The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 2: Mitchell Tenpenny On Finding Out He's Going To Be A Girl Dad + Bobby And Lauren Alaina Play "Guess The Celebrity"

Episode Date: April 6, 2026

First up, we go around the room and discuss rat birth control, missing Kit Kats, a man busted for murdering his wife decades later, and TV shows we are catching up on. Mitchell Tenpenny stops by with life-changing news...he’s about to be a dad!!! He opens up about getting ready for a baby girl and we listen to the emotional moment he found out with a surprise from his wife. Bobby shares what the first few weeks of fatherhood are really like and why having a daughter changes everything. Mitchell also talks about writing his new song with Teddy Swims, why he fought to keep it, and what’s next musically as he gears up to hit the road with HARDY. Lauren Alaina joins Bobby for another HILARIOUS game of "Guess The Celeb".  Bobby Bones and Lauren Alaina test their pop culture knowledge by trying to identify secret celebrities taped to their foreheads. They ask yes-or-no questions to figure out the names before the other person guesses it.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hey, so Lunchbox got a little tickle on his throat. So he went home. So he's not in this part two, at least not this part. Okay, around the room, Amy. So Washington, D.C., they're launching $130,000 pilot program to reduce rat population. And what they're doing is they're putting the rats on birth control. Wow. A pilot?

It's a pilot program. They're not flying. Like, if it works there, like if it works in D.C., they might, you know, launch it across the country. But they put the birth control in like some bait. and then the rat gets it and then they can't get pregnant. Because did you know how long it takes a rat to get pregnant and give birth? No idea. It's fast, like three weeks.

Wow. So that's why controlling the rat population is important. And so now they're going to see if they can give them birth control and they won't get pregnant. I don't think that'll be needed in a lot of places but in the cities where the population is very dense. Yeah, like DC or New York or. That's so sad. Like, what do the rats want to have their first kid? I know.

And then they're not by choice. They're on birth control and they can't have their kid. Rats are prolific breeders with a gestation period of 21 to 23 days. A female rat can become pregnant every four to five days when in heat and become pregnant again within 48 hours of giving birth. Yeah, see, it happens fast. Females reach maturity at 8 to 12 weeks, meaning they can start breeding very quickly. Dang. So, yeah, now they're going to just think they're eating a little snack and it's going to be.

They're not being killed. birth control. Although, they don't want to kill the rats. Because there are good things that rats do. It's part of the ecosystem. Exactly. That's why they just want to limit the birth. And so I don't know. It just was interesting to be. So not all the poison. Okay. So some of them will still have their babies. Yes. Because not every rat is going to get the bait. But it's just to control the population. And I don't know. I just had never heard of anything like this before. And I was like, wow.

It's interesting. picturing the meeting where that happened, like, how about we give them birth control? Rats are natural scavengers that clean up organic waste, nutrient recyclers, and crucial food sources for predators like snakes. And we need snakes to do things too. So it's all those arrows that do the circle? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Okay. Thank you for that disappointing. And very sad story about interesting. Wait, what? No, it would be sad if they were killing them. Yeah. They're just not being born. They're just not allowed to have kids.

No, no, some are still being born. So sad. Like they want to have their first kid and they're like, we just can't do it. We're trying. They tell their other rat friends. We're trying. Yeah, we have fertility issues. We don't know what it is.

You think the dude rats are like, yeah, this is awesome. I just didn't, I don't ever really think about rats. Rats is such a weird, gross name. Rat. Like mice, mouse. That's cuter. Yeah, mouse. Rat, bad connotation.

Eddie. Yeah. So in Switzerland, there was a truck full of KitKats. It was 12 tons of KitKats. Left the warehouse. It was supposed to be at this location. Never got it. They still don't know where that truck is.

Apparently it got robbed. And somebody has 12 tons of KitKat chocolate bars. Inside specifically was 413,000 bars of chocolate. Yeah, that's crazy. This just happened early last week, I think, whenever the truck was taken. I'm surprised that nobody's. like we don't know anything because what are you going to do with that much chocolate?

And did they take that truck on purpose knowing what was in it or were they just taking a truck? And they didn't know what was in it. They were disappointed and they're like, oh, it's Kit Kat. It's like if someone porch pirates you and they open it up and it's a bunch of dog pill poppers to help them take their med. They're like, well, crap, this sucks.

That's all I can see. And who do you sell that to? I don't know. Just a bunch of kids. You know, vending machines are quite profitable. That's a lot of vending. of just kick-cat bar. Just driving around.

I mean, yeah. Morgan. Okay, so this is out of Washington in very new developments. There was a mom who was found dead in her home in 1992. And her young daughter was in a crib nearby. It was suspected drug overdose.

And so decades have gone by and her daughters started, now that they're older, this year, 2026, have been doing a lot of research and looking into all these documents trying to solve their mom's murder because they felt like something was off. Well, come to find out, it was their dad.

Killed her? Killed her. What do you mean, just come to find out? So he apparently, yeah. Well, guess what? It's a dad. So apparently he had some family member. He had told some family members.

I'm not sure who the family members are, but told them that he, like, confessed to doing this. They had been separated and were going through a divorce. He was violent towards her. And he admitted it to some family members. Well, those family members were quiet about it. all these years. The daughter started doing a lot of research. Those family members came forward with what he had said and they started piecing together all the evidence. If you're the dad,

how are you like confessing that after all these years? Yeah. Like you should have never done it all that. All the normal stuff. Tragic. But why are you talking about it? Like, bro, either turn yourself in if you're going to talk about it or don't talk about it. It probably has been eating and up inside. Yeah, that's why you turn yourself in. Yeah. And what about the family members? Like, they should be in trouble too for knowing that for so long and not saying anything? If they were scared. I think that's a law, isn't it? Well, I don't know how complicit you are if you know. Probably.

Like, you should say something. I, yeah. Eish. So now what's up? Now he's going to jail. He got arrested on April 1st. He is going to jail for the murder of their mom. And this wasn't April Fool? I didn't really kill her. Just kidding. We said the whole thing out. No, no. It's in Fox 13 and New York Post, a news story.

And his bail is set at $1 million. No, he doesn't get out. No. He's old now, right? Yeah, he's in his 60s. Well, older. He doesn't get out. Those poor kids. You just think of all the people that are roaming the streets, innocent and free, that have done something. Yeah. Like a long time ago.

I mean, they are guilty, but they're free because they got away with it. Or the people in jail that never did anything. Yes, those people too. That's tragic. It's just, you never know. Well, and crazy, like, full story, because her daughter that was 18 months old at the time. is the one that was in the crib when it happened. And she's the one who helped put her daughter, her father away for the murder.

Like she was the main lead in the investigation, bringing it back to light. That and the other daughter who was 14 at the time. That sucks. If I had a good relationship with my dad, my brain would have a hard time believing that. Like I wouldn't be able to, I wouldn't. Yeah, that'd be hard.

I thought you were going to say you'd have hard time putting them away. No, I mean, I guess I would have to do what I have to do, but it wouldn't make, like, I would really, really struggle with wrapping my head. around how it was possible. I need some context. Pops, we have a good relationship. Why did you kill her?

Yeah. I got to decide if I'm going to turn you in or not. You think these guys that like or the people that committed a crime a long time ago and it's been, they've been free for whatever, 40 years. You think they think they got away with it 100% or you think they always think like, this could be my last day. I think that goes away. What?

It could be my last day. So then they just live in life like, wow, I got away with this. I don't think about it anymore. more. Oh, I would think a day wouldn't pass. You would think that because you're normal, but you also didn't kill somebody and try to get away with it. True. I would think that there are probably a lot of years where you're thinking that, looking over your shoulder, having guilt, 30, 40 years. I mean, I assume like year 15, you're just like, you don't think about it anymore in any way whatsoever. And there's probably some sort of justification to, in your mind,

why you did it. Sure. Because everybody is the hero in their own story. Everybody. And so, I wonder why he did that. It didn't say? I mean, he is the one who actually found her and said that she had a history with painkillers. So I don't know if there's something to all of that, but it didn't. It could be insurance.

But then they usually investigate that. Do you guys watch DTF St. Louis? Yeah. Yeah. Are you caught up last night with the new episode? No, no, no, I haven't watched last night's. It's crazy. Are you caught up?

Yeah. What's, what? Yeah. It's on HBO Max. DTF St. Louis. It's got Jason Bateman in it. It has David Harbor,

who was in Stranger Things. You're familiar with him? He's the big, he played the cop in Stranger Things. Oh, yes. He's so good in this show. He's so good. Like, he should win awards.

And I know there's been some toxic stuff with him that as far as like, I think him and Lily Allen were married and there was some, I'm not even sure what happened between those two. It was like set drama. Wasn't there set drama? Well, that was Stranger Things where they were like

Millie Bobby around, didn't feel safe, but then they came out together and like, no, we're all good and went to a party together. Who knows, right? That dude is so good in this show. He also wears a 30-pound fake belly in the show. Did you know that? I figured. Because he's so big. Yeah. Mike, you watch it? No, I was already yet. I can give you,

it's not a finale's next week, so it's a perfect time to get in. Oh yeah. I love that. It's a weird show. It's a weird show, meaning I don't know that I'm going to recommend it to all of our audience because there's definitely some dirty stuff in it, but DTF, you know what that means, right? Yes. What? Down to F, yeah. So. But I did not. But I did not. I did not. I think that's what this stood for. It does. It literally is. Oh, okay.

So DTF St. Louis. They live in St. Louis. And Jason Bateman works for the news and they do a story on this app called DTF St. Louis. And so the show isn't really about the app that much. It does come into play. But it's really not like just that. But it's good. There's a murder.

That's why I'm reminded of it when Morgan's talking about that murder. There's a murder in it. Okay. Jason Bateman really doesn't do bad shows. I don't know. I never watched Black Rabbit. But you can watch BlackRab? No.

My wife loved it, but I think I was gone off doing something, so I never watched it with her. And you're right. There are some parts where you're just like, I didn't need to see all that, but it happened, whatever. Yeah. We're enjoying it. Can you fast forward through then? Sure. Yeah, that's what I do.

Do whatever you want. No, they're quick. Oh, okay. Yeah, it's quick. Sometimes I'm like, okay, well, and I just fast forward. It's like White Lotus. Same thing. He's just like, I didn't need to see that, but okay.

Yeah, it's quick. Oh, okay. I didn't need to see his penis. You can say the word penis. That's okay. I said it. Yeah. You whispered it.

Casually. We're enjoying it, though. Yeah, it's good. Have you guys watched Rooster? We almost started it. We did not start it. I love Steve Carell. What do we do instead of Rooster?

Have you been doing Dr. Hole or? We're done with that. We watched that. Okay. That one I tried. Detective Hole. Detective Hole, eh? It's his name.

But he's one of the characters in White Lotus, the new season. That guy. He is? Yeah. Wait, when has the White Lotus come out? Well, they're filming now. Okay. Well, so I tried, but I couldn't get over the lips, not.

Yeah, you have to, if you want, well, you just do what I do. Have them talking their normal language. Just read subtitles. That's not my favorite. I know, we don't. I'm good with the lips not matching. What is their normal language? I believe it is, I think it's a Denmark show.

Oh, okay. But I also know it's Swedish maybe to. I don't know, it's that country. Let's see. Let's see. Dr. Danish? Dr. Hull. It's not Hull because his name's Ola. Olae. But it's spelled whole? Yes.

Yeah, that's why I thought, why don't I watch a doctor or detective hole? Detective Holt. I'm the one that said doctor. Did you say doctor? I did. I said Dr. Hull because I couldn't remember. Norwegian. Okay, and to be fair, I didn't give it like a full chance. And if I had started doing my thing where I multitask, I probably wouldn't have gotten annoyed with the lips and then I would get into it. but I was actually watching the screen.

It's based off a very famous book, too. So the book must be good if they're making a series about it. Sure. But yeah, it's a detective hollay, but it looks like Detective Hole. And I'm like, why don't watch the show about a detective hole? Or are they sticking in the detective hole? I liked it. Okay.

Yeah. Yeah, well. Oh, we started watching. We watched the first episode of Friends and Neighbors. It's back. Is it just one episode out? Mm-hmm. I hate that.

Well, it's a once-a-week show. I know. But like DTF St. Louis is just like oh Sunday yes I gotta wait every single time and it's just I know we've had a lot of that lately if you think about it between paradise love story and now um your friends and neighbors it's like it was weird to me that love story is that on Netflix? It was on Netflix oh that's week to week then yeah um why Netflix is the one that puts them all out at once yeah mostly mostly do they do any one by ones they did with age of attraction they made you they split it up like

three or four episodes and then it's like a reality show that right? Yeah, but still, they could have put it all out at once. What's the show with... No, I mean, I don't know. I'm just saying that... Maybe that's what they do with those... I have no idea, yeah. I don't know.

What? Elaine, Louis... Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Will Ferrell is like an avalanche show. Have you seen this? It popped on my TikTok and it looks like it's a Netflix show. And there's just kind of like a teaser on it where like they're sitting at this restaurant and an avalanche comes down. They're like, oh, look at that.

Downhill. It's on Hulu. Do you say that? I'm just reading it from the screen. No, no, no. I just saw the clip and I thought it was Netflix, but maybe not. A movie from a while back. Oh, it is.

Oh, okay. Yeah, listen, our algorithms feed us what they think we'll like, regardless of if it's good or if it's new. Because we get, I think the Shild just came out on maybe on Netflix. That's an old show. And we're not going to watch the Shield. But I remember the Shild coming out. It had the guy from the commish.

Remember the commish back in the day? No. Michael Chickles. Walter Gagins is in it, though. The show that I've just flirted with watching is the wire. Flirted. Yeah. Like, I've gotten close to it and I've been like, maybe I do it.

People say that's so good, though. I know. And I'm really not big of jumping into old old shows. But man, we got into watching that the night of. And that was good. That was freaking awesome. And it's 10 years old. Wired is way older.

Like, isn't it wired? It's pretty old. Early 2000s? 2002, 2008. Yeah. So we should do it. Let's do it together. The wire?

You just want to do something together. Like you're dying. Maybe he's dying for community. No, I just think if we all are watching it, then it'll be like, yeah. Like, let's, and then. I got to get my wife involved, though. I can't commit to something that's five seasons. That's true.

60 episodes. Has your wife watched Friday Night Lights? I'm not watching Friday Night Lights. Oh, my gosh. You're so stubborn about that. It's so weird how stubborn you are about it. Like, we're telling you, it's one of the best shows ever. And you're just like, eh.

She's probably watched Friday Night Lights. I can ask her. I'm not going to watch Friday Night Lights. But she was talking about a show called Bloodline that I'd never seen. Bloodline's great. He's also in that. That's why I think about that. Carl Chandler?

Yeah. Let me see here. Oh, Coach is in that? Coach, yeah. Did you ever? You didn't watch Bloodline? I thought you did. Mm-mm.

Huh. I remember there was a boat exploding on the cover screen of it on Netflix. I never watched it. Did you ever watch Friday Night Lights? Guys, I'm familiar with the words. And do you want to watch it with? No. No.

me. Maybe the wire though. I'll check. You guys could do it without me. I just can't really commit right now without her. It would be kind of fun to watch it together like Amy's saying that. Yeah, because it's like we're... No, you guys won't be able to keep up. Why? Because you'll do it all in one We got a baby. We do nothing. Right. But every two, two and a half hours, change, feed, sleep, we don't move. So we are consuming some television right now. Like we're scraping. Like, what can we do now? We found there's an episode of Friends and Neighbors like, oh my God, let's go. We almost started watching season two at jury duty, which we didn't. I'm just not, I loved season one.

I just haven't been drawn to season two. I started it. Yeah? First of those was pretty good. Really? Yeah. It's a hot sauce company, company retreat. You do say that's really good.

When Jerry Duty one finished, like I was like emotional. I need to watch that. James Marsden is in jury duty one. I don't know if he's in two. He hasn't popped up yet. He's also in Friends and Neighbors. He's a new character. He's a lot of things.

I love that guy. Yeah, he's great. I should not like him because he's so good looking. And he's like 50. Yeah. He looks like he's 32. Yeah. It's not fair.

It's bizarre. Yeah, I love that guy. He's really good in the episode. Okay. I'll see what she says there. A couple things are going to happen here. Mitchell 10 Penny was by. We're going to go to that interview with Mitchell.

And then Lauren and Elena and I do the celeb on the head game, which we played that. which we're going to play that. Let me ask you a question here, Amy. In the videos, you can see what's on each other. Oh, by the way, don't spoil in the comments. I forgot to tell you that. Me?

Yeah, because you wrote like, I don't even want to say on this, but Amy spoiled who won the head game in the comments of my video with Lauren. Amy, you're spoiling on Instagram too? I'll go delete it. No, it's okay. I hit it for a long time. Oh, good. I'm sorry.

I didn't think about it. Oh, you had to hide it. Yeah. Now it's up. I pushed hide and hit her comment from everybody else. There are so many people now, but it goes up, and Amy immediately. goes,

no, spoil it says what happens. When we do the audio, because people like that if they didn't get to see it, should I say what we're having on each other's heads? Or does the person

want to play along that's listening? I think people want to play along just say it at the end. So don't say it until the end. Yeah. Okay. Interesting. All right, so we'll do that too.

Okay. My bad. Live and learn. Do you realize? I do realize. I didn't think, I just thought. That.

When I got done watching, I was, never mind, I'm not going to, I just. I was about to do it again. Hey man, the one we did, like two point something million. That content crushes.

I can't believe it. It crushes. Did we go viral? Yes. I mean, I don't know. That viral these days is so weird. That was good. It was really good.

Amy and I have a couple that have gone over the millions too. We have over two million one. Really? Yeah. I've never seen that before my life. I actually have all that. Do you want to hear the episode Rankers? Yeah.

Okay. this is just for the game for that game yeah so i think the first three or amy and i or the or maybe it was the first i don't know yeah yeah yeah we were the first so you and i did four five and six we've done three yeah yeah uh number one did 2.5 million views as amy and i number two did a million views amy and i i i don't know if eddie you and i did three or what but game three and game five have over three million. I was three. Are you sure?

I believe because I have three videos on my feed that are us. This thing in seven games has 13 million views. That's amazing. It's crazy. Yeah. So, Hey, you get paid for that? No, videos don't make money.

That's crazy. Only pictures on Instagram. How can we do this game in pictures? I'm in no TikTok creator fund because I think they suppress your videos. So I make no. Oh, you're looking at TikTok. I'm looking at what. I have to put my glasses on to see the numbers.

She put her glass on this. She started looking at me like, hey, I can't really see you back there. Because that's just how I feel when I have these on. I was looking at, yeah, I was looking at Instagram. But like Lauren and I just put ours up on Friday afternoon, and it's already at 800,000 views. Yeah, that's crazy.

That's cool. But no, no money. Sleb on the head. What a shame. I know. Because those numbers are amazing. But we're going to do that. We're going to play that coming up in just a second.

What are we going to say? Nothing. I am constantly looking at data on everything. Really? Bobby Boneshow. Oh, yeah. That makes sense. Why do you say it really like that?

Well, because at first I thought you meant like your, the Bobby Bones show and Bobby Cat, like all that. I guess your stuff, you're putting work stuff so it makes sense. It scares me to look at stuff sometimes. I look at everything. And Mike and I, we're always. Every week I get a report from Mike. Oh, really? Yeah, I want to know.

And so we were looking at the big. biggest podcast episodes for the Bobby Bone show through March. They're, I can find them here. They're all part two's, which I thought was interesting of the biggest podcast of the month. They're all part two's because, again, we do part one, which is the radio show, and then we do part two, which is us doing this talking news. It's definitely looser. I can read you the biggest episodes if you want.

just like over your shoulder okay here we go boom the biggest ones in March are Wednesday part two from March 4th Bobby got a rude comment from a celebrity Morgan met swingers on the boat I guess some of these I don't remember

March 2nd Ray's chaotic cruise behavior Bobby's first cruise experience so we got two cruisers here Tuesday part two from March 24th Bobby thought he was having a heart attack Bobby and Amy make a bet Why did I think I have a heart attack? I don't remember

I don't either The next one Thursday part two March 5th Bobby comments on his internet drama We bust lunchbox during the show Purvy Amy strikes again Oh what I say I don't know

I mean Number 5 March 10th Tuesday part two What Amy dated guy with this characteristic Celebrity Replacement Conspiracy theories Breaking Up Over Bedsheets But It's all

the top five episodes from March were all part two to the podcast, which is really interesting. We're crushing last year's numbers, too, 2025 to 2026. That's cool. Because I want months to month. Then I want month from last year to this year. And then I want January 1st to the date of this year. So we're constantly evaluating. I think it might get annoyed because I'm just like, send me this data.

I think he just wants me to be like, get to log in, dude. Yeah, you look it up. So. You get the Netflix stuff too? like from Netflix those numbers? Nope. They don't let you see that. Netflix doesn't tell you anything.

They don't tell anybody anything about anything though. It's not me. It's they don't share their data about their biggest shows. Wow. So did you call them and be like, hey, man, just kind of wondering.

Hey, put me through to Mr. Flix. I don't. I mean, just kind of, I've gotten feedback that have all the podcasts that have gone up, ours looks the best. We've literally put the most work into it.

Technology, but never any numbers. And they have different podcasts. I think that they push more than others, too, that are just there specifically. Like, they have the Pete Davidson podcast. And they have therapists, which I think they sign themselves. I don't know therapists. Jake.

Jake. Shane. Shane. Yeah. So, but I imagine it's doing good. They keep tagging us and stuff. Cool. Putting it out there.

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About to have a baby. I know, man. I couldn't be more excited. As cliches, it sounds like I am so ready for this. We wanted this for so long. And to be a girl, dad. Congrats, by the way. I can finally give you advice.

Because we're a few weeks into it right now. Yes. How is it? How's everything going? It's good. Yeah. Yeah, the first few weeks are a blur. Right.

You got a little bit of time. Okay. But it's a, yeah, take some time off whenever you, whenever that happens. So we have the clip here of you be. being told. Now you guys were praying before dinner. Is that right? Yeah, breakfast that morning. We had woke up. Oh, breakfast. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. We always say a prayer before we eat and what. You didn't know. You didn't know this was coming. Like that didn't throw you off. You're like, what? We're saying grace before breakfast. No, yeah. We always say grace before we eat. And so I was just

waking up. She had gotten up early because she had taken a test apparently. And I had no idea. So super early. I'm waking up. She's praying. And she says that. And it just blew my mind. Thank you for our beautiful home and this beautiful marriage that you've blessed us with. Most of all, thank you for my amazing husband, who I know is also going to be an amazing dad. Wait, what are you kidding me? That's really, that's how she told you. That's an awesome way.

Yeah, man, it was, it was awesome. And, yeah, I'm just, you know, I'm waking up. I'm saying the prayer, like, rubbing, you know, the wake up out of your eyes. And it just was the most amazing feeling just so many. any emotions. We had we had just flown down at the end of the year, two-day vacation just to, you know, get away. And it just wasn't happening. And we kind of told each other, pumped each other up, you know, life's good. Like, it's okay. It's just not going to happen. We're not going to have a kid and kind of got ourselves in the mindset that that wasn't going to happen and just, you know,

be okay with it. And then, you know, when you least expect it, it happened a couple weeks later. What's funny is she was down. My wife had actually just given birth, but the show, went down to Atlanta with your wife, who's Megan Patrick, and she was playing, but they were like, they didn't say this on the air, but they were like, Megan didn't drink anything. Which I'm sure is a relief for you to hear. No, yes. We knew that that was going to be probably one of the factors people started noticing first, and, you know, which is great. But it's, yeah, that was one thing we couldn't hide there, for sure.

it's crazy to have a girl because I feel like if it were a boy I'd be rougher with it even if it's a newborn sure like I feel like there's a softness that has been added to my life because it is a girl that's awesome and I did not think that would be the case I just thought a baby's baby right it definitely is and I'm sure people treat them differently but there is a softness to it being a girl that I think my wife really enjoys to see from me yeah I believe that I My brother, he plays bass with me.

He just had his little girl at Thanksgiving, and I can see that as well, which is why I'm very excited. I've had a niece, and I love my niece since been born, both of them. And I just, I love the energy like a little girl brings. I mean, it just changes your whole perspective on everything. I'm already, like, wanting to beat up dudes, though. Like, I'm already in that, too, like other babies, I'm looking at them sideways. Like, you think my newborn's hot?

You need to think again, sucker. Man, I've already gotten jokes from all my friends with boys. And then I'm just like, y'all better watch out, man. Congratulations. That's awesome. Thank you, brother. I'm so excited. Speed of Light. You wrote this song. Like, what's it about? Yeah, so actually, I wrote this with my buddy Teddy Swims, incredible singer and artist. And actually, we're writing for his record. And my buddy, Dallas Wilson, he's a big songwriter in town.

We've known each other for a long time. But we were writing for Teddy. And I just wanted a song that originally I had it at the speed of life. I had that title. And I wanted to write that. Just kind of thing. are happening. But then it just kept coming into this love song or this song of hope. Maybe it's a friend. Maybe it's your partner, whatever it is, but just someone that's there for you, that no matter what you know is going to be there for you. And it really made me feel hopeful that day. And I was like, I want to write that. And so we did. And Teddy sung the song and he absolutely crushed the demo. But I just kept listening to it. And I was like, man, this is, this is me and where I'm at in my

life right now, how I feel about my wife and, you know, my friends and just this next chapter, it's like, this really feels like me, man, I kind of want this song. And so I ended up recording my version of it and just falling in love with it. Is that a weird ask? Hey, can I have the song? No, man, Teddy, we write all the time and we always usually sing like, I'll do one verse and he'll do the other because we just love to sing together. It's so much fun to get in a room with him and record melodies and just sing. And so it was just one of those things. And, um, and, and, um, and, and I'm glad I did it because I'm trying to do more music that is fitting me personally at the moment because we write songs all the time, but sometimes by the time you record it, you're like,

I'm not that person anymore. And so this one just felt like the right moment to put it out. So what's happening now, musically? I know you guys are going out and doing a bunch of shows, right? You're doing what shows of Hardy? Yeah, yeah. We're in the middle of our tour. We're taking a break.

We just finished this last weekend. And now we're about to hop out with Hardy for a few shows. I had just hit him up last year. I love, he's one of my really good buddies. and I love his energy and just hit him up, said, dude, love to play a few with you next year. And so we worked that out. That's how it works.

Let me text Garth. Yeah, yeah, text Garth. You just say, hey, love to play a few. You're going out. What do you start your show with? What song? When do you do the hits? At this point, you've got a bunch of hits.

When do you do the hits? Yeah, right now we start the show, not necessarily a hit, but for our fans it was. We used to do it with We Got History. in the middle we do truth but we always wait till the end for drunk me and we kind of worked that into Iris we did that version of Iris

Yeah that was really cool Yeah man I love that song so much So it kind of works its way We try to space them out I don't like to be the guy that makes it wait To the very end but like You gotta wait for that song Plus I gotta get my voice warmed up

To sing Drunk Me every night So it takes a hard one It's up there man It's up there and so yeah I just kind of work my way up to that point You ever see the video of speaking of Iris Johnny Resnick singing Iris in the rain at a concert. It's embedded in my brain.

That's what made me want to do this. It's one of the greatest live concert clips I have ever seen, period. I saw it on MTV when I was little and changed everything. Like he's soaked. And not only is he soaked, but it is still pouring. And he has his electric guitar on. And he's singing this song that we all loved as kids. Like, if it comes to iconic things I think of live music that I've seen,

Garth swinging on the rope. hits it. Central Park, the Garth and Central Park? Awesome. That was amazing. This Johnny Resnick, him playing live. I also think of Freddie Mercury, a farm aid, in all white. Live eight, sorry, live aid. Yeah. Singing, you know, before he died. Yeah. That, that to me, is like an iconic live concert at a moment. What comes to mind for you if I say that? I was going to say that one for sure. And it's funny you said, Garth, because I remember my parents, like, we did like a Super Bowl style party for that show and watched it on TV. Like, It was such a big moment.

And there were a million people with that. It's crazy. And I remember seeing the sky view of it and just being like, I've never seen that many people when I was, you know, I was younger. But I think, I mean, you just nailed some of the classic ones for me, the iconic ones. You write and you hear so much music. Do you ever just get bored? Sometimes I get bored of writing the same stuff, man.

You just got to change up the rooms. I think the biggest thing for inspiration is a break. Me too. don't think that the write every single day thing anymore is good for anybody. I don't think it's good for music. I don't think it's good for the town. I don't think it's good for the songwriters. I think you need to take a break and live some life and write about that instead of just chasing this same formula all the time. You know, when you're just starting, it's like, I got to write doubles every day. I got to do this and I just got a quantity, quantity, but I feel like we've lost a lot

of quality because of that. And I think that that's more important at this point. Do you ever have a great concept and then you write a song and you go, man, that was such a great concept, but we didn't hit it exactly right. Yeah. And then you use that concept again later. Yeah, I have millions of times for me, especially if I bring in the title and it's something I want to write. And I always say, too, if someone else brought the title in that day and we wrote the song and I'm just like, we didn't nail it. I tell them, hey, use that title somewhere else. Like I won't ever, you know, don't worry about the copyrights. Like, that's your title. We didn't nail it. Go use it. Because some days it just doesn't work out. Everyone's not on the same page or, you know, whatever, the magic's not there.

And it could be a great title. And it just, you don't want it to get just put in the show. So yeah, I definitely, that happens and do the right thing. If you're one of the writers that didn't bring in the title, give it back to him. We do a segment on our show called Tell Me Something Good. You Can't Use Your Baby. So tell me something from your life that's going good right now that is not that you're going to be a dad because that's the most epic thing, but something other than that. Yeah, man. I mean, for me, I've finally, I've got my dream studio almost built. I've wanted this my whole life. Is it, was it close to your house? Yeah, it's behind my house. We built like a barn dough. We live in the woods. We got away. We got like a fishing pond. We got air. It just feels peaceful to come home to. And I cannot wait to have that. I've wanted it my whole life to get in there and create to have friends come out there and just like I said, get out of that box, that 11 o'clock to two o'clock box. and just sit down, enjoy it, write a song, see what happens.

I've been wanting that for a long time, and it's right around the corner, looking like May will be finished with it. Which means July, but still, that's cool. Because anytime anything is built, it never hits. No, you're definitely right. But that's super cool. You still get tattoos? It's been a minute.

I'm not like off of them. I just haven't. They're always random. Someone's, you know, backstage with them or we're walking the streets and there's a tattoo shop. You're just walking the streets. You'll hop into a place? Yeah, I've done them many of times, yeah.

Do you see the story about Brock Lesnar? Because he has that, he has a sword. He said he was so drunk when he got the tattoo. Like he was hammered. It's an iconic tattoo on the chest. You got to have it. But do you wonder if it's random though? Like if your artist is going to be legit?

Like if you're just like, let's pop in here. What if it's their first day? Usually they're like little stamp style things if I'm doing that. Okay. Like nothing nature. The bigger pieces I've done, I've gone in and had somebody I wanted done. But yeah, it's usually like, yeah, why not? let's do it like I've got them on my legs and stuff from like Corey Kent was like let's get a pirate

and I'm like let's do it and so we got I got a pirate on my leg I like Corey Kent a lot I love him yeah and we've we're talking about him on the show and I have family friends that are friends with him too because all my family's from Oklahoma what's up with that dude tell me something about that dude that we don't know about Corey Kent well he's an awesome father and husband um if you don't know you should he's just a great guy works his butt off um you know you know he's just a great guy works his butt off um doing that with the kids that age. When we met, we met on tour and he was opening up. We were opening for Al Dean. And we just became good buddies, man, just talking about life. He's just a good guy, good person you want to surround yourself with, great morals, values, and also super

talented, man. He's real good, right? Like, he's one of those artists, too, that they have stories of them grinding. Right. Like, I started, I built up a local, I went regional. And like, when he tells you war stories, you respect it. Yeah, that's exactly what he is. And like I said, the most important, you know, father and husband, I think he's just a great guy all around him. Well, man, congratulations on everything. The new song is really good.

Thank you. You're going to have a baby. Were you itching to have that information out so you could tell people, we're waiting to that point where it's safe to tell people? Yeah, man. I mean, I don't want to get down, but, you know, my brother, we lost our niece last year. You know, we got her for a few months.

And that was just really, really weighing on me. I didn't want to say anything too early. I didn't want to do that stuff. And we had, you know, a lot of prayer and a lot of family. It brought us closer, but I just didn't want that nightmare again. And so now feeling like, you know, I will never say in the clear, you know, that's whatever plan is the plan. But feel a lot better. And I just feel relieved to be able to get it out because I hate hiding anything. And like my wife, we were just so excited and overjoyed we wanted to tell people. what a great video too

like it just is you guys you're so natural element seeing a very natural moment and I haven't heard like I mean you know people have baby reveal or gender reveal like I have I don't know that I have seen anybody do it or tell their partner while they're saying grace I haven't either it was perfect

it was amazing and it was perfectly special and just something that I didn't expect and I'm just so glad she filmed it honestly tour, also out with Hardy. You guys go to Mitchell's, I mean, you go to his Instagram, but I just want to say it because it's Mitchell the number 10 penny.com. If you go to the website, or you can just go search Mitchell's Mitchell's socials. Congratulations on everything. And Mitchell's a great singer, by the way. Like this is not studio tricks. I'm telling you, this dude can go. So Mitchell 10 penny,

there he is. You guys stream speed a light a million times because now, hey, babies aren't cheap. I tell you from experience. He needs some money. Babies are not cheap. There is Mitch Timpani, everybody. Thank you guys so much. Are here with Lauren Elena. We each have a celebrity on our heads. I don't know who's on my head.

She doesn't know who's on her head. We're going to do yes or no questions until we get it. You're the guest, so you get to go first. Okay. Am I a woman? Yes. Okay. Am I a man?

Yes. Am I an actress? Yes. Okay. All right. You've acted. I've acted. You've acted for sure.

Am I an athlete? No. Am I a singer? No. Am I in country music? No. Am I an athlete? No.

Am I over 40? Yes. I'm a man who's over 40. Am I? Okay. Um. If he asked a question and I don't know the answer, you guys will help me? Yeah.

Okay. He hasn't yet, but, you know, he could. Okay, so I'm a woman. I have acted. I'm not a singer. I'm not an athlete. Am I over 30 years old? I'm going to go yes.

Unless they tell me otherwise, I'm going to go yes. Yes. Okay. Am I alive? The fact that you don't know. I do not know. Yes. Oh, you've really offended.

Whoever this is is really offended right now. I don't think I'm going to have to chat with this person. But, you know, stranger things have probably happened to me. Okay, I'm a woman. I'm over 30. I have acted. Am I, do I act in, am I in a TV show? No.

Okay, movies. Am I in politics? No. I'm not an athlete. I'm not in politics. You know I really struggle with this game. I'm really bad. I'm struggling with even knowing what to ask.

Okay. I'm really bad. We're going to be here for four days. How much time do you have? Okay. I have acted. But the way you said that makes me feel like I'm not known as an actress. I have acted.

So I'm trying to think what other job she could have, and I really crossed out a couple of them. Singer. Am I a podcaster? You are not a podcaster. Okay. I don't even think you've been on a podcast. Yeah.

Oh, no. Am I? Have you ever met this person on my head? I don't think so. No. I'm going no, unless they tell me otherwise. Am I alive? Okay.

All right. That's going to help me. That's why she's not been on a podcast. That's true. That's accurate. That's accurate. Okay. I've acted and I'm dead.

Okay. If I'm not in country music, I'm not an athlete, I'm not in politics, am I an actor? No. I will just tell you yours is hard. Like if you're already not good at this. I'm already not good at this. I don't feel like you're going to get it. Okay.

I love it. I love a challenge. Okay. I'm a dead kind of actress. Okay. No, you're dead. You're not kind of dead. Oh, you're kind of an actress.

I'm kind of an actress. Yes. I'm definitely dead. Got it. Yeah, it's hard to be kind of dead. Did I die young? That's why you didn't know. Okay, I died around 30.

I don't know the age you died, but I would say you died young. Okay, I died young. Okay. Am I white? My guess is yes. Oh, you're guessing. I could not put a face to this person. Yeah?

He's white. You're white, but you can't put a face to the person? That's bizarre. I feel like that's a good hint, actually. I would start really thinking. What white person is? doesn't have a face? Well, he has a face.

I just don't know what it looks like. Okay, go ahead. Apparently, his whole body, I don't know what it looks like. So, because I could not tell you if he was fired or not. I have a get. Oh, but you said he's not an actor? Because I'd go Wilson on home improvement because his face was behind the gate the whole time. That's not a hint that I don't know what his face looks like.

I just don't know what he. I just don't, I wouldn't know him. If I was in a room with him, I wouldn't know him. Okay. I would have to be in. So it's not Wilson behind. I am really trying to help you. Okay.

No, no. But you've confused me. more than you help me. Yeah, it's okay. Go ahead. It's not like a, it's not a hidden face thing. Okay. All right. It's, I think it's, whose question is it? His fame is interesting. Okay. Who's question is it? Is it my turn? Yeah. Okay. I'm trying to help Bobby win. I'm like, his pain is kind of hidden. Um, I died relatively young. I didn't sing. I was in movies. I'm never going to get this, y'all. I'm so mad at this.

I don't know any dead actresses. Really famous. Really famous. Really famous. That's even worse. Okay, a really famous dead actress that died relatively young. I'm just going to have to start asking questions about her appearance. Go for it.

Am I a brunette? It's my hair brown. You're not known for having brown hair. Oh, gosh. So the hair's not going to help me. It is. But at one point. point yes, but you're not known for having brown here.

Okay. Does this game end when one of us gets it? Yeah, we both don't have to. Just the winner gets it. Yeah, yeah. Oh, boy. Is my guy from America? I think so, yes.

Okay. I feel confident he's American. Yeah. But you wouldn't know his face, so that means it's just something you've heard or somebody you've heard. Like you wouldn't know the face of the Wizard of, Oz because he's behind a curtain. You're not like you're going in the right direction.

Yeah, yeah, I feel good about it. I mean, it's the Wizard of Oz is not a good example. No, I'm going to get me my guess. It's going to be a wizard of Oz. I'm going to guess Wizard of Oz next coming up. Okay. Yeah, okay, you're up. My hair has changed.

I don't know that that hint is going to help him actually. I think your hands have hurt me if I'm being honest. Yeah, I think you're. Can I have another hint really famous? I do. If you asked me to name a dead actress right now, I don't think I could name one. No, remember when I said actress, I said she's acted. All right, so she's not primarily an actress.

I don't really know what other jobs make you famous. Okay, was she? This is so embarrassing, but I can't think of a question. Hmm. So she's not primarily an actress. Was she an author? No, is my guy the voice of something? Is that what makes him famous?

That's kind of a tricky question. Like is his, like, talk, speaking voice? Like, is that what you would know him from? His speaking voice? No. Oh my God. If you wouldn't know his face, you wouldn't know his voice,

what do you know his smell? Like, is my guy just rock a smell? No, you know his name. Okay, go ahead. That is a giant hint. Okay. I would think I know his name if he's on my head. I think the thing is you think of his hands

are not helping me. Like. No, don't give me any more. Any more hints. You have a question. If I give any more hints, I'm going to really start helping him, I think. I don't think I can give you any more hints. Really famous. Died relatively young. Multiple hair choices. Do I have famous? No.

is my guy, was he famous before I was born, like 60s, 70s? Like old school? Yeah, I think so. Yes. Okay. All right, we're getting somewhere. Did I die tragically? Yeah.

Okay. That's a good question to ask. Okay. Because I'm trying to think, like, if I would have really known when this person died. But I'm going to ask another question. You're getting close. you're going to get in the next few. Really?

Yeah. I don't have even an inkling of who I could be. But thank you. If I was famous in the same, am I really rich? Am I known for being really rich? Not known for being rich, no. No, like, no.

Okay. You wouldn't say this person's name and be like, man, that dude's got some cash in the bank. Because I was thinking like Warren Buffett or something. somebody like that. No. No. It's not even.

Go a different direction. Okay. Born Woffett? I mean, that's the complete opposite. I don't know the other direction. Okay. Did I die in a plane crash? No.

Okay. That wouldn't have helped me anyway. I don't know why I asked that. That was a stupid waste of a question. So I got to be like, am I over 60? I would guess yes. I think you're probably up there. Okay.

Over 60. I'm a 60 year old white dude who was famous back in the day. Is he over 60? Did y'all check that? Okay. Go ahead. Is it crazy that I don't have mine yet in your mind? No, I don't think you've asked any questions that really help you figure out who you are. And I have and I have no idea. Yeah, you have. You're dancing around it. I don't feel like I'm dancing around it. I couldn't even begin to throw.

a name out. But I told you I don't know famous people. Did this person die before I was born? Oh yeah. You know this person. There's no doubt in my mind. And I don't know everything you know because I'm not in your brain. However, you for sure know this person.

And this person died before you were born. So she died more than 30 years ago. 31. Is my guy? Oh my God. I think it would help me if I knew what she was famous for. Yeah, and me too. Actually, yes.

Me too. Yours, if you... Don't hit me. Don't hit me. If you could figure out what you're famous for, you'd know it immediately, and that's how you feel about me. Does mine, is mine involved in technology at all? No. What old white guy is there?

I was... If it's Dr. Phil again, I quit. Earlier, I was going to be like in my... I'm like, your air work. But then I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was. I don't think she acted, but that's really famous. And she died tragically. But that's why I asked if she died in the plane crutch.

But I bet she didn't act. I don't know. So, okay, she died. She's very famous. I really want to try to figure out what she's famous for. And it's from back in the day. So that kind of limits me. She's not an athlete, not an author.

what other things make you famous. Was she a model? Yeah. Okay. I'm never going to get it. Oh my God. Oh my God. She's a famous model.

Okay. That acted and she's dead. And that should be all I need to know. I can hear Lauren's friends in the room going, Lauren. That's crazy. Okay. It's over to me.

I got to move because you're going to get it. if I don't get the next couple. But, okay, she's a model who's dead. Okay. Am I? Not an athlete. I think you need to try to figure out what this person is famous for. Not an athlete, not music, didn't act, wasn't a television.

Wasn't a politician. Wasn't a politician. What else is there? That's the question. And is not in technology? If you're like an old white dude in your 70s, what else would you be doing if you're not one of those things? and it's not like an investor.

His is really hard, y'all. That's really hard. Well, we picked them randomly. I know, but I really felt confident that you were going to be able to beat me because I suck at this and you're not. I'm going to, I'm in a win. I just got to start thinking of it. If not, it's going to be really embarrassing for me

because no one's going to watch this and be embarrassed for you. That's how hard yours is. Is mine an author? Potentially. I don't think that's helpful, though. No. No. He may have written a book, but I don't know about a book.

He's written. Okay. So not known as an author. No. She's dead. She died tragically. She's an actress. She had brown hair at one point.

She did get, did some appearances in some movies. She's really famous. She was a supermodel. I don't think that term existed back then, but she was a very famous model. Very famous model. I don't know. What more can you give me that would tell me who this person is other than I just don't know who she is? But you think I do know her.

I'd live under a rock to not know her. Everybody knows her. Okay. Did she die before? I'm trying to age her. I'm trying to figure out how old, like, when she lived. And she lived when we were making movies. So she's not like, way old.

Yeah, it's not clear. Apatra. Right. That's why I was like, could it be? She's a model. Did she die in the 70s? No. Is my guy, does he have, is he bald?

I have no idea. I told you I don't know what he looks like. That's crazy to me that there can be somebody that you know is white, but you don't know what they look like. Like how do you know they're white then? Well, because I made them look it up, but I just guessed he was white. I just get, like it was a total guess. Okay. I base it slowly off the name.

I'll ask a different question. Is my person fictional? Yes. My person's not even real? Wow. Oh my God. Where am I supposed to go now? I was thinking like Lee Majors or like the 10, I don't know.

Okay. I also would like to backtrack and say, I do believe I have met you. Oh my God. It is just. come to me that I may have been somewhere where you were before and I feel like there are people on the internet that are going to find pictures of me with you Ronald McDonald? Yes. Oh my God. Look. She's hanging in my house. I have a picture of her in my house. Like I'm a giant Marilyn Monroe fan. This is embarrassing. Actually, my, like I really am.

Oh, and I was nowhere near it. I just want y'all to know. was nowhere near. Do you feel like my clues were good, though, like I was answering? No, I'm talking about for you, though. Like, you felt like I was, I was. The brown hair really did because I should have said, I'm not blonde, and you would have said yes. I would have. And that would have been so much better for them. But before she changed her name to Marilyn Monroe, she had brown hair. Yeah. I mean, I love her so much that I sang the Elton John song that everybody suspects is like about her on American Idol and made a really big deal about how much I love Marilyn Monroe. Can't On the Wind?

Yes. Yeah. That's embarrassing. I'm one with freaking Ronald McDonald. Thank you. You did it. Thank you. Thank you.

And then did me saying I have been in a room with you help? No. Once you said it was fictional, I started to go, what are people that are ageless that are kind of fun, that you're like white? You did it. Have you never won? Only one time. Who were you playing? It was like my sixth game and I was playing Eddie.

And I think maybe he, I don't think he threw it, but I think he was written for me. Well, I didn't throw it. Just I'm an idiot. Well, there is just. All right, that's what's up. Thank you guys for listening. The game. So just to make sure, I think everybody heard,

but once I didn't say this, on Lauren's head was Marilyn Monroe. On my head was Ronald McDonald. I think we said it. But in case we didn't, just want to put that out there. All right, that's what's up. Thank you, everybody tomorrow on the Bobbycast.

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