The Bobby Bones Show – WEDS PT 1: Is Bobby Having A Dad-chelor Party? + Should We Be Worried About Our Jobs? + Amy Sat Next To A Guy Doing Inappropriate Things On His Phone + Bobby Feud: Favorite Christmas Songs!
Date: December 10, 2025
Host: Bobby Bones & The Bobby Bones Show Team (Amy, Eddie, Morgan, Lunchbox, Scuba Steve, et al.)
Network: Premiere Networks
Episode Overview
The team covers a wide array of relatable and lighthearted topics—workplace insecurities, odd social observations, parenting and adulthood milestones, unexpected thrift store finds, and a revealing round of Bobby Feud on favorite Christmas songs. Personal anecdotes and candid group discussions keep the tone warm, self-effacing, and quick-witted, hallmarks of Bobby Bones' unique morning show style.
Main Discussion Points & Insights
1. Should Amy (or the Team) Be Worried About Their Jobs?
Timestamps: 03:22–04:16
- Amy received a DM from a listener asking if she worries about her job, supposedly based on rumors at an affiliate station.
- Amy: “Should we be worried about our job?” (04:07)
- Bobby reassures her (and the group): “No, you should not.” (04:15)
- The group jokes about workplace paranoia, ultimately affirming their job security (for now).
2. Left-Handed People: Hidden Superpowers
Timestamps: 04:17–05:52
- Bobby, as a left-hander, lists so-called “lefty superpowers” (stronger recall, spatial skills, better reflexes).
- Lunchbox (listing): “Better at reading faces and emotions...map masters, better spatial awareness, helps them read maps easily...” (04:33)
- Lighthearted banter about who in the team or their families are left-handed; Bobby self-declares superhero status.
3. Facebook Birthday Gets Changed (Weird Social Media Mysteries)
Timestamps: 05:54–07:34
- Amy’s birthday got mysteriously changed on Facebook, resulting in misplaced birthday wishes.
- The team riffs on accidental digital mishaps and “friends” only remembering birthdays because of Facebook reminders.
4. UFOs—Are You Watching 'Age of Disclosure'?
Timestamps: 07:34–08:58
- Bobby reminds the crew to watch the UFO documentary ‘Age of Disclosure’.
- Bobby: “If you watch it...you’ll be blown away.” (08:34)
- Debate over how to interpret alleged UFO sightings; Amy promises to dedicate her attention to the documentary since Bobby paid her to buy it.
5. Do You Wash Your Hands Before Unloading the Dishwasher?
Timestamps: 09:10–10:58
- Amy references a social media trend: Should you wash your hands before unloading clean dishes?
- Amy: “I’ve never done it, nor have I ever thought about it, which makes me feel, like, gross.” (09:20)
- Bobby jokes about his own infrequent unloading habits and the team debates proper dishwasher loading methods.
6. Random Observations: Hangnails & Dance-Off Challenges
Timestamps: 10:58–12:13
- Bobby explains his bandaged finger (“just hangnail season”), humorously oversharing the stress that leads him to bite his nails.
- Ray’s wife relays a podcast challenge: Hilaria Baldwin vs. Bobby in a cha-cha dance-off. Bobby laughs it off, noting his injured foot and lack of current dance skills.
7. Thrift Find: Piggy Bank Stuffed with $2,000
Timestamps: 12:47–15:03
- Bobby shares a wild story: a woman buys a glass piggy bank from a thrift shop and discovers $2,000 cash hidden inside.
- Reaction: “If I’m donating that thing and there’s anything in it, I’m going to just break it...She found $2,000 in that thing.” (14:26)
- Group talks about the thrill (or risk) of donating unexamined household items.
8. Powerball: Not Impressed Unless It’s a Trillion
Timestamps: 15:03–15:34
- The team comments on jackpot fatigue.
- Bobby: “If it’s not $1 trillion, I’m not interested.” (15:36)
9. Organ Transplant and Rabies Tragedy
Timestamps: 15:47–18:14
- Bobby relates a somber news item: a man died from rabies contracted via a kidney transplant—an ultra-rare occurrence.
- The team briefly unpacks the science, expressing shock and sympathy for the recipient.
10. Listener Feedback: Age, Attraction & Double Standards
Timestamps: 18:14–21:41
- Susie calls in to take Lunchbox to task for comments about aging women’s bodies, specifically referencing Cher (about to marry a 39-year-old boyfriend at age 80).
- Susie: “Everybody gets old...you want to take care of your body...it bothers me that he was talking about her body that way.” (18:32)
- Amy, defending novelty of the relationship: “Honestly, his body’s better than Lunchbox’s. 100%. He is in such good shape.” (19:56)
- Group debates public reactions to older women dating younger men vs. older men dating younger women.
11. Mailbag: Is an Engagement Ring a Valid Christmas Present?
Timestamps: 26:27–28:49
- Listener’s friend plans to propose on Christmas and “count” the engagement ring as the Christmas gift.
- Bobby: “I’m all for this being a massive Christmas gift, but I think you have to get something still... little-ish to mid...” (27:20)
- Consensus: The ring can be a big gift, but there should be at least a small extra present.
12. Dad-Chelor Party: Should Bobby Celebrate “One Last Hurrah”?
Timestamps: 29:20–35:17
- Lunchbox proposes that since Bobby is having his first baby soon, he should have a “Dad-chelor” party.
- Morgan: “The new trend is the Dad-chelor party...it’s harder to get away once a kid is involved.” (29:31)
- The group shares how parenting expectations before and after a first child differ (especially diminished free time).
- Eddie: “I didn’t think it was gonna be as hard...a lot of work, wasn’t expecting that.” (31:57)
- Scuba Steve (reflectively): “...it weighs on me emotionally that I wasn’t as present as I should have been when they were younger.” (33:12)
- Bobby plays along but doubts he needs the party.
13. Tell Me Something Good: Smart Watch & Bed Save a Life
Timestamps: 35:38–36:34
- Bobby recounts a person whose smart watch and smart bed alerted him to a heart issue, getting him to the hospital in time.
14. Cher’s Engagement to Her 39-Year-Old Boyfriend
Timestamps: 37:06–40:14
- Discussion returns to Cher and Alexander Edwards’ engagement.
- Bobby: “We don’t care if it’s a dude...so I’m gonna say props to Cher.” (39:54)
- Team teases through double standards and public perceptions.
15. Bobby Feud: Favorite Christmas Songs
Timestamps: 45:00–51:18
- Showdown between Amy, Morgan, and Eddie to name the most popular Christmas songs.
- Songs like “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas,” “All I Want for Christmas Is You,” “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree,” “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,” and more feature.
- Memorable moment:
- Bobby (re: Brenda Lee): “She was at my house last year. She’s like 80 something. Still rocking.” (46:09)
- Amy wins the round.
16. Amy Sat Next To a Guy Watching Racy Instagram Feeds on a Flight
Timestamps: 51:23–56:04
- Amy recounts an uncomfortable flight: a 60-something man sitting beside her scrolled through an Instagram feed loaded with sexy, predominantly Asian women.
- Amy: "He went from normal old white guy to instant creep...do you know I can see your phone?" (51:56)
- Team debates—creepy, shameless, or just a generational divide? Morgan argues: “What is wrong with liking women?...he could think you’re creepy for therapists and yogis.” (52:42)
- The conversation evolves into a light comparison of everyone’s phone “For You” pages.
17. Community Advent Calendar
Timestamps: 56:12–57:41
- Amy shares a feel-good story from Santa Clara, Utah, where the whole town turns into a living Advent calendar leading up to Christmas.
- Amy: “Each night, a different home or business puts up a new display...it’s something for the town to do.” (57:13)
18. Bobby’s Scratch-Off Ticket Resolution: Still Losing
Timestamps: 59:17–61:42
- Bobby updates a listener on his year-long scratch-off lottery ticket resolution.
- Bobby: “I stopped keeping track of how much money I lost because it was taking the joy out of the scratch off tickets.” (60:16)
- Confesses to never hitting the $500+ win he originally aimed for, with an estimated total loss of around $5,000.
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
- On job security:
- Bobby Bones (to Amy): “No, you should not [be worried about your job].” (04:15)
- On double standards:
- Bobby Bones: “We don’t care if it’s a dude...so I’m gonna say props to Cher.” (39:54)
- On Dad-chelor parties:
- Morgan: “Once a kid is involved, it’s harder to get away. So the new trend is the Dad-chelor party.” (29:31)
- On social media creepiness:
- Amy: “He went from normal old white guy to instant creep. And I’m like, do you know I can see your phone?” (51:56)
- On scratch-off failure:
- Bobby: “I stopped keeping track of how much money I lost because it was taking the joy out of the scratch off tickets.” (60:16)
Key Segments & Timestamps
- Job worries: 03:22–04:16
- Lefty superpowers: 04:17–05:52
- Facebook birthday mix-up: 05:54–07:34
- UFO doc chat: 07:34–08:58
- Dishwasher hand-washing: 09:10–10:58
- Hangnail season: 10:58–11:44
- Piggy bank thrift windfall: 12:47–15:03
- Powerball jackpot fatigue: 15:03–15:34
- Organ/rabies story: 15:47–18:14
- Lunchbox “old people” comments & Susie’s call-in: 18:14–21:41
- Mailbag (engagement ring as a gift): 26:27–28:49
- Dad-chelor debate: 29:20–35:17
- Tech saves a life: 35:38–36:34
- Cher/age-gap marriage double standard: 37:06–40:14
- Bobby Feud: Christmas songs: 45:00–51:18
- Amy’s awkward flight experience: 51:23–56:04
- Santa Clara Advent Calendar: 56:12–57:41
- Bobby’s scratch-off saga: 59:17–61:42
Overall Vibe & Takeaways
- Relatable Real-Life: From workplace anxiety to weird neighbors on a flight, the show mines daily life for comedy and connection.
- Honest & Playful: The group openly pokes fun at each other (and themselves), but always with warmth.
- Reflective Moments: Conversations about parenthood, aging, and loss add deeper notes amid the fun.
- Interactive: Listener questions and call-ins enrich topics and diversify views.
In short: A high-energy blend of group confession, relatable comedy, topical banter, and quirky listener interaction—plus one of the silliest Christmas song games you’ll hear all season.