The Bobby Bones Show — Episode Summary

Date: November 25, 2025
Episode: TUES PT 2: Raymundo In A Building Parking War And We Bring The Person In-Studio + Real Life Mrs. Doubtfire?! + Our Celebrity Crushes

Episode Overview

This episode of "The Bobby Bones Show" centers on day-to-day workplace drama, real-life oddities, and some fun, lighthearted revelations among the cast. The main storyline is an in-studio confrontation between Raymundo and fellow radio personality Ricky Sanchez over a disputed parking space, with the show’s cast weighing in on the debate. Other notable segments include a bizarre real-life “Mrs. Doubtfire” crime story, a discussion on unusual bar policies, and the team’s celebrity crushes. The episode maintains the show’s trademark playful banter, blending personal stories with audience-friendly humor and moments of genuine camaraderie.

Key Segments & Insights

1. Raymundo vs. Ricky: Parking Spot Showdown

[03:06 - 17:03 | 05:05 - 17:03]

• Background: Raymundo has been parking in a spot Ricky Sanchez feels is 'hers,' though it’s not officially reserved. She confronts him, leading to team debate and an in-studio showdown.
• Ray’s Side: Claims no spots are officially assigned outside of those labeled, so it’s fair game (“first come, first serve”).
• Ricky's Side: She’s used the spot daily since moving into the building, picked it specifically because her coupe’s long doors need space, and feels Ray is unnecessarily invading “her” territory.
• Debate: The crew weighs in:
  • Lunchbox: “You can sit anywhere, park anywhere. Tell her to kick rocks.” [03:45]
  • Eddie: Reminisces about morning show rivalries for favorite parking spots.
  • Amy & Morgan: Empathize with Ricky due to her long-standing use.
  • Consensus: Most side with Ricky, suggesting kindness since there are plenty of spots.
• Notable Quotes:
  • “If you’ve been parking there long enough, it’s like eminent domain...or a common law marriage.” – Bobby Bones [12:30]
  • “I'm saving everybody else. Like this isn't just for me, guys.” – Ricky Sanchez [16:59]
• Resolution: Ricky is awarded the “unofficial” spot, but offers Ray Fridays as a peace gesture. [26:24]

2. Real-Life Mrs. Doubtfire — Fraud & Mummified Mother

[07:23 - 09:14]

• Story: Amy shares news of an Italian man dressing as his deceased mother for years to collect her pension.
• Reaction:
  • Bobby jokes about needing to refrigerate the body to keep up the ruse.
  • Eddie is horrified: "This is not Mrs. Doubtfire. This is psycho." [08:06]
  • Conversation spirals into legal and ethical issues of “messing with a corpse.”
• Takeaway: The show mocks and marvels at the absurdity of the news, highlighting both the dark humor and the “you can’t make this stuff up” ethos of the show.

3. Workplace Life & Behind-the-Scenes Radio Talk with Ricky Sanchez

[17:31 - 24:44]

• Getting to Know Ricky: She shares her Jersey background, adjustment to Nashville, and differences in regional culture (like over-the-top Jersey weddings).
• Radio Insider: Bobby offers to help Ricky with video editing skills and software, sharing stories of industry resource gaps:
  • “If you don’t have...the resources, it’s very difficult. I’ll teach you to fish.” – Bobby Bones [23:51]
  • Ricky expresses gratitude and excitement at the opportunity to learn.
• Team Dynamics: Discussion of small staff vs. large team dynamics in radio and how it affects workplace relationships.

4. Random News and Banter

[27:26 - 34:50]

• Strange News:
  • Russian ‘Popeye’ facing arm amputations after injecting petroleum jelly (Lunchbox) [28:26]
  • North Carolina woman’s windshield shattered by cat dropped from a bald eagle (Eddie)
• Musings on Disability: Eddie reflects on seeing a basketball coach with severe disabilities, marveling at his positivity.
  • “He was just living life like a normal person.” – Eddie [29:41]
• Odd Bar Policy: Morgan describes a bar banning solo drinkers after 9pm; team debates legality and logic. [30:19]
  • Bobby: “I think I could beat that in court—because all my loved ones have died in an explosion..." [31:20]
• Rare “Buried Alive” Survival Story: Brief story about a woman in Thailand found alive before a cremation.

5. Tuesday “Reviews Day” — What The Crew’s Watching

[43:01 - 62:26]

• Catch-ups:
  • Lunchbox: Still making his way through “Ozark” (season 3!). [44:00]
  • Morgan: Reviews “Champagne Problems” (Netflix Christmas movie) and “Freaky or Friday,” rating both 4/5.
  • Jonas Brothers’ Christmas Movie: Morgan and Eddie discuss its cheesiness (“That’s what you expect!” – Eddie [60:43]).
• Debates about Spoilers: Amy is notably careful to avoid spoiling plots, which the team teases her about.
• Celebrity Encounters: Bobby recounts meeting Minka Kelly at an Austin City Limits taping.
• Barred from Solo Drinking: Team spins on legal and social implications of bars prohibiting solo drinkers.

6. Celebrity Crushes — The Confessionals

[45:58 - 49:45]

• Morgan: Minka Kelly (“my girl crush, so I really wanted to watch that [movie]” [45:59])
• Bobby: James Marsden (“...he’s funny, great actor, and looks 35 at 52!” [47:43])
• Eddie & Amy: Both choose Ryan Gosling.
• Group Discussion: The challenge of judging celebrity attractiveness—Bobby argues people in-real-life are far more striking than Instagram or TV suggests.
• Man-Crushes: Team discusses who their "boy crush" would be—Bobby also admires Val from “Dancing with the Stars” for his masculine skillset.

7. Listener Relationships & Red Flags

[56:07 - 57:57]

• Dating Red Flag: Amy relays a story about a friend whose date told his teenage kids about her after their second date.
  • “If you don’t like the guy, it’s a red flag. If you do, it’s sweet he’s sharing.” – Bobby Bones [57:03]
  • Discussion of how context and personal feelings color what’s considered a “flag” in dating.

8. Bobby’s Parenting Anticipation and Pet Talk

[39:51 - 41:11]

• New Dad Talk: Bobby recounts dinner with friends, where they discuss what kind of parent he’ll be, pointing out his devotion to his dogs as a preview.
• Pet Dynamics: The team shares how pets choose their “alpha” in the household, paralleling it to parenting styles.

9. UFOs, Aliens, and Sci-Fi Speculation

[61:36 - 64:51]

• Age of Disclosure: Bobby tries to convince the crew (especially Amy) to watch a documentary about UFOs, offering to pay her rental fee just for the conversation.
• Key Theory: Bobby proposes UFOs may be humanity from the future coming back to prevent nuclear war.
  • “My theory is it’s us from the future... Back to the Future style...” [63:24]

Notable Quotes and Moments

• On Workplace Quarrels:

  • "It's my unofficial, official parking spot. Everybody knows that, except Ray." – Ricky Sanchez [11:41]
  • "It’s like common law parking lot." – Bobby Bones [12:35]

• On Celebrity Crushes:

  • "If she walked in the room...you would be, like, ‘She is so freaking pretty.'" – Bobby Bones (about Kristen Bell) [50:24]

• On Resourcefulness:

  • "If you don’t have the resources, it’s very difficult to do it. I won’t give you fish; I’ll teach you to fish." – Bobby Bones [23:51]

• On UFO Speculation:

  • "My theory is it’s us from the future... and they know if we die, they're dead. Back to the Future style." – Bobby Bones [63:24]

Timestamps for Key Segments

• 03:06 — Ray/Ricky Parking War begins
• 07:23 — Real-life Mrs. Doubtfire story
• 10:07 — Ricky Sanchez enters the studio
• 17:31 — Getting to know Ricky, radio work talk
• 28:26 — Russian 'Popeye' medical story
• 30:19 — Bar bans solo drinkers
• 39:51 — Bobby talks about future parenting
• 43:01 — Start of Tuesday Reviews Day
• 45:58 — Celebrity crush roundtable
• 56:07 — Dating red flag segment
• 61:36 — Age of Disclosure/UFO theory

Episode Tone and Style

The episode is conversational, light-hearted, and brimming with the team's familiar teasing. Bobby and the cast balance personal anecdotes, pop culture critique, and good-humored debates, all while involving real-life workplace tension and guest appearances. The tone is relatable, casual, and often self-deprecating.

For New Listeners

This episode is a quintessential slice of The Bobby Bones Show: friendly ribbing, personal and odd news stories, relatable debates, and a glimpse into the quirks of radio life. The in-studio parking war segment is especially fun, exemplifying the show's mix of humor and human everyday life. If you like pop culture with a dose of office politics and entertainment, this episode is a perfect sampler.