TUES PT 2: Bobby Asked A Celebrity For A Favor + Why Is Bobby Watching His 'Dancing With The Stars' Performances Again? + Favorite Concerts Of The Last 5 Years + Tuesday Reviewsday!

The Bobby Bones Show — October 21, 2025
Episode: TUES PT 2: Bobby Asked A Celebrity For A Favor + Why Is Bobby Watching His 'Dancing With The Stars' Performances Again? + Favorite Concerts Of The Last 5 Years + Tuesday Reviewsday!

Main Theme / Episode Purpose

This episode of The Bobby Bones Show centers on a lively set of discussions among Bobby, Amy, Eddie, Lunchbox, Raymondo, Morgan, and guest Danae Hayes. Topics range from celebrity encounters and the awkwardness of asking favors, to reminiscing about memorable concerts, dissecting recent TV shows and movies, and sharing unusual news stories. There’s also a candid conversation on parenthood, pop-ins, and a few tangents into bear safety and John Lennon’s assassination. The show's signature warmth, humor, and self-deprecating honesty are on full display.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Bobby's Celebrity Favor & Social Awkwardness

Bobby shares texting country star Bailey Zimmerman about both upgrading to new teeth after becoming successful, noting their similar backgrounds. (03:06)
Reflects on feeling awkward asking others for social media "bits":
- On asking Lionel Richie for a TikTok — Bobby felt justified, as he’d done Richie a big favor by flying to Austin to host a show. (04:21)
- Quote:
  "I never want to ask anybody to do anything." — Bobby (04:05)
Recalls nearly attending a Lionel Richie concert in Hawaii, but missing it due to food poisoning.

2. Favorite Concerts of the Last Five Years (06:39–11:42)

Raymundo: Kenny Chesney at the Sphere in Las Vegas, praises both Chesney and the immersive spectacle of the venue.
- Quote:
  "By far the greatest thing I’ve ever seen... It's the only concert I’ve ever been to where I never looked at the stage." — Raymundo (07:29)
Bobby: Counting Crows, as a massive fan.
Amy: George Strait/Little Big Town/Chris Stapleton at Nissan Stadium.
Eddie: Pearl Jam concert with his son — "made it very special."
Lunchbox: The Brett Eldredge Christmas show, after initially saying he hadn’t attended any.

3. Backstage at Concerts: Myths & Realities

Discussion on the "glamour" (or lack thereof) of backstage areas, especially at Brett Eldredge's Christmas show — mostly just musicians prepping, very little partying or hanging out. (09:39)

4. Questionable Life Choices: Faking Death & Leaving Kids in Cars

Bobby describes a 74-year-old faking his death to see who’d come to his "funeral" (12:03–13:04).
Call-in segment about whether anyone questioned the parenting when a child is left in a car that gets stolen — group discusses the temptation and real dangers of leaving kids alone in cars, with all agreeing it’s reckless.
- Quote:
  "You don’t leave your child in the car anymore." — Bobby (14:42)
- Quote:
  "All it takes is two seconds for that car to get stolen and your kid’s gone." — Eddie (16:16)

5. Smells and Pregnant Women

Ongoing show joke about Bobby’s wife thinking he "smells bad" after pregnancy, with Amy sharing insight about heightened senses during hormonal changes. (18:14–20:04)

6. Tuesday Reviewsday: TV & Movie Rundown (26:52–37:41)

Mike:

Reviews "After the Hunt" (Julia Roberts):
- "It would have been better if it was based on a true story..."
- Too much dialogue, slow pacing.
- 2.5/5 scandals (27:51)

Eddie:

Attempts to review "Nashville 911":
- Finds it corny but entertaining in a "so bad it’s good" way, with zany Nashville stereotypes.
- "There's a part where a little girl gets taken up in the sky with her kite... it's so stupid." (29:58)
Other cast members join in mocking/loving the show's over-the-top dramatics (stripper firefighter named "Captain Smoke Show," celebrity cameos, and implausible tornado rescues).

Morgan:

Finished "Task" (limited series), gives it 4/5 bags of money.
Watched "The Rainmaker" (based on John Grisham novel):
- 4.5/5 needles

Lunchbox:

Rewatched "Casino," calls it "awesome," gives 4/5 sports bets.

Raymundo:

Finished recent "Big Brother" season, calls it bad due to all the interesting personalities getting voted out early.

7. Bobby Revisits 'Dancing with the Stars' (37:11–42:01)

Bobby is "cringing" but also proud as he watches and comments on his old DWTS routines for a YouTube series, discussing his growth and the negative comments he received.
- Quote:
  "It's kind of weird to look back at yourself and be proud of it... I'm a little cringe, but I'm also a little proud." — Bobby (38:50)

8. Interview Highlights: Danae Hayes (42:01–44:47)

Comedian/Athlete Danae Hayes shares:

Her terrifying recent experience being roofied after a show.
- Quote:
  "I hear you’re a comedian... tell me something funny." — Hospital doctor to Danae (42:17)
Playing Division I college softball at Alabama; claims four ESPN Top 10 highlight plays.
- Quote:
  "I just have a lot of control over my body... I think I had four ESPN Top 10 plays." (42:40)
Candid account of being sent to conversion therapy at eight years old.
- Quote:
  "He said: ‘It is not a sin to think about robbing the bank, but it is a sin to rob it.’... I remember being so confused." (43:27)

9. Social Etiquette: "Popeyes" (Unexpected Drop-Ins)

Group debates why people no longer unexpectedly "pop by" homes. Bobby is solidly anti-pop-in, preferring a warning text.
- Quote:
  "I wouldn’t pop by. That’s the thing. I don’t pop by people’s houses either." — Bobby (46:28)
- Delves into whether real friendships make an unannounced visit okay, with consensus that modern etiquette prefers notice.

10. Strange News & Quick Hits

Man wrestles two black bears in Japan (49:40): Eddie tells the tale, leading to a sidebar on the adage, "if it’s brown, lay down; if it’s black, fight back."
John Lennon's assassination revisited (52:23):
- Morgan recounts learning about Mark David Chapman’s motivation.
- The team debates the complexities of fame, mental illness, and how easy it was to "just pop by John Lennon’s place" back in the day.
D.C. Woman sues neighbor over weed smell. The group spirals into hypotheticals about "banning" other strong smells (pies, gasoline, farts), pondering if it’s about legality or neighborly decency.
Plastic Surgery Story: $210k spent for 400 cosmetic procedures—a conversation about self-image, confidence, and extremes in body modification.
United Airlines Pilot Injured by “Space Debris” (60:12): Leads to wild speculation (space junk, weather balloons, birds), ultimate reminder of how weird flying can be.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

"By far the greatest thing I’ve ever seen... It's the only concert I’ve ever been to where I never looked at the stage." — Raymundo on Kenny Chesney at the Sphere (07:29)
"You don’t leave your child in the car anymore." — Bobby (14:42)
"All it takes is two seconds for that car to get stolen and your kid’s gone." — Eddie (16:16)
"I got no problem with that for sure. If my wife’s like, yeah, I just threw away some sausage... if it’s still in the box, it hasn’t touched the trash..." — Bobby on eating from the trash (45:31)
"I wouldn’t pop by. That’s the thing. I don’t pop by people’s houses either." — Bobby (46:28)
"He said: ‘It is not a sin to think about robbing the bank, but it is a sin to rob it.’... I remember being so confused." — Danae Hayes on conversion therapy (43:27)
"I'm a little cringe, but I'm also a little proud." — Bobby on re-watching himself on DWTS (38:50)
"If it’s brown, lay down. If it’s black, fight back. If it’s white, good night." — Show recapping bear-attack advice (51:48)

Timestamps for Key Segments

03:06 — Bobby’s text to Bailey Zimmerman & “the teeth story”
04:21 — The Lionel Richie TikTok exchange & celebrity favors
06:39 — Favorite concerts of the last five years
09:39 — Backstage banter & Brett Eldredge green room reality
12:03 — Faking your own funeral & parental cautionary tales
14:42 — Don’t leave kids in cars: the show’s life advice
18:14 — Bobby’s “smell” saga and pregnancy sensitivity
26:52 — Tuesday Reviewsday: TV and movie round-robin
37:11 — Bobby re-watches his Dancing With The Stars journey
42:01 — Danae Hayes interview: roofied, NCAA glory, conversion therapy
46:28 — "Pop-ins" vs. modern social etiquette
49:40 — Bear wrestling in Japan; bear safety PSA
52:23 — John Lennon’s assassin and fame
55:38 — Lawsuit: D.C. woman sues over weed smell
58:23 — Bobby’s “get in the gay man/game man” podcast anecdote
59:43 — Extreme plastic surgery ($210k/400 surgeries)
60:12 — United Airlines pilot struck by space debris (or balloon?)

Overall Tone & Style

Warm, irreverent, and playful
Self-deprecating, candid exchanges
Quick-witted quips and an embrace of tangents
Mix of pop culture, personal anecdotes, and real-life dilemmas
Occasional vulnerability (infertility, conversion therapy, cyberbullying)

For anyone missing the episode, this summary covers all major stories, insights, and the best of Bobby and his team’s banter — perfect for fans and newcomers alike!

Main Theme / Episode Purpose

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Bobby's Celebrity Favor & Social Awkwardness

Bobby shares texting country star Bailey Zimmerman about both upgrading to new teeth after becoming successful, noting their similar backgrounds. (03:06)
Reflects on feeling awkward asking others for social media "bits":
- On asking Lionel Richie for a TikTok — Bobby felt justified, as he’d done Richie a big favor by flying to Austin to host a show. (04:21)
- Quote:
  "I never want to ask anybody to do anything." — Bobby (04:05)
Recalls nearly attending a Lionel Richie concert in Hawaii, but missing it due to food poisoning.

2. Favorite Concerts of the Last Five Years (06:39–11:42)

Raymundo: Kenny Chesney at the Sphere in Las Vegas, praises both Chesney and the immersive spectacle of the venue.
- Quote:
  "By far the greatest thing I’ve ever seen... It's the only concert I’ve ever been to where I never looked at the stage." — Raymundo (07:29)
Bobby: Counting Crows, as a massive fan.
Amy: George Strait/Little Big Town/Chris Stapleton at Nissan Stadium.
Eddie: Pearl Jam concert with his son — "made it very special."
Lunchbox: The Brett Eldredge Christmas show, after initially saying he hadn’t attended any.

3. Backstage at Concerts: Myths & Realities

Discussion on the "glamour" (or lack thereof) of backstage areas, especially at Brett Eldredge's Christmas show — mostly just musicians prepping, very little partying or hanging out. (09:39)

4. Questionable Life Choices: Faking Death & Leaving Kids in Cars

Bobby describes a 74-year-old faking his death to see who’d come to his "funeral" (12:03–13:04).
Call-in segment about whether anyone questioned the parenting when a child is left in a car that gets stolen — group discusses the temptation and real dangers of leaving kids alone in cars, with all agreeing it’s reckless.
- Quote:
  "You don’t leave your child in the car anymore." — Bobby (14:42)
- Quote:
  "All it takes is two seconds for that car to get stolen and your kid’s gone." — Eddie (16:16)

5. Smells and Pregnant Women

Ongoing show joke about Bobby’s wife thinking he "smells bad" after pregnancy, with Amy sharing insight about heightened senses during hormonal changes. (18:14–20:04)

6. Tuesday Reviewsday: TV & Movie Rundown (26:52–37:41)

Mike:

Reviews "After the Hunt" (Julia Roberts):
- "It would have been better if it was based on a true story..."
- Too much dialogue, slow pacing.
- 2.5/5 scandals (27:51)

Eddie:

Attempts to review "Nashville 911":
- Finds it corny but entertaining in a "so bad it’s good" way, with zany Nashville stereotypes.
- "There's a part where a little girl gets taken up in the sky with her kite... it's so stupid." (29:58)
Other cast members join in mocking/loving the show's over-the-top dramatics (stripper firefighter named "Captain Smoke Show," celebrity cameos, and implausible tornado rescues).

Morgan:

Finished "Task" (limited series), gives it 4/5 bags of money.
Watched "The Rainmaker" (based on John Grisham novel):
- 4.5/5 needles

Lunchbox:

Rewatched "Casino," calls it "awesome," gives 4/5 sports bets.

Raymundo:

Finished recent "Big Brother" season, calls it bad due to all the interesting personalities getting voted out early.

7. Bobby Revisits 'Dancing with the Stars' (37:11–42:01)

Bobby is "cringing" but also proud as he watches and comments on his old DWTS routines for a YouTube series, discussing his growth and the negative comments he received.
- Quote:
  "It's kind of weird to look back at yourself and be proud of it... I'm a little cringe, but I'm also a little proud." — Bobby (38:50)

8. Interview Highlights: Danae Hayes (42:01–44:47)

Comedian/Athlete Danae Hayes shares:

Her terrifying recent experience being roofied after a show.
- Quote:
  "I hear you’re a comedian... tell me something funny." — Hospital doctor to Danae (42:17)
Playing Division I college softball at Alabama; claims four ESPN Top 10 highlight plays.
- Quote:
  "I just have a lot of control over my body... I think I had four ESPN Top 10 plays." (42:40)
Candid account of being sent to conversion therapy at eight years old.
- Quote:
  "He said: ‘It is not a sin to think about robbing the bank, but it is a sin to rob it.’... I remember being so confused." (43:27)

9. Social Etiquette: "Popeyes" (Unexpected Drop-Ins)

Group debates why people no longer unexpectedly "pop by" homes. Bobby is solidly anti-pop-in, preferring a warning text.
- Quote:
  "I wouldn’t pop by. That’s the thing. I don’t pop by people’s houses either." — Bobby (46:28)
- Delves into whether real friendships make an unannounced visit okay, with consensus that modern etiquette prefers notice.

10. Strange News & Quick Hits

Man wrestles two black bears in Japan (49:40): Eddie tells the tale, leading to a sidebar on the adage, "if it’s brown, lay down; if it’s black, fight back."
John Lennon's assassination revisited (52:23):
- Morgan recounts learning about Mark David Chapman’s motivation.
- The team debates the complexities of fame, mental illness, and how easy it was to "just pop by John Lennon’s place" back in the day.
D.C. Woman sues neighbor over weed smell. The group spirals into hypotheticals about "banning" other strong smells (pies, gasoline, farts), pondering if it’s about legality or neighborly decency.
Plastic Surgery Story: $210k spent for 400 cosmetic procedures—a conversation about self-image, confidence, and extremes in body modification.
United Airlines Pilot Injured by “Space Debris” (60:12): Leads to wild speculation (space junk, weather balloons, birds), ultimate reminder of how weird flying can be.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

"By far the greatest thing I’ve ever seen... It's the only concert I’ve ever been to where I never looked at the stage." — Raymundo on Kenny Chesney at the Sphere (07:29)
"You don’t leave your child in the car anymore." — Bobby (14:42)
"All it takes is two seconds for that car to get stolen and your kid’s gone." — Eddie (16:16)
"I got no problem with that for sure. If my wife’s like, yeah, I just threw away some sausage... if it’s still in the box, it hasn’t touched the trash..." — Bobby on eating from the trash (45:31)
"I wouldn’t pop by. That’s the thing. I don’t pop by people’s houses either." — Bobby (46:28)
"He said: ‘It is not a sin to think about robbing the bank, but it is a sin to rob it.’... I remember being so confused." — Danae Hayes on conversion therapy (43:27)
"I'm a little cringe, but I'm also a little proud." — Bobby on re-watching himself on DWTS (38:50)
"If it’s brown, lay down. If it’s black, fight back. If it’s white, good night." — Show recapping bear-attack advice (51:48)

Timestamps for Key Segments

03:06 — Bobby’s text to Bailey Zimmerman & “the teeth story”
04:21 — The Lionel Richie TikTok exchange & celebrity favors
06:39 — Favorite concerts of the last five years
09:39 — Backstage banter & Brett Eldredge green room reality
12:03 — Faking your own funeral & parental cautionary tales
14:42 — Don’t leave kids in cars: the show’s life advice
18:14 — Bobby’s “smell” saga and pregnancy sensitivity
26:52 — Tuesday Reviewsday: TV and movie round-robin
37:11 — Bobby re-watches his Dancing With The Stars journey
42:01 — Danae Hayes interview: roofied, NCAA glory, conversion therapy
46:28 — "Pop-ins" vs. modern social etiquette
49:40 — Bear wrestling in Japan; bear safety PSA
52:23 — John Lennon’s assassin and fame
55:38 — Lawsuit: D.C. woman sues over weed smell
58:23 — Bobby’s “get in the gay man/game man” podcast anecdote
59:43 — Extreme plastic surgery ($210k/400 surgeries)
60:12 — United Airlines pilot struck by space debris (or balloon?)

Overall Tone & Style

Warm, irreverent, and playful
Self-deprecating, candid exchanges
Quick-witted quips and an embrace of tangents
Mix of pop culture, personal anecdotes, and real-life dilemmas
Occasional vulnerability (infertility, conversion therapy, cyberbullying)

For anyone missing the episode, this summary covers all major stories, insights, and the best of Bobby and his team’s banter — perfect for fans and newcomers alike!

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Summary

Main Theme / Episode Purpose

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Bobby's Celebrity Favor & Social Awkwardness

2. Favorite Concerts of the Last Five Years (06:39–11:42)

3. Backstage at Concerts: Myths & Realities

4. Questionable Life Choices: Faking Death & Leaving Kids in Cars

5. Smells and Pregnant Women

6. Tuesday Reviewsday: TV & Movie Rundown (26:52–37:41)

7. Bobby Revisits 'Dancing with the Stars' (37:11–42:01)

8. Interview Highlights: Danae Hayes (42:01–44:47)

9. Social Etiquette: "Popeyes" (Unexpected Drop-Ins)

10. Strange News & Quick Hits

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

Timestamps for Key Segments

Overall Tone & Style

Summary

Main Theme / Episode Purpose

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Bobby's Celebrity Favor & Social Awkwardness

2. Favorite Concerts of the Last Five Years (06:39–11:42)

3. Backstage at Concerts: Myths & Realities

4. Questionable Life Choices: Faking Death & Leaving Kids in Cars

5. Smells and Pregnant Women

6. Tuesday Reviewsday: TV & Movie Rundown (26:52–37:41)

7. Bobby Revisits 'Dancing with the Stars' (37:11–42:01)

8. Interview Highlights: Danae Hayes (42:01–44:47)

9. Social Etiquette: "Popeyes" (Unexpected Drop-Ins)

10. Strange News & Quick Hits

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

Timestamps for Key Segments

Overall Tone & Style