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The Bobby Bones Show
TUES PT 1: AMY RETURNS! + Why Does Bobby Keep Deodorant In The Fridge? + Bobby Wants To Lose Weight + Bobby Learned Spanish?!
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
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Bobby Bones
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
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Bobby Bones
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Will Lucas
It'S Black Business Month and black tech green money is tapping in. I'm Will Lucas, spotlighting black founders, investors and innovators building the future one idea at a time. Let's talk legacy tech and generational wealth.
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Listeners / Callers
I had the skill and I had the talent. I didn't have the opportunity. Yeah we all know, right? Genius is evenly distributed. Opportunity is not.
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Will Lucas
To hear this and more on the power of black innovation and ownership, listen to black tech Green money from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Bobby Bones
When your car is making a strange noise, no matter what it is, you can't just pretend it's not happening. That's an interesting sound. It's like your mental health. If you're struggling and feeling overwhelmed, it's important to do something about it. It can be as simple as talking to someone or just taking a deep calming breath to ground yourself. Because once you start to address the problem, you can go so much further. The Huntsman Mental Health Institute and the Ad Council have resources available for you at love mind today.org Here we go. Come on, Bobby.
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Listeners / Callers
Transmitting across America.
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Bobby Bones
Let's go. Welcome to Tuesday's show, Morning Studio. Morning, Bones. Okay, Amy is back. She's been gone for a couple of weeks. She's been sick. What were you sick with? What you have?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Well, multiple things. I think it. It just sort of kept piling on, escalating. But like the main thing, I don't know what took my voice away but like I had a flu.
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Bobby Bones
A flu? Could have been any other bird.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Not the bird. No, I just had like see flu. The normal good old fashioned flu.
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Bobby Bones
Old flashing old fashioned flu sucks right away. You forget because everybody throws it around. The flu sucks? Yeah, because it sucks everything out of you. You lose your voice, you throw up.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Chills.
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Bobby Bones
Yeah, it's a bad fever, Jeff. Fever.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah.
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Bobby Bones
I had you called us with like a suppository in on the air as weird.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Suppository was for nausea.
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Bobby Bones
Yeah.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
And then, you know, there was the whole lie. Infection.
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Bobby Bones
Yep.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
That's what I started calling it because.
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Bobby Bones
Thank you for that. We, before we went away, your punishment from the wheel was to watch that unreal wrestling show. It was. It's wwe. I really liked it and you were very much and you still are a wrestling hater. What are your thoughts on the show?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah, I guess I would have never watched it if I wasn't being punished. But, you know, I guess it's good that it fell on when I was sick because that's going to give it a 3 out of 5 stars.
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Bobby Bones
I feel like you got well and then started hating again. I feel like the store has come down since you got well and this is unfair to the show.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I agree. I heard back the segment where I called in or actually I watch it on YouTube and I was like, wow, I got emotional over Cody.
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Bobby Bones
Yeah, I think you really like the show. You got emotional over Cody Rhodes the wrestler?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I think I was unwell.
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Bobby Bones
No, no. You can't blame it on illness. That was your most vulnerable. You were stripped down to your real emotions, not someone trying to put on this facade of, I don't think wrestling's cool.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Okay. Well, several days later, when I come across it on YouTube, I'm like, I don't even know who that is on the phone and who's getting oddly emotional. I mean, it was a sweet moment. I get it. But I just don't know that I'm that invested in these stories, because, like, then I started to think, like, was that even real? Like, did it.
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Bobby Bones
You know, his dad was a documentary was a work.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Well, no, but was his dad, like.
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Bobby Bones
Yeah, famous. Really?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I know he was famous, but, like, did. Was it part of his script or, you know, because Triple H, like, there's a puppeteer or gorilla, whatever.
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Bobby Bones
Like, you're just saying words you learn now without knowing the content.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
No, the gorilla room is after the gorilla Monsoon guy or whatever.
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Bobby Bones
That's right.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
And, you know, there's a puppeteer. They're pulling the strings. So, like, I don't know if they just pulled at my strings.
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Bobby Bones
I think the documentary was pretty real.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
It's called Unreal.
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Bobby Bones
That's just because wrestling is. Is not. Wrestling is if. Like, they were extremely athletic stuntmen doing a Broadway show.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yes, I agree. I think that.
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Bobby Bones
And you're being a hater, and I was gonna take you to WrestleMania, but I'm not anymore.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Well, I thought maybe I wanted to go to WrestleMania. And, you know, you said, wait till the meds wear off, and I did, and I think I'm good.
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Bobby Bones
Although now you don't want to go to WrestleMania.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
No, I don't want to go to WrestleMania. No. Nor do I want to go to Royal Rumble.
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Bobby Bones
Ah, the Royal Rumble would be awesome, wouldn't it, Mike? That would be so cool. Like, you don't even know who's coming out and next person.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Have you ever gone?
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Bobby Bones
No, never the Royal Rumble.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I'm surprised.
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Bobby Bones
I've never been to one of the big events. I've been to, like, Like a Raw, like, back in the day, but never a real event, but. Okay. So you're not in for wrestling anymore? You're not gonna be a wrestling partner?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
No. Sorry.
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Bobby Bones
Dang. Okay.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Sorry about that.
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Bobby Bones
Well, that's first thing. We got a lot to catch up with Amy, she's been out. Eddie is Out. One comes in, one goes out. I don't even know what's wrong with Eddie, but he's like, I have fever and I think he has a sore throat. So he's out. I have friends. Like, the whole family's got Covid, like, bad covet right now. So maybe. I don't know if that's going around.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
It is. It is going around. Yeah. I talked to my pastor. He said it's like. It's like I was on my deathbed and he was like, you called your pastor?
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Bobby Bones
You think you were dying? Really? No.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
He called me about something and he was like, what's wrong with your voice? And I was like, oh, I'm sick. But I just realized how it sounded, me being sick, talking to my pastor. But he did say that Covid was going around in their team too. He's like, I think it's just everywhere. It's having another little. Another moment and a little party.
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Bobby Bones
A resurgence.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah.
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Bobby Bones
Hello, Bobby Bones. For my birthday, my friend gave me a self help book and told me I should read it. I thought, does she think I need self help? The more I thought about it, the more I was offended by it. Who gives someone a self help book as a gift to me? Is that them being passive aggressive and telling me I need to get my life together? How would you feel if someone gave you a self help book to read? Should I bring it up to them or just let it go signed? Apparently I need self help. I would not be offended. I will. And I like to be. I like to find reasons to be irritated, not offended. I'm never offended. I think you choose to be offended in life because things can come at you and you can move past it or you can choose. I will be offended at this. I don't get offended almost at anything. That being said, I think I'd make a funny bit out of it. But most of these self help books that I've read or written as a matter of fact, because my second book was basically that. It was called fail until you don't fight, Grind, repeat. That was a version of a self help book. It's very practical. So it wasn't like wish to the stars and turn three circles in the bathroom type stuff. So I don't think a self help book. I think there's a stigma to them where most of them are just, here are some practical ways to get ahead in life. I guess I'd need to know what the book is.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah, that's what my first question is. Like, oh, I wish I Knew the title because if it was like, how to not be a Butthead.
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Bobby Bones
Okay, fair enough.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I'd be like, what are they trying to tell me?
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Bobby Bones
The idiot's book to not having smelly armpits. Like, something like that. But I think just if we're going as vague as you gave it to us, we're gonna give it back to you. I would not be offended because I think most.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
What if they get to fail until you don't. If someone's like, wait, am I failing?
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Bobby Bones
Yeah. I wouldn't look at it as they see you weak in an area and they're giving you something to fix that, it could be something that they've learned a lot from.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, yeah.
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Bobby Bones
I mean, that's what I would say if someone gives me a book. I know I mentioned them earlier in the show. Just I spent like an hour and a half with them recently. It's top of mind. Next week I have a Bobby cast coming out with Derek Spentley and. And Dirks and I have known each other for a long time. It was really great to sit. We just went at it for an hour at each other, but talking about books and talking about. And he gave me a book and he was like, I think this would be good. And it was a. So it was a self help book. I never thought, oh, he thinks I need help. I thought he learned a lot from this. So he's giving it to me to hopefully get some of the rewards he got from it.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah, for sure.
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Bobby Bones
Don't be offended.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
That's how I would look at it.
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Bobby Bones
Yeah, don't be offended. That's all I'm gonna say. That's hilarious though, because that's something I would do, like build up a whole narrative. My assumption is they gave you something that was beneficial to them and valuable to them so you could get that value as well. So take it as that and also go to Amazon and get fail until you don't fight. Grind, repeat for me, Bobby Bones. There you go. I think it's on sale right now. I have no idea. I have no idea. But. Okay, there you go. Close it up. I'm getting a lot of credit because I learned some Spanish to do this Instagram and I laid it all out there. I don't really know Spanish. I'll play this clip of me doing Spanish. Okay, here we go.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Wow, that sounds really good.
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Bobby Bones
Thank you.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Wait, is that all fluid one shot?
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Bobby Bones
Yeah, it's one shot. There's one edit where. Where it's. It has to do with deodorant. In the kitchen. I can talk about that in a minute, but it has to do. It's. Yeah, it's one edit. You started laughing. Why did you laugh?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Because I was like, this sounds. I don't know. I'm just giggly today, but it sounds good.
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Bobby Bones
Thank you.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
And, I mean, my dad was a white man that was affluent, and so I was used to hearing him speak. And you're. You sound like a good white man. That's fluent.
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Bobby Bones
I'm a good white man. That's right. Okay, how long is that clip in total? Raymundo or Mike? Can you give me a 13.13second? Can you play the 13 seconds back of me? Do you know what I'm saying in this? I'm speaking a little fast for some of you.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Let me. Let me.
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Bobby Bones
Some white folks, you don't know Spanish.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah.
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Bobby Bones
Gringos, as we call you.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Let me channel eighth grade.
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Bobby Bones
Okay, go ahead.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Spanish. That's right. It's right here. You're talking about something in the bathroom, and then the cocina. Something in the kitchen.
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Bobby Bones
Nice, nice.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
And then you're like, it's right here.
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Bobby Bones
Yeah, close enough. And we'll talk about in a second. I keep deodorant in different rooms in the house in case I need a swipe. But here's the thing that me talking Spanish is all. AI.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, shut up. Okay. Well, no wonder I wrote.
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Bobby Bones
No, no. But that's my voice. I recorded it in English, and it made my mouth move to it in Spanish.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I was wondering how you were, like, getting it that good. Do you know what I mean? Because like I said, my dad was that good because he grew up in South Texas, like, just speaking it all the time.
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Bobby Bones
But they made my voice.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah, you.
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Bobby Bones
That's my voice.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
You sounded good, Mike.
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Bobby Bones
Did you ever think that was real? No, I didn't think so. There's no way you get that good in Spanish. You sound like my parents. Okay, but you saw the video, though. Yeah, it matches my mouth exactly. It does, yes.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
AI, that's freaking freaky.
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Bobby Bones
Has not only taken me saying that in English, which is on my Instagram, flipped it to Spanish using my voice, taking the phonetic making and then matching my voice to it. Yeah. If I didn't know you and saw that video, I'd be like, this white guy knows Spanish really well.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah, right.
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Bobby Bones
Listeners. I thought everybody knew. Because if you go to my page, my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones, and I'm doing this post about it, you can click translate, and I can pull it up right here, and it does it in Spanish. And I thought everybody knew. And so. But I posted the Spanish one, and people are like, a lot of growth. Great job. And I'm like, oh, I got Stolen Valor here because I don't speak Spanish. Okay, here's me in English. I need you guys to settle an argument between me and my wife. You're Spanish. Isn't that crazy?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah, you got me.
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Bobby Bones
How come they can't do this where I do commercials? I don't have to do commercials anymore.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
How can.
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Bobby Bones
I've been here for an hour doing commercials and liners every day. Take my voice AI and do all these commercials.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
How come they can't do that on shows where it's dubbed over and the voice isn't matching up and then it's annoying to watch.
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Bobby Bones
Great point. Well, my Spanish isn't as good as Instagram would make you believe. And every listener who hit me up going, thank you very much. Thanks for learning Spanish. That is I Stolen Valor.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Were they saying thank you very much?
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Bobby Bones
They were saying, muchos gracias, mucho gracia. Yes, yes.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, good.
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Bobby Bones
I did another thing where I posted an Instagram story, and I had a text going back between me and you, Amy, and your name was at the top and it said ar. And people were like, what is ar? Because you know when it has the initials of the person you're texting with?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, yeah. Why am I ar?
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Bobby Bones
Exactly. And people had a lot of theories. Why do you think it is?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Amy. Amy. I'm thinking, like, new, because sometimes I do for you, I have Bobby new. Oh, which is Bobby's new phone because it's not your old one. Amy Radio.
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Bobby Bones
Amy Real knew because she changed her phone number. So I have to do, like. Amy knew. No, no. Amy then Real New. Then it.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, yeah, yeah.
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Bobby Bones
People thought it was like, your maiden name.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Amy.
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Bobby Bones
Amy Roebuck. So Amy Roebuck. Is that a news anchor?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah.
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Bobby Bones
So I don't know Spanish and ar is Amy Real for those that were asking, because that also became a thing on Instagram. Although I did see you post a carousel of all your I heart outfits, and I thought. I think I inspired Amy to do that.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
You did. You did. So I. Yeah, Morgan, like, Iheart wanted to, like, talk about the festival order. They're like, oh, a fun thing for you to do would be to recap some of your latest outfits. So I had this whole idea in my head I was going to do a video reel and, like, do green screen and, like, talked talk over it because I had so much to say about Some outfits that were just horrible, you know, But I thought, I see, you know, people do those all the time. So I thought, well, this will be interesting. Well, then I lost my voice and was sick. So I was like, well, now I can't do green screen. And the post needed to go up. So then I was like, you know what? Poppy's been doing these, you know, nine awesome people named Eddie. Swipe, swipe, swipe. And so I happen to have nine outfits I was reviewing. So I was like, nine outfits that I'm trying to learn from. Swipe, swipe, swipe. And so you definitely inspired me, because I was sort of screwed for a second. Like, what am I gonna do? Because when I have an idea that I'm excited about and then I have to pivot, I was like, dang. But then Bobby Carousel saved the day.
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Bobby Bones
Eddie's not here. Eddie's sick. Eddie was upset. I didn't put him in my favorite Eddie's. And I put Mike in favorite mics. I'm just trolling people at this point. Well, yeah, that was it. And getting people in the comments be like, you forgot Eddie. You forgot Mike.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah.
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Bobby Bones
But, yeah, it's time for the good news with Amy. Tell me something good.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
So back in 1969, Alfred Destefano was a proud graduate of Fordham University in New York. So he went to watch the sunset on a pier at Cedar beach with his class ring. Well, it fell from his hand and tumbled into the water. He says he remembers it like it was yesterday. He remembers it watching it slip off his finger and into the water. And the water was deep. And he just said to himself, well, it's gone. Fast forward 1969 to 2025, and a treasure hunter, Dave Orlowski, was combing Cedar beach, and he found the ring. It was half a mile from the pier where he was sitting. Alfred was sitting, and it was buried more than a foot deep, but his little metal detector picked it up.
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Bobby Bones
I was talking to Dirk Spentley, and the Bobby cast doesn't come out till next week. But Derek Spentley said that Hank Williams Jr. Used to show up people's houses with a metal detector and just be like, can I look through your yard? If you lived in Nashville, Mike, I'm not crazy, right? Yeah, that's what he said, because he loved doing it. That's all I think about now. With metal detectors. That's. That's.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Well, now I want to know what he found.
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Bobby Bones
It's next week's episode with Dirk Spentley, but he was like, Hank Williams Jr. Used to come around these parts, just knock on front doors. That was crazy. That's a great story. I'm sure that guy is happy to get his ring back. Amy was still like her college ring back from Texas A M. Big reward out. How much is that reward, Mike? Fifteen hundred dollars. You find that, we'll give you fifteen hundred dollars. That's what's up. Alright, good story. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good.
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Bobby Bones
What happened to Chappaquiddick? Well, it really depends on who you talk to. There are many versions of what happened in 1969 when a young Ted Kennedy drove a car into a pond and.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Left a woman behind to drown.
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Bobby Bones
There's a famous headline, I think in the New York Daily News. It's Teddy Escapes, Blonde drowns. And in a strange way, right, that.
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Listeners / Callers
Sort of tells you the story really.
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Bobby Bones
Became about Ted's political future, Ted's political hopes. Will Ted become president? Chappaquiddick is a story of a tragic death and how the Kennedy machine took control. And he's not the only Kennedy to survive a scandal. The Kennedys have lived through disgrace, affairs, violence, you name it. So is there a curse? Every week we go behind the headlines and beyond the drama of America's royal family. Listen to United States of Kennedy on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast.
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
I'm Dr. Joy Hardin, Bradford, and in session 421 of Therapy for Black Girls I sit down with Dr. Afia and Billy Shaka to explore how our hair connects to our identity, mental health and the ways we heal.
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Bobby Bones
Because I think hair is a complex.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Language system, right, in terms of it can tell how old you are, your.
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Bobby Bones
Marital status, where you're from, your spiritual beliefs.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
But I think with social media there's.
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Bobby Bones
Like a hyper fixation and observation of our hair, right?
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
That this is sometimes the first thing.
- [21:12]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Someone sees when we make a post or a reel is how our hair is styled.
- [21:17]
Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
You talk about the important role hairstylists play in our communities, the pressure to always look put together and how breaking up with perfection can actually free us. Plus, if you're someone who gets anxious about flying, don't miss session 418 with Dr. Angela Neal Barnett, where we dive into managing flight anxiety. Listen to therapy for black Girls on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast. I'm Noah. I'm 13, and as you might have seen from the news, I got a podcast and I explain those fake headlines like your uncle would like your cousin would if he actually did the research. Honestly, adults don't ask the right questions. Now you know with Noah de Barrasso is a show about influence. Who's got it, how they use it, and what it means. For the rest of you, it's not the news, it's what the news should be if someone Gen Z or Gen Alpha made it. When I'm watching everything.
- [22:10]
Bobby Bones
Sheesh.
- [22:12]
Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
Majority of the youth 18 through 24 say they trust Republicans more than Democrats to fund the economy.
- [22:21]
Will Lucas
You kidding me?
- [22:22]
Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
Politics is wild and I'm definitely not here to tame it, but I'm here to make sense of it. Just what's happening, why it matters, and what it means for us. Bring your brain. Listen to now youw Know with Noah de Barrasta on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast.
- [22:42]
Listeners / Callers
We all know, right? Genius is evenly distributed. Opportunity is not.
- [22:47]
Will Lucas
It's Black Business Month and Black tech green money is tapping in. I'm Will Luke your SP spotlighting black founders, investors and innovators building the future one idea at a time. Let's talk legacy tech and generational wealth.
- [23:00]
Bobby Bones
I don't think any person of any gender, race, ethnicity should alter who they are, especially on an intellectual level or a talent level, to make someone else feel comfortable just because they are the majority in this situation and they need employment. So for me, I'm always going to.
- [23:15]
Will Lucas
Be honest in saying that we need.
- [23:17]
Bobby Bones
To be Unapologetically ourselves. If that makes me a vocal CEO and people consider that rocking the boat, so be it.
- [23:25]
Will Lucas
To hear this and more on the power of black innovation and ownership, listen to black tech, Green money from the Black Effect podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
- [23:35]
Bobby Bones
A voicemail from last night.
- [23:36]
Listeners / Callers
Hello. I have a question. It is my husband's birthday this weekend and he is a die hard Razorback fan. I do not know what to get him. Is there anything that's like recommended to get him? Thanks.
- [23:50]
Bobby Bones
So we can take the Razorbacks part out of this because I'm a massive Arkansas Razorbacks fan. This is game week two, Week one. Couldn't be any more excited. I know a lot of you guys are about your teams. If they pretty much have everything, you can go and get like some retro stuff off ebay. I think that was a thing that a lot of people did for me for a while. I do it for myself too. And we'll tell you a story. I found this shirt. It's like a 1979 Arkansas Razorback coaches shirt and it's medium. And I think 30, 40 years ago, medium was smaller than it is now because we've just gotten fatter. So I think mediums now are what largest were back then. So I got this medium and it's got this big 70s collar on it. It is an awesome coach's shirt. And it came in, I put it on. Well, too tight. A little too tight.
- [24:37]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, I wonder what size her husband is.
- [24:40]
Bobby Bones
Not where my mind went.
- [24:41]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, okay.
- [24:42]
Bobby Bones
If I could drop like five to seven and wear this shirt once.
- [24:45]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Five to seven pounds?
- [24:46]
Bobby Bones
Yep. Just for the shirt. I want to drop it just for the shirt. It has nothing to do with like I don't even weigh myself now. I'm not on television a whole bunch. So I don't care. Like I feel healthy. I don't need to look at the weight. But now I feel like if I drop 5 to 7, I could wear this shirt one time and I feel like I'd be happy. I think that's my goal.
- [25:04]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Okay.
- [25:05]
Bobby Bones
To drop 5 to 7 to wear this one shirt. Does that make me crazy?
- [25:08]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yes.
- [25:09]
Bobby Bones
But the shirt's awesome. I need to bring it. I need to bring it.
- [25:12]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Can you find another?
- [25:13]
Bobby Bones
No, this is one. It's from the 70s. They don't remake them.
- [25:16]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Can you get it all?
- [25:17]
Bobby Bones
It's the perfect. I don't want to do that. It's the perfect shirt because then you.
- [25:21]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Don'T have to stress yourself out about five to seven. Like, just take it, too. You know how they let suits out? Can they let the shirt out?
- [25:27]
Bobby Bones
I don't know. I don't know, Mike. You think I'm crazy. Yeah, a little bit. But it's a perfect shirt, though. I don't. And the thing is, I don't even really need to lose the weight. For me, like, I feel pretty good right now. Working out consistently, eating good. Everything's good. But I think for this shirt.
- [25:40]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
But to lose five to seven in a healthy way could take a couple months.
- [25:44]
Bobby Bones
Yeah, but perfect timing for the shirt, though, because we're talking about. It's August, September. I go to a game in this thing in October. Oh, man, this is gonna be great. All right, so I'm gonna. So my. The answer is find, like, some old retro stuff on ebay. Not even that expensive, but I found a perfect shirt from the 70s I can't wait to wear. I'm gonna look so good in it. I don't think I look good in anything. I'm gonna look so good in this shirt. You're gonna see me wearing this big floppy collar and be like, that dude lost five to seven pounds for the shirt. And we'll put it on right after. I'll be like a fighter who goes and loses weight, then gains it all back after he weighs in. So, yeah, that's one. Shoot.
- [26:17]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
If y' all win while you're wearing it, then you're gonna.
- [26:20]
Bobby Bones
Yep. Gotta stay down, stay down, gotta stay down. All right, give me the next one, please. We all know the Panthers suck. We are at rock bottom right now. You could be the celebrity face of the team. You could help grow the team, be in the city. There's great restaurant, great nightlife. You could do it.
- [26:40]
Will Lucas
You can bring this team back.
- [26:41]
Bobby Bones
Let me know what you think. Okay. So for those that haven't been listening, I started with four teams. The Cowboys, the Vikings, the Broncos, and the Panthers. And I decided those four teams, one of them was going to be my favorite NFL team. Growing up in Arkansas, never had a favorite NFL team. I eliminated the Cowboys. You were here when I limited the Cowboys.
- [27:00]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yep.
- [27:00]
Bobby Bones
I then eliminated the Vikings.
- [27:02]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, you did okay while you were out. Yeah, I was wondering about that update, because I saw that the Panthers lost to the Titans, which.
- [27:09]
Bobby Bones
Not a real game. Preseason.
- [27:12]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Okay. I guess it doesn't count, but it's still a real.
- [27:14]
Bobby Bones
No, it's not. They don't even play the starters.
- [27:15]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, they don't?
- [27:16]
Bobby Bones
Nope.
- [27:16]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, I don't know.
- [27:17]
Bobby Bones
That it doesn't matter anyway. I don't want to jump on a bandwagon team, first of all. And Abby came in. You missed it. She gave a whole PowerPoint. Did you watch it on YouTube?
- [27:23]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, no. I'll go check it out, though.
- [27:24]
Bobby Bones
Yeah, there you go. Abby did a whole PowerPoint on getting me to the Broncos because she grew up a Broncos fan. And also say, I think Luke Combs is the celebrity face of the Panthers. I would never be that, but I'm. I'm. To the Broncos.
- [27:39]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Well, I love Colorado. Anything.
- [27:41]
Bobby Bones
I'm from the. I'm a Bronco or I'm gonna be a Panther. And I will do it either late this week or early next week.
- [27:46]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Okay.
- [27:46]
Bobby Bones
And I'll pick a team. Do you have a. Do you have a thought?
- [27:48]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah, I think. I think I vote Broncos.
- [27:51]
Bobby Bones
Okay.
- [27:52]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
My first car was a Bronco. My sister lives in Colorado.
- [27:56]
Bobby Bones
I didn't know your first car was a Bronco. And mark that down. You guys can leave us voicemails anytime. Eight, seven, seven, seven, seven, Bobby. Eight, seven, seven, seven, seven. B B Y Bones. I keep deodorant in the bathroom. I keep deodorant here at work in case I need it. Now, one of the things that I showed on my Instagram was I keep deodorant in the kitchen in case I walk by and need a swipe, because sometimes you're just like, oh, man, I forgot to put on deodorant. And I keep it in the fridge. I keep it in the side, like, behind the mustard and the ketchup, and I grab. And it feels so good to put on cold deodorant in the summer, because most of the time when I walk by and I'm all warm, it's. It's perfect. People freaked out on the Internet.
- [28:38]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah.
- [28:38]
Bobby Bones
I wasn't trying to go, hey, this is for everybody. But there's not a better feeling than cold deodorant on a hot summer day when you need deodorant and don't have to walk to the bathroom to get it.
- [28:49]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I hadn't thought about how refreshing that might feel.
- [28:51]
Bobby Bones
Oh, you'd love it. You know, sometimes when you're sleeping and your pillow is all like, oh, it's all hot, you turn it over, and you're like, ooh, this feels great. Cold side. That's what it feels like. But put it under your arms, and it smells better.
- [29:03]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Okay. Well, you.
- [29:05]
Bobby Bones
You.
- [29:06]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
You would. You would know what was best for your body. I certainly have never seen it before, but you can't be the only person in the world.
- [29:12]
Bobby Bones
Well, according to my Instagram, I'm the only person in the world, and I'm the stupidest person in the world for doing it. It's got 2,000 comments right now.
- [29:18]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Wow, That's a lot of comments.
- [29:19]
Bobby Bones
I got one. Positive one. Deodorant in the fridge is a game changer. It applies so much better.
- [29:25]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, okay. Well, there you go.
- [29:26]
Bobby Bones
Boom. Someone said it's weird. You don't keep mustard in the bathroom, do you?
- [29:31]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Well, no, but you don't walk by and just eat a squirrel.
- [29:34]
Bobby Bones
That's what I said. I don't need mustard in the bathroom. If I needed it, I would put it there.
- [29:39]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Okay, I want to kind of go to the profile of the person that said that. They also put it in their fridge.
- [29:44]
Bobby Bones
Why?
- [29:45]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I don't know. I just kind of like, who does this?
- [29:48]
Bobby Bones
Okay. It's somebody named Hagen Brister. And in their bio, follower of Christ.
- [29:53]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Okay.
- [29:54]
Bobby Bones
Student minister at phbc. I'm in. Sounds like a good person to me.
- [29:58]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Wow. I didn't mean for you to totally shot that person.
- [30:01]
Bobby Bones
Oh, well, I had him right here.
- [30:03]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Okay, well, yeah, maybe y' all are onto something. Bobby and Hagen.
- [30:07]
Bobby Bones
This woman says her name's Dana. She says, what's weird is that it's in the fridge with food. Put it in the junk drawer.
- [30:13]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
No, but we didn't. We didn't know about the cool factor. Like, I just saw. Like, I thought you're putting in the fridge to keep it out of the way because you don't want deodorant, like, out on the counter in the kitchen.
- [30:23]
Bobby Bones
That was fine. That was the first thought of it. Because my wife's like, why is there deodorant on the counter all the time? And so I put it in the. In the fridge behind the condiments, which she never uses. She hates mustard and ketchup. Never had them in her life. So I knew if I put them behind it, she would never see it.
- [30:36]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Okay. And then it just turns out that you enjoy that.
- [30:40]
Bobby Bones
It was like Viagra. Viagra wasn't what it is now. It was a blood pressure medicine, and they noticed not. It's not the only thing getting pressure. So for me, when I put it it in the fridge, I was like, oh, not only am I hiding it from my wife in a place she'll never look, it's so refreshing to put on.
- [30:54]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Okay. I mean, I get it. Like, sometimes I put my eye cream in the fridge. Similar thing. Like, so that when I apply it to My eye. It feels like a little cool to the skin. So I. I can support that part, I guess. And, yeah, keeping your deodorant wherever you need it for a little quick refresh, then. Good for you.
- [31:14]
Bobby Bones
An account called Old Lantern Antiques. Right, Right. Wearing sleeveless shirts is weirder. Just saying.
- [31:19]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, yeah, for sure.
- [31:20]
Bobby Bones
I'm getting trolled by an antique account now. My own.
- [31:22]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah, I support that. Antique.
- [31:24]
Bobby Bones
No, it's not. All of my shirts are sleeveless.
- [31:27]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I know.
- [31:27]
Bobby Bones
And not to show off arms, because I have average to slightly above average arms. It's too. I do slightly above average. I for sure do. I know where I am in the world of arms. It's because I just like to be comfortable and feel loose.
- [31:40]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
No. And you. You don't.
- [31:41]
Bobby Bones
Why did you laugh when I said slightly above average?
- [31:43]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I don't know. It's just funny that you rated them that way. And then also that you. You. You don't buy shirts, you cut them.
- [31:49]
Bobby Bones
That's correct. I don't like how stores do them. They're restricting. I know exactly in the neck where I need to cut. And shirts get retired to the sleeveless pile. And then after they're retired, a new one moves in, a new one goes.
- [32:01]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Out under that sweater. Right now it's a sleeveless shirt.
- [32:04]
Bobby Bones
Yes. Yes. Went to the. How to go to the doctor yesterday and get my blood, which sucked. Because I have some tests. We're doing some tests and stuff. And so my wife's like, are you wearing that? So I put a sweater over my sleeveless shirt. And she goes, you're wearing a sleeveless shirt inside out. Out. And you're wearing, like, a cardigan sweater over it just to hide the fact you're wearing a sleeveless shirt. There are two things I stand by deodorant, the fridge and sleeveless shirts all the time.
- [32:25]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Well, I am. I'm with antique. Whatever. Whatever.
- [32:29]
Bobby Bones
Everybody can shut up. I'm getting trolled by an antique account. That's. That's terrible. Most people do not agree with me. It's just because it's sort of one.
- [32:37]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Of those things where I'm kind of like, yeah, should we not knock it till we try it?
- [32:40]
Bobby Bones
You didn't know we were to keep deodorant in the kitchen, Especially in the fridge. From just underscore. Steffi. It's a Bobby Bones show interview, in case you didn't know. We have Chase Elliott, who is arguably the most popular NASCAR driver, and he's in to talk about the big night race at Bristol Motor Speedway. September 13th named my NASCAR's 75 greatest drivers from Dawsonville, Georgia. He's here. He's the man. Here he is. Chase Elliott. Let's go on the Bobby Bones show now.
- [33:09]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Choice Elliott.
- [33:10]
Bobby Bones
Or as many people know, I'm Chase Raceline Lot. That's.
- [33:13]
Chase Elliott
Yes.
- [33:13]
Bobby Bones
What I just heard.
- [33:14]
Chase Elliott
I haven't heard that one in a minute. So it was nice to get. Yeah.
- [33:17]
Bobby Bones
From Cars three.
- [33:18]
Chase Elliott
Some cars. Appreciation in there.
- [33:21]
Bobby Bones
Yeah. I would think that that is a completely different fan base. Like, if a kid comes up to you, do they ever introduce you as Chase Race Lot?
- [33:27]
Chase Elliott
Not a lot, but it definitely happens. But you're totally right. Like a total different world. Right. People see, you know, kids see me as that. Right. That pay attention to the movie, but certainly not your normal, you know, fans at the. At the track.
- [33:42]
Bobby Bones
I did a reality show one time. I did Dancing with the Stars, and I won the show, so I was on it for a long time.
- [33:47]
Chase Elliott
Oh, nice.
- [33:47]
Bobby Bones
Yeah. Thank you. Not the flex yet. The flex is this. Is that.
- [33:51]
Chase Elliott
That's a big deal, though.
- [33:52]
Bobby Bones
Yeah. I'm a wonderful athlete, much like yourself, but when really old people come up to me, I know they're about to talk about that show. Like, I can identify. Like, if I got a walker and they're like, hello. I'd like to say I'm like, big Dancing with the Stars fan. It's gotta be like, the kids. If a kid's like, oh, my God. So, yeah, we're tackling them on both ends. Good to see you. Have we met?
- [34:11]
Chase Elliott
I don't know that maybe we've crossed paths somewhere.
- [34:14]
Bobby Bones
Probably not, then. I don't know. I'm pretty generic.
- [34:16]
Chase Elliott
I'm not gonna lie. Me too. So no offense taken at all. I'm really bad about that.
- [34:22]
Bobby Bones
Yeah.
- [34:24]
Chase Elliott
You learn as time goes. It's good to see you. Not nice to meet you. Right.
- [34:27]
Bobby Bones
So completely nice to meet you. Has been eliminated from what I say at Totally not an option. Yeah.
- [34:33]
Chase Elliott
Yeah.
- [34:34]
Bobby Bones
Do you find that having it be a helmet sport, maybe you can go out a little more than like a basketball player, because when you're performing, when you're on the track, you're in a helmet maybe.
- [34:46]
Chase Elliott
That's a good point. I would say people definitely identify with my normal weekend attire. Right. So, like, if I'm walking around in my driving suit or, like, if I'm dressed like this, I have a. Definitely a much better chance of someone recognizing me, I think. But, yeah, for the most part, it kind of depends on where you're at. But I do Think the helmet aspect of it probably is. Does have some truth behind it.
- [35:10]
Bobby Bones
You do have Napa on even like your normal clothes today. So do all your clothes have some, like, even if you're gonna like, lay around the house, are you sponsored by somebody to lay around?
- [35:18]
Chase Elliott
You know, it is such a, you know, NASCAR thing, right? We, we are walking billboards at all times. So yeah, if you're stopping by the house on a random Wednesday, odds are I'm probably, you know, I'm sponsored by something on Wednesday at home watching, you know, a movie. So that's just. Yeah, I guess. Yeah, NASCAR issues when it comes to the billboards that we are. But that's part of the deal.
- [35:41]
Bobby Bones
Let's go on the Bobby Bones show now. Chase Elliott, Let me ask you about music. Favorite three artists of all time.
- [35:49]
Chase Elliott
I mean, for me, Eric Church is the goat. I, I would put him at the top of the list. I would probably put Tyler Childers in the realm as well. I'll go Muscadine Bloodline, love their stuff. Big, big fans of theirs. I like Megan Maroney right now. I think she's got some good stuff.
- [36:11]
Bobby Bones
We had a segment we were doing. It's like, if you had on a seven hour road trip and you could only listen to one artist, who would you pick? And I picked Tom Petty just because it's unlimited greatness. Unlimited greatness. So let me ask you that question. Then you got. You're on a seven hour road trip.
- [36:27]
Chase Elliott
I would, I would go Eric Church. I think he has a plethora of albums and music and totally different choices from album to album. And yeah, I just, I think, I think you're listening to, you know, like a, just a legend that you'll talk about and people will appreciate for years to come, you know, George Strait type, you know, legendary status, you know, down the road that I think you'll be like, dang, I should have appreciated that person more when you had a chance to go watch him live. So I think that that's fair.
- [37:01]
Bobby Bones
Best concert you ever been to?
- [37:03]
Chase Elliott
Red Rocks.
- [37:04]
Bobby Bones
Church of Red Rocks. Yeah, the recent one.
- [37:06]
Chase Elliott
Both of them.
- [37:07]
Bobby Bones
You went to both?
- [37:08]
Chase Elliott
I went to the one that was. Yeah, about 10 years ago. And then I did go to the recent one as well.
- [37:12]
Bobby Bones
Do you still get excited when like a box of cool, like merch comes in, like from like, you know, like if you get boxes of shoes and stuff, you're like, oh, cool. Let's see what we got this time. Oh, yeah, it's awesome.
- [37:21]
Chase Elliott
I'm like a, you know, kidney Candy store. Right. Like, just like, you know, Christmas came in August, you know, and. And I'm just excited for, you know, for the season and, you know, love, you know, love that stuff. So, yeah, absolutely. I get fired up for. For that sort of thing. I don't think you ever grow out of that when you, you know, when you're a fan of something.
- [37:44]
Bobby Bones
Saturday, September 13, the Bass Pro Shops night race at Bristol Motor Speedway. Coverage begins at 6:30pm Central on USA. Chase, good to see you. Appreciate the time and good luck, man.
- [37:52]
Chase Elliott
Yeah, thanks for having me, guys. Appreciate it.
- [37:58]
Bobby Bones
So that was just a sliver of the Chase Elliott interview that I did. You can hear the whole, like 40 minutes or so. It gets really good over on the Bobbycast. Go search for that. Wherever you get your podcast is me and Chase elliott for about 40, 45 minutes. Search for the Bobby cast. It's time for the good news with Bobby. Many people who live in Rankin County, Mississippi, know Willie Berry, and they appreciate what he's done for the community over years. I. He had an old truck and it gave out. So then he started walking to work and he knows a lot of people in the town, so they were giving him rides as well. They'd see him walking on the side of the road. So his church heard about his struggles with the truck and so they went online, they posted the story online, did basically a GoFundMe type thing. Within 48 hours, they raised over $16,000. They bought him a new Ford pickup truck, and they covered a year of insurance. Oh, it's cool. They were thinking about that.
- [38:51]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
That's awesome.
- [38:52]
Bobby Bones
It was a complete surprise. And he was handed the keys to the truck and everybody was there, like as a big surprise type party, and they just talk about how much he's done for the community. And it was super cool they all could get back together and do this for him. So big shout out to Rankin County, Mississippi, to Willy Berry and I don't know whoever thought of adding the insurance. That's something you don't think about. Like, we get somebody a truck and you don't go, yeah, we should probably get them like the, the maintenance plan, the insurance, just in case. There you go. That's what it's all about.
- [39:22]
Chase Elliott
That was.
- [39:22]
Bobby Bones
Tell me something good bones.
- [39:25]
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- [40:27]
Bobby Bones
What happened at Chappaquiddick? Well, it really depends on who you talk to. There are many versions of what happened in 1969 when a young Ted, Ted Kennedy, drove a car into a pond.
- [40:37]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
And left a woman behind to drown.
- [40:40]
Bobby Bones
There's a famous headline, I think in the New York Daily News, it's Teddy Escapes Blonde Drowns. And in a strange way, right, that.
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Listeners / Callers
Sort of tells you the story really.
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Bobby Bones
Became about Ted's political future, Ted's political hopes. Will Ted become President? Kappaquiddick is a story of a tragic death and how the Kennedy machine took control. And he's not the only Kennedy to survive a scandal. The Kennedys have lived through disgrace, affairs, violence, you name it. So is there a curse? Every week we go behind the headlines and beyond the drama of America's royal family. Listen to United States of Kennedy on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast.
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
I'm Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford, and in session 421 of Therapy for Black Girls, I sit down with Dr. Afia and Billy Shaka to explore how our hair connects to our identity, mental health and the ways we heal.
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Bobby Bones
Because I think hair is a complex.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Language system, right, in terms of it can tell how old you are, your.
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Bobby Bones
Marital status, where you're from, your spiritual beliefs.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
But I think with social media, there's.
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Bobby Bones
Like a hyper fixation and observation of our hair, right?
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
That this is sometimes the first thing.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Someone sees when we make a post.
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Bobby Bones
Or a reel is how our hair is styled.
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
And we talk about the important role hairstylists play in our community, the pressure to always look put together and how breaking up with perfection can actually free us. Plus, if you're someone who gets anxious about flying, don't miss session 418 with Dr. Angela Neal Barnett, where we dive into managing flight anxiety. Listen to therapy for black Girls on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. I'm Noah. I'm 13, and as you might have seen from the news, I got a podcast and I explain those fake headlines like your uncle would, like your cousin would, if he actually did the research. Honestly, adults don't ask the right questions. Now, you know what Noah de Barrasso is a show about influence. Who's got it, how they use it, and what it means. For the rest of you, it's not the news. It's what the news should be. If someone Gen Z or Gen Alpha may. When I'm watching everything.
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Bobby Bones
Sheesh.
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
Majority of the youth 18 through 24 say they trust Republicans more than Democrats to fund the economy.
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Will Lucas
You kidding me?
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
Politics is wild, and I'm definitely not here to tame it, but I'm here to make sense of it. Just what's happening, why it matters, and what it means for us. Bring your brain. Listen to now youw Know with Noah de Barrasa on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.
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Listeners / Callers
We all know, right? Genius is evenly distributed. Opportunity is not.
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Will Lucas
It's Black Business Month, and Black tech green money is tapping in. I'm Will Lucas, spotlighting black founders, investors, and innovators, building the future one idea at a time. Let's talk legacy tech and generational wealth.
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Bobby Bones
I don't think any person of any gender, race, ethnicity should alter who they are, especially on an intellectual level or a talent level, to make someone else feel comfortable, just because they are the majority in this situation and they need employment. So for me, I'm always going to.
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Will Lucas
Be honest in saying that we need.
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Bobby Bones
To be unapologetically ourselves. If that makes me a vocal CEO and people consider that rocking the boat, so be it.
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Will Lucas
To hear this and more on the power of black innovation and ownership, listen to Black Tech Green Money from the Black Effect Podcast network on the iHeartRadio app, Amber Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast guests.
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Bobby Bones
Wake up, Wake up in the morning. Riding his wigs. Next bit now. Poppy's on the mic. So you know what this is. Let's go over to Amy and get the morning corny. The morning corny.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
What's a bartender's favorite novel?
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Bobby Bones
What's a bartender's favorite novel?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Tequila Mockenberg.
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Bobby Bones
Tequila Mockenberg.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yes.
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Bobby Bones
There you go. That was the morning corny. We've done a couple Tuesday reviews days already. I'll do mine. I watched a show called Hostage. It just came out. Anybody else watch this on Netflix?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I. I have probably watched.
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Bobby Bones
Everything's been gone for a while. Have you watched Hostage?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I have.
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Bobby Bones
It's awesome.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Bobby Bones
It's British, where it's like the prime minister has her husband gets abducted, and so she's got a tough decision to make. What should she do for the hostage? I give it it four and a half out of five. Big Ben's in London. I thought it was really great. And it was only five episodes. And that's it. There's no more limited series. I love a limited series. Put a bow on it. Wrap it up. Put in the mail. Get it out of here.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I gave it four out of five. Kidnappers.
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GoDaddy Advertiser
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Bobby Bones
Thought it was good. Mike, what did you watch? I watched Nobody 2 in theaters. I love Nobody 1. It's straight. It's like John Wick, but with. With less action stars. Yeah. What'd you think of Nobody too? I loved it. It leans more into the comedy aspect of it. He's like a family guy. They go on vacation. He tries to get away from his life and then gets caught up in a. Like a crime ring. Yeah, I loved it. Yeah. Better Call. Better Call Saul is what he's in normally. Yeah. What's his name? Bob Odenkirk. Oh, yeah, Bob Odenkirk. He's the action star, which doesn't make sense until you watch it. It's not supposed to make sense. What do you give it? I give it four out of five. Hawaiian shirt, Lunchbox. You watch anything? Nope. Just a couple episodes of Big Brother. And how'd they turn out? Man, they're great. Okay. Let me tell you, the worst season ever. These people are so terrible. There's no strategy. It's just like a bunch of idiots on tv. It's very frustrating. Sounds like a lot of those shows. Just a bunch of idiots on tv. Morgan, you watch anything?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah. I finished the third and final season.
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Bobby Bones
Of In Just like that, which is.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
The new version of Sex and the City.
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Bobby Bones
And they're done now. They've put a bow on that one, right?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah, it's done. And it's a good thing it's done.
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Bobby Bones
Oh, you guys all hate it.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah, I finished it, too. Yeah, it just didn't do well. It's a stretch, you know? Like, everything's a stretch. It's like, come on. And it's. I kept watching because it's such a classic and you want to love it, but you're Also, like, this is ridiculous.
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Bobby Bones
Morgan, what do you give it?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, I give it two out of five cats. And that's for the nostalgia. Wow. Wow.
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Bobby Bones
What do you give it?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I'll at least give it a three, but that's me being generous.
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Bobby Bones
Wow. Okay. Also, you can hear other things Amy reviewed from earlier in the show if you listen to the Bobby Bone show podcast. Go check that out. All right, good. Let us know how Big Brother turns out. Lunchbox. I will. Bones, the serial butt sniffer, has been arrested again. We talked about this about a month ago. The last time he was arrested, he sniffed a woman's butt in a Nordstrom rack. He's been arrested again for the exact same crime about a month later. Here is one of his victims speaking out about his release. His name's Kelise Crowder.
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Listeners / Callers
I didn't realize he was so close to me until I heard his jewelry or something, and he was right under me. So that's when I stepped back towards the bookcase, and I asked him what he was doing, and he said that he was tying his shoe, he was smelling me, and he smelled another person in the store. It's honestly infuriating because he's done this for 13 plus years, so they know what he's going to do when they release him again.
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Bobby Bones
It's not funny because it's creepy. It's funny because it doesn't seem real. And secondly, I'm so glad I don't think this is hot. I'm so glad.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
You mean that you don't do that?
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Bobby Bones
No. I'm so glad that I don't eat. That's not my thing.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
That's not your thing? Yeah.
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Bobby Bones
Because he didn't choose for this to be his thing. People that have weirdo things, they don't go through a book of. Hmm. I think I like this deviant thing because they know all the trouble that it could get them in, but he still loves it, so he does it. It's so bizarre. You gotta fight the urge, bro. That's what you're known as your pictures on tmz. As the serial butt sniffer, I'm very thankful that I don't have any weird deviant asks within myself that I have to constantly suppress.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I mean, he keeps getting arrested like he's gotta get help, like he needs treatment.
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Bobby Bones
Why would you get help if they keep releasing you?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I know. I know. There's some sort of intervention of, like. Because when people have awareness, he's got to have awareness that he has a problem because he keeps Getting caught.
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Bobby Bones
And then you might even like it. Like, he might even like the attention now.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, I would not want attention for this.
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Bobby Bones
That's what I'm saying. It is not. I feel, first of all, it's gross, but I feel bad for him because, again, he didn't choose this deviant behavior to love.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah, yeah.
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Bobby Bones
He can choose not to do it, but he didn't choose that. This was his thing. It'd be like, people who, like, love feet, like, so much so. Or like, well, like, to be peed on and stuff. Like, thank God you think they went through a book and went like, wonder what I could like, that is totally against everything else. And I think I'll pick that. And I like being weird.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah. The foot thing doesn't require anything. I mean, they just stare awkwardly, you know? But to sniff a butt, this is much more difficult.
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Bobby Bones
But if you're just sniffing a butt. I'm not sticking up for him. No, but if you're just sniffing a butt and you don't actually touch the butt. I had the same thought.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
No.
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Bobby Bones
Is that really illegal? Let's say you're six inches from the butt.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
She said he was, and his jewelry got him.
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Bobby Bones
I get it.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
He's too close to other people.
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Bobby Bones
But is there a rule about closeness if you're not touching? Yeah. Like, if you just walk by someone and put your nose down by their.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Butt and go, yes, you can.
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Bobby Bones
I don't think that's illegal.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Uncomfortable space.
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Bobby Bones
I get people uncomfortable in my space all the time, guys.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Obviously there's something wrong with it. He keeps getting in trouble.
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Bobby Bones
We're not arguing that, right?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I don't know. I mean, I get your point. Like, he's not touching, but, like, the.
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Bobby Bones
And if he has allergies, does he go harder?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, my gosh. I wonder if Covid affected things.
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Bobby Bones
Oh, can you imagine? Maybe that was the best thing for him. He got Morgan's treatment, lost his smell and his taste. Maybe that's what he needed. Thank you, guys for listening. Thanks for calling. We got a couple calls here I want to get to. Let's go to Ali, who is listening in North Carolina. Allie. Appreciate it. What's going on?
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Listeners / Callers
Hey, Bobby. How are you doing?
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Bobby Bones
Pretty good. What can I do for you?
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Listeners / Callers
Good morning show. I want you guys to be Panthers fans. I. My parents have had PSL tickets since they moved to the North Carolina. My dad even has a Panther's tattoo. Does Bobby have a razorback tattoo? I think you do.
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Bobby Bones
I have an Arkansas tattoo.
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Listeners / Callers
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm Willing to put together that PowerPoint like Abby did. And while I just heard you on the radio talking about how Luke Combs is a Panther stand. That is true. Luke and Eric Church are such huge supporters of North Carolina, but we don't have a voice like yours on the radio every day that people are listening to to just hype us up. To get Panthers fans back to loving the Panthers again, because they will be good again. They will.
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Bobby Bones
Pound it. That's what I say. Pound it. Isn't that what you guys say?
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Listeners / Callers
Keep pounding.
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Bobby Bones
Oh, yeah, Keep pounding. Yeah, I'm close. I guess. Pound. That's what. Yeah, that's a different one. Butt sniffer says that's a different one. Okay, Allie, thank you. I haven't made my selection. I'm down to two teams, the Broncos and the Panthers. I appreciate all the support. A lot of Panthers fans jumping in now, which is pretty cool. That song is so funny. I love Hootie and the Blowfish. One of my favorite favorites ever. That's all I got. Scotty just riffing in the middle of a Hootie and Blowfish song. That's why I like it. But it's just hold my hand and Scotty McCrae in the middle going, bottle rockets in the sky, and then he goes back to singing a Hootie song.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah. Is that like Grammy.
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Bobby Bones
Give it a Grammy.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Did they re record for that or they just take it from the.
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Bobby Bones
It sounds like they just original from.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
The original, but they obviously ask.
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Bobby Bones
Yeah, they did the video together, too.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, I haven't seen that.
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Bobby Bones
We should do that.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Like, with what song? I don't know any. You want a Hootie song?
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Bobby Bones
No. Scotty McCrae just did it with a hoodie song.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, I know. But you love Darius.
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Bobby Bones
I know. What if we do, like, a song from, like, counting crows, like, Mr. Jones, and I'm like, yeah, just hang in with Mr. Jones and me. And it's all that song.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I mean, it might work. It's nostalgic.
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Bobby Bones
Like, yes, the people, like, give us a Grammy.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Hearing that, like, you get this brand new song and then you get a touch of, like, that's. It feels from the past more than.
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Bobby Bones
A touch, but it's like 50. 50. That's good.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah.
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Bobby Bones
Bottle rocket in the sky. That's like a round. Almost like row, row, row your boat where it goes one to the other. Anyway, there's my music minute. Thank you. We'll come back, grab some calls. 877 77. Bobby, back in a second. My favorite story of today is so whenever Trump and Putin had their summit in Alaska, like last week, and they were in talking about, can we end the Ukraine war, all that happens. And they're flying over. It's a whole situation now. There are pictures now surfaced from it of some of these guys that are with Putin carrying this big case. Now, there are cases that our guys carry. There's like, the case with the button, and the president's always, you know, a couple calls away from hitting that button. Boom, blowing stuff up. Up. The case that Putin had with him was called a poop case. You ever heard of the poop case? Because what happens is if he goes number two, they put it in the poop case and carry it. And they don't leave it because they don't want anyone knowing about his health. Oh. They don't want America taking the poop, saving it, examining it and going, he's sick. He's healthy. He's got this or that. That's crazy. But tell me that's not your favorite story of the day. It's a poop case.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
How paranoid do you have to be? Because, like, oh, it's not paranoid.
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Bobby Bones
What if you knew somebody was sick? Let's say you examined his poop and he had lupus or cancer or there was some blood. You would play him completely different. You know, he doesn't have much time left. That's. That's vital information about somebody.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I know. But you have to get lucky. Like, it doesn't flush or something. How would somebody get it?
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Bobby Bones
You take care. Every toilet goes into. Like, if anybody goes to the bathroom. Or wait, if he goes to the bathroom when it flushes, you just put a little stopper at the end of the pipe and go and get it.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Oh, I didn't thought. Wow. So you know how to do this?
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Bobby Bones
I mean, I haven't done it really. I talked to my friend, the butt sniffer, and he gave me some tips about what to do, but I thought that the poop case.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
That is probably the most interesting story of the day. The day just has started for a lot of people.
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Bobby Bones
Well, not for us. We're like, two thirds of the way through it.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I know, but I don't think I'm gonna hear anything more interesting.
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Bobby Bones
Justin and Austin is on with us right now. Let's go over and talk to him. Appreciate you calling. Justin. What's up, buddy?
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Listeners / Callers
Hey, man. How's it going? Yeah, I was calling to talk to you about your Arkansas shirt that you bought.
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Bobby Bones
Yeah, it's like a 1970s coach's shirt. With a massive collar, just so everybody knows. And it's a medium, but I think mediums in the 70s were a little smaller than mediums now. Okay, go ahead.
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Listeners / Callers
I feel you. I'm kind of in the same boat.
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Bobby Bones
I'm.
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Listeners / Callers
My wife is a big thrifter, and she found me a Clark griswold Chicago blackhawks jersey, which I've always said is one of the only jerseys I feel like a grown man can wear with someone else's name on it. But it's a large, and I'm a big boy. I'm a double xl. And so that is kind of what started. My weight loss incentive is I want to fit into that jersey.
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Bobby Bones
Let's go.
- [56:13]
Listeners / Callers
I've got about. About 40 more pounds to lose. I've lost 20 pounds so far, but my goal is to get in that jersey, and so I totally get where you're coming from. When you find just the right article of clothing, it's worth the work just so that you can get in it, even if it's just for one night.
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Bobby Bones
Justin's the most sane guy we've had on all day. I like this about Justin because this is not a body image thing. This is not a. I want to look better, like, all the time. It's like, I got a shirt that I love I want to wear once. So I'm trying to drop five to seven pounds to fit into this shirt. And then once I wear the shirt and look good and feel good, I probably put on five to seven. Back comes a lot easier than it goes.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Yeah, but I doubt, like, with Justin going from double x to l, like, he probably is going to.
- [56:55]
Bobby Bones
Yes.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Stay.
- [56:56]
Bobby Bones
I love it for him. That's a. That. That's a game changer to lose 60 pounds. Just. I'm rooting for you more than I'm rooting for me, But I'm glad you get it. I'm glad you called.
- [57:06]
Listeners / Callers
Well, I appreciate it. Good luck to you.
- [57:07]
Bobby Bones
Yeah, good luck to you. Hey, update us. Let us know when you get to 40. Okay. And then hit us back at 60.
- [57:14]
Listeners / Callers
Okay, I'll do it.
- [57:15]
Bobby Bones
All right, buddy. Will see you later. There he is. Justin. Let's go to Sierra listening in Florida, who's on the phone right now. Hey, Sierra, you want to talk about the butt sniffer?
- [57:24]
Listeners / Callers
Yeah, absolutely. Good morning, studio.
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Bobby Bones
Morning.
- [57:30]
Listeners / Callers
I've got my son with me here. We're about to drop him off to go into middle school. But he was listening, and he was like, it might not be considered illegal because they didn't touch Them, but it is definitely harassment. And then I was like, well, it would definitely be illegal if I turned around and punched him because he did that.
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Bobby Bones
Yeah. So harassment, though, would only be harassment if someone saw it, filed it. Like, it's not illegal until some. And then you have to prove it. And if he's not touching him. Listen, I'm not pro butt sniffer, the guy that gets arrested. All I'm saying is that the poor guy didn't choose the weird thing that he likes. He's got to stop doing it. He's got to stop doing it. But he didn't pick it. It wasn't like, man, this guy is. I can't believe he picked to be a turned on by sniffing butts. I'm sure this guy goes home and is like, I wish I didn't like sniffing butts. Gotta keep getting put in jail for it. But it must be so good when he gets a good sniff.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
No, no. She makes a good point, though. Like, he's not touching her. But if we react.
- [58:27]
Bobby Bones
Yes.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Physically assault, then. Then we're.
- [58:29]
Bobby Bones
Unless you can prove harassment. And it's hard to prove harassment if they didn't touch you.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
It's not cool.
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Bobby Bones
It's not cool. His jewelry got him, though. His Dory's Chee Ching Ching. Yeah. Why would you wear that? Exactly, dude? I mean, gonna be a good butt sniffer. You gotta wear the proper clothes for butt sniffing. Yeah. No watch, no anything. Just. Just straight clothes and that's it. And, like, tight clothes. Yeah. They don't make a lot of noise like a ninja. Okay, sure. I think that would probably put, like, more stiff. If you show up in a ninja costume and you're in a mall, I think people are gonna watch you to see what you're doing. Yeah, yeah, Sierra, I appreciate that.
- [59:02]
Listeners / Callers
While we're on the topic real quick, I do want to let y' all know that we have been listening to y' all for probably about 10 years now. My daughter actually is blind and autistic. She actually has already dropped off at the school, but she was born without any eyeballs, so she is a one in a million child, and she is in love with y' all every morning, even on the weekends when y' all don't play it. I have to play Yalls podcasts over for her because she wakes up going, okay, listen to Bobby Bones. And she loves your voice. She loves Amy's voice. The only person's voice that bothers her is Lunchbox. And I think it's just because he's so raspy. But other than that, like, she just really thrives on listening to y' all every morning and gets so excited. She's really music based. So Chris Stapleton and Jelly Roll Jessie Murph right now is one of her favorites too. So I just wanted to thank y' all so much for being, like, our morning staple in our routine that we have y', all and being able to be that positivity for her in the mornings.
- [60:07]
Bobby Bones
Wow. I appreciate you sharing that.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
And.
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Bobby Bones
Wow, that's wild. I've not heard of that. You say one in a million. I have not heard of that. Like, when did you know that she didn't have eyeballs?
- [60:18]
Listeners / Callers
She actually will be nine next month, but I found out when I was five months pregnant. They took me to an ultrasound, and they were like, she may just be facing your uterus, but we can't see her eyes, so we're gonna send you to a specialist. And they did confirm it. So I am the first person that I know of that has found out during pregnancy. Usually it's not caught during pregnancy, so that was definitely a saving grace for me to be able to kind of make terms with what to expect. Everything else with her is perfect. She does have autism. I kind of think that that's kind of, like, from her blindness, and as she grows, it will grow out of that. However, she is one in a million. It's called bilateral an ophthalmia. She has eyelids, eyebrows, eyelashes, tear ducts, ocular muscles. She just does not have an eyeball or an optic nerve.
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Bobby Bones
Wow. Well, I tell you what. Will you stay on hold? We'll send her some stuff. We'll send you guys some stuff. I don't know what we have around here, but we'll send some stuff. And I appreciate you listening, and tell her we said hello, and we'll put some stuff in the mail, and you'll have a little gift bag from us.
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Listeners / Callers
Thank you so much. That is so sweet. If y' all could, like, put, like, a recording, an email or anything like that, too, that just, like. It's specifically saying, like, hey, Braylon, I hope you're having a great day. She really loves you. And Amy's voice.
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Bobby Bones
You got it. We'll keep. We'll keep lunchbox off of it.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
She'll probably listen back to this. So we could do it now?
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Bobby Bones
Yeah, I'm not gonna do it. I'll tell you what we can do. We'll do a specific one off air so we can spend a little. A little more time on it. But Braylon, if you're listening to this podcast, we're gonna send you something really cool. And your mom's super cool, but you're cooler. All right, there you go, Sierra. We'll send you something. Thank you for listening. Do not hang up. Okay.
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Listeners / Callers
To my son, mj, real quick.
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Bobby Bones
No, we don't care about mj. What do you want to say about mj? What do you want to say to mj? I don't care. This is your time to shine. Go ahead.
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Listeners / Callers
We love you. And he's the best big brother to his little sister.
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Bobby Bones
Boom. There we go. Mj, we like you, buddy. We're just messing with you. Okay, put her on hold. We'll get her some stuff. Thank you, Sierra. Thank you for listening, everybody. Bobby Bone Show Bonehead glory of the day. This story comes to us from Washington. A 21 year old woman was driving 75 miles an hour in a 35 mile an hour zone when she got pulled over. Police are like, ma', am, what are you doing? She's like, look, I got a speeding ticket three weeks ago. I'm on my way to the courthouse to pay it, and I don't want to be late to work. And so they arrested her for reckless driving. Yeah, I feel like she did that a lot then, right? Yeah, kind of her thing. All right, there you go. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. All right, here's a voicemail.
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Listeners / Callers
Amy all the time Amy all the time Amy all the time. Does that mean that when Amy comes back, she gets to make up all the time that she did not get on air? Love the show. Amy all the time Amy all the time Amy all the time So a couple things.
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Bobby Bones
One, Amy did get to talk a lot. She's been gone for basically two weeks. Two, that song just so everybody knows. Amy all the time. Amy all the time Amy all the time. That's an Eddie Murphy song. He was actually a singer for a bit. He was already famous as an actor and a comedian. But that song was called Party all the Time, and it was a number one hit. And so all we did was rip that and do that kind of parody jingle to it. But you can hear a lot about Amy today on the podcast because she talked about the wrestling show that she finally finished. You know, she was drunk one night, hit me up and said, I want to go to Wrestlemania.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
I wasn't drunk. I was on nyquil.
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Bobby Bones
Is that drunk?
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
No.
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Bobby Bones
Feels drunk to me. Yeah. Okay, bye, everybody. The Bobby Bones show theme song written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram reedyarberry Scuba Steve Executive Producer Raymundo Head of Production I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones. Thank you for listening to the podcast. This episode of the Bobby Bones show is brought to you by Chase Sapphire Reserve. Traveling is one of life's greatest joys. Honestly, can anything be more exhilarating? Yeah, it can. With Chase Sapphire Reserve, it's your getaway to the world's most captivating destinations. First, you'll earn eight times points on all purchases through Chase Travel. And the card gets you into the Sapphire Lounge by the Club at select airports nationwide and access to one of a kind experiences. Whether you are booking a once in a lifetime trip or your next weekend escape. Discover more with Chase sapphire reserve@chase.com Sapphire Reserve cards issued by JP Morgan Chase Bank NA member FDIC subject to credit approval terms apply.
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Will Lucas
It's Black Business Month and Black Tech green money is tapping in. I'm Will Lucas spotlighting black founders, investors and innovators building the future one idea at a time. Let's talk legacy tech and generational wealth.
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Listeners / Callers
I had the skill and I had the talent. I didn't have the opportunity. Yeah, we all know, right? Genius is evenly distributed. Opportunity is not.
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Will Lucas
To hear this and more on the power of black innovation and ownership, listen to Black Tech Green Money from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Bobby Bones
In sitcoms, when someone has a problem, they just blurt it out and move on. Well, I lost my job and my parakeet is missing. How was your day? But the real world is different. Managing life's challenges can be overwhelming. So what do we do? We get support. The Huntsman Mental Health Institute and the Ad Council have mental health resources available for you at loveyourmindtoday.org that's loveyourmindtoday.org See how much further you can go when you take care of your mental health. Tune in to all the Smoke podcast where Matt and Stack sit down with former First Lady Michelle Obama.
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Listeners / Callers
Folks find it hard to hate up close.
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Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
And when you get to know people and you're sitting in their kitchen tables.
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
And they're talking like we're talking, you.
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Bobby Bones
Know, you hear our story, how we.
- [66:28]
Listeners / Callers
Grew up, how Barack grew up, and you get a chance for people to.
- [66:31]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
Unpack and get beyond race.
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Bobby Bones
All the Smoke featuring Michelle Obama. To hear this podcast and more, open your free iHeartRadio app. Search all the Smoke and listen now.
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
Have you ever wished for a change.
- [66:43]
Amy (Co-host or Contributor)
But weren't sure how to make it?
- [66:45]
Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
Maybe you felt stuck in a job.
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Bobby Bones
A place, or even a relationship.
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
I'm Emily Tish Sussman, and on she.
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Bobby Bones
Pivots I dive into the inspiring pivots of women who have taken big leaps in their lives and careers.
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I'm Gretchen Whitmer.
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Bobby Bones
Jody Sweetie, Monica Patton.
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
Elaine Welteroth.
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Bobby Bones
Learn how to get comfortable pivoting because.
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
Your life is going to be full of them. Listen to these women and more on.
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Bobby Bones
She Pivots now on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Dr. Joy Hardin Bradford / Emily Tish Sussman / Noah de Barrasso / Various Podcast Hosts
This is an I Heart Podcast.