. So that always helps.

[Kevin]

Will she trust you to watch both kids?

[Mike]

Oh, yeah, yeah. I did it the other night. She went to some consignment thing on Saturday night and I had to put them down, bathe them, put them down and all that. And she's a little reluctant, but she now trusts me. Nine months in, we got there.

[Kevin]

Is there a difference with how you treat each kid based on what their personality is?

[Mike]

For sure, yeah. The girl, our little girl, she's a wild, wild child. She'll just start screaming and yelling. She just really found her voice. So she'll literally just be like, ah. For no reason. And then our little boy, he'll be in the corner by himself, just like playing with a book or playing with something else. Where her. I have to really give her the attention. And him, he can kind of just do his own thing.

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[Kevin]

I've had a clip go pretty viral considering I just put it up last night of Luke Combs giving me dad advice where he goes, baby doesn't need you. He's like, the mom is what's gonna need you. And I can never predict what's gonna go viral or not, but this thing has gone super viral. Your thoughts on that?

[Mike]

Yeah, that's absolutely true. The first couple months especially, I always told people the number one advice I gave them was like new dads was be there for the mom. Especially as a, as a guy, as a male, like you can't really provide anything, you know, other than just the comfort or just the help wherever needed. Or, you know, the mother, they want to be with the mother, they want to, you know, get the milk, all that stuff. So you just kind of got to be there for her, for your wife, so she can relieve the duties and just get some stress off of her. Absolutely true.

[Kevin]

Mike D. Tell me something good. I finished a book. The longest book I've ever read in my life. Project Hail Mary. I am just such a slow reader and I felt so good after finishing that. I want to read more. Yeah, finishing a book feels awesome because it's such an investment. 476 pages. I know because I counted them. I had to like, read. Okay, I'm going to read 20 and then I'm going to get it down a little bit closer. It was hard for me, but I loved it. It's a great book too, huh? Yeah. Now I can't wait for the movie. Same. It's awesome. What sucks for me is my vision is so bad that if I read on my iPad 99% of the time and I have to, I'll look at the page numbers and then I have to make the font a little bigger so then the page numbers go up. And I know it's all the same. It's the same amount of words, but because the page numbers will go from like 330 to 480 on just a font change, that's a little disheartening sometimes. But that book's awesome. It's really good and I'm excited because a lot of the stuff I couldn't really envision in my head because it's really science heavy at times, so I can't wait to see, like, oh, that's not what I envisioned at all. Mine's probably going to be. I and I talk about this, and maybe you've already heard it in part two, but I was not as seasick as I thought I would get. At first. When I got on the boat and it started moving, I was a little. Oof. I had some burpees and you can hear all that. But I was worried about that, about the cruise. And so that was good. The food was really good. Not that I'm surprised by that. It's just. I was just shocked at the scale of a cruise, just how massive those boats are. And we've already recorded part two, so I don't know when you're hearing this, but they're all still on the cruise ship. There were parts of the cruise ship I didn't even know existed. I didn't know there was a basketball gym on the cruise. I had no idea that you could play basketball. You ever been on a cruise? No, never. Unbelievable how big the boat is. And again, I've seen them. I've driven by the water and seen these cruise ships, but when you get on one, from the inside, it looks like a convention center. Not even a regular hotel like a convention center hotel that just goes on forever. And it's 15, 20 stories tall. I was surprised that the theater was so big that Eddie and I played in. It looked massive. We were going to it to play the show. We hadn't been there until we played the show. I guess we went to it for soundcheck at 4pm before we played. And I thought it was gonna be super small because we're on a boat. No, it's a thousand people theater. I have a conference room pictured in my head. Me too. Yeah, it was massive. And so, yeah, it was. It was really good. Truth. Do you guys have FOMO for not going? Kevin?

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, for sure. I didn't think I would. I was like, ah, that sounds exhausting. And then I see all the pictures and videos and I love, you know, the weather, the sun, the ocean, all that stuff. So, yeah, I did.

[Kevin]

After I left, they ran into a little rain at night. I think that would have been cool, being out on the ocean.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

In the middle of. Not a water, like a wave storm, because they didn't hit that. But like, just like rain would have been cool because you don't have to go out on your deck and you're not getting wet. But I thought that Would have been cool. I had a little FOMO after I left too, because they were doing some other fun stuff. I didn't know there was a basketball gym that really gives me fomo because I would have been up there. Yeah. Abby Jeff, fomo.

[Abby]

Are you kidding me? Yes. Yeah. Oh my gosh. I love cruises and water.

[Kevin]

We'll have to figure it.

[Abby]

They look so pretty.

[Kevin]

We'll have to figure it out next year because somebody obviously has to stay back.

[Abby]

Dang.

[Kevin]

I know.

[Abby]

The hard one. Spin the wheel. Just don't put me on it. Just kidding.

[Mike]

Don't put me on it.

[Kevin]

Mike, any fomo? Not so much about being confined on a boat. That kind of freaks me out. But I do like the beach. When everybody was posting the beach pictures, I was like, oh, that looks fun. I could use a little sunshine right now. When they were all at the beach, I did not have fomo. Really? I don't like the beach. That part when the. I like just being in my room and shutting the door and just like chilling with. I had my laptop, I had my phone. WI fi was good. There's really nothing I could do work wise. Like that felt good. Now that's the part I wanted to enjoy. Like when they posted a picture like out in the water, like by some rocks. I'm like, that's what I like to do. Yeah, go listen to that. They're all up on the boat. There's a reason that we recorded the first part of the show before they left because we weren't sure we could get a show on. But it was good. It was a great trip and they're still out there. And you guys can go and sign up for next year because a lot of people on the boat already were. Topshelfcountrycruise.com alright, good job everybody. That was. Tell me something good.

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It wasn't 24, but I was line dancing.

[Kevin]

Oh, he line danced for it. He did. How long? 24. Yeah. That was cool. Are you in Guinness, or did we just do it? Yeah, I don't think we ever made Guinness. I believe we had to videotape the whole thing. You can't do that, really, without live streaming. There's real no way to sit. Save all that video. The only time I've ever seen the guy in the suit, the Guinness guy, is when we did the food packing thing. I've never seen that guy. You mean in person? Yeah.

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[Kevin]

That feels like a very specific thing.

[Mike]

Yeah, it was.

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[Kevin]

You guys could probably beat this pickleball guy's record if you really put Ray in Lunchbox. Okay. Like, if they really wanted to, I think they could go 29 hours.

[Mike]

I mean.

[Abby]

Yeah. With bathroom breaks every hour.

[Kevin]

Yeah. I mean, I'd go to sleep and wake up and see if you were still going, but I think you could do it anyway. Good on those guys for raising money. That's what it's all about.

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I mean, how cool is it?

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