The Bobby Bones Show

Episode: TUES PT 2: Amy’s Son Joins The Show + You Should Put A Log In Your Pool + Mom Dancing Inappropriately At Wedding
Date: January 27, 2026

Episode Overview

This episode is a candid, lively catch-up among the Bobby Bones Show crew as they ride out a challenging ice storm, grapple with power outages, and welcome Amy's son Stevenson into the studio for a special appearance. The team fields listener voicemails, discusses odd winter life hacks, shares the latest personal and celebrity news, and debates viral topics. The episode’s tone is loose, improvisational, and full of personality—anchored by relatable struggles, funny anecdotes, and genuine family moments.

Main Discussion Points & Insights

1. Surviving the Ice Storm

[02:33–05:32]

• Multiple crew members are without power due to a severe ice storm.
  • Amy and Bobby compare it to other weather disasters, noting the particular difficulties of being cold and powerless (Bobby: “I’ve not ever been without power like this multiple days...that was something crazy.” [02:59])
  • Conversation turns to tree damage and whether ice storms actually kill trees or just break weak branches (Amy provides researched insights: “Ice usually doesn’t kill trees...When ice coats branches, it adds a ton of extra load...” [04:16])
  • Personal updates: Amy scared to check backyard for damage, Bobby’s fence still standing...for now.

2. “Log in Your Pool” Life Hack

[05:33–06:46]

• Question: Can putting a log in your pool keep it from freezing?
  • Bobby shares the tip, heard via a friend’s dad and admits: “I haven’t even Googled this.” [05:43]
  • Amy provides logic—placing a floating object lessens pressure on pool structure as ice expands, but it’s not a guarantee (“It can help a little, but it won’t magically keep a pool from freezing.” [06:09])
  • Eddie jokes Amy should make a TikTok out of it.
  • Bobby: “It doesn’t matter if it’s wrong or not.”

3. Listener Voicemails & Reactions

[06:48–10:06], [13:53–15:01], [19:12–22:15], [25:47–28:08]

• Listeners call in about:
  • Jason Arn’s American Idol golden ticket (Amy: “Let’s go Jason Arn. I give him some tips on that. I tell you how to get on that show.” [07:27])
  • Advice for a 15-year-old aspiring author (Amy: “Write a lot, obviously, and I would put it online so people could find it...start a Substack.” [08:23])
  • Stephen King’s range beyond horror—crew debates what actually constitutes “scary” in his stories and learns about the “cozy mystery” genre (Bobby: “Did you know there’s something called, like, cozy mystery? It’s like Murder, She Wrote.” [09:53])
  • Bobbycast on Netflix—fans see Bobby’s face for the first time after recognizing his voice.
  • The viral Lunchbox vs. Abby blowout episode—still in the archives.

4. Around the Room: News & Stories

[13:02–16:46], [20:42–23:09], [28:16–29:40]

• Eddie shares an update about Quinton Aaron (“The Blind Side” actor) in critical condition (blood infection after falling on the stairs) [13:04]
• Amy covers Kanye West’s full-page Wall Street Journal apology for past antisemitic comments, debate over using mental health as an excuse. She says: “If it’s a brain injury, he is working on it to get it fixed, man. Really one of the great artists.” [17:12]
• Lunchbox relays a harrowing viral clip of a toddler falling out of a car—out of a car seat, no child lock, but miraculously unhurt. This sparks another debate over when it’s okay to call 911 [20:42]
• Morgan highlights the viral “mom dancing inappropriately with groomsman” TikTok—crew debates whether it’s actually inappropriate or just fun (“Let moms live. They need to shake it sometimes too.” [29:11])

5. Stevenson (Amy’s Son) Joins the Show

[29:47–43:00]

• Stevenson sits in the studio, delighting in the experience, and gives the audience a glimpse into his day-to-day life without power, and school being canceled until Thursday.
• Stevenson’s updates:
  • Power outage struggles: trying to sleep by the fireplace, learning it wasn’t safe to keep on overnight.
  • School: Sad about missing friends, but grades are up (math is “really hard,” but he’s working hard and has a “hardcore” tutor [34:55])
  • Track and science class: Likes science more than math, enjoys learning about the earth’s layers.
  • Life lessons from math tutor about committing to answers and learning from mistakes (“Either you know it or you don’t...Once you’re there, you commit.” [35:54])
  • Wants a German Shepherd (feels outnumbered by girl pets), but admits it’s a big responsibility.
  • Discussion about Mr. Beast videos, rumors at school, favorite YouTubers.
  • Stevenson provides a culture update: “6, 7 is dying!”—refers to a school trend/term wearing thin [42:26]

6. Wrap-Up and Quick Hits

[43:00–43:41]

• Show closes with thank-yous, reflections on the challenging week, and shouts out Bobby’s Netflix projects and upcoming interviews.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the Ice Storm:
  Bobby: “I’ve not ever been without power like this multiple days. I mean, when the tornado hit, but that was something crazy.” [02:59]

• Tree Wisdom:
  Amy: “Ice usually doesn’t kill trees...When ice coats branches, it adds a ton of extra load.” [04:16]

• Pool Freezing Hack:
  Bobby: “If you put a log in the bottom of your pool, it'll keep it from freezing.” [05:37]
  Amy: “It can help a little, but it won’t magically keep a pool from freezing.” [06:09]

• On Ambition and Writing:
  Amy: “Just write. Write, write, write. Short stories. A lot of the Stephen King stuff that ended up being really famous—they’re short stories, not full books.” [08:23]

• On Kanye West’s Apology:
  Amy: “If he’s undiagnosed and it is a literal mental health condition...I guess I need proof. How about that?” [17:12]

• On Math and Commitment:
  Stevenson: “If you think that’s the answer, don’t be like, oh, but I think it is. Either you know it or you don’t.” [35:54]

• On Pet Ownership Reality:
  Amy: “It’s a lot of responsibility because that’ll be your dog...all that crap stuff you got to do, you know.” [41:02]

• Culture Watch:
  Stevenson: “6, 7 is dying!” (When asked about school catchphrases going out of style.) [42:26]

Timestamps for Key Segments

| Segment | Timestamp | |----------------------------------------|---------------| | Ice storm survival and tree damage | 02:33–05:32 | | “Log in Your Pool” life hack | 05:33–06:46 | | Jason Arndt/Idol voicemail & writing advice | 06:48–10:06| | Stephen King & cozy mystery genre | 09:53–10:22 | | Bobbycast Netflix chat | 13:53–15:01 | | Quinton Aaron news | 13:04–13:35 | | Kanye West apology debate | 16:19–18:07 | | Viral toddler-out-of-car video | 20:42–22:35 | | Mom dancing at wedding video | 28:16–29:40 | | Stevenson’s appearance/interview | 29:47–43:00 |

Episode Highlights & Tone

The episode is defined by the sense of improvisation and relatability: listeners hear the show team navigate real-life complications from the ice storm, brainstorm random winter “life hacks,” and poke fun at viral internet culture. Stevenson’s visit is both heartwarming and funny—his presence grounds the episode in genuine family dynamics and friendly banter, with Bobby and Amy playing off the generational divide. The show remains fast-moving, sometimes off-topic, but always full of personality, self-deprecating humor, and quick detours.

For Those Who Missed It...

This episode is a must-listen for fans who enjoy behind-the-scenes interplay, personal stories, and offbeat news—with the added treat of Stevenson’s in-studio cameo. Whether you’re looking for advice, laughs, or a dose of everyday reality, this episode delivers.