The Bobby Bones Show – Nov 11, 2025

TUES PT 2: Bobby Surprised By Celebrity Divorce + Amy Got Offended + Morgan vs. a Hacker + Bobby Regrets an Offer + Amy Reveals Another Car Accident

Episode Overview

In this packed episode, the Bobby Bones Show team dives into major celebrity news, opens up about personal experiences (including health, hacking, and car troubles), debates workplace complaints, and shares offbeat stories from around the room. Highlights include reactions to Christina Perri's divorce (with personal connections), Amy’s journey with hormone health, Morgan’s intense standoff with a hacker, and an irreverent, fast-paced dissection of everyday mishaps and headlines. The episode blends trademark banter with moments of genuine vulnerability and absurdity—perfect for loyal listeners and newcomers alike.

Key Segments & Discussions

1. Menopause and FDA Hormone Therapy Changes

[02:54–07:16]

• Amy shares a women's health update: The FDA is lifting the black box warning on hormone therapy for menopause. This is a big deal because it may reduce stigma and fear for women considering estrogen therapy.
  • Amy: "You need to be informed and go to your doctor. But they're trying to eliminate any stigma attached to using these hormone therapies that can really give you a lot of relief because new research shows different." [03:15]
• Lunchbox and Bobby admit having little to add on the “old woman topic,” prompting Amy to highlight younger women experience perimenopause too.
• Lunchbox is candid about not considering his wife's hormonal changes; Amy urges empathy.
  • Lunchbox: "Absolutely not. I don't even think about it." [06:33]
• The segment blends personal admissions (“My testosterone was actually great” – Bobby [07:41]) with jokes about hormone names (“Never heard of pedestrian?” – Lunchbox [07:33]).

2. Christina Perri’s Divorce & Awkward Celebrity Tangents

[04:15–06:11]

• Bobby is surprised by Christina Perri’s divorce from someone the team knows. Connection is made to her hit “A Thousand Years” and to the oddity of celebrity relationships.
  • Lunchbox: "He interviewed her, like, at an iHeart thing, and they met, and then they went on a date. They got married, had kids and everything. And. Yeah, that's done." [04:57]
• Misnaming and joking segues fly: William "Refrigerator" Perry, Perry Mason, Perry Cuomo, Rick Perry—all referenced in seconds.

3. Toxic Work Environments & the Art of Complaints

[09:13–11:32]

• Discussion about “toxic work environments,” prompted by entertainment headlines (Millie Bobby Brown, David Harbour, creative industries).
  • Bobby: "A creative space is just generally a toxic space." [11:13]
• Amy and Lunchbox probe the line between feelings and facts in workplace grievances.
  • Amy: "Yeah, but feelings aren't facts." [10:21]
• It’s a fast, meta take on HR process, media drama, and the impossibility of proving a workplace isn’t toxic.

4. Gary Sinise Donates $1 Million to Nashville Vet Center

[11:47–13:05]

• Lunchbox brings up Sinise’s philanthropy and his real-life ties to the veteran community beyond just “Lieutenant Dan.”
  • Lunchbox: "A big part of it is he had a lot of family members that were veterans in Vietnam." [12:22]
• Bobby shares that their team delivered pizzas to a veterans' center, puzzling listeners when “pizzas” versus “pieces (of art)” are confused.

5. Weird & Wild Headlines Roundtable

A) Panty Thief at UC Berkeley (Lunchbox)

• Story of a 45-year-old man repeatedly breaking into a sorority to steal underwear.
  • Bobby: “There are only a few things you can do with them. You can wear them. You can pleasure yourself to them…” [14:36]
• Group debates terminology—panties vs. underwear—and the root of such crimes.

B) Toddler vs. Adult in a Plane Window Shade Fight (Morgan)

• Viral video: debate over seat ownership versus being nice to a child. Consensus: If you’re in the window seat, it’s yours.
  • Amy: "Regardless of the age, if you're in the window, you control it." [16:18]

C) Eddie’s Jeep Window Misadventure

• Eddie loses his Jeep window after maintenance shop puts the top up incorrectly. Finds the destroyed window by the roadside.
  • Eddie: “It’s got no window on it. All the plastic is just torn off. I guess cars just ran over it, over and over.” [17:59]
• Discussion: Is the shop at fault, or is he?

D) High-Paid Hand Model & the Price of Flawless Hands (Bobby)

• $3,000/day for Dior, Chanel, and Kylie Cosmetics. Worth the trouble? Panel is skeptical.
  • Amy: “As a person whose hands are aging, I wish I would have protected them more!” [20:06]
  • Bobby: "Why are you paying somebody a bunch of money? We can just Photoshop normal hands." [20:32]

6. Cutting-Edge Science & Everyday Absorption

[21:30–25:15]

• Discussion of Indian scientists developing “nanobots” (cowbots) to repair teeth.
• Lunchbox is surprised sunblock chemicals can be absorbed through the skin.
  • Amy: “Our skin is our largest organ. We absorb everything.” [24:24]
• Banter about magnesium creams, toxins, and the inevitable chemical load of modern life.

7. Tuesday Reviews Day

[25:26–29:54]

• Bobby recommends “Pluberous” (Vince Gilligan of Breaking Bad fame) – an odd, apocalyptic Apple+ show.
  • Bobby: "It's hard to explain... The most miserable person on earth must save the world from happiness." [26:12]
• Mike reviews the new Predator movie in theaters: Predator as a “sort of” good guy, alien language, solid action.
• Morgan reviews “My Fault London” (Amazon Prime)—“teen drama, British show, 3.5 out of 5 race cars” [29:54]. Racing cars “thrown in” for interest.

8. Morgan’s Showdown with a Hacker

[29:54–31:56]

• Morgan gets a “Password Changed” email from PayPal; catches an active hacker trying to take over her account.
  • Morgan: “I just kept going back and forth with them, deleting them as they kept adding... This went on for 45 minutes.” [30:02]
• She manages to regain control and secure her finance—panel is genuinely impressed.
  • Bobby: “Guys, she beat a hacker!” [31:40]
  • Lunchbox: “If I saw the number change, I would be smart enough to know what was happening.” [31:56]
  • Bobby: “Dude, you were confused by sunscreen. Okay.” [31:59]

9. Sun & Safety Banter

[32:16–33:50]

• The team discusses zinc-based sunscreen, sun protection “screens” women wear, and the importance of vitamin D from sunlight.
  • Lunchbox: “My dog every day needs to go out for at least 15 minutes and she’ll just lay down and soak the sun in.” [33:16]
  • Amy: "They think they say, like, 10 minutes a day, and maybe don't do it when the UV is at its highest..." [33:41]

10. Doomed CMA Awards? Trophy Drama

[34:01–39:31]

• Lunchbox claims the shattering of two CMA awards is an omen something bad will happen at the upcoming awards.
  • Lunchbox: “What are the odds that two of my awards broke and the CMAs are next week?” [34:32]
• Amy, too, has shattered trophies; group explores replacement costs and reveals CMA trophies are not legally “owned.”
  • Show’s assistant: “...the CMA retains the right to reclaim the trophy if they needed it… it’s more of an honorary possession.” [39:04]
  • Scuba Steve’s research: It’s $700 to replace a trophy, higher than previously thought (assistant had said “a few hundred”). [40:03]

11. Listener Voicemails & Show Follow-Ups

[47:06–54:27]

• Weight Loss Success: Listener reports losing 25 lbs., credits show advice. Team wishes him luck.
• Amy’s License and Car Mishaps: Amy is called out for wanting to borrow her new boyfriend’s car without a license—and admits to another low-speed curb incident at her ex’s place. Panel teases her (and her “depth perception”) and agrees boyfriend was justified not to lend his car.
  • Amy: "Guys. If you think about it, it's always non-moving objects." [52:19]
• Voicemail reminders: The team must remember the name “Kyler,” an avid listener/stat-keeper.

12. True Crime, TV Habits, and Streaming

[54:27–60:38]

• A caller asks if Morgan was afraid of BTK Killer growing up in Wichita (he was arrested when she was alive, but crimes occurred earlier).
  • Morgan: “It happened before I was born, but everybody was talking about it for years after.” [54:53]
• Discussion transitions to TV watching habits: flipping channels, nostalgia for grid guides, and the odd free “Samsung TV” channels.
  • Bobby: “My flipping channels now is flipping through thumbnails on streaming services...” [58:31]
  • Lunchbox: “Western Classics. Good stuff, man.” [59:25]

13. Unusual Rideshare Story

[66:00–67:55]

• Retelling how a show staffer (Jenna) unknowingly had to transport a psychiatric patient—turns out her hospital Uber turned into an unexpected, unaccompanied transfer to another secure facility.

14. Podcast Plugs & Closing Banter

[61:02–64:43]

• Bobby plugs his BobbyCast with Canadian country artist Josh Ross.
• Amy talks about her “Feeling Things with Amy and Kat” podcast—self-help, dealing with past wounds, and “there's no such thing as ‘fully healed’.”
• Humorous chaos closes the show: Bobby gets a post-surgery call; Amy accidentally distracts him with podcast promo while he’s on the phone with the nurse, resulting in more good-natured teasing.

Notable Quotes & Classic Moments

• Lunchbox: "Absolutely not. I don't even think about it." — on whether he’s sympathetic to his wife’s perimenopause. [06:33]
• Bobby: "My testosterone was actually great." [07:41]
• Amy: "Regardless of the age, if you're in the window, you control it." — Plane window debate. [16:18]
• Lunchbox: "I'll put it on social media…I’ll post this clip because you can’t tell him he’s not right." — on 'toxic' workplaces. [25:24]
• Morgan: “This went on for 45 minutes, where I kept going back and forth with the hacker.” [30:02]
• Bobby: “Dude, you were confused by sunscreen. Okay.” [31:59]
• Lunchbox: “What are the odds that two of my awards broke and the CMAs are next week?” [34:32]
• Bobby: “Why are you paying somebody a bunch of money? We can just Photoshop normal hands.” [20:32]
• Amy: "Guys. If you think about it, it's always non-moving objects." — On her car accidents. [52:19]

Timestamps of Major Segments

• 02:54 – Amy: FDA hormone therapy change & perimenopause
• 04:15 – Bobby: Christina Perri celebrity divorce
• 09:13 – Toxic workplaces & HR complaints
• 11:47 – Gary Sinise’s Nashville veteran center
• 14:03 – Lunchbox: Berkeley panty thief
• 15:30 – Morgan: Viral plane window-toddler standoff
• 16:43 – Eddie: Jeep window flies off
• 19:09 – Bobby: Hand model and ‘aging hands’ discussion
• 21:30 – Nanobot dentistry, sunblock absorption
• 25:26 – Tuesday Reviews Day: “Pluberous,” Predator, British teen drama
• 29:54 – Morgan vs. a hacker: the digital battle
• 32:16 – Sun protection, vitamin D, dog sunning
• 34:01 – CMA Awards: shattered trophies & omens
• 39:04 – Producer: you don’t “own” CMA trophies; $700 replacements
• 47:06 – Listener voicemails: Weight loss, Amy’s license
• 54:27 – Morgan on BTK killer; Wichita memories
• 58:10 – Live TV vs. streaming philosophical debate
• 66:00 – Jenna’s insane Uber/psych ward story
• 61:02 – Podcast plugs & Bobby’s surgical call

Summary

This episode is vintage Bobby Bones Show: topical, irreverent, self-deprecating, and quick on its feet when bouncing from real personal struggles (health, hacking, breakups) to the zaniest tabloid news or office banter. Grounded by Amy’s sincerity, Lunchbox’s implacable mischief, and Bobby’s deadpan logic, the crew shows why their chemistry is worth the listen—whether you relate to hormone confusion or just enjoy hearing a roomful of smart people lose their minds for an hour.