The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 2: Raymundo Ran Into Celebs At Kane Brown's Bar Opening + Trace Adkins On Injury From Falling Off 12ft Scaffolding + Lunchbox Got Body Parts In The Mail!

Episode Date: May 22, 2026

Raymundo talked about the celebrities he ran into at Kane Brown's bar opening last night. Trace tells us about the worst injury of his life he suffered after falling 12 feet from scaffolding. He doesn't spare us all the gruesome details. He also reflects on his 30th anniversary of his debut album and his biggest hits that surprisingly weren't no. 1 songs. He also gives Bobby his best advice on being a girl dad because he has 5 daughters.  Lunchbox says listeners need to stop sending him body parts in the mail.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ramundo went to Kane Brown's bar opening last night. I saw some pictures. I guess I saw videos. So you ran into Kane. Yep. Ran into Patrick Mahomes? Three feet away.

Wow, he was there? Yeah, Jason Aldine? Two feet away. So, but, you still ran into these people. That's pretty cool. Kane was the one I gave Daps to, but yeah, everybody else was, you know, within arms reach. How? It was, I mean, the list goes on and on. I mean, it was Daniel Bradbury, Ray Lynn, you got Summer Party, got Brittany Mahomes, Brittany Party, or Brittany, Aldine.

You got Breeland, Mitchell Tim, Penny. I mean, it was a who's who. What time did you get there? I was there probably, fashionably late, like 745. When did it start? Seven? Yeah, but it was, it's one of those because it was VIP. I mean, all the VIPs ain't showing up at seven. What time did the VIP show up? 7.45 with you? I'd say it started getting kicking around nine.

And then I saw videos going one, two a.m. I saw a picture that Ray had posted and it was like, can you find me in the crowd? And it's Ray standing all by himself kind of in the corner. Yeah, that's one of those. You don't have your wife with you for the first time. And I'm like, well, you don't hit on chicks. I guess you just be social after one drink.

Awesome. Let's do this. Are you glad you went? Oh, yeah, dude. I mean, it was VIP. Like, you don't get into that. There was people on the street that were just waiting for the celebs to go in, and then security would come out and push everybody to the side.

And then you didn't just get into this thing. And there were 50 people out there that looking at us wondering, how did you get into this? And I can't. There was a big stage. Did anybody perform on that outside? See, so that was the night before. That was some Super Bowl thing.

So that was already taken down. There was no stage anymore. Oh, that was for the announcement that Nashville was getting the Super Bowl. Yeah, I was kind of thinking that it was for, I was like, oh my gosh, Al Dean, he's buddies with Kane, he's going to perform, Kane's going to perform. You never know who could come out. Taylor Swift, they're all friends, but stage was gone. It was nowhere to be seen. How long did you stay? I was there, I'd say two hours, and then I just had to tap out just with the morning show.

Did you go back to the studio and sleep where you are now? Yeah, walked back in the rain. I don't have the Uber app because I always had. have my wife with me. So I was like, great. I guess this is where it comes in where my wife then clicks on Uber. So I won't do that. So I walked in the rain, came back wet, use the couches as like a clothes line and then slept on the couch. Why do you guys download Uber? That's not a close walk. It's doable. I did it in 10. But with reception down there, I mean, on any given night. Reception, it's like Broadway. There's no problem with reception. So you use the couch as a

clothes line so you laid your wet clothes out. What did you sleep in? I was sleeping naked. No, you weren't. You weren't in the building sleeping naked. But shirtless? No, no. I brought other clothes. Oh, okay, good. He brought pajamas. I pack a backpack all the time, yeah. I always have a workout shirt.

You like the bar? I love it. It's, I mean, I'd say right now top three. It's got, you got probably, I got to put Garst on top three canes and then maybe throw another one in there. But yeah, it's, it's legit. With the rooftop, I would say that's going to be the most popular spot of it is because they got palm trees up there DJ saxophone the previous bar there didn't have

Why are the word saxophone Come into that? Is there a permanent? I figure a guy's playing up there, saxophone. Yeah, I mean, anytime you can include a DJ and a saxophone, it's awesome. Just the vibes that it creates. Was that just the VIP night or they're going to have a regular sax player?

See, so I think that it's going to be regular because he was downstairs playing too and then made his way up top. So yeah, I believe he's going to be a mainstay. He just walks around with the sacks. That's kind of cool. Okay. Pretty much.

Well, I hope you had fun. Oh, it was awesome. I wish I could have stayed all night. I wish I could have chilled with all those celebs, but they get to sleep in today. I don't. Good point. Ray, what was the entrance situation?

Like, when you, were their cars, red carpet, like when celebs walked in? And then how did you walk in? Well, they had a bus. There was a blacked out bus for all the super celebs that they were chilling in there, and they did probably a little pre-party. And then photographers, tons of fans. And I just got within five feet of the door.

And some girl grabbed me and said, he's good. I don't even know who she was. I didn't even say my name. And then they hustled me through into the front door. Any chance they thought you were Paul Rudd? No, I believe that somebody had tipped him off, said Bobby Boneshow people, yeah. Ruffalo. Mark Ruffalo.

Yeah, that's a good one. There's something else. Kyle Bush died yesterday. Do you know how it is? He's a NASCAR driver. Yeah. I know him from y'all talking about him, but I saw Morgan Massengill repost that she was devastated,

and I saw he was only 41. You know, she's big in a NASCAR. I messaged my friend who works in NASCAR. I know very little about NASCAR, but I said, Hey, what's the word on why Kyle Bush died? Just kind of unofficially. And this is what they said. Again, they work in the company.

we really honestly don't know for sure he had something going on last weekend or sorry the weekend before last like a sinus infection where he wanted his doctor on standby to give him a shot at the end of the race but then he won the truck race this past weekend it's a total shock to everyone yeah i saw earlier in the day like maybe noon that he was hospitalized for severe illness Yeah, I saw that too, but that's why I asked, like, what happened? Because severe illness could mean anything. Anything, and that was just a hospital visit. And that was like around noon, and then at 2 o'clock, it's like he's dead.

This is from ABC News. Right at that clip. Legendary NASCAR driver Kyle Bush has died. He had been hospitalized. And what his family said was a severe illness, the two-time Cup series champion, won dozens of races during his NASCAR career. There was no cause of death given. Kyle Bush was just 41 years old.

I would imagine it had something to do with that sinus infection. Yeah. If I'm recklessly speculating because that was a big part of what was going on with him. And that was like earlier this month. I think I was like May 10th possibly where he called for the doctor. But then he, like you said, he won a race last weekend. I did a show with him once, but I was all on Zoom. And I just remember when he sat down,

because we're doing a game show against each other, he had a massive house. And I was like, what do you do, man? And I didn't know who he was. And he was like, sell cars. I was like, oh, cool, cool, cool. So I just thought he was just... You were just joking?

Yeah. Yeah. Well, I didn't know if he sold cars also. I also think he thought I was joking. Oh, okay. Yeah. That I didn't, I don't know NASCAR. I could name a couple of them without their helmets on. I know a bunch of their names.

I know his name. Yeah. But there's only a couple I can name without their helmet. And he wasn't one I can name without his helmet. And so when he's down, I was like, I was just trying to be nice and like tall. He was funny. His wife was there. We ended up beating him in the game show.

And he drove the M&M car. Yeah. I've seen pictures. Yeah. It's so sad. And now it's going viral where his wife was doing some sort of tarot card thing or like talking to her dead grandmother. And maybe it wasn't tarot cards.

Maybe it was just some psychic. It's a TikTok and this all goes viral again. And the psychic was telling Kyle Busch's wife, hey, coming up, you're going to have to be brave. And now everyone's going, look, that psychic nailed it. Well, have you seen the clips of him after he won this past weekend? He's just there like, well, what does this win mean to you? He's like, well, they're all really awesome, you know? But like you never know when this is all going to end.

So that's going viral. And it's just bizarre that he said that in a post interview last weekend. I saw Dell Jr. tweet yesterday. I guess they had spent a lot of their career fighting with each other, like not liking each other. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And he said, you know, recently we had started getting along. And one of them went on the other's bus.

And, you know, we had a lot of plans to work together. And, you know, it's that I'm happy that we could at least have put all of that fighting behind us, you know, before this tragedy happens, that type of thing. Wow. But, yeah, I just thought there was more to the story that I didn't know, but apparently there's nothing. That nobody knows right now. I thought my friend would have like the inside information.

Yeah. That isn't being released to the public. And, uh, bizarre. Yeah, because what's like, I would just think it'd be like a car wreck or something. When I first saw it, I thought that's what it was. Right. You see young 41 year old race car driver. Yeah, car really.

I don't know. What'd you do yesterday? I mean, it was pouring rain all day, so I felt like I was stuck inside. I was final day of school for the kids, so worked on a lot of stuff for them for the summer. Both of them. I have someone going into high school and then a person like figuring out what they're going to do with the rest of their life, my daughter. So I helped her with some stuff. We're trying to figure out her summer plans.

And that's pretty much it. No big deal. Just the rest of your life is tough. Just rest of your life. Oh, no. We're taking it chunk by chunk. We worked on the summer component yesterday and her summer plan, which I think we've got it nailed down and it feels pretty good. Like she's working on a job and some community college classes.

She's not doing like the typical college route because she may do some community college and then she might just do trade school. She wants to be an esthetician. so we're feeling that out, but we want her to take some of her basic classes before we jump into trade school. Just stay consistent, stay committed, and then we'll see. But that's pretty much what we worked on yesterday,

which was a little scary. The rest of your life, yeah, that's a scary thing. No, no, not just scary as a mom, because also part of the plan we went over yesterday is like in August, she's going to be looking for her own apartment. That's crazy. Yeah, so that part, I was like having to swallow.

I'm like, well, you can stay home for a little bit longer if you want, you know? And then her dad's like, no, she needs to get an apartment in August. And I was like, okay. Because that's what kids do. They leave. They go to college. Like, just because she's staying doesn't mean just to stay at home. I don't know what side to be on here because I just want to be on your side right now.

I'm not really sure what side of your question is for. I don't know that there's a side. I mean, I think she's excited. Oh, something that we did reveal to her yesterday, which she is pumped about. there's a night coming up where her dad's going to be gone and she'll have her brother. And I just figured they would come to my house that night. Well, then Ben and I talked about it and we were like, let's give her the opportunity to like stay there with Stevenson.

So we shared that with her yesterday because she didn't know yet. Because again, it was a meeting about her summer schedule. And we were like, hey, we've got some nights coming up. You're just going to be at dad's house with Stevenson. Like, you're in charge. and she was like, cool, I can do that. So that's going to be a big moment for us. Kind of made me think of Eddie.

He doesn't let his kid do that. He'd be like, hard no. He'd be like, no way. Turn the cameras on. No, you wouldn't even let that happen. Yeah. Even with cameras. Yeah, what'd you do yesterday?

Any planning for big baby Billy? Rest for her life? Her summer plans. Mostly it's like planning for a bath at 8.30. It's very much that kind of day. At Amy Grant, we did a bobbycast yesterday evening. that'll be on in a couple weeks. But mostly it was the show

and then I don't know what I did midday. Then went over and did Amy Grant. It's just mostly whenever I have a gap, I just try to take the baby and give Caitlin a break. I think that's what I did. That's why I don't remember it because it's just like, come home, what can I help with?

Got it. If I can help with something I do, if I can help with the baby with a nap, I do, went back over to the other studio, did the Amy Grant interview, came back, help with the baby. baby, gave my wife a break, and then it was bath time for the baby, and then it was bedtime for Bobby. That's pretty much it. All the days are, the days are all blurs, except for work.

Yeah. Like that's all organized, and I still have that, but the rest of it, all blur. I like when it was bath time, though. It means time for the baby go to bed. It's the end of the day. Same for me. I don't do about a shower time at night is my... Man. Wying down. Yeah. Trace Atkins coming up in a second. Let's go!

On the Bobby Bones show now. Trace Adkins. Trace, it's really good to see you again. Good to see you. Always a pleasure. I would like to start by saying something I said before you came in. I feel like my favorite song of yours, and we're celebrating that first album came out in 96, is Every Loud in the House of All.

That's my favorite. Is that your favorite? One of them. I never get tired of singing that song. Every night I get to that one in the set list. I always, I have a real appreciation for that. That's the one that put me on the map, you know. So that one really started at all.

Was that the first single? No. Girl in Texas was the first single, but every light in the house is on was the top five, so it was a legit hit. I think Girl in Texas got the 17 or 18 or something like that. Wait, it wasn't number one? It's funny how massive songs sometimes weren't number one songs.

It's crazy. Because that song, to me, when I think of you, there's two. It's that one. And then, you know the other one. You know, somebody told me really early on in my career, I think it was Bill Catino at Capitol Records. He said, look, man, when you have a song that gets into top five, some even top 10, but top five especially,

the public out there are the ones that don't look at the charts and stuff, they don't know the difference between a number five and a number one because chances are in the market where they live, that song was played in heavy rotation. So it got played just as much as the number one record did. And then

there were a few markets where you didn't get that kind of push, and that's the only reason your song didn't go to number one. But for the majority of the country, it was the same as a number one record. Then you go to Des Moines and you sing it like, we never heard that song. Yeah. We don't know there's some, yeah. I had

some songs like that, you know, where they would come out and they would be big hits in certain markets and then other stations just refused to play it and you'd do a show there and, and nobody knew that song, you know, but that was a different time. The other one from that record that I'd think about a lot where I remember where I was in life, there ain't no thinking thing. That was a good one. You like that one? I like that one.

Yeah, we do it a little differently now. Why? A little different groove to it. Got bored playing it so much? No, we just, we just. It just kind of morphed into this thing where it's got a little bit, a little bit more of an R&B groove to it now than it did on the record. And I just like it better that way. It wasn't on the first record, but the song that probably a lot of people think of you for is Bidonga-Donka-Donk-Donk.

What do you think about that song? I love that song. Okay. I mean, I don't want that chiseled on my tomb song. You know, that's the reason I haven't retired yet is because I keep hoping I'll do something to talk but don'tcadong. So that's not the only thing I'm remembered for, you know, because, I mean, come on. It's not the most high-browed tune that's ever come out, you know. So anyway, but I just, I mean, when I heard that song, it made me laugh out loud.

And, you know, I got the demo of it. And, you know, Randy Hauser and Dallas Davidson and Jamie Johnson wrote that. And just the story of it. they were all down at the Wild Horse one night drunk up on the balcony, watching them do a line dancing lesson. And somebody said, oh, look at the badonka donk. And one of them said honky tonk, don't bdunk of donk. And then the next day after they sobered up, they wrote it.

And then Jamie sang the demo. So the demo that I got of the song was country-ass Jamie Johnson singing that song. And it was the funniest thing I'd ever heard. It made me laugh. And I told Scott Henders, I said, we got to cut this. You know, we got to cut this. Ended up, I did it with Dan Huff, but I heard it first in Scott Hendricks' office. Did you think that would be a single, or did you cut up thinking it would just be fun for the album?

I thought it could be a single, but I didn't know if they were going to have, you know, the guts to do it, you know, because it could. That's one of those you just didn't know. I mean, I've pulled the trigger on a couple of them in my career that the label was going, this is not going to work. I'm like, yeah, it is, and it didn't, you know. Oh, and it still didn't. Yeah. I was totally wrong, like brown chicken, brown cow. I thought, oh, my God, everybody's going to love that.

No, they didn't. Why do you think brown chicken, brown cow didn't hit? Because I pretty catch a song. There were about 60% of the panel. They told me, they said, we think about 60% of the panel to play this song, and about 40% aren't going to touch it, just because it's nasty. And I was like, okay, I can deal with that. I can, I can, I'll take 60%.

That'll be, you know, that'll be good enough. But it was the opposite. There was about 40% that would play it and about 60% that wouldn't touch it. So, yeah, yeah, we pulled that one. Whenever you're playing live shows, will you do the song that you did with Blake, Hillbilly Bone? I do just a little snippet.

I do kind of a medley thing of some songs we've had on the radio over the years and I tag it with that. and I just say at the end of it, I just put that on there just to piss Blake off because I think it sounds a lot better without him on it. Yeah, I feel yeah. You and Blake still talk?

You guys still close? You and Blake? Oh, yeah, yeah. You guys hunt all together? No, we don't. I don't hunt much anymore. You just don't like being in the woods? No, I'm too lazy to clean stuff.

I made enough money I can afford grocery. now. I don't, you know, I mean, I grew up, you, you ate what you killed and you hunted, you know, to put meat in the freezer. I don't do that anymore. It's a bit why I don't hunt at all anymore either. I grew up hunting in Arkansas my whole life and we ate it all. And then I kind of just started to feel bad about killing, honestly, about killing animals when I didn't need the meat anymore. And I like to look, I mean, I keep them fed, you know, out on my place. I've got feeders out there's just, you know, deer and turkey. I like looking at them. You have cameras out there? Yeah. All over?

Not all over. I keep them close to the feeders. You ever see people? No. Oh, there shouldn't be... Oh, no. No, I don't. I'll never see people.

Like sneaking around? No. Last time I saw you, you were on a cane, we had talked... We were both playing the opera, and I was doing some jokes. You were after me, and we were talking for a minute, and you'd said that you'd hurt yourself. Did you ever say how you hurt yourself? I fell off a scaffold, but I was about 12 feet high. Like roofing?

Were the roofing? No, I was, I wasn't, I was, they were working on something on the house and I climbed up on the scaffold and I was just watching, I wasn't even doing anything. I was watching these guys work, you know, and watching what they were doing. And then I lost my balance and fell off the scaffold. Do you remember it? No, I don't remember really the fall. I remember waking up and some dude was cradling my head in his lap and I was like, well, this is bad. You know, anytime you wake up and your head's in another guy's lap,

especially when you didn't sign up for it. Yeah. This is not how this was supposed to, this day. This wasn't on the bingo card. So then what happens the rest of that day? They call an ambulance. Oh, yeah. And so they get you to the hospital?

They took me to Williamson Medical at first, and they just took a look at it and went, whoa, you need to go to Vanderbilt because there were bones sticking out of my pants. You know what I mean? Did you see the bones? Yeah. And did that freak you out? Well, it didn't freak me out, but I just passed out.

That's the only time I think I've ever done that looking at an injury. I've had a lot of injuries over the years. But that one, it's like when you look down and you see that, I just went back out. How long were you in the hospital? Man, I must have been in there a couple of weeks or something. Wow. Yeah, I mean, they didn't know. They thought they might have to cut it off.

And when he told me that- They told you they may have to cut it off? Like amputate? And I asked him to. Because when he told me what the recovery was going to be like and how long it was going to take and that, you know, the damage to the nerves and all that kind of stuff, he said, you know, you're going to have trouble picking your foot up and blah, blah, blah,

and all this. And I was just cut it off, man. How long will the recovery be if you cut it off? Because it was going to be below the knee, so it's not like up here, you know. So anyway. And this knee's fake anyway. I mean, I had a total knee replacement years ago. But my wife wouldn't let him do it.

You just said, well, recovery's not going to be as hard if you cut it off. Chop it. And all the work that I've done with vets over the years, I've seen the advances that they've had in, you know, orthopedics. And it's like, you know, they got some good stuff, you know. So, yeah, I thought if the recovery would be sure. shorter just cut it off. That's wild.

No, not for you because you're strong and big and cool. No. I just had my first daughter. You have five daughters? Yeah. That's a lot of daughters in row. Yeah. Did you know it was daughter every time?

Yeah. Leading into it, so it was never, let's see what this one is. Daughter. What have you learned about being a dad of daughters? You have how many daughters? We just had my first kid. She's a girl. Then I'm five.

times more confused about girls than you are. That's where I'm at. I don't know. Each one, you get a little more confused. Yeah. I'm not any more of an authority on girls than anybody else is. So you have no advice for me on having a daughter? Be patient. You can't discipline them like you do boys. I don't think you can. You're not supposed to. Well, yeah, I really thought I was going to come out with real daughter knowledge here Trace. How's everything else going? I know you're doing these shows. Yeah.

Are you doing more of the anniversary album, just generally speaking, than you wouldn't in a normal shows because it is like 30 years? Just really girl in Texas. We didn't always do that song, you know. Because like I said, it was my very first single and it wasn't a massive hit.

It was respectable, but not a big hit. So we haven't always done that song, but this year. You know, I put it back in the set just to set it up and say this, you know, June 20-something is the 30th anniversary of this song coming out on the radio, 1996. Does that feel like forever ago or yesterday? Some respects, it's a strange thing. In some ways it was yesterday. in other ways it was a lifetime, you know.

Were you, was your desire to be a massive solo artist ever? When you moved to Nashville? Well, I didn't want to be in a band, if that's what you're talking about. I don't know. Or just a songwriter. I did the band thing for about four years, you know, playing clubs and stuff. And it just always ended not good. Group dynamics?

Yeah. I mean, eventually you all end up in a big fight and everybody goes their separate way. That's been my experience with bands, and bands are hard, man. Fans are hard. When you decided you wanted to be a solo artist, where there are folks that were like, hey, your voice really isn't that of a solo artist. I heard that.

I thought that, you know, I thought, because when I first started out, I was a bass singer and a gospel quartet, and I did that for a few years. And I thought that was my thing. I was going to be a bass singer, you know. And then I have this very vivid memory of seeing the grand old opera while it was still, on television one night and Ed Bruce was on Grand Ole Opry and he had that deep, rich,

bass voice and I went, hey, he's pretty old. Somebody's going to have to step in when he's done, right? So I thought that, I thought I'd give it a shot. You ever watch a movie and it makes you cry? Yeah, sometimes. Like what? What kind of movie? It's hard to remember. I mean, there's been a few times. Yeah. I'm really curious. I'm gonna let you sit on this. I have a feeling or two. Well, the yearling, the yearling. I don't know what I've never seen the yearling. You never seen the yearling? No, I don't know what the yearling is. I know what a yearling is as far as the yearling grows. Oh yeah, when they shot the dog, that made me cry. You're kidding me? That's terrible. That's terrible. Any animal dying in a movie. I don't know the humans die of animals. Kids usually too. Like if

it's something bad happens to a kid, you know, that all that's that affects me, man. I That's rough. I've never seen the yearling. Has anybody seen the yearling? Does anyone... Nope. Can you tell us what the yearling is about? It's about this kid that takes in this fawn.

And then he grows up and just becomes a nuisance and eats their... And it's set way back in the middle 1800s or something like that. And he loves this deer and it eventually does what dears do. It eats their garden up and all that kind of stuff. And so, yeah, he loves this deer. has to kill it. Did you ever see Marley and me? I think maybe.

Dog? I can't remember it, but probably. Dog died? I know the movie. Did you cry? I don't remember watching that one. I was trying to really trigger that memory. I was just going to keep feeding you questions until you nailed that.

So, no. I wonder what a... I don't get to watch many of those movies. You know, with dogs and animals and stuff like that because my wife just won't watch them. Because they make her so sad? Oh, yeah, she won't watch it. Yeah, I don't like animals in movies for the most part

because I get more nervous about the animal, even if they don't die. Or if I'm watching like an apocalypse show and they have a dog with them, they found the whole time I'm not worried about the people, I'm just worried about the dog dying. You have dogs? Yeah.

How many? Well, I only got one now. I had two Doberman's brothers, but they died just a few months apart a couple years ago, and I haven't replaced them yet. How long they live until? My wife's got a little 12-pounder, you know. Like a little tootel.

How long they live? Nine years. What's that a lot? What's a lifespan for a Doberman? About nine years. It is. We have a bulldog and their lifespans are not long. No.

But I would expect a Doberman to live longer than a bulldog. Well, they were pretty big. They were about 100 pounds. I don't know. Bigger dogs just don't live as long. You have a lot. Little ones live too long. Oh, yeah.

It's like little people. They live long too. Oh, that's sensitive. You're big. Yeah. Yeah, well, because it's cardiovascularly. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Pumping more, I'm talking about in the dogs, not, you.

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Still what? I can still sing all those songs in the same keys that I recorded them in. And it's like, man, just, you know, knock on wood. I mean, so far, it just, it's as good as it's ever been. And so, you know, I guess as long as that is the case, then I'll keep doing this. But it's like any other thing, you know, and like as an old jock, I mean, after I'd had a couple of knee surgeries and whatever, it was, if you could, if I couldn't play at 100, percent, I wasn't going to do it. I mean, why I do that?

I didn't want to do that. And this is kind of the same thing. I mean, when I can't go out on stage and satisfy myself and perform up to my expectations, when I can't do that anymore, I'm done. You got enough money to be good? Oh, yeah. That's awesome. Just say, oh, not even yeah, but oh, yeah.

Yeah. And he laughed. And then he laughed. Yeah. Yeah. Man, this career's been great for me. You know, it's like you. I mean, you've taken whatever it is you have and just made it a very profitable enterprise.

You know. What is it? I love the last thing. What is it that I have? I don't know. Whatever it is. I don't know. You tell us.

Tell us the secret. I just wonder what you think I have. I know what you have. I don't know what I have. How do you know what he has? Not money-wise. I'm talking about like the qualities he has that make people like him and his talent that he has that draw people to him.

Oh, my bad. Yeah, like he is... Don't be fooled. He's a very warm guy. If I ever see Trace outside of this place, he's a very warm guy. And I like to be around him. Now he's, you know, he's cool, you know, he's in here. I'm being warm.

You're very warm. I thought I was being warm. No, you're good. You're good. I like Trace a lot. And he's a good singer, has good songs. He's a very warm person. He's very authentic and sincere all the time.

I think when you say something in real life, people believe it. I think people like that about you. I think there's a lot of things that make people like. You come from where a lot of us come from, and we feel like you kind of speak to what we come from. I would say that was, those are the elements I think. Yeah, okay, you do me. That's what you do too.

Okay, fair enough. You come from where we come from. Yeah, yeah, yeah, all of that. Okay, so Trace is. Trace's 30th anniversary tour. Traceadkins.com. He's doing two shows at the Riemann this weekend, one tonight, one tomorrow.

And then he's in Maryland, Indiana, Kentucky, South Carolina, all the places that our show is. So if you get a chance to go to a Trace show, go to a Trace show because you play all the hits. Yeah, it's, yeah. I mean, that's what it should be. You know, it's a greatest hit show, you know.

Do the stuff that they've heard and that they're familiar with and don't get on the stage and do your new album. them. At least not the whole. They don't want to hear that. How good are you at memorizing scripts? Scripts? Yeah, like if you're acting. Man, it's always come pretty easily for me. Yeah, I'm fortunate that way. I mean, I get on set and I know my lines. I think that's the way you should be. What is your favorite acting role ever? Personally, your favorite?

Hmm. Wow. You know, I would say probably that thing I did a few years ago, it was kind of a faith-based movie called Mom's Night Out. That character that I played in that movie, I think, is probably the most fun. Because it was not, there were times when he was serious, but most of the time it was just. You were a biker character named Bones. Yeah. And I didn't know it was a faith-based movie. They sent me the script. Well, they sent me my sides. And so, okay, I'm reading this and it's, oh, that's kind of funny. I'm playing a biker. That's cool. And then I got on set and CMT was there that day. And we were shooting it in Birmingham.

And the first day I got on set, they said, hey, CMT set up in that room over there. They want to do an interview with you. And I said, okay, so I went. And then the first thing the guy said, he's like, Trace, you're doing a faith-based movie. you wow, I didn't really expect you to do that. And I just went, this is a faith-based? He's like, yeah. I was like, dude, I didn't know.

I swear, I didn't know. I didn't read the whole script. That's my bad. You should always read the script. But I didn't in that case. I didn't know. Do you have to audition? Not for that.

I don't think I've ever gotten, I have auditioned a few times. And I don't think I've ever gotten a part that I auditioned for. It's always parts that they just think you're perfect for. They know what I do. They know what I'm going to give them. And so, you know, they call me to just go in there and do this, you know,

and say the words they want me to say the way I would say them. I also enjoyed that biker role in Lincoln Lawyer. I like that one. Oh, Eddie? Yeah. She knows Eddie. And McConaughey was really nice to me. Oh, that's cool.

Yeah, he's met him a couple times. He's like the guy that you see on. I mean, he's the guy. He is. He's that guy. Yeah. It's not like a different person. He's that dude.

And he wanted me to come over to his trailer and rehearse the scene, you know, before we went to set. And I was like, okay, dude, you got your clothes on? You know. It's not a bongo there, right? You're not playing the bongos, are you? I'm not coming over there. Get tickets to go to Trace's show. It's Trace's adkins.

dot com. It's the 30th anniversary tour and we're going to end this interview and what happens behind and once the cameras go off I come over there and I sit down and you stay sitting. We take a picture. What I'm nervous about what I did not think about before I came in today when I knew you were coming in is you're not going to

remember this because it was such a quick moment as we were passing. You made fun of my shoes that I was wearing at the Opry and so you gave me the business because you thought those are pretty a term that you used. Pretty lady

like shoes is what you said to me. And you're right, you're right. But the shoes I have on today are also quite ladylike. So now I'm a little nervous about hopping over just because I've been through this. Well, I don't have boots on either, so I'm a little worried about it. Yeah, wait till you see mine. Yeah, wait till you see mine. Maybe you can just cut the feet out of the photo. That's what I'd do. Because it sounds like he's a little insecure about his shoes right now. Yeah. What's that shoe do you wear? Like 15. 14. Yeah, I wear 15s. Really right. Hey. No, you don't. You know, hey. He doesn't.

Respect, huh? How do you keep them all? All right, there he is. Trace Atkins, everybody. Ray Mundo was added, I didn't know this, to my wife's close friends. Did I talk about this? Yeah. Okay, so he saw a picture of the baby?

Because that's the only place. She doesn't post much on Instagram. So what happened, Ray? Yeah, so I got added to the green tab on Instagram, so I got to see those baby picks. But I got one of them, and I was like, that's awesome. I'm going to get a daily baby pics. Just get updates on the kid. you know, here we go. What's been a week, I haven't seen any baby pick, so I think I got removed

from the friend group. God it. That's what it was. No, my wife rarely posts on social media. Even to the friend group? Yeah, she rarely posts. And I think... You thought you were going to daily, Ray? I mean, that's better than, I don't know, somebody's showing flowers or somebody's showing their morning breakfast or something. I want to see Bones kid. I mean, I have pictures in my phone. You can just be like, hey, actual human life friend that I can touch. Would you mind show me a picture? We'll send them over Friends Group. No, I would text you

Yeah But you didn't get removed From any close friends Good I don't even know you were making the close friends And I hit her I said oh that's awesome This is elite

And she said something like This is a selective group Or something I was like yeah I think probably She put your wife on it And thought well if I put Bay on it Don't be rude

Yeah I should probably put Ray on it Or she hit Laura Slater And then accidentally hit Ray's later Not accidentally But made the decision You did not get taken off Okay Her close friends

I'm awaiting the next pick. She just doesn't post that often. Understood. Amy says she has a question for each guy in the room. Mm-hmm. So individual questions? No, it's for all of you, like each of you. Okay.

Because one and two men apparently think that they can fly an airplane in an emergency. Okay. So my question is, do you think you can fly an airplane in an emergency? Like land one? Or fly one? Because flying, I think, would be pretty easy. You just, I don't know, do what it's already doing. Well, the survey specifically says that men think they can successfully land a commercial airplane during an emergency.

So to answer your question, it's land. Yes, I can. Okay, that's one? Yes. Yeah. I mean, yes. Y'all are all saying yes. It's only one and two men.

I would get on with the air traffic control and they'd walk me through the steps. They get to tell us what's up, right? Step by step. I mean, I'm not doing it on my own. If it was on your own, no communication. No, I'm in trouble. Yeah, we're dead. Yeah, everybody's dead.

But yeah, there's got to be communication. Is that what it is? Because you get to talk to the air traffic controller. I've seen a lot of sitcoms where people land them just fine. Yeah. Yeah, they're guiding you. So every man in our group. Every man.

Every man. Sorry, every man in our group. Yes. Me, yes, Eddie, yes. Lunchbox it. Mike. Yeah, especially after watching that documentary Sky King, he did it. That's true.

And he had no experience? I think maybe he had flown before. Yeah. He had a little bit experience. I used to play Star Fox Did a barrel roll? And what is that? You guys don't know Star Fox?

Yeah, nobody laughed. Well, then shoot, I could do it too. Nintendo? Super. Yeah, Super. N64. Ray, could you land a plane? Definitely not.

I would freak out. Okay. It took me a year to learn this board. A whole year? The Bobby Boneson. Okay, but what if they were walking you through it? I don't even know the button to hit. You guys keep talking about this secretive tower

you're talking to, how do you even know to connect to them? Cell phones don't work, nothing works. You put the headset on. There's no way it's that simple. It's not like a radio headset. I guarantee you there's a bunch. Amy's done it. What do you got to hit? You're not just throwing something on and there's a voice in your head. No, they can talk to you. Air traffic control just starts coming through.

Now, if the headset unplugged, I wouldn't know where to put it back in. I mean, that can't be that hard to figure it out. Scuba? No, I couldn't do it. Wow. But you're the only one. People are incapacitated. Well, if I have no choice, of course, then I'm going to try my best to do it, but I don't think I can do it. I have no experience with flying an airplane whatsoever.

I mean, neither do we. But you guys are pretty confident about it. Oh, I'd nail it. Exactly. See, I did not. It's interesting, like the men in this room and then are the one, and then the men in that room, you know. So what are you trying to say? That's a beta room?

No, I'm just saying we're being honest. No, what I've heard is flying a plane is relatively easier than you think. I bet what you've heard is flying a plane. where all conditions are perfect. Yes. With autopilot. Yes, yes, yes, yes. It's easier than you think.

But we're not paying our pilots to just go up and have an easy flight and land. We're paying them to go up, have an easy flight and land. And if something bad happens, be able to handle it. Yeah. But again, we were the only ones there and they're like, Eddie, we need you to fly this plane. I got you. Land the plane.

Whatever. I'll do my best to save us all. That Charlie Sheen documentary where they give him the flight. Did you watch that ever? There's an airline? Yeah, an airline. And they're like, hey, you can fly it. Although there's like 300 people in the back, massive airplane.

No. And he sits down and starts to mess with the control. And he starts moving it himself. And they're like, get it now, no. That's banana. This is for 9-11? That is bananas. Oh, yeah.

He was super famous in the 80s. Have you seen it, lunchbox? No. It's like one of the wildest parts of that documentary. He was so famous. And he was like, hey, can I wear the hat? They're like, yeah, sure. And he sits there and they turn autopilot off and he starts to grab the controls and just move him a little bit.

They have video of this? No, but I think they're recreating it. Oh, okay. And he's a picture. Yeah, they had a picture of him in the flight stuff. And then they go to Hayes, like, yeah, yeah. But then they flipped that off. They're like, no, because he started to be a little too handsy with the controls.

Yeah, that was crazy. Why are you buying Bear Spray? Oh, to keep mine by bed. I guess a long time ago, I mean, I even mentioned it on this show, like Waspray. And I talked about it on my podcast recently. And then a listener emailed in and said, was spray is not what you should keep by your nightstand. It's bear spray.

If you don't want to keep a gun. And if, like as a parent, sometimes keeping a gun is difficult unless you've got like one of those fingerprint things on your nightstand and you can like open it up real quick. So she said bear spray is awesome because it'll shoot really far and I guess get your attacker before he can attack you. So you don't do like a bear though and spray it at the ground? ground and then make them run through it.

Oh, I don't know. Because with a bear, you're supposed to do that. You're not supposed to spray the bear? I know. If I have an intruder, I'm just spraying them straight in the face and then kicking them in the nice. You got that all planned out? That's what I picture all the time.

I would help you spray and run. Don't spray and kick. Well, I guess if I have to kick. See, I worry about when I spray, am I going to be impacted by the spray? If you spray it, because in some movies, the guys will hold the rocket launcher and it'll shoot backward because they really don't know which way to shoot it, you'll hold it up. And it's like, if you do the bear spray like that, you go into your own face, just surrender. Yeah.

Be like, take everything. Kick yourself in the crutch. Yeah, I ordered it on Amazon, the frontiersman max, 7.9 fluid ounces bear and mountain lion attacked a turrent. Will you practice? I don't think so. Meaning, I keep a shotgun very close with shells, never loaded, and there's about once every month where I practice. Yeah, but the saving comes with a glow in the dark safety thing.

Where I practice grab load set. Not shoot. No, not in the house. Yeah, not in the house. Okay, if that makes you feel better, that's great. I don't know. I just thought when the listener wrote in, I was like, that's a great idea. I had never thought of that.

So I went ahead and just went on Amazon, ordered a can. It can't hurt. I mean, but with my alarm, like, I don't even know how anybody would even get there. I don't say that. It's a challenge now. No, no, no, it's not. No, I didn't say that.

It's actually not. It's not. No. I'll murder you. And kick you in the nuts. After you're murdered, your body will be dead, and then you come and kick you right in the nuts. There was a story on the perfect male and female bodies.

This happens every year, a couple of years. And the best male body is... Is a person? No, generally. Speaking the kind of body. I don't know and understand how to answer this. Yeah, how do you answer that? Mine?

A muscular. Dad bod, has always been it. Oh, nice. We've talked about this every year. Yeah, but you guys disagree with it, so I always think that, okay, it's not true. Well, they're also saying the dad bot era is over.

Is it? Yeah. So what's in now? Men with leaner athletic builds. So, like, lean up. That's what it's called. Does that have a name? I feel like you were going to pick somebody and then you backed out.

Like, I saw the, what were you doing? I saw the wheels turning and then I saw a reverse course. Because it's like if Eddie knows it's got a nickname like Dad Bod. Does this have a nickname? No, just leaner and more athletic bodies. The standard is not the same for women's bodies as guys tend to prefer soft, curvy female bodies over ultra-thin ones. When 2,000 adults were shown side-by-side body fat comparison images and people, they were asked to choose, which they found the hottest male bodies with 15% body fat and females with 30% body fat were perfect.

Okay. So more in shape, lean athletic builds for. for women to like guys and guys like women with a little more curve. It's shifted a little bit. Thought. I mean, I still think dad bod's in.

And even more so... Get off the dad bod. Let's go to the woman bond. Well, hold on. But even more, like, if you watch how younger kids are dressing, they're trying to look like dads. They got the dad hat, you know, not so much a straight bill, more like a curved dad hat, baggy clothes. Like the jeans look more. more like, I don't know, baggier and higher.

Like, they're trying to be dads. I think dad look is cool. Everyone wants to be it. You don't agree? I don't know how kids are looking. I don't have teenage kids like you do. Yeah, they're just looking like dads. The other thing is, did you see the four species of aliens that have been recovered story?

No. No, no. You can't roll your eyes at this. I skip that one. It's four species. The stream is so constant now that surely you have to think that something's up, right? This is like the summer of sharks. You know, like, I don't know what that means.

When there's a shark attack, everyone jumps on it and happens all the time. This is like everyone's clicking on this, so let's write more articles on aliens. It's not that. It's that two different CIA scientists have come out and they're talking. This is not just people that run into a shark. We need to check their ID. Like, are they really CIA scientists? And we have their names.

Yeah, you can look them up. Really? Yeah, they didn't do this. Remember that magician show where the guy covered his face and told all their tricks? It's just a mass magician? Yeah, I don't know, but it was a show It was on Fox He exposed all the tricks

It's awesome I watch it on TikTok still sometimes Like the black mask? Yeah Yeah, I didn't come out So two CIA scientists Say that the government is known About alien life crashing here on Earth

There are four species that we know of Here is Dr. Howe Putoff And Dr. Eric Davis Talking about these aliens People who have been involved In recoveries have said There are at least four types Four separate types

Now I have not had Direct access to that but I believe the people who I talk to. Four different types of life. Four different types of life, at least. And the people I've talked to, you know, through the process of making the documentary, have said that there have been dozens of recoveries

of crashed craft in the U.S. alone. The kinds are the grays, which are those classic four-foot-tall creatures with large heads and enormous almond-shaped black eyes that people would draw or describe. And then even from like the late. 1800s. The movies, too.

Well, that's why the movies, but that's why the movie started making them is because people would describe them like that. The Nordics, they're closely resembling us, but extremely tall. So it kind of looked like they're from Scandinavia.

Hmm. The other is reptilians. Remember the woman on the plane? Oh, yeah. She said that guy turned into a reptile. They may be the most infamous of the alien race. has mentioned as a, it's been a species

that looks like serpents, but also can look like a human, walks like a human, can shape shift. Oh my, yeah. What happened to her? I think she's still around. And? Insectisoids. Okay, looks like a bug. They have been said to resemble giant mantis-like creatures

with multiple limbs and exoskeleton, mandibles, and an antenna. Daily mail. Your feelings. I feel like these are stories that they've heard before. Like, Airplane Lady, like movies, like the old 1800 sketches, and

you know, sci-fi, big bug, Manta, whatever, and then they're like, yeah, these are the four that we've all talked about. But who's they you're talking about? I don't know, these guys that are all talking, that sounds smart. From the CIA? Who knows who these guys are? I told you their name. Ex-C-I.A. Scientist. Literally, Dr. Hal Putoff

and Dr. Eric Davis, X-Scientist at work for the CIA. And then one of them said, like, there are four. And then one was like, at least four. And guys, get your story straight. Well, I think he's saying one guy saying they've identified for but they know there's more. And they'll walk through a door

and eat some smores. But we're not keeping score. Let's talk, what do you think? Like, man, I just roll my eyes. These people are idiots. They're looking for attention trying to get their podcast off the ground. They don't have a podcast.

No, they were on diary of a CEO. He doesn't need his podcast off the ground. That's one of the top five podcasts in the world. In the world. Yeah. I mean, you guys want to buy into it, buy into it. I'm not buying into anything. No, you guys are all on this alien train.

I mean, that's every time. I don't know that I am, but I'm not. It literally is, they're leaking more and more. They're slow rolling as to there being some sort of discovery. All right. When they come in here for an interview, I'll believe them. Discovery's legal. The scientist?

No, the alien. When they come in for an interview, I'll be tough to bucket. The Kelsey brothers would get it first. They tend to get the big guest first. Yeah, so they'll probably go Travis and Jace's Kelsey first. But then after that, Lunchmark said he got mailed some toenails. What? To the building.

Scary. Yeah, our listeners are disgusting. I don't understand what their problem is. I like to snack on my own toenails, but I got a letter right here to me at the building, and I opened it up, and they have their toenails in here. What? And it said, sorry, I was doing some spray painting if they're a little dirty. Like, that needs to stop right now.

Oh, I kind of want to throw up. That's disgusting. That's so gross. It's so disgusting. Is it a guy or girl? I assume it's a guy. If it's a girl, does it change your mind? It doesn't have a return address.

Disgusting. And no sign name on there? No sign name. Oh, wait, maybe it did have a name. Let me look. Nope. Sorry, but I did some spray painting before trimming. Did you look at the nails?

Nope. That's gross. I don't think you're supposed to mail that. Yeah, I think that's illegal. Is it? It's not illegal. Why would that be illegal? I looked it up, no.

Is that not considered like a body part? I don't think so. No. Because you can mail hair. Get male feces, though. Okay, good to know. To toenails, that's gross, man. Yeah.

So why did you keep the envelope just to prove to us? Yeah, just see you guys, think you guys crazy. So I let it right here. This will be going in the trash. Like, I don't want your toenails. Stop sending them. You're disgusting. Thank you.

I think maybe I would have never mentioned that. Because now more will come. Wow. Oh, no. You know how that works. I didn't think about that. Oh, my gosh. I mean, it is illegal.

It is illegal. It is illegal. You will go to jail. Who? Like, what kind of person does that? I mean, they're obviously trying to just be funny. Yes. I mean, what kind of person?

Lunchbox? He would maybe do that. I never mail my toenails anybody. Yeah, but you might. You can't because you want to eat them. Correct. You eat them first. I mean, I did give Amy and Bobby my toenails when I ran the marathon and for Christmas.

The big toenails. fell off on both foot. And so I kept it and I wrapped it up as a present. But I wasn't mailing it. That was a quick joke. Ha ha. Between friends. Like this is over the line. Absolutely. So I was totally crazy suggesting he might do this. I would never mail my toenails anyway. Yeah. I don't be ridiculous. I don't think you would. But you're right. As a joke, yeah, it possibly could. Okay, no toenail mailing. Please. Everybody good? One other thing. The 10 richest celebrity couples at the time of their marriage. who comes to mind

because I have all 10 here Jay Z, Beyonce Jay Z Beyonce is a great one because they were both so loaded they are at number two combined wealth of $3.8 billion dollars That is unbelievable

That is crazy Because Beyonce had around a billion Jay Z had 2.8 billion I mean Brad and Jaylor Ben and J-Lo right? Ben Affleck and J-Lo

Yeah No but you got one of them Oh Brad Pitt and Angel Angelina? No, Jaylo and Mark Anthony. Neither one of those. Jaylo and Mark Anthony.

Wait, hold on, hold on. Eddie said Ben and J-Lo. And then I said you got one of them and Amy goes, I got Angelina and Brad. Because before he said Ben and J-Lo, he alluded to Angelina and Brad, and I thought you were saying

the other couple. Okay, got it. No. I don't know. Oh, J-Lo and A-Rod. That's it. Yeah. They got married.

I didn't know they ever got married. Eighty-Eager-E.? Engagement era peak. I don't know if they got married, but at least they were engaged. Did they get married? They never got married. Jayrod.

Okay. When they got engaged, their wealth was combined $750 million. Okay, I got one. Yep. David Beckham, Victoria Beckham. Spice Girl. That's a good one. No.

What? Must be doing just Americans. Garth and Trisha? No. No. Let's see. Who else is rich beyond rich? Oh, who did Jeff Bezos marry?

Lauren Sanchez? Yeah, but I think it's both of them combined. Have to have a lot of money. Yeah, she doesn't have any money. She doesn't have any money. She was just a news reporter, right? She was. You know, she had a kid with Tony Gonzalez. That's crazy.

Yeah. Whoa. Tied him for the Chiefs back in the day. Tom and Giselle? Yes. Good. Combined $650 million. Taylor Swift, Travis Kelsey.

Yep. Number five. If they married today, they'd be worth about $2 billion. Dang. That's all Taylor. No, he's got $80 million. Two billion. You're never going to get the first one.

We're never going to get the first one. Are they American? No. Okay, then... One of them's not. One of them, I don't think she is either, but we know her here. Oh, is it Markle? No. You would know them.

You know them, dude. And I think she is broke. Yes. Yeah. So it's Selma Hayek, but it's her husband mostly. She is so hot. Who's her husband? Oh, is he some Mexican...

I don't know if he's Mexican or not, but he's... He may be French. His name is Francois Henri Pignol. That doesn't sound as like he's from Mexico. Could be. He is worth $20 billion. He has Gucci, Belantiaga, YSL. Are they about the same age?

I don't know, but she has $200 million and he has $22 billion. Let me look her up. $22 billion? Let me look her up. Wow. Carly Kloss, the model and Josh Kushner, Jared Kushner's brother. Don't know who that is. Cushner's worth $3 billion. Cardass worth $40 million.

Kardashian and Kanye. Oh, yeah. Rihanna and Aesap Rocky. Oh. Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds. And do you know who Serena Williams' husband is? Yeah, Reddit guy. They don't know his name.

That's it. Alex Ohanian. They're worth about 500 million to get. Wait, I think you said Reddick. Reddit. Oh, Reddit. Got it. Reddit.

That's from Business Insider. Yeah, Selma Higgs 59 or husband's 63. What country is he from? Is a French businessman and son of billionaire Francis Penult? He took the reins of his father's retail conglomerate. Conglomerate. is not a word that would be hard. But the French stuff I do get.

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