The Bobby Bones Show - Parenting Teens, Getting Married Again, & Fall Favorites

Episode Date: September 20, 2025

Morgan and Amy answer listener questions. Amy shares her thoughts on parenting teens, if Stevenson is still being called by his nickname, her thoughts on getting married again, and her favorite qualities of her boyfriend. Plus, favorite fall activities, Friday Night Lights, and wardrobe chic chat. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ready. We got shoutouts to start. We've got Kelsey from Florida, who's had my favorite duo, love when you two chat. Then we've got Kiara in Hawaii who's been listening for years and admires how much growth you've had. It's very inspiring. Oh, thank you. And then we've got the Best Bids Positivity Hour. You two are the best.

That's Gretchen in Idaho. And Amy and Morgan Best Bits are elite. That's Sarah from Tennessee. Elite. Yeah, elite. We got all the compliments to start. What is your favorite part of parenting teenagers, Rebecca in New Mexico? I think just them getting older and having more substantial conversations.

I think that that's been a fun part and just watching them develop and their personalities really start to come out and you see who they are as individuals and watching them grow and thrive, at least for me, that's probably been the best part. Is it true that when they get older, you have more concern that grows for them?

Does that happen? I mean, yeah, I think once I start driving, there's that they have this more freedom and then their friendships and there's the normal high school stuff. and what are they involved in? And that's what Life 360 is for. You just stop them.

I really feel like you need an advertising with Life 360. Oh, yeah. I'm on it all the time. Like, I could be like, oh, where are they right now? Are they walking? I mean, Stevenson, he rides his bike a lot. Like, I can see exactly where he is. It's just, it gives you peace of mind.

Now, I don't over, or what's the word I'm looking for? I don't obsess over it as a mom. Like if Stashira's out with her friends, I will maybe check it once. Some nights I don't even check it. I just trust that's where she is. But sometimes I'll be like, oh, wait a second. Where is she right now? And then I'll see like, oh, she went from, you know, this Mexican restaurant to Sonic.

And that's what they do. Then to swig. Like, they just bounce around our restaurant hop. And she's, from what I can tell, she's not into certain things that I certainly was into in high school. And I'm very thankful for that. And that might change. But it's her senior year and she hasn't yet, like, really gotten into partying or anything.

And so if, like, she wants to go hang out at Sonic late night, okay. Yeah, you're like, I'll take that. That's fine. Great. So we'll see what happens when she goes off to college. Like, you know, I try to have open, honest conversations over about that. That's probably, like, the cringiest part of being a parent sometimes is like, okay, I'm going to have to have this conversation right now and I want to talk about it.

But my mom didn't talk to me. And I would much rather have, you know, the boyfriend, girlfriend, conversations and the drinking conversations and drugs than just ignore it. And I'm like, okay, well, they're going to do what they're going to do. But just watching them grow and develop, sure, you worry. But I think there's all different phases until they're maybe finally off on their own. But I can't speak to that yet because I'm not on that phase. Okay. Does Stevenson still go by his nickname at school and track James in Virginia?

Oh yeah, the moose. Yeah, his birthday was, what, in August? And he asked for a new moose t-shirt because he outgrew the one from last year that gave him the nickname. That shirt is what gave him that nickname. Yeah, he would show up to practice with his moose shirt. And they were like, Moose. Okay. And they still call him that. Does anybody else like besides Shragonfield? No, I mean, they mostly call him Stevenson, but it's like a thing, at least for him. And occasionally, like, some of the kids will say it. But it's not like an overall, like everyone at school is like, moose, the moose. That could become a thing for him in high school, though, you know, because high school, I really feel like is where your nickname is fully develop. I know.

Maybe we need to campaign for that. Maybe I'm like, Stevenson, we really need to push this thing because it'd be cute. Moose. Yeah. I love that one. For this date, cross-country. I mean, there's race. last night we were talking about for state, maybe we should blow his head up, like,

really big on a, I don't know what they call those. But you know those things they stick on the wall. Yeah. I don't know. It's like a cutout. But you can do it with heads. And like we have them at different things and we like really cheer them on. Because sometimes it's like a, you know, not sometimes.

A lot of times, adrenaline will give you that extra boost that you need. And we're like, maybe we divide and conquer on the course. Because you can't be at all parts of the course. but if we know the, we know which way they're going to go. And then we station people like our family and friends at different parts. Like every quarter mile of the course, there's like a Stevenson head and someone yelling at him. Okay. I'm like, I feel like that might motivate him.

Because right now I don't have that all coordinated. And I can only be like his dad and I can only be at like two or three different spots throughout the race. Because you're, I mean, last night I was running and that's the most I've ran to make it back to the finish line in time. And I was out of breath. But I was thinking if we were very strategic about it, then we might give him those adrenaline bursts every quarter mile. Very much is a thing. And you should totally do that. But also, I'm advocating for getting a blow-up moose head.

Oh, yeah, we need a moose. Yeah. Because you can do his head. You should. At least you can know who you're cheering for. But also, if you get like an inflatable moose of some kind, I think he would love that. I think they'd be like, ma'am. There are no inflatable moose allowed on the course.

Blow it up all like don't show anybody. Then blow it up when you're standing here. Yeah. I mean, I just need to maybe get myself into a full-blown moose costume. Oh, yes. Yes. He would love that. Will you ever remarry if it is the right time, Stephanie and Michigan?

Yes. I don't know when that right time will be. But yes, I would. Would you want a big wedding or would you want like a small wedding? Have you ever thought about that? No, I wouldn't do like a wedding wedding. I would have a party. Okay.

So I think if they're, I don't know, I guess it depends on what he would want to do. But I could see like a more private exchanging of vows situation and then just a fun party. But I like the full like wedding gown or anything like that. Okay. I don't want to. A little pantsuit action. Maybe. Something white or maybe not white.

Who cares? Like, I don't know. We just have fun. I love it. And celebrate with the people that we love. And more so the celebration, like maybe in the intimate ceremony, if there's like, yeah, our kids are involved. And then, but also showing the kids of, like, you know, you celebrate the big things in life

that you care about, not because I feel like I need some wedding reception, it would be more of just like a celebration party. And it's weird, if it were to be my current boyfriend, like with the loss of his wife also just, she always, she told him before she died, you know, I want you to get remarried. And so just that we, I don't know, somehow honor and celebrate her. celebrate her too, not in like a weird, creepy way, but it is weird because he still loves her. It's not like he, where I, you know, and then I thought, well, Ben and I, our relationship is such a great place. I'm like, if we were to actually, if this were to happen and we were to get married,

I'd be like, would Ben come? Would we invite him? Because that would be good for our kids to see. And I was like, he's dating right now. Maybe his girlfriend could come. But then that's my brain going on a journey that we're not there yet. Yeah. You have a ways to go and you have time to figure all of that. Yes. But that's exciting. But then I get asked a question like that. My brain. starts revisiting different things that I've thought of and I'm like, okay, and then I have to reel it in. Okay, but it's good. It's good to know where you're at. So this is good.

Favorite quality in your new boyfriend. Maybe she had asked this in a way of like that your ex didn't have. But we'll just go with like maybe your favorite quality. Yeah, no, I don't want to compare him to Ben there at all. So we won't do that. I do think a word to describe him that has been really good for me is steadfast. Okay. So he's very consistent and even, you know, I don't know if like in our other part of the podcast,

you were talking about your nervous system. And he is just, I keep saying, like even in level doesn't sound as great as steadfast. So that feels more like the word. But he is that for me and has, you know, sometimes you don't know is someone just acting this way or are they this? way and I believe after almost a year I can tell that he just is that way. Now he has feelings and can fluctuate with those. He's not just like a passive person, but he's just consistent. Consistent in being level-headed. He's very rational, not dramatic. It's like the opposite of me. I hate sometimes opposites attract.

It's the ying to my yang. So steadfast, I will give it that. And, you know, Ben, while Ben and I maybe weren't that for each other, we might be now with the work that we've done. But with me, yeah, a dash of drama. I like to keep it fun. Sometimes you just got to add a little spice to the party. Yeah, I try to stir it up. And I see if my boyfriend will take the bait and he doesn't.

And I'm like, well, and at the beginning, I was like, well, wamp, well, we're. But now I'm like, oh, thank you. You're just so consistent. Now I'm just seeing if he's ever going to fall for it. But I don't even know that I'm not like purposefully doing it. But I can tell sometimes when I step away, I'm like, oh, okay, I was definitely stirring the pot there. I'm not like, oh, it's been a month since I tried to rile him up. Like I'm just to see if I can get him to.

You're on a schedule of making sure you do it X, Y, and C times. Yeah, no, it's not that. But just certain things will come up where I can later look back and see, oh, I was very emotional. at that point and maybe it was letting my emotions drive. I guess it's probably a good way to put it. He does, he has emotions. He's just very clear in his delivery. Yeah, he knows who he is.

He knows what he wants. He's like good. I'm like, what the? I mean, I don't know. I don't get it. I keep waiting for it to like not be it that way, but so far so good. We love that. This is good.

And most of the time when they're like that, they are that way. My boyfriend is very similar. And I'm like, when's the other foot coming off? Yeah, and I wouldn't say I'm like waiting for it to drop because that would be healthy of me either. But I guess I'm just curious. Like, this is really a ruse? Am I being punked? Yeah, where you have like, I'm 99% of time.

Like, this is great. This is so good. And then there's just like that one percent that creeps in my brain sometimes like, it's going to go to all crap. Yeah, or like if we were to get married. Like I know somebody that was dating a guy like our guys like we're describing. Swear to God. This is how she described it. the day after they got married, everything flipped.

They're divorced now. Everything flipped. It was like a switch. He, the word in my mind right now is bamboozled her, but like, and everybody around. Like,

he knew what he was doing and he was able to keep up that game. And then the minute it became legal and she was his, like something just either. I have a friend with this very similar story. Okay. Well, maybe you need to say their name off air because I wonder,

I'm like, no way to the same person. But if that's crazy that happened to your friend too, like, that's terrifying to know that there are situations out there where they will play it right up until. And then when it's legal, I don't know if it's something that switches in them like, oh, this is far more complicated or I've got her or they've, I don't know. But she was sort of, it's almost like she couldn't even accept it because she was so perplexed by it. She's like, what in the world is happening?

Well, it's hard to comprehend something that you would never do, right? like that's something that you just couldn't even put in your head as something that's a possibility. And then it happens and you're like, okay, I guess that was a possibility. Yeah. And I mean, so that that pops in my head sometimes. I'm like, well, maybe he's waiting for the day we're married and then the flip switches. Or the switch flips?

The flip switches. The flip flips switches. The switch flips. I think it's the flip switches because the flip the no, wait. The switch has to flip. Okay, now my brain hurts. All right, we're going to take a quick break and we'll be right back. You can have opinions.

You can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body having its own program. I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and hosts of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. We share stories and scientific insights to help us all better. navigate these periods of turbulence and transformation. There is one finding that is consistent, and that is that our resilience rests on our relationships. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that

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Eva Langoria. I think I had like $200 in my savings account, and my mom goes, what are you going to do? And I was like, I'll figure it out. We got a one-bedroom apartment for like $400 a month, and we all could not afford it. Like, I was like, how am I going to make $100 a month? I'm opening up like I've never before.

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And he sent a really nice note. He's like, hey, just wanted to say thank you. Your hospitality enjoys always. welcoming and contagious. Oh, this is your spirit. I didn't notice this. Your spirit is so beautiful inside and out. I love everything that you're doing.

I know I give you a hard time, but I wouldn't be your brother if I didn't. Thanks for the back porch coffee time too. Always my favorite with you. Hope you have a great day. And there's some stuff going on with like my family. So he was like, hey, I'm praying for this. Blah, blah, blah. He's like, love conquers always, blah, blah, blah.

So it was a really nice note. And him and my sister must have been talking about something because in my sister sent me a really nice note too. But back porch coffee time. When the fall temps hit, it's, I love sitting on the porch with coffee and being with my people and talking or journaling. And that is something that happens in fall and spring. Like summer, it's just too muggy and hot. Winter, it's too cold. Yeah. But my back porch in the fall. And coffee time. I love that.

Yeah. What about you? I mean, that's turning in. And you just got your porch. Yes. I just got it all screened in. So it's all getting like put together. And I'm just, I spend so much time out there now, especially with the weather turning.

And I love it. I love that. Sitting out there and watching a movie is going to be one of my favorite activities all of fall. But also I like cooking pumpkin and cider things. Like I just made pumpkin protein bars. I'm about to make some little apple cider donuts. and I just like the seasons of our seasonies. The flavors.

Yes, thank you. The flavors of fall. The flavors of fall. Pumpkin things are one of my favorites to like go in on and try. So I'm having to make it all at home this year and figure out how I can still do that. That would be mine. I just started watching Friday Night Lights. Who is your favorite character or was your favorite character?

That's from Sarah. Oh, do I have a favorite character from Friday Night Lights? I mean, I love Coach Taylor, obviously. and then Tammy. I was always a big Reagan. Oh, well, yeah. Who doesn't love Briggins? But his behavior was a little...

Oh, yeah. He was questionable in a lot of ways. You didn't say who's the hottest. No, I said who was your favorite character. I mean, I liked Tammy. Yeah, she was great. That's where I honestly fell in love like girl crush on Connie Britton.

Was that show? Tammy Taylor. Yeah. It's such a good show. Mm-hmm. It really is. Honestly, none of them are wrong. But Riggins was like a big crush of mine when I was watching that show. And that's why it's front of mine.

Also, just I love the name Riggins. It's so cute. It is a cute name. Do you get a wardrobe paid for by the company for events? That's Lauren from Austin. No. That's a quick answer. No.

That would be fun. That would be fun. But no. Do you put together yours or do you have somebody help at all? I used to have my friend Kelly would do it. But then I just started doing it myself. Like the last several years, I was like, I don't know. I just started doing it the last, probably after COVID.

I mean, I think a lot of that change for a lot of people after COVID. And I was looking back at some of my past, my most recent eye heart outfits over the last several years. And they were all me. I mean, I'll get opinions or I might still text her or other friends. And be like, hey, do you like this? Or is this look ridiculous? but there you go. I think people assume that we get like wardrobes and stuff.

Yeah. For different events. But no, that's us. Yeah. Going out to things. How did people share their pregnancy news with you whenever you were struggling with infertility? That's from M in Ohio.

I'm assuming she may be going through something similar. Uh, I think they just were normal how they would be. I don't know. I don't recall any of my, I mean, this was a long, long time ago, but I'm trying to think. I think I did have my college roommate. She proceeded with caution on her second pregnancy, kind of like, hey, I've been wanting to tell you this.

I just don't know how because I know that you're going through this. And she did it thoughtfully, but nobody, I never took it any wrong way. If someone's just, I want you to do you. And I think that's, it's good if you're family and friends are aware of what you're going through and they are sensitive to it. And also, just because we've been dealt a certain card, I don't want to trump or step on anybody's joy or steal their joy in their moment. Like, I don't know. You don't want to be in soup theory yet. A what? The bean soup theory. Oh, bean. You don't want a soup theory yet. Yeah. Yeah, the bean soup theory. That's a, that's a good one. Where you're just kind of

womp womp, you're the Debbie Downer at the point. Yeah. And I think a lot of that's valid, right? When you're going through something, you've experienced things and you get to have all of those emotions. But there's also two things that can be true. What Amy is saying is that you get to feel that way and have that. But you can also still have joy for the people that are in your life and having joyful things happen. Yeah. And I feel like when someone has this expectation, which I am thankful for my friend that did deliver the news in that way, but I assured her over and over again. Like, if this ever happens again, please just do you and come out and tell me. Like, I don't want you to have anxiety about telling me about one of the biggest moments in your life. Like, I just, I'm grateful for the thoughtfulness and I just

want people to be normal. Yeah. Well, hopefully. Because then it also is like this reminder of like, oh, this is happening to me. I just want things to kind of continue. And I'm very detached from that part of my life because it was so long ago. Mm-hmm. And I know there's so many emotions. I mean, Lord knows how many pregnancy tests I took and how many times I was crying and frustrated and asking, how did my sister get pregnant four times with biological children? And like, what is wrong with me?

And I've worked through a lot of that. And also after we adopted and then came to terms, like, I'm not ever going to have a biological child. I mean, I guess never say never, but that's just like not something I want at times do I think like, oh, that would be so precious to have a baby. But I think I'm past that part. And I've come to terms. So it's been a minute since I've thought about that. And anybody that's going through it right now, like, oh, my heart goes out to you. I know it is so difficult because also social media wasn't as huge or baby announcements.

weren't as big back then for me. You didn't have to see it everywhere, right? I mean, you weren't just bombarded with all different. I mean, even strangers. Like now, all guys, news everywhere. And you're like, those people got pregnant and I can't. Yeah, yep, you don't get away from it at all. It's very much in your face all the time.

And by those people, I mean, like, some of the ridiculous, like, baby gender announcements that, you know, people end up getting hurt or it's really. really tragic or they're obviously boneheads and you're like okay yay they made a baby or you're like dang really just one yeah just one yeah oh well hopefully em in ohio that helped with whatever you're going through on either side and um yeah this is where we leave you guys we're all done we hope a cat and i end our podcast with we hope you have the day you need to have that's a good one I love that well uh that is Amy and I wrapping up here too. So Amy tell people where they can find you, hear you, all that good stuff.

At Radio Amy on Instagram. And speaking of my podcast with Kat, it is Feeling Things with Amy and Kat. And the Instagram is Feeling Things Podcast. You want to end it how we do? I say, and we hope you have the day and you need to have. Okay, all right. Okay. And Morgan and I hope you have the day you need to have.

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Hey, I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and hosts of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty. that none of us likes. You can have opinions. You can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body having its own program.

Listen to a slight change of plans on the I-HeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. On a recent episode of the podcast, Money and Wealth with John Hobriant, I sit down with Tiffany the budgetista Aliche to talk about what it really takes to take control of your money. What would that look like in our family? if everyone was able to pass on wealth to the people when they're no longer here. We break down budgeting, financial discipline,

and how to build real wealth, starting with the mindset shifts. Too many of us were never, ever taught. If you've ever felt you didn't get the memo on money, this conversation is for you to hear more. Listen to Money and Wealth with John Hope Bryant from the Black Effect Network on the I'd Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

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