The Bobby Bones Show - Rascal Flatts In Studio + Female Friday Artist Danielle Bradbery + High Speed Pregnancy

Episode Date: July 21, 2017

Rascal Flatts and Danielle Bradbery stop by the studio, high speed pregnancy and OJ Simpson paroled Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I'll tell you she can sing like crazy. I think Rascal Flats are going to stop by today, dance parties today. I'll say this, Lunchbox tweeted something a couple days ago. If it's kind of the tweet heard around the room here, I've been, I'm going to be inducted into Radio Hall of Fame in November. And so Lunchbox tweeted out,

girlfriends are temporary, and he put Lindsay, why she shouldn't be able to go to the ceremony. Okay. Because I only have a certain amount of chairs to fill. Correct. And then he also said that Mike D. and both Morgans will be watching on FaceTime Live.

They will also not be there. So in one tweet, four people were like, what? Wow. Yeah, kind of shook up my universe for a second. That's impressive. You can do that in one tweet. Look, I'm just telling the truth because there's limited seats and people that haven't been around long enough

have to understand that their seat at the table is going to be back here at home watching on a screen. Or they can go outside the venue and maybe hear a couple of days, but they're not going to be at the table. and your girlfriend. You've had girlfriends in the past. People break up. Do you think if there are any girlfriends I've had longer than the current one, they take personal? I was going to say, you've been in relationships longer.

No. There have been people on the show like... Which girlfriend have you gotten the most radio content from? Exactly. Oh, that's definitely... I'm kidding. That's probably, Lindsay. No.

That is true. It's been a while. Because you've only been with her for like a year. That's only one year worth of radio. You've been with some girls for a couple years. That's two years. Yeah, but I mean, she's an artist, and it was a whole controversy. You used to fight with your chicks on air.

First of all, not chicks. A girlfriend, whatever. If there was an instance in my life, I would just talk about it on the air. And then you would call her. Sometimes it would be so fresh, you'd bring it in first thing in the morning. It was great. That's what I'm saying. Those women, they helped you get to the Hall of Fame.

I mean, they're not saying Lindsay's little topic. Dusty should go over Lindsay. Oh, what about it? You'd think my dog should come over. Oh, my goodness. He's made namesake. Yes. Listen, there are a lot of people.

I don't know who I'm going to be able to take. I think I have ten chairs. And I'm wondering if one of those is mine. That's the thing, too. Like, is it really not? No, you're up on stage? I don't think that's the case. You've never seen the Hall of Fame?

Like, NFL? Like, they sit up on the stage and they... You're saying things and you don't know. Because they don't like... I think I'm at a table. Oh. And then I go up and say a few words. The only two people right now that I know we're going are Amy and Lunchbodge.

Yeah. You said the other day that I was going. I feel. I feel like you're probably in a good spot in the running. Like, what percentage? Like, 501. Oh, my God, that's so low. 90?

Right now, right now. The only two 100 percenters are Amy and lunchbox. Woo! My flight is booked. Is it? It's not booked yet. My stamp is boot or my... We probably do need to book our flights.

Do we need to book our flight? Relax. Take a step back. Everything's all good. My envelope is stamped. What does that mean? Yeah, I don't know. But anyway, he tweeted out, everybody who couldn't come and tagged them all.

So smart. I tagged them just so they know where they stand. I don't want them to be blindsided when it comes up that they're going to be. That's your role. Yeah, to let them know where they stand. The gatekeeper. Recognizing people doing cool things. It's ICU.

Kendrick Lamar just paid for a wheelchair accessible van for one of his fans. Jennifer Phillips survived a car accident years ago. it left her paralyzed. She showed up the meeting greet with Kendrick at his Dallas show when he gave her one of his merch hoodies that said, you know, the tour and the date. And so on the hoodie, he had written the note

to that says, hey, there's a van out back. So you'll be able to get in with the ramp and the whole thing. Wow. That's awesome. Pretty cool, huh? So Kendrick Lamar, I see you. The Bobby Bone Show. Big Three Stories.

His producer Raymond, O.J. Simpson, was granted parole. that means he's getting out of jail. They're saying the earliest possible date is October 1st. In music news, Lincoln Park frontman, Chester Bennington, died in his L.A. home. He was 41 years old. And finally in California,

lottery officials say the holder of the winning powerball ticket where $447 million has come forward. Jeff Lindsay took home the lump sum of $279 million. He declined to take a photo with the check, and he didn't speak with the press. Were you surprised that O.J. was given parole? I don't think so because I had been listening to conversations

that have been going on in the studio. I don't really care that much about OJ. But his, what he was in for had nothing to do with the murder, which is what in my brain, I'm like, oh yeah, I'll lock him away. But that's not what he's in for. He's in for the robbery thing. I feel like he served

his time. And I'm not shocked, really. Me either. And I felt like for what he did, he should have got out. But they didn't put him in for what he did. I mean, really, they didn't. Right. If you don't think that if, right.

But the only way he had a chance to go in was because of that. So therefore, he should be released because of that. Yeah. It's still wild that there are two victims that they, and I think O.J. killed him. Oh, yeah. I mean, I've seen lots of documentaries. What do I really know? Right.

Except watching TV shows and documentaries and people talk about it. But I thought, again, with our justice system, he was acquitted. Civil trial doesn't count. That's money. He was acquitted in a criminal. trial. Like it or not, bleh. And then he went in for kidnapping and for

and for... And he served 9 to 33 years. That's pretty typical if he was a good citizen to get out. Lunchbox, how'd you feel about that? Well, watching the parole hearing, I felt like he didn't sound like he was remorseful at all, and they're like, you know, we wanted you to take this anger management class. He's like, no, I didn't do that. I'm not a

very angry person. And so I was like, this dude is just like a psychopath. Sociopath. Whatever you call it. And he is. You're right. I mean, he just was, like, no, I didn't need to do that. And they were like, what about the alcohol class? He goes, oh, I've never had an alcohol problem, so I didn't need to take that. And I'm like, what if he's being straight up honest, though?

Right. But if they tell you you need to take that, I felt like, so I was, I knew he would get out. But after watching him, I was like, this dude's not getting out. So you started to feel like to watch him. Yeah, I started feeling like there's no way they're letting him out. He's really arrogant still. But his age played a big part of it. And they also say he's been a real, for whatever it's worth, a model citizen in prison.

like he really has been a fantastic prisoner, which I don't think most prisoners are. Yeah, I could see where they have to deal with some riffraff. Riffraff is correct. Tom's on this is a babymo's show. Time for your positivity around the room. Tell me something good. And we go.

Okay, so you know that preemie babies exist, but have y'all ever heard of a micro-premy? No. A baby the size of a Coke can. Wow. Born weighing only 12 ounces. They're calling this little girl a medical miracle because she was born at four months old and she's had to stay in the hospital. Now she's five months old and she's thriving.

So doctors are legit calling her a medical miracle and her mom is just over the moon. The baby's name is Emily Rose Holland. So she's a fighter. Wow. So shout out to Emily. Lunch box. Zion Harvey when he was 10 years old got a bacteria infection. He had to lose both of his hands.

so he became the first kid in history to have a double hand transplant two years ago. Well, he has learned to read, he learned to write, dress himself, and he's even gripping a baseball bat, hoping to get out on the diamond. That's crazy. Those hand transplants? Yeah. It's crazy, right? Yeah. Really, they are.

It's so crazy, I don't even understand how they work. I saw that video in the picture, and it's really remarkable. 3D printer type stuff, or? It does not say in my story, but I don't know. Either way, the 3D printer stuff is just as weird. An 18-year-old who spent 13 years in foster care has been adopted into a forever home. Peterson 18 from Fresno finally found a Forever Home family with his foster parents because he'd been with them for a while. They've been fostering him and finally got it to go through after a few years of being with them.

Wow. So, yeah, he's an adult now, but he's been with them. And now they're just officially his parents. Yeah, and I think there's something about making it official. Yeah, oh, for sure. Especially being that old and not knowing you've had like something that's like this family. belongs to me, I belong to them. That's cool.

That's cool. That's good news. It's all about telling me something good. Thank you for listening. Hope that makes you a little bit brighter. Get your Bobby Bones on. You can now download Lindsay L's champagne. It's up today.

Sounds like a 1920s smoky blues song. So since I pre-ordered, just showing up in my iTunes. Yeah, you may have to download it still, but you have to pay for it. But yeah, it's up. Don't you dare take your hand off the small of my back? When we walk into a crowd, I love it when you do that. Keep telling me I'm beautiful, even though those room is full of VIPs, like that crystal chandelier, ain't got nothing on me.

You make me feel like Jessica Beal stepping out a hug in my neck for the paparazzi got me. So naturally, David, just call the female. You make me for me. So that's up if you want to download it. It's Champagne from Lindsay L. We've been playing out here. It hasn't been out, but it's there. I can open my own door, but I like that you don't let me.

Can't help but smile when I catch you, catch me. I'm saying back in the blues day. Back in my blues days, the blue club. You see the guy that was frustrated with the AT&T truck, so he just started shooting at him? Oh, man. He's basically to get off my lawn guy. Angry about two power line repair vehicles parked outside his house. George Jove unloaded more than a dozen rounds into the truck at the AT&T employee's trucks.

Yeah. Like down into there. I wonder how old and how crazy he was because I haven't seen a picture of him. He's older. Is he 80? Because you got to be 80 for me to even go, ooh. No, he's not 80. He's not 80?

No. I know he was a firefighter for like 30 years and I guess he's retired now and maybe he just, I don't know how to That day? Yeah, I'll have to check his age. You need to be old and senile for that to count. For me, not to lock you away forever. You can't go shooting things and trucks. The footage is bizarre.

The latest from Nashville in Hollywood. Amy's 32nd Skinny. Kelsey Ballerini and Morgan Evans have set a date for their wedding, but they're not telling exactly when it is. We do know it's going to be at the end of the year and that she has hired the same wedding planner that Carrie Underwood used. If I know and I'm invited, can I withhold and you guys not be mad at me? Or do I have to tell? I'm not going to be mad at you.

Okay, cool. Next. This is private information. I don't want the listeners to be mad either. Oh, yeah. No, they get it. They get it. So Queen Latifah's movie Girls Trip is out today

and it's 87% positive on Rotten Tomatoes. It's up against a sci-fi movie called Valerian, 57% positive and the World War II movie, Dunkirk, 93% positive. The guy who did the new Batman movies, Dark Night, he did this, and it's supposedly better than all those. I've been seeing the previews. And Harry Styles One Directions. Oh, my eyes! He's in Dunkirk?

Yeah. Oh, I haven't noticed that. I'm Amy. That's your 30 seconds getting. Bobby Bone Show. Bonehead. Norrie of the day. This story comes to us from Los Angeles, California.

There was an art exhibit going on, people walking around, taking pictures with the art. This one girl's like, oh, let me get a selfie with this art collection. Goes, trips, falls. knocks down $200,000 worth of art. Oh, all caught on camera. You can't let people get that close to expensive things. I don't blame her. I blame the art people.

They can't let people get that. Yeah. So they have a robot. Oh, it's a domino effect. Yeah. I saw it on the news and all I think was, why do you let people get that close to stuff? Yeah.

People are just going to break things. Somebody's getting fired. That's why we can't have nice things here. Because that's what you guys do. And we break things. Yes, yes. All right. I'm Lunchbox.

That's your Bonehead story of the day. Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones show. So O.J. gets out yesterday. And I kind of thought he would, not from what I know, but from reading all the stories that were kind of planted out there for a reason. People would say, hey, he's been a model citizen. Hey, we expect him to get out. Like, people from inside the system were saying this.

So it wouldn't be a shock to us. A lot of times you can read the old T leaves. And so I expected him to get out. he's old and they tend to lean toward if you're old it's close you get the benefit of the doubt. Okay. So OJ was not convicted of murdering Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson.

Now do I think he did it? I do. But he was acquitted. Lost the civil case. That has nothing to do with jail time. But he was acquitted. But then he gets in trouble. He goes into this room.

He didn't have a gun that the guy's with. He was with. did to get back his own merchandise. He holds him. He holds him. He's kidnapping. It's all these other charges. They put him in jail for 33 years. A lot of people said that that was how they were punishing him for the last crime that he did not. Which really isn't fair.

No. What do we agree? Not fair. I agree. Regardless of how you feel about the first trial, and I did feel bad about it. I thought, wow. And after watching the documentaries, too, it made me feel that even more like he should have went to jail. But he didn't.

And our system said he didn't. That's it. and so he's out and I kind of think he should get out just because he was acquitted in the first and he served enough time in this that people also that do this get out at this time.

Yeah, like what was the normal person who doesn't have the previous conviction or previous instant circumsic? Because he was convicted in the civil but not in the other. It has nothing to do with it. Right, so there's nothing to do it.

So let's just wipe his slate clean and he's a normal average Joe. Would he have been let out? Yes, because he was a good citizen. He, there was a whole cook. and dingy-dagging. But it wasn't a thing, right? But he helped everybody with fantasy football.

He did. And he, like, coached the softball team or whatever. And he gave him gambling tips. Oh, my gosh. So they're like, he still owes, like, 30 million bucks to the family from the civil trial. Oh, gosh, yeah. But he gets a pension from the NFL that he does not have to give to them. Yeah, you know how much he may wise in prison from that?

$400,000. So he's walking out of jail just like, man, I'm rich. Well, he's in there for nine years. He has around $3 million right now, and everybody's going to want to do deals with him. But the thing is, he's got to give a lot of that money up. I read, if he sets up an autograph booth, he could get $30 an autograph. Yeah? Yeah.

Any money he makes, though, he's got to still send over. Okay, well, start signing. What did you want his autograph? Who wants his autograph now? I don't know. When he was in jail, people were like crazy. I saw it they plummeted yesterday. Once he got out, they weren't worth as much.

Yeah. But that's the thing. He was out. All of a sudden, I mean, he still looks good. For a 70-year-old man? Eh. You don't think so? I don't know.

The Bobby Bone Show. Female Friday. Featured. Daniel Bradbury is here. Everybody said, Danielle? Hey. Hi. Is this the first time you've ever been here in our studio?

Yeah. That's crazy because we see each other. I know. But you've never been in here. Huh. Well, I'll tell you why you're here because your new song's really good. And I told you, we were playing softball together. And they asked me what I had on my phone.

And I even showed you. I was like, you know what? This is, by the way, a month ago. Is that right? About a month ago. And I was like, Daniel Breber has this new song called Sway. And then I went up to you and I was like, I'm not lying. And it was on my phone.

I really liked the song. Thank you. That's good. Did you write this one? I did. Thank you. Is that where you went for a while? Did you go away and write?

for a while? I did, yeah. It was kind of like a find yourself moment. Because at 16 years old, you don't really know who the heck you are. And at 16, that's whenever you got off the TV show and like started. Yeah. So what's that? So you finished the voice and then what happens to your life? Like, what do you do then? It goes 100 miles per hour. So I got off the voice. I remember performing at the Today Show and then flying to Nashville for the first time recording Hard of Dixie and then picking out a whole album

that same week. Wow. I know. It was crazy. And then recording the whole album. Recording it, going through that whole process and I've never been to Nashville before that too. So I'm like learning all about that,

meeting so many new people. And you're 16 years old? Yeah. Like you can just drive. Did you have a car? No. Well, I got one from the voice. They gave you a car?

Yeah. What kind of car does the voice give you? It was a Kia. Kia Kidenza, but it was a really beautiful car. Do you still have it? I don't. When you traded it in, how much they give you for it. Do you remember?

I don't remember. You got to know that stuff. But you're an adult now. I know. We got to keep track of finances. Maybe when she took care of all that, she wasn't an adult. Yeah. Which, I mean, I'm 36.

I don't know. I don't know. I just wonder what a Kia Kedenza goes for now. You know? Like Kia Kedenza. Especially one that was owned by Daniel Bradbury, it's got to be worth more if it's from the voice. I mean, I don't know.

You're from Texas. Yes. So you grew up. Did they have you lean toward country music on the show? Because obviously, when you go up in Texas, like you did, I grew up in Arkansas, there's a lot of country music, but we like all kinds of music. Yeah. So do they go, okay, I know you like country, but you should just stay all country.

Is that kind of a thing? They didn't specifically say, okay, we're going to put you, like, as a country blonde. but I came in saying I was a country artist so I think they took that and ran with it Do you hate talking about the voice? No. Because I think I would. I was looking at your Instagram

and you still post voice stuff. Yeah. I mean, that's cool. I don't even like talking about last week's shows. That's me. Much less four years. But if you don't mind, I'd like for people to hear because you're like four foot one, 20 pounds

and can sing like crazy. Why don't you play sway? Will you play that first? Yeah, for sure. So Danielle Bradbury is here. And so this is the song that, this song's going to be a big old hit. And so I want you to hear it perform live. Everybody in the studio, clap your hands.

Daniel Bradbury here. All right, Daniel, whenever you're ready. Hey, guys, so because of licensing roles, we can't play anything with music on this Iheart radio channel or podcast anymore. But you can go to bobbybones.com to see it. We hate that we had to take it down. It wasn't our decision. But I just wanted to keep you up and we wanted to keep up as much as possible. So go to bobbybones.com to watch or hear whatever you're missing right now.

And thank you for listening to the show. And sorry about all the legal stuff. Download this song. This way from Danielle, Frickin Bradbury, man. Okay, yeah. I'm going to go download it right now. Are you? Pay the money.

Don't stream it. Pay the money. I'm on iTunes right now. I pay the money. You stream it. I pay the money. I give respect. Respect is due.

There you go. Daniel, good to see you. Good to see you. Let me listen this for a second. All right, we're going to go, but that's fantastic and you're fantastic. Everybody in here is fantastic. Are we good with that? Yes, you all are. Thank you.

Not to be confused with Michael Boubley's way. This is, you need to make sure you're getting Daniel Badbury. And it's only 69 cents. You're just talking like 69 cents? Yep. You need to talk to your people. Because I would have paid $1.29. I'd pay $5 for it.

It's that good. I'd pay $5 for it. Well, thank you. All right, we'll come back. Babby bones. Shown. Rascal Flats will be in studio in 13 minutes. So it is a jam-packed show.

Hangary is a real thing, which means you're hungry and it makes you angry, so you're hangary. Yes. I get hangary. I just thought it was irritable. No, yeah, but this is a cuter way to say that. What is that is? Yeah.

The main reason hangary happens is because blood glucose levels drop when you're hungry. That makes it tough to concentrate, and you're more likely to snap around you. low blood sugar also makes you behave more aggressively. So if you have that, it's because you don't have food. And if you have that, you're acting angry. Yeah. So it is a thing. It's a thing.

That blood sugar, I've been trying to pay more attention to that. It's crazy. I even bought a blood sugar finger-pricker tester thingy. Wow, you can do that. That hurts. I haven't done it yet. I bought it at the ride aid, but I have not pricked yet. The two things that I can't do, what two of them, are prick my finger and put it.

I drop in my eyeball because I'll do it and squeeze it and turn my head last minute. And I'm like, all right, I'm ready. I got to get this eye drop. No, no, no, no, no, no. So those are the things I can't do. By the way, lunchbox would like to take a second. Apologize for, we've been calling Lunchbox Mr. Fake News because he just says stuff, hoping we don't catch on. And so Lunchbox, go ahead.

Take your second. I apologize. Yeah, I'd like to apologize to Bobby because I misquoted him yesterday on Twitter. Oh, yes. We were doing the segment about if someone walks by and you're calling. door is unlocked and they get in it, I thought Bobby was saying that he didn't think it should be a crime and he was really just saying it was not their fault. And so I misquoted him on Twitter and I made it sound like he said it wasn't a crime.

And I apologize. Sometimes reporters get the quotes wrong. It happens. It happens. So what we're talking about is if you leave your car unlocked and then someone gets in it, like it's still their fault. They shouldn't do it. but it's also a little bit on you.

Don't leave your car unlocked. If you give people opportunities to do things, they're going to do with them. And so a little bit it's on you. Because in Amy's neighborhood kids are walking around hitting the door, not break in. Just get into cars that are open. To steal things. Yes.

And so I told Amy, if you leave your car unlocked, that's on you. Yeah, but they should be walking around checking the door handles. But you can't control what people should or shouldn't do. So I'm tempting them. It's like someone's on a diet and I laid the donuts out. You laid the donuts out. But lunchbox quoted me on. Twitter yesterday wrongly and people went after me all day yesterday.

I know, and it's my fault. Sometimes reporters get it wrong and I just had a reporter. I went back and listened to the segment twice to make sure that I didn't hear it right and I didn't hear it right. Fruit Punch Pickles are here. Ew. No, these sound good. No. Let me explain what a Fruit Punch Pickle is.

Okay. And you can call too, how much they've had these even from Walmart. 877-77 Bobby. Walmart is selling fruit punch flavored pickles pickles. I like fruit punch. I like pickles. I like pickles with sweet stuff even if they're separate. I like piccadilly snow cones. Around 1,200 stores, mostly in the south. They're called tropical. Tropicol. I get it. Picles. They're pickles in a jar filled with bright red fruit punch. A jar is two bucks at Walmart. That doesn't sound good to you? No, because I don't like pickles. Oh, okay. Well, that gets you there. That's the end. That's like me going chocolate onions. Well, I don't like onions. I'm not going to like chocolate onions.

Okay. Lunchbox, sound good to you or now? That sounds pretty good. I mean, I like pickles and with fruit punch. Fruit punch is really good. And, Amy, don't hate until you try, because, again, who would have thought Frosty and fries would be good? Oh, that's disgusting.

Have you tried it? Yes. It's amazing. It's the salty sweet. It's the chocolate-covered pretzel. So good. Where you're like, huh, that is pretty good. I like that.

Talking about these pickles at Walmart, they're fruit punch flavored pickles. They take pickles and they put them in fruit punch, and that's it. And they're called trach piccol. They sound amazing to me. Jordan and Virginia Beach. What's going on, Bobby? Trying to convince Amy that these are probably pretty good. Yeah, man.

They're not bad. They're almost like a sweet pickle. I like sweet pickles. This seems like it be a little sweeter. You have sweet pickles, Amy? I don't know. I don't think so. Listen, remember in sixth grade, it threw up a pickle.

I haven't really eaten pickles since unless it's on accident. Well, Jordan, did you get them at Walmart, or did you make it yourself? Because I can see this being a thing. No, we ran out to Walmart. I got a jar of them. So you knew it was he. People, I don't go to Walmart just to get a jar of these. People are excited.

Hey, Jordan, I appreciate you, buddy. Hey, man, we appreciate y'all. Hey, when you came out for concert, I brought my wife and my son there. Y'all did that time, man. Come back anytime. Hey, thank you very much. Appreciate that.

Went and did some stand-up comedy out of Virginia Beach. Mm-hmm. It's like a concert experience when I go. Yeah. Just kidding. I was like concert. I mean, it's in a, what was doing in big theaters?

Yeah, yeah. Yeah. I am playing the opera. though. It's crazy. Like as a comedian. It's just crazy to me. That's so intimidating.

And I love doing stand-up. I love doing the show first and stand-up second. But it's so intimidating because the opera is like people of all ages from all over the country. And it's like, here you go. Go be funny. And it's like, ooh, at the opera. So I'm doing that in a few weeks. But whoo, over to Amy with the Skinny.

Bobby Bonesh. The latest from Nashville in Hollywood. Amy's 32nd Skinny. So heads up. Keith Thurban wants to make you a star. he's participating in Best Cover Ever Ever, excuse me, it's a YouTube series in which aspiring performers submit covers of songs selected by the artist.

And so Keith wants you to perform somewhere in my car and the person who makes the best cover gets to perform with him. You can go to the best cover ever.com. Hand my guitar, please. Are you going to do your best cover ever? Yeah, I'm going to do my... Pass it on over here. Okay, so you know how we talked about Johnny Depp

just spending money like crazy? So much so that he's having to... sell jets and stuff to survive. Oh, dang, sells jets. I know. I got it rough. I mean, but they're sifting through some of his unnecessary purchases, and apparently one of those includes, one of the purchases includes a $7,000

catch that he bought for his daughter off the Keeping Up with the Kardashians set. A what? A $7,000 couch. A couch? He bought a couch. Yeah, yeah, I heard catch too, but he bought a couch off the set. Wow. For his daughter.

He's just throwing money, right? Yeah. He's like, oh. Oh, honey, you want this couch from keeping up with the Kardashians? Okay. Wow. Yeah, like, uh-huh. Frivolous spending, I say.

I'm Amy, that's your 30 Second Skinny. She says. I say? He says. There's a new Bobby cast with Tom Douglas, and Tom Douglas wrote House to Build Me from Miranda Lambert. He talks about how it took him seven years, and nobody would take that song.

And then Miranda finally took it, but he brought the demo in. I thought if I could touch it. From when he wrote it, him and his buddy wrote this song, and they pitched it to Blake. And Blake was one that heard it, and Randy was in the truck with him. It was like, I have to record that song.

It's a Bobbycast with Tom Douglas. Just search Bobbycast at IHartRadio or iTunes. This brokenness inside me might start here. If I could just come in, I swear I'll leave. Won't take nothing but a memo. Isn't that crazy? I'm trying to picture Blake singing it. Well, that's who they pitched it to.

I know. And the whole story is that Blake had like 10 songs on a CD and he was flipping through them. And Miranda, his girlfriend at the time was in the truck and she heard the song and was like, I have to cut that. He tells the whole story so much more beautifully than I could ever tell it. But I love the Bobbycast. I love songwriters. It took eight years. So is he pitching that?

I think he said seven. Okay. They said they just couldn't get it right. And they kept pitching it and no one would take it. So they did make it. They rewrite it, rewrite it. Oh, so they did make a little edits. I thought they just kept it.

And I was like, after about a year, don't you think? Okay, no one's going to cut in you quit pitching it? I asked them that question, too. I was like, why do you keep going with the song? Man, they must have known in their heart that that was a hit. Yeah. Oh, morning corny time, because Rascal Flats are here. The Morning Corny.

What would you get if you crossed a teacher with a vampire? What do you get if you crossed a teacher with a vampire? Lots of blood tests. That was the morning corny Rascal Flats about to come in Yeah Alright the guys from Rascal Flats are here And you got a big

Big song about to hit number one again Oh man Let me ask you a question Let me ask you a question Because for me I know how I am And I've been in the situation before Because you guys You are

And not even arguably You're one of our formats biggest bands. Like you just are. And so you guys check out for a couple years and people like, ah, they're done. And then you come back. Does it feel good to kind of stick,

like, be like, hey, we got a bunch of hits now. Yeah, well, you know, yeah, it does feel good. You know, especially because, you know, we were still working and everybody was like, you know, where have they gone to, you know, and all that. But it's just, you know, all songs can't be giant, bombastic number one songs, you know. But like in the pop world,

You might only hear from an artist every two years, you know what I mean? That kind of thing. So it just feels great to have great music and, you know, this will be going back-to-back number ones for us. You're expected to have hits now. You're back in the spot where you're expected to have hits. That's an amazing leap to go for. Because again, and you said it to me, and I use this with other artists, when programmers that run radio say, why would we want to play new stuff?

Because we have your old stuff that's so good. So you're battling yourself and it became that. That's what you were fighting. It's crazy, man. And you know what? There's a ton of just amazing artists today in the country format. So it does speak to, you know, the songwriting community in Nashville because we cut a lot of outside stuff. We try to write as much as we can. But, I mean, the songwriting community, the publishing community in Nashville is so dang good. And they've been so good to us through the years. And we kind of went back to that again with this album back to us. And I think you can hear it on this album. These songs speak. with yours if you want it, it was just the perfect lead single for Back to Us.

I love it for you guys because one, I'm a fan and two, you guys do everything that anyone's ever done in the format. And then whatever the case is like, okay, here we go again, boom. And now you're expected to have hits again. It's like Rudy, part two. Except you're already set. Like you're good regardless. We're up for the challenge, man. You know, God's been so good to us.

And we just, the best song wins, you know. And it's just, and we're so fortunate that, you know, songwriters all over the world think that much about what we do and to be able to pitch us their great stuff. And, you know, our late great friend Andrew Dorf, you know, so glad that he got to hear it, you know, before his tragic passing. But, you know, his legacy lives on, you know. And that's all you can ask for is timeless music, you know,

and that's what we really focus so hard on. It doesn't matter who wrote it because you really get in a bad place when you go, you know what, if I didn't write it, I'm not cutting it, and then you, then that artist usually disappears. So as George Strait, he's never written one of his 53. He's had an okay career. And he's really disappeared, hasn't he? Yeah.

No, but there's a lot of ways to do it. We're just fortunate. Did I insult you with that question? No. Because I was just going to ask it anyway. I don't worry about it. But he didn't me, maybe you did Jay. He hadn't spoke yet.

He hasn't. That's a weird thing. He's pretty pissed off. Oh, Jay. Bobby ran out of money. Hold on. He has to have his own mind. This board that we have

where we run our studio is we got this the same day you guys started as a band that's how old our equipment is. 76? Yeah, 1976. It's amazing. You guys are so young.

You're 50 years old now, right? No, it's not what I said. It was the 50th 8 CMAs. Yes. And we've been here for all. I may have alluded to the fact that you've been around for a while.

I'm talking with these guys who are old as shit. Hit the delay. Edit that. Blip them out. So it's funny with you three. I've had like my one quintessential moment with two of you, but not with one. I finally had my third moment. I'd like to share now.

When I first moved to Nashville, and Nashville at times isn't the most welcoming to new people. And I come to town. I'm different. And you guys were different. And people look at you like, oh, look, what's what these guys about? So I moved to town. I don't have any friends. Nobody's nice to me.

And Jodon's really nice to me. Him and his wife both. They're like super nice. Like, hey, if you need anything, here's my cell phone up. And I was like, holy cow, this guy's really. That was my Jodon moment. Okay? I see Gary. Gary and I were in a gem together.

I don't even know it's Gary's in full camouflage. I've told this part of the story before. Gary is on an exercise bike, and I see some dude of camouflage continuing to wave at me, and I'm like, why is that tree waving at me? It ended up being Gary. I go up. So I have these stories. Finally, I have my Jay moment.

And I've known Jay, but we haven't really had a moment. Bonding moment. I'm curious to know what it is. So Jay's hosting this awards show, right? This is three, maybe a month ago, the Innovation and Music Awards. They hired Jay to host the awards. And Jay gets up and he's reading jokes. Other people go and it's kind of sucking, right?

And Jay knows it's sucking. And he goes, you know what? Bip this. And just goes off. And he's like, and then he leaves right in the middle of the show to go. He's like, guys, I got to go play a show. Peace out. And leaves the show right in the middle of hosting it.

It was the funniest thing I'd ever seen. That's awesome. And I talked to him all before and he was like, yeah, I'm just going by the seat of my pants now. I don't even care. Everybody's in ties and suits and. Loose that joint up. I finally have my Jay and my mom. moment where I'm like, man, we're finally on the same page.

Yeah, man. I enjoyed you that night. Oh, thank you so much. Hey, you were funny too, man. I had to get back up there after you spoke, which was not easy to do. But you were Jay, raw and uncensored. Yeah, yeah. I got kind of frustrated with the script. You did. A little bit cheesy. And I loved it because he was like, beep, beep, beep. I was like, that's what I'm talking about. It helps being drunk because you don't remember anything. I think a drink came up as he was talking. He's like, drink, come on.

Game killer. Congratulations. to, again, I'm a huge fan. I love the song. And I don't know if you're going to announce the next single, when you're going to announce the next single, but are you now, or are you still, is it still on lock? We're going to put life as a highway out again. Love it.

Just ensure that we got one that people did. Great idea. And pacify you. We've got permission. You can say it. Oh, well. This would be the first, yeah. Back to us is the next single.

Back to us is the next single. It's auto cut. I'm going to play yours if you want it, and then I'm going to play some of that new one too then, because I want our listeners to hear that. You can play all of it, Don't just play some of it. Well, here's the problem.

I play it. It gets a bunch of spins. It gets all over. Then it gets penalized the next week. It's a whole radio thing. I got you. But hey, we're going to say this too because yours, if you want it, couldn't be what it is without you guys playing it. Yeah, for sure.

And you and country, you embraced it and played it. And we're just blown away, humbled by it and proud and honored to still be in the dance. Now you're not in the dance. Now you're expected to do the freaking macarena. Like, it's on now. Like, you're expected. Carlton. Is that your macarena?

That's the word. I don't know the words. It's like, Hey, Margarana. Do you know, Despacito? Oh, yeah. Oh, everybody knows that.

Do you know any of the other words, though? No, no, nobody knows. Justin doesn't. No, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Yeah, this Hispanic rappers are amazing. Despacito. Lina, son, a son, and I pick my nose.

Much better. T tacos. Tricle bills. I don't know. Britos. Yeah, that's what just... Well, y'all can make anything sound beautiful. They're the only guys that can come in and I go,

hey, what do you guys think? And I just sit back and you three just take it away. Today's National Junk Food Day. What do you think the most popular junk food in America is? Chips. Yeah, at number five, chips are on the list. And I got to tell you about chips. I'm doing an event for Dollar General.

They're having a big national corporate thing. And I'm the host of the event. and because I had to go have a meeting with them because I'm writing jokes. I'm like the host, you know, I'm doing stand-up and doing jokes. But Dollar General is the only place you can get those chips who were talking about. The top ramen ones, the ramen noodle.

Yeah. And so they're so good. They're in my house. And my rule is I don't keep sweets in my house because I will eat them. I don't keep salts in my house because I will eat them. Well, they're in my house. Guess what happened? You ate them.

You should get that lockbox like I have. No, I just shouldn't put them in the house. Oh. They are so good. Okay. I love chips. I can eat a bag of funnions. An entire bag of funnions in 15 minutes.

That's your go-to chip is the funnion? When I think of something that I will binge, the funnion. Because I don't eat them a lot, but when I do, and I hate onions. But they're good. I love funnions. They're not really onions, so. But they're supposed to taste like onions. Okay.

The word, it's a fun onion, Amy. I get it. What do you think of funion is? I try to make sure you knew that they were really onions. Oh, my goodness. I've been kind of like onion rings. But you don't like onions. But I don't like onions.

Okay. Those onion rings are real onions. Yes, that's real. Funions are the faux onion rings. Let me tell you about onion rings. Sonic makes an onion ring. No? So good.

Oh, yeah. Love them. But here's the thing. It's crazy to me. You don't dip it in ranch. No, you just eat the onion ring. Sonic can make an onion ring. Woo.

Yeah, I think they've got that down. The top junk food. Yeah, what else? What's yours, by the way? Man, I guess I go to chip, like chips, like, chips like, tortilla chips. I love that and like salsa and dip or something. What's your favorite junk food, lunchbox? I would

say, man, I mean, it's not really a junk food, it's a dessert. Cookies or cheesecake? Cheesecake is amazing. Cookies makes the list at number six. Okay. My favorite... What in the world is it number one? Twinkies. No, my favorite like I love sweets. Like I have a sweet tooth

like crazy. And I haven't went to like Chips Ahoey. Like chips ofoy and milk. I'm out. Oh. I like the whole bad. Chewy or crispy? Hard or soft? Don't insult me with the chewy. Don't. Like, you're insulting,

you're insulting cookies everywhere when you go chewy tips. Well, there's options. That's the secondary option. What about Oreos and milk? I do like Oreos and milk. I like double stuffed. Here's the number one, pizza.

Oh, okay, that's a junk food. I consider that a dinner. Like a meal, yeah. Your top five are pizza, donuts. Oh, yeah. French fries. Okay.

French fries. If you get the right French fry, again. The right French fries, like the right woman. Like you just know. Yeah. It's like it just takes one taste.

It's like got it. Ice cream is four chips and cookies that round out to five and six. So soda is a tin and I love soda, but man, I try to stay away from soda, but when I have one, it feels so good. That burn. That burn when it goes down your chest. It's just like, if I can make a noise to what it sounds and feels like, like this. Oh. that's what my body feels like when I have a...

What kind of soda do you drink, though? Like, I like Mountain Dew a lot. Okay. And maybe twice a year I'll have one. But a lot of restaurants, if we go to work dinner, they don't have Mountain Dew. If work takes me to a fancy restaurant, they'll have Coke. So that's what you get? But I'll get a Coke, and this is, again, this is the sound that I feel.

Oh, as it burns down my chair. I love it. How does it go? Okay. How does it go? Oh, I love sugar. Oh, my God. A Louisiana man's arrested for driving his wife in labor to the hospital at 108 miles per hour.

And so he didn't even get to see the baby be born because he's at the cop. He's at the cops. Police Chief Heath Landry says that's when crooks got behind them as they were going triple digits and weren't using their flashers. My officer clocked them doing 108 and a 55. He got behind them, cut his lights and siren on. The vehicle then started passing people on the right. and left shoulder. My husband immediately started screaming.

My wife's in labor. And I started screaming. I was like, I'm in premature labor. We both got out. And they was like, get out of the car. Zach said he put his hands out the window and comply. But the officer said the high rate of speed combined with not pulling over made them pull out the handcuffs.

Thoughts, Amy. Man, it's totally not safe to be going that fast at all. But I understand his position. I think the officers do like they do, escort them to the hospital. But you don't know that yet. and he didn't pull over. Here's what I think. It's one of these where if you are taking the risk,

but first of all, if you're going 100 a day, you're risking people's lives. True. You're risking other people's lives because you're not used to controlling that big of thing at that high rate of speed. It's really fast. Really fast.

You're not making good decisions. If you get caught, you have to suffer the consequences. I would probably go as fast as my car would go. I'm not saying what the guy did in his mind. He wasn't out to go. I'm going to be a villain in race. He was just trying to get his wife to the hospital. but if you get caught breaking the law,

you have to suffer the consequences, and I think he's probably okay with that. He's like, if I get pulled over, I'll just go to jail. But then he didn't pull over. Well, if I get caught. Yeah. And I understand not pulling over. His wife's having a baby.

I didn't even understand that. I know. But he does have to suffer the consequences. And I think he's probably okay with that and would do it again because his wife's having a baby. Yeah. But you can't go 100. We can't just let people go 108.

Now, what I would do is I try to call the police real quick and be like, hey, I need some help. Can you escort me? Here's where I am. I'm going too fast, but I need help. Here's the thing. When your wife goes into labor early and you're nervous and you're freaking out, call 911. That is what they are there for.

They are, but they have to get to you and then get there. Right. I do see where he can make better time just going. But call 911 and say, I'm flying. I'm trying to get her there. Can I get some help on the way? I say you've got to cuff him and stuff him. He should have, yeah, he went to jail.

He should have go to jail. But I think he's cool with going to jail because he's like, that's a risk I was willing to take and would take again. Okay. And you can call and agree and disagree with us. I would drive 108. Yeah. I want to hear from a cop if we have one listening that could call.

We have a lot to listen. I know. We're big supporters. I know. I just going to hear like what they would do. Okay. Guys doing 108 trying to get his wife to the hospital because she's about to have a baby. Pretty maturely.

A hundred and eight and he's going around cars on the right. on the left, he's not using his flashers. By the way, those are little things, too. Like, use your flashers. Even at 108, that probably makes it different. So the cops get behind him. They're like, hey, pull over. He doesn't pull over.

I get not pulling over. Yeah. But I would also call and said, hey, this is me. What should I do? He didn't do that. So they put him in jail. She gets to the hospital.

She has the baby. Like, all that happens. But I just wonder what our listeners would do. Jim is in Tulsa. Hey, Jim. Hey, Jim. Hey, it's actually Tim. I had him on speaker phone,

and he couldn't hear me real well. Oh, that's cool. Well, Tim, welcome to show, buddy. What do you want to say? All right. So a couple years ago, my grandma was in a really bad accident. I was down in Dallas. She was in a town called Henry at about an hour south of Tulsa.

She ended up getting lifelighted up to Tulsa, and I got the phone call that that's where she was going on what was going on. And I did about the same thing. I booked it the whole way up to Tulsa doing about 110, 120. I did have my flashes on. I got pulled over on Highway 75 by Highway 3rd. and I told him what happened. It turned out it was the same unit that had responded to the accident and they knew what was going on. I got a police escort the whole way to Tulsa.

Wow. And I would think, too, cops would do that all the time if there wasn't something else about it that seemed a little, you know what I mean? Yeah. Cops are looking out for the best interests of people. Right. I mean, I really believe that in my heart. And they have a lot of these that gave escorts. And Tim said the same thing.

Like, once they realized what was going on, they were happy to help you. Oh, yeah. You can tell, like, human emotion, you can tell, like, I was shaking. Right. Like, that's grandma. Well, Tim, I appreciate you calling, buddy. I appreciate you. Hey, I appreciate you. Have a good day, buddy. How about, no, this is a good one here.

Here's Rachel and Louisiana. Rachel. Hey, talk to me. Good morning. Well, whenever I went into labor, I was about two weeks early, and my husband decided to go about, like, 35, 40 miles an hour all the way to the hospital because I guess he was just in shock. I was like, why are you not going to 108 and calling the cop? I still hear it in your tone that you're not completely happy with this. No, not.

But I got over and I had a year and a half now to kind of calm myself down. But it's still next time. Whenever we do have another baby, he better book it and call the cops. Oh, my gosh. Wait, wait, wait, whoa, whoa. Did you have the baby in the car or did you get to the hospital? I was about an hour away when I got to the hospital from actually having the baby. So we were, like, cutting it very close, and we live about an hour away.

from any hospital. But he got you there. Like he made the right move. He got me there. He didn't risk your life. Like, he found the right door to get in. So we were wandering around the parking lot at like 2 in the morning. And I was, you know, really not happy.

So, I mean, it wasn't the best day of my life up until the point she was born. Rachel, cut him some slack here, Rachel. It sounds like he did the good thing. Whatever. So he did. Sounds like a good dude to me. He was obeying all the laws. Rachel, I appreciate him.

You. I appreciate you. Thank you for calling. He kept her safe. He did the right thing. I don't get it. And she's mad. Well, I think, hmm, I don't know if mad's the word. Lots of new music out today. I'm watching the downloads just go crazy for some of these songs. Daniel Bradbury played this morning. That song Sway. That makes you want to sway to the left and sway. People are downloading this one like crazy. That's really good.

Also, Lindsay L, her champagne song, is getting downloaded like crazy. Like horns and blues guitar. And make me feel like I'm a champagne. I can open my own door, but I like that you don't let me. And then Morgan, Evans, Kelsey Ballerini's fiance, who's a, like, real-life musician anyway. Yeah. Like, they met because he's a big musician, Australian.

But he put out his first, like, American song. And it's called Kiss Somebody. And it's really good. Sometimes you got to kiss somebody In the back of a cab or on a subway train Sometimes you got to kiss somebody On a midnight street in the summer rain If you're wishing you were with somebody

Because you don't want to go home When it's closing time If you want to kiss somebody Baby I got somebody in mind You can kiss like your heart Ain't ever been broke The kind of lips, hit your lips, get your eyes to close I know just what you're going through

Because I want to kiss somebody to That's Morgan Evans Kiss somebody like you I want to kiss somebody like it Yeah, it's good, huh? I like it. Yeah, it's good stuff Mr. Bobby

Yesterday was a big day for news One, OJ gets paroled It's a big news story And so as Twitter was about to just go off On the OJ stuff Good, bad, sad, funny it was just going to take over the news cycle. Then Chester, the lead singer of Lincoln Park, kills himself.

We were up here, it was like 2 p.m. when it happened. I'm not sure the exact time. But we were up here still working. And it was like, hey, did you, what, what? And if you were a fan of music in the late 90s, early 2000s, you liked Lincoln Park because they were rock, they were alternative, they were pop, they were everything. They had a singer and a rapper.

It was this weirdest blend of cool music. and I can't say that I've been listening to the new stuff, but it's it was just weird and you know, everybody's like oh, you know, he's upset. I don't know if he was depressed. I don't know if it was depressed. I don't know why he killed himself.

And so I didn't really have something to say like, you know, if you need help, we ask for it. Like, I think that, but I don't know. But it was really strange because it always comes out of nowhere. But he was young and they were just starting again. They just put out a new record.

There was success again. But success is not, listen, success is not the end-all meat. And I heard people going, man, he was rich and famous. Why would it matter? That doesn't equal happiness. No, you still have dark demons. And I don't know that that was even the case. I do know that him and Chris Cornell were close.

And it was Chris Cornell's birthday yesterday too. Oh, wow. I don't know that that had anything to do. I just don't know. So it was sad and it was very surprising because it's weird to see someone, I believe it's in 40s? 41. Wow. Six kids.

Oh, my. That's the thing. That to me is the part, like, I wonder what was happening. Because you just don't know what's happening in someone's life. Here's an example. Like, I know Amy really well. Probably as well as I know anybody on planet Earth. And I still sometimes, I don't even know what your daily strength.

struggles are with you trying to adopt your kids, with your husband being gone, sometimes deployed. And I know you about as well as I know anybody. And even you, I don't, and this is not a bad thing. I'm just saying, imagine the people I just see on TV. I don't know what's going on with them. Oh, yeah, for sure. We never really know what's happening. No. Lunchbox is convinced you can live with somebody and they can murder you. You have no idea who you're sleeping next to you. Your wife can just take it out on you. Take it out. I mean, you never know what's going on. That person can hide so many things from you and you can. can have no idea. That's what's amazing. You think you know someone, but you have no idea.

Such a weird word. Yeah, the Chester thing was weird. He was the singer. Mike Schenota was the rapper. But Linka Park, they were a trendsetter for many, many, many years. So in the end, and I found myself listening back to their music last night, because again, it puts it back in your head like, oh yeah. And then I was listening to that whole album they did with Jay-Z. And, I mean, it was really fantastic. Let's talk Collision course Do you want more Cook and raw with the Brooklyn boys

So for one last time I need y'all to braw Also in the news Hugh Freeze, the head coach of Ole Miss Apparently he resigned But apparently he called the escort service And they Freedom of Information Act as phones It's its Ole Miss phone

And he resigned because there's some other stuff Maybe smoke around the program too But he was like, I'm out So apparently he was like Listen it was a big news day Any of those three would have set my Twitter off. But all the... It's crazy yesterday, man.

So O.J. gets set free yesterday. Yesterday, members of the Nevada Parole Board voted, let him go. And so during the hearing, he said he's prepared to be in a society. He claims he has not let a criminal life. Some clips. He said there was no conflict inside there. He has no criminal...

I'm not a guy who lived a criminal life. I've always tried to be a good soldier. and I have no problem, none whatsoever, in living with those conditions. I am a guy who has always been a given guy. I've, even on the street, people have always come to me. My reputation has always been that I'm open to the public. I'm open to everybody.

I feel like OJ is full of crap, but I do think he should have been let go yesterday, just based on this one crime. regardless, I think he, I think, from everything that I've seen through documentaries, and again, that's not real life. It's through a lens through, I think he killed Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman. Right. He got, he was acquitted. So he officially didn't. According to our eyes of the law.

He did not. Right. Now, what he went to jail for? He was sentenced 33 years. He served nine for it. He's a model prisoner. According to that, those rules and he should have been paroled. Totally separate case.

But man, he, O.J. Simpson's a douchebag. Like, he is a dude, right? Oh, for sure. I've done my time. You know, I've done it as well and as respectfully. I think anybody can. I think if you talk to the wardens them. Yeah, it's crazy, man.

And think about the parents of Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown. Oh. They're going through it again. They continue to live this cycle of him again, him again, him again, him again, him again, him again. But again, he lost a civil case. But again, that's not jail. That's money. And he still owes them 30 million bucks or so, right? Yeah, something like that. And I read that he was living like a celebrity. He never went and got food. People would go to the commissary, get the food, come back, cook it for him. And he just hung out and he paid people. Still jail. I get that, but it's still jail.

But it's just like, man, he's just such a. Yeah. Again, I only, again, I only see things through what's shown to me. He just seems like a real douche. But he's out And I think he should have got out And I think he was punished extra For what he did not get convicted of earlier So would a normal person not have served nine years of the 33? I think a mod against No

Okay I don't think they would have Or I don't think they would have even been sentenced 33 For sure For what he did Right Gotcha It happened

It was crazy It was all over the news I was watching Like October Yeah October 1st I think is when he gets out Wow That's a long time though Like it's almost like

okay, you should be able... It should be like, you're free. Climp the handcuffs and let them go. That's what they do when it's you're guilty. Well, they have to set up parameters because... Nah, they should already be ready to go just in case. So like he can't leave that. Imagine being told, you're free, and then you have to go,

dang, it's July, it takes your dot 21st. August, September. He got two months... I know. Like, at least put him on house arrest or something. That's part's crazy. But that was the big news story yesterday. That in the Manchester, Blinkaparte, killing himself.

Which was super sad and unexpected as well. You ready for this? Chipotle in Dallas, Texas is in trouble after rats were found falling from the ceiling and crawling on the floor. That's so disgusting. Yeah, you know what it makes me think?

I love some Chapolet. I know you're going to say that because it was Chipotle. But any other restaurant, what would you think right now? Disgusting, but I just worked in restaurants and I know there are bugs and rats in every single restaurant. Every single, it's wet, it's hot, and there's food. No, I mean, I get that it.

It's an environment that attracts habit still. It's still gross. I almost see it falling from the ceiling. Yeah, that's unfortunate. That's unfortunate. I need this guy. I need to put you to a lot of car, please.

So I just kept wondering what it was, and I kept looking around until I looked at the floor, and I saw three rats. So I just ran. If we would have been sitting at the table over next to that, it probably would have fell on top of our food because we were literally right there. Why do rats get such a bad rap? They didn't do anything Because they're

Dirty little robins Everybody's gross I love hamsters though Isn't that weird Like I don't like a rat But I love me a hamster It's because the name too Rat

Inside of our mouth is disgusting Inside of a human's mouth Disgusting And rats get a bad rap I kind of feel bad for rat I kind of want to go to the Shepoli and hang out Mickey Mouse is a rat What?

It's a mouse That's the same thing No No Mouses and rats are the same thing They're at least cousins Okay. He's double cousins like I have.

Because I have double cousins where my mom and her sister married my biological father and his brother. Yeah. That's basically a rat and a mouse. Sure. You know who Vince McMahon is? Is he a wrestler? He, yeah, sort of. So he's the CEO of the WWE.

Okay, that's why. Okay, yeah. He was in a helicopter. They had to make an emergency landing in the ocean. Oh, that was him? Yeah, that was pretty crazy. I saw that go down. I thought it was just a wrestler.

Vince and Shane, his son, who's also an executive, they were a passionate as helicopter, and they had to land in the water. I don't, I never been in a helicopter. Like, that's scary to me. I don't like flying that much. I don't have to fly every week I have to fly just about. I don't even like flying. A helicopter is scary as crap to me.

My husband loves flying. He's a pilot. I know, but he won't get in helicopters. Oh, really? If he can avoid a helicopter, he will. Why? He just doesn't like the science behind them. I mean, he gets why they lift off.

But if anything goes wrong, it just feels like there's nothing you can do to save the situation and you're just going down. Speaking of science, Elon Musk, the Tesla guy, he has got a verbal okay to build this, what they call hyperloop between New York City and D.C. And to make this underground tunnel. And he says that you can go from one to the other. I've never been from New York to D.C. Like, I don't know. But he says you can go in like 30 minutes. It's going to be an ultra-fast underground, no traffic.

And if they start building these... You're like in a tube that shoot you there or you're in a Tesla? It's like a subway. Okay. Probably a Tesla tube. A Tesla tube. Yeah. Okay.

But it's like a subway. But it's like a train. A super fast bullet train subway underneath the ground. A bullet underground. He's like, I'm tired of traffic. This is the guy. This is the guy. He's the innovator.

This is our guy. Yeah. You know, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, they were the guy. While we benefit from them. 10, 15 years ago, like the generation. This is the guy today. He really thinks this can work. Yeah.

I mean, dude, have you seen what? He's done already. He's invented... I mean, he built some cars. I know that. I don't know anything else about the guy. Not just cars, but battery cars. He's put shingles on houses that keep houses running with solar power.

Oh, he did that? Yeah, tons of stuff. Yeah. He's the guy. Okay. Unless something comes out where, you know, he's stealing it from something, you know. Oh, from you? Yeah, I've been right.

This is ever home. But, like, he's our next guy. He's Iron Man, basically. If he wanted to invent a super suit, he probably could. I bet he could. It's save all of us. Like, yeah, it's crazy. A New Mexico judge sentenced the real-life breaking bad high school science teacher to nine years.

After pleading guilty to manufacturing and distributing meth in a scheme inspired by the TV show. And how bizarre he lives in New Mexico? Yeah, the whole thing. Because he watched the show and goes, okay, well, I can also do this. They go and they find ice chest, glassware, chemicals, on his car. He used his skills as science teacher to manufacture crystal meth. He's pulled over by Las Cruces Police.

And they suspended five years of this sentence. But isn't that nuts? Yeah. You're watching you're like, I also am a chemistry teacher. I also could do that. I also can make a little extra cash. I have the supplies. Yeah, that's pretty wild. And the cops have to even be like, get a load

of this. Like, is this some kind of prank show where they're bringing us? Because that's a, it's That's a huge show anyway, it was. But especially they're in New Mexico. I know. That's what's crazy to me. It's like everything's like same location.

Yeah. I don't know. I did a Bobbycast, which is a show at my house, and I bring in songwriters and artists to talk about different things than they would get to talk about on the radio for the most part. Because radio, we do a few minutes, five, six minutes, do five, six minutes. But this is an hour long. Now, I want to mention a guy's name. You may not know his name.

But Tom Douglas, him and a buddy of his wrote, for example, the house. that built me from Randa Lambert. And he talks about that and how, you know, he tried to get the song to Blake Shelton. It honestly, it was one of those like an atomic bomb. I mean, it was one of those palpable reactions where everybody loved it. You know, it went on hold for literally everybody at the same time.

And, of course, we were trying to get the song to Blake Shelton. And so it goes to Blake, and Blake's listened to in his truck. One wind swept Oklahoma night, he puts a CD in his truck. and he's going down this highway and third song in is the house of built me, his girlfriend at the time, starts weeping

and he says, baby, what's wrong? And she says, that's my story. And he said, well, if that's your story, maybe that's your song. So if you want to get a song to Miranda Lambert, you work on it seven years, you pitch it to everybody, get it on hold for Blake Shelton, and Miranda hears it.

So here's the demo of Tom Douglas, but getting a song to them. I thought if I could touch this place or feel it Isn't it crazy how a song comes alive? The brokenness inside me might start healing He also wrote Raise him up Meanwhile Back at Mama He talks about these three fresh faces

It was kind of like a buzz around Nashville And they came in He's like I don't really know what to write with them And so he starts talking about He was running in a marathon That week before And he's like I started playing a piano.

I was like, well, I run from Lady Annabella, I run to you. Oh, wow. He had been out of Nashville. He left Nashville for 13 years. Quit songwriting. Moved Texas, starts down real estate. Recorded a song on a cassette tape,

gave it to a buddy. And then Colin Ray Cut at Little Rock. I think I'm on a row here in Little Rock. So, I love the Bobby Castle because it's the songwriters. It's what makes all this stuff happen. So you can go to IHeart Radio and save the. Bobbycast or iTunes search Bobbycast

but Tom Douglas, man. It was it's cool. It was really cool. I got to geek out on like it was just awesome. I love music. I love the songwriter part of it. I hope you guys take a second and listen to it. We're going to get to Amy's pile of stories in a second. I have a

question for Raymond, our head audio producer. Is Michael Ray still banned from the show? Because you have the keys. I saw him walking on the hall the other day. And he actually gave me a bro hug too. Did he? Yeah. He actually like we were good friends and everything was fine, but I was pretty sure he told me he was gonna give me something or try to make amends for it. What happened was Michael Ray stood Ray up. He was like, hey, come to the bus and Ray goes and the bus left Ray. And so there was no bus party, just me. I was ghosted.

Yeah, you ever get hard. So Ray was like, let's not have Michael Ray on for a bit. And I have no problem, Michael Ray. And I saw him in the hall and, yeah, I kind of felt weird. You know what? Have you have a friend and he breaks up with somebody and you kind of avoid because you don't want the awkwardness? I avoided Michael Rake as a rate. So you just let me know where to go on this. I mean, is he still ban? I mean, we have no enemies. Why would we have one? Are you waiting for whatever this treat is?

Well, he said he was going to give me something and he never gave me something, but he did smile and give me a hug in the hallway. Maybe that's what he was going to give you. That's all it takes? A hug? Okay, so he's not back yet. Okay, he's not back yet. I kind of feel like Batman.

Why? Whenever people think Batman's a villain, There's always a time where Batman's the villain and you're like, no, don't think Batman's a villain because he's really doing good even though it seems like he might not be. Do you know what I mean? Like sometimes during dark night, everybody in Gotham thinks, oh, Batman's probably bad.

But they really don't know what's happening. Yeah. Okay, I see your point. So what happens is for four years, I've just been screaming at everybody. The industry, my boss is like, what's the deal? We've got to get more females in the system.

You know, labels aren't doing their job at promoting them, so we just have to do it. And so I've done shows for the CMA that featured women in country music, and we bring them all up, and we do these big shows at Ascend Amphitheater. Every week, every year I bring in females and go, hey, let's do a whole week of just female. For me, it's been, in my book, I wrote about it and the need for it. So then people start to get upset. I'm doing female Friday.

They're like, oh, look at this guy. Like, I haven't done this for four years. So, first of all, don't hate on female Friday, because I get to bring in artists. that I probably wouldn't bring in like for example Danielle Bradbury her song is not really gone to radio yet but I'm like man that's fantastic let me bring her in and I have a reason

we have a theme of Female Friday and hopefully people download it and they listen on Monday Tuesday Wednesday all this her song's at number two on iTunes right now Love it! It was at like 63 So awesome It's at number two on iTunes today Another song

And I encourage you to go out and download a female on Friday That was the whole point of I could say that every day but nothing works if you say do it every day. You know, there's a reason that they have awareness months and not awareness years. Does that make sense? Yeah.

And another one, and by the way, if you miss Danielle Brebre's performance, I'm going to play it back in a second. Another one is Lindsay L. And she has a song, Champagne, that came out today. Kind of like an old-school bluesy trombone blues guitar song. It's in the top 20 right now. It's not even a single. Don't you dare take your hand

Off the small of my back When we walk into a crowd I love her when you do that Keep telling me I'm beautiful Even though those room is full A VIPs Like that crystal chandelier Ain't got nothing on me

You make me feel Like Jessica So I was like, why don't you do more for when Man I I've been beating the drum for years and I will continue to beat it It's not like Batman People are like, come on

What's wrong with you radio? I don't run all the radio I do all I can all the time I sit in rooms And it's not even about me just going females I just take direct songs and go What about this one? What about Lorna Lana doing fine?

What about Brandy Clark I'm trying to get in next week? I haven't even contacted her yet But I have them over to the house I have a dog Yeah, I saw Ryan Hurd tweet the other day He's like, why is Brandy Clark not on the radio? Yeah.

I love it. Brandy's awesome. There's a Bobby Castle Brandy where you come over to the house and Brandy and I are friends. But anyway, yeah, these articles go up and they're like, look at Bobby Bones, but he's in the... You know what?

Hug a root, man. Yeah. Yeah, what do you got? Hug a root. I just get really irritated. Like, they're fighting the one guy who's fighting harder for the cause than they are.

And here's the data. You want data? I can sit here and go, I'm the sheriff of country music, but I can just show you data too. Let's see that data. Well, there's the data. Daniel Bradra has the number two song

behind body like a backroad. Exactly. Tell them to shove it or hug a root, whatever you want to tell them. I like shove it better than hug a root. Yeah, that's an old. A hug root's old school. We're going to do with Amy's things real quick. What do you have, him?

Okay, well, heads up if you're a millennial, and you are looking at credit cards as being a status symbol. I was reading that banks have noticed this, and they're marketing to millennials with status cards, like cards made of metal instead of plastic and a minimalist design. and a minimalist design, stuff that looks chic, but then has high annual fees and perks that make them feel like they're part of some, like,

exclusive club. So, I mean, I just think of lunchbox when I read this. I saw a friend that, by the way, I didn't know how it had any money. Pull out a black card the other day. A legit. American Express black? I was like, you're spending more money

on that, just having that card than you have. Are you sure it wasn't like the visa black? I'm for sure. How did they get it? I don't know. He was like a normal friend? I don't know. But that's crazy.

They're making them look cool for millennials. Oh, yeah. They're like banks, they've done the research and they are catering to the millennials. What else? So. I put it in B. Research has found that kids. Oh, I turned you down.

Sorry, I was telling Ray. I push a button and talk to Ray and I put the wrong microphone down. I say, hey, I'll just say it out loud. Hey, we'll put the Danielle Bradbury in the B segment instead of the A. Okay. I wonder why you went down and I stayed up. All right. Go ahead.

Yeah. So, Bobby, you're obviously like, the smartest on the show. I think we all agree with that. I don't think that's true. We all have different intelligence zones. Go ahead. well, your intelligence came from your mom. Did you know that?

Well, I don't know my real dad, so... Well, research has found that kids get their intelligence from their moms. The genes determine intelligence. They're found in an X chromosome, and I guess... My mom was super smart. See? She was super smart. Do you know anything about your dad's, like, school smarts?

I don't, because I don't know much about him. I just didn't know if you ever asked, like, hey, what... No, I didn't ask a lot of questions about him. I was just angry he left. But my mom was super... smart and my mom can sing. And again, I always felt my mom had it tough. I felt bad because, I mean, two weeks after her 16th birthday, she had me.

Here I am. Boop, here's the baby. You're 16, and here comes the baby. And so I was always like, ah. But she went back and, you know, before she died, I was like, hey, why don't you like to school? I'll pay for your GED. I was making a little money by then.

And I was like, I'll pay for your GED. And she crushed it. She only got her GED and crushed it. And I was like, that's what I'm talking about. It was awesome. Drugs and alcohol, a whole different thing. It shifted to her. But yeah, she was smart.

It was cool. Well, I think I know where you got it from, according to science. I do a lot of stupid things, too. Maybe I got that for my real death. I was just like, so. It ain't it matter how your dad is, huh? Yeah, maybe I know I have that too. I'm like a common agent because I do some real stupid stuff too.

That's very interesting. What else you got? Okay, I saw this and I'm like, okay, I got to tell people about it because there's this thing called coffee naps where it takes 30 minutes for the caffeine to, like, really get into your system, you'd feel the jolt. So experts are saying now you should drink a cup of coffee. And then if you're into the whole quick 30 minute power nap thing, you take a 30 minute

nap and then boom, you wake up like double awesome because you got rest from the nap and the caffeine kicked in. I'd love to be double awesome. And it's like the new thing. I'd love to be single awesome. Yeah. Well, now you need to start planning into your day if you do the power nap thing and the coffee thing. Do a coffee nap. I get headaches.

Lay down. If I don't get caffeine, I'll take a headache. but I'm like also but try to take a nap. So maybe that's the thing. I chug the whatever. They chai latte and they take a quick nap.

Yeah. All right. Do the coffee nap. Sounds totally unhealthy and what we shouldn't do. It sounds counterintuitive. So it's probably not good for us, but I'm in.

What else? And this is just me looking out for you guys. According to security experts, if you haven't to be flying anywhere this summer, leave the address off your luggage tag because criminals are looking at these tags and it's basically an invitation to rob you to you announcing you're not,

home, here's my address, and go rob me. I just put my name and my phone number. Yeah, don't put your address. I put my social. I guess there's credit card number. Just in case. A fingerprint. They say use your business address if you need to.

I use lunchboxes address. Oh, man. Well, he'll be home. Yeah, I know. That'll be good. Uh-oh. I think you should be proud of me a little bit. I'm trying to balance, do a little work balance this weekend. I canceled a work thing to

I'm a friend who's getting induct into the tennis Hall of Fame. I'm going up and going to spend a little human time. Oh, that's awesome. That's what I'm going today. I'm going to Rhode Island. Okay. Because the tennis induction's tomorrow. And then, but I'm still doing some shows.

Like Sunday, we're playing faster horses. The raging idiots are. Right. But yeah, I'm excited. The dress is really nice. Because tennis is a classy sport. And it's the Hall of Fame of tennis. Yeah.

So it's like classy on class. Yeah, so what are you wearing? Well, in the daytime at the lunch, you have to wear a sports coat, and like, you know, and then I have to wear a suit and tie. Whoa. Right? Dang. Allah. That's ridiculous.

I don't even know if I get, like, sit at, like, the real table or if I'm in, like, the fan seats. Oh, you're in the grandstands, probably. Either way, I'm there. Like, I'm excited to go. It's one of my dear friends. And I think, like, four people is getting abducted. Like, two players and, like, two, maybe old, like, announcer or something. Oh.

Or officials or line judges. It's like the Hall of Fame, like the greatest. Ball boys? I don't think they make, no. Dang it. I always wanted that job when I was a kid. The Bobby Bones. Bobby Bones show.

Thanks to Rascal Flats for stopping by. Thanks to Daniel Bradbury for stopping by. We played some new music today from Morgan Evans, who's Kelsey's fiancee. He's got a good song. Lindsay L. has champagne out. There's so much music out there right now. Crazy.

So much. So much. So much. But we're going to go. I'm on the way to Rhode Island today after the show. And so I've never been to Rhode Island. Come to think that I don't think I have either. It's one of the few. I've never been to Alaska.

Me neither. I've never been to Hawaii. Wow. Okay, I've been there. Oh, I'm sorry. I win. So I'm there. And then the raging idiots are playing Faster Horses Music Festival on Sunday.

Oh, wow. Okay. Which is a big deal for us. We have a main spot. We're like right before Luke, basically. I think we're right before Brett Eldridge, then Luke. Wow. Yeah, it's a whole...

It's legit. Yeah, or maybe old... But we're like, it's like... You're a nice little sandwich. Then Lauren Elena. Then us. Like, we're not... It's a weird place.

But we're gonna rock and roll. We're gonna play that. And if you're in Madison, Wisconsin, we're coming to town a couple weeks too. Ragingidiotes.com. That's my weekend. You?

Oh, not near as exciting as you. I'm gonna be visiting Nashville. The city? Yeah. I'm not going anywhere, but... Lunchbox? I'll be hanging out in Nashville, too. Checking out of the sites.

Doing some tourists and things. Yeah. Hit up Broadway. Country Music Hall of Fame? Yeah, I may do that. Johnny Cash Museum. Have a great weekend. Thanks for listening to the show.

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