Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show
Episode Title: WEDS: Why Bobby Hasn't Been Posting Stanley + Does Amy Have A Disease? + Morgan Thinks Her BF Is 'The One' + One Artist We'd Listen To For 72 Hours
Release Date: August 13, 2025
Host: Bobby Bones, Premiere Networks
1. Introduction to the Wednesday Show
[02:37]
Bobby Bones kicks off the Wednesday morning studio segment with a warm welcome to listeners, setting the stage for an engaging and interactive episode.
2. Country Music Lyrics Game
[02:54] – [13:17]
The hosts dive into a spirited country music lyrics quiz, challenging each other with questions about popular songs. Notable moments include:
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Bobby's Enthusiasm:
"I love this song." [03:27] -
Challenging Questions:
The hosts grapple with remembering specific lyrics, such as describing how a character sits on a bed in "Hotel Key" by Old Dominion. -
Bobby's Passion for Music:
"She was sitting on the bed with a half drunk smile, talking about Austin and how she'd get back there someday." [04:15] -
Competitive Spirit:
Tension rises as they vie for correct answers, showcasing their deep knowledge and love for country music.
3. Listener Questions and Personal Stories
[13:17] – [20:58]
a. Parenting and Trends
[14:03] – [16:17]
A listener named Dani Shapiro shares concerns about her 12-year-old daughter's desire for trendy items like Lululemon Nikes and an expensive backpack. The hosts discuss the delicate balance between parental budgeting and supporting children's desires.
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Bobby's Advice:
"Navigating that stuff is really difficult as parents, you know, whether you can or can't afford." [15:22] -
Practical Solutions:
Suggestions include meeting halfway by selecting a few items or explaining the importance of budgeting to children.
b. Pet Health Update
[16:17] – [18:25]
Bobby recounts a story about his cat, Maggie, who was exhibiting unusual behavior. Upon inspection, he discovered a ruptured anal gland, illustrating how pets can communicate their health issues.
- Bobby's Realization:
"I'm just glad to hear that the cat is on the way to health." [17:57]
c. Passport Issues
[18:25] – [19:37]
Amy shares her frustration with passport delays due to the need for a valid birth certificate. The hosts provide humorous yet practical advice on handling such bureaucratic hurdles.
- Amy's Dilemma:
"I gotta call my mom, who's in Texas, and make her go to a state building and get my birth certificate because she says she doesn't have it." [18:47]
4. Morgan's Relationship Concerns
[20:12] – [35:55]
A significant portion of the episode centers around Morgan expressing that she believes her boyfriend is "the one." This revelation sparks a lively debate among the hosts:
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Morgan's Declaration:
"There's so much security in this current relationship that I've never felt before, and I hope that this is the one." [28:39] -
Lunchbox's Concerns:
"Morgan, you just got to be more careful. Like, you are like, you've been broken so many times by dudes." [31:52] -
Amy's Perspective:
"I feel like you've said stuff like this a lot, and I understand where Lunchbox is coming from. Just pump the brakes a little bit with a public announcement." [33:03] -
Bobby's Support:
"I mean, sometimes it doesn't." [35:08] -
Morgan's Response:
"I speak from my heart every time I talk to you guys about things, and that's just how I feel in that moment." [35:31]
The discussion highlights the challenges of balancing public expressions of personal relationships with genuine feelings and the potential repercussions of declaring commitment too early.
5. Good News Segment
[26:25] – [28:16]
a. Heights Pizza's Generosity
[26:25] – [27:45]
Lunchbox shares an uplifting story about Chris Kolstad, owner of Heights Pizza in Columbia Heights, Minnesota. After noticing people scavenging for discarded pizza from his dumpster, he innovatively offered free pizza through a note on the dumpster. This gesture went viral, garnering $11,000 on Venmo, allowing him to feed people for the next three months and donate to local food banks.
- Lunchbox's Enthusiasm:
"And so I would have no shame and just take my kids in, be like, you guys want a cheese pizza?" [27:25]
b. Service Dog Saves a Life
[50:05] – [51:31]
Jake shares a heartwarming story about Hank, a 54-year-old military veteran from Fort Lupton, Colorado, whose service dog, Tommy, detected a dangerously high heart rate, prompting Hank to seek medical help in time to prevent a stroke.
- Jake's Reflection:
"This is just a story about how important these dogs are." [50:09]
6. Morning Corny and Listener Stories
[52:07] – [55:07]
a. Morning Corny
[52:07] – [53:05]
Bobby delivers a light-hearted joke to start the segment:
- Joke:
"What do you call a banana constantly telling jokes?"
"A punana." [52:12]
b. Listener Car Accident Update
[55:00] – [55:50]
A listener provides an update on a previous voicemail where he reported being in a car crash while calling in. He confirms he survived with minor injuries, attributing the accident to distraction caused by the phone call.
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Listener's Account:
"I got into a car crash while I was on the phone with you guys. I was distracted, and I looked up and there was a car, and I rear-ended them." [56:00] -
Hosts' Response:
Expressions of concern and humor about distracted driving ensue.
7. Music Segment: One Artist for 72 Hours
[55:07] – [62:38]
Each host chooses a single artist they would listen to exclusively for a 72-hour road trip:
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Bobby Bones:
"Taylor Swift because we've got multiple genres with her. We have different eras." [55:56] -
Morgan:
"Keith Urban. He has 12 albums, and I could jam to that forever." [56:18] -
Amy:
"The Eagles because they have different sounds with multiple singers, making it enjoyable all day." [57:35] -
Lunchbox:
"Bruno Mars for his upbeat and varied sounds." [61:02] -
Raymundo:
"Morgan Wallen. His music relates to my life experiences and helps me find myself." [62:40] -
Jake Hofer:
Picks Tom Petty for his extensive catalog and timeless hits.
"Tom Petty. Decades of awesome music with so many hits." [58:43]
Notable Quotes:
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Amy on The Eagles:
"Even though it's the same band, every singer has its unique style." [57:35] -
Morgan on Keith Urban:
"I was like going back through his whole compilation recently, and he's got a bunch of songs that I totally forgot about." [56:18] -
Ray on Morgan Wallen:
"His music relates with me. He talks about the exes, and like, man, screw the exes." [63:15]
8. Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts
[62:38] – [67:17]
Bobby wraps up the main segments with acknowledgments and previews of upcoming content. The hosts express their support for Morgan's relationship while maintaining a playful and concerned tone about external pressures and public perceptions.
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Bobby's Supportive Note:
"I'm happy for Morgan. She's saying this feels different." [33:27] -
Amy's Concerns:
"I just feel like you've said stuff like this a lot, and I understand where Lunchbox is coming from. Just pump the brakes a little bit with a public announcement." [33:03] -
Final Encouragement:
"We're rooting for you." [35:46]
9. Advertisements and Promotions
Throughout the episode, various advertisements and promotions are seamlessly integrated, including mentions of:
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Ice Cube's Big Three:
Promotional segments about a compelling three-on-three basketball league, scheduled for Saturday at 4 PM Eastern on CBS.
"With playoff elimination on the line, the most physical, fiercest, and competitive basketball in the world." [00:00 & [22:22] -
Back 40:
Jake Hofer promotes the "Back 40" series, focusing on whitetail hunting and land management.
"Each episode I'll be asking eight whitetail hunting pros a focused, thought-provoking question about hunting and land management." [00:34] -
Therapy for Black Girls:
Dr. Joy Harden Bradford advertises her podcast sessions addressing flight anxiety and the connection between hair and identity.
"In session 418 of the Therapy for Black Girls podcast, Dr. Angela Neal Barnett and I discuss flight anxiety." [01:04 & [25:18] -
WashablesOfAs.com:
Multiple promotions for machine-washable sofas, highlighting durability and pet-friendliness.
"Find a sofa that can keep up@washablesofas.com starting at just $699." [21:10 & [45:06]
10. Final Wrap-Up
[67:17] – End
The episode concludes with repetitive promotional segments and a final wrap-up of the day’s discussions. Bobby tones down the conversation with humor and camaraderie, leaving listeners anticipating the next episode.
Key Takeaways:
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Personal Relationships:
The episode delves deep into Morgan's romantic life, highlighting the complexities of public vs. private declarations of love. -
Community and Kindness:
Heartwarming stories about individuals and businesses making positive impacts in their communities underscore the show's commitment to spreading good news. -
Music Appreciation:
A dedicated segment where hosts share their favorite artists for extended listening reveals the diverse musical tastes and offers relatable content for music enthusiasts. -
Listener Engagement:
Active interaction with listener stories and questions fosters a strong connection between the hosts and their audience.
Notable Quotes:
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"Navigating that stuff is really difficult as parents, you know, whether you can or can't afford." — Bobby Bones, [15:22]
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"We just try to explain we don't have to be a part of every trend." — Bobby Bones, [14:29]
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"We hope he's the one. You have a boyfriend in real life and a shoe boyfriend." — Jake Hofer, [36:49]
Conclusion:
This episode of The Bobby Bones Show masterfully blends lighthearted games, heartfelt discussions, community-focused stories, and engaging music segments. The interplay among hosts Bobby Bones, Jake Hofer, Amy, Morgan, Raymundo, and Lunchbox creates a dynamic and relatable listening experience, catering to a wide array of interests while maintaining a consistent theme of community, relationships, and personal growth.
For those who missed the episode, "The Bobby Bones Show" offers a vibrant mix of entertainment, insightful conversations, and uplifting stories, making it a must-listen for country music fans and anyone seeking a positive start to their day.
