The Bobby Bones Show - Sunday Sampler - The Nashville Podcast Network (4-14-24)

Episode Date: April 14, 2024

In this episode, you'll hear highlight clips from the past week of five podcasts on The Nashville Podcast Network- The BobbyCast, 4 Things with Amy Brown, Sore Losers, Get Real with Caroline Hobby and Movie Mike's Movie Podcast.  You can listen to new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts! Find them on Instagram: -The BobbyCast- @BobbyCast -4 Things- @4ThingsPodcast -Sore Losers- @soreloserspodcast -Movie Mikes Movie Podcast- @mikedeestro -Get Real- @GetRealCarolineHobbySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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You know the taquero from the Bad Bunny halftime show? It was great. It was a big moment. It was special. And I felt like I was really representing my family, you know, my brand, my city. I was representing all taqueros. not only of like, you know, the U.S., but of Mexico and beyond, all the taqueros of the world.

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This financial literacy month, we are talking about the one investment most people ignore, building a business around the life you actually want. It was just us, making happen whatever he said was going to happen and then it happened. On Those Amigos, entrepreneurs like America Sam and Joe Huff get real about money, taking risk, and while your dream might be the smartest move. At the end of my life, what am I really? going to care about. And the conclusion I came to is what I did to make the world a better place

in whatever way. Listen to those amigos on the IHire Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Hey, it's Sunday Sampler. Coming up, you're here, sore losers. Actually, debate if I'm going to move to Arkansas after Coach Cal got hired. And spoiler, yes, I already lived there. You guys just didn't know that.

So sore losers talk about that. Coming up on Get Real with Caroline Hobby. Caroline sat down with an artist that I've really grown to I've always liked her, but like really respect her as a musician, not just a singer. Caroline Jones. I've done the Bobbycast with her, but Caroline Hobby goes in a whole different direction, which is what's great. You're going to hear movie, Mike's movie podcast talking about rich people and Forbes Billionaires List. And we'll start with

this though on the Bobbycast. Eddie and I go through the nominees of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and then we vote and it's an official ballot and I mailed it off and I might be kicked out now. I do not know. We shall see. But you can hear the whole thing. Listen to the sampler here. Then go search for one of these podcasts. Subscribe to one of these podcasts if you like them. All right, here we go. This is this week's Sunday sampler. Here's a part of the Bobbycast. We get one of all these because we have six yeses. Okay. Mariah Carey, Dave Matthews, band, Cool in the gang, Lenny Kravitz, Oasis. We get one of the list. Ready? Good. Mary Jane Blige, Eric B. and Rakeem, foreigner, Peter Frampton, Jane's Addiction,

Shnate O'Connor, Ozzy Osbourne, shot a, Tribe, called Quest. Let's eliminate some. Shot A. I'm going to eliminate shot A. And I'm going to eliminate... Respectfully. I'm going to eliminate Tribe Conquest.

I just don't... All I know is, I'm an idiot in 80s hip-hop. Schneider O'Connor's eliminated. Let's eliminate... So we've eliminated three. We have Ozzie left, Jane's Addiction, Peter Frampton, foreigner. Let's eliminate one of Peter Frampton or foreigner.

I would eliminate... Forner. Peter Fampton. Oh, I go foreigner. I think they both get eliminated then if we both pick but Kevin's the tiebreaker.

But he's another one of them. He's like eight. But I know the name Peter Frampton. I don't really know Forrector. I do know their songs but I didn't know that you know Frampton man.

But you know the name. I know Peter Frank like I know that name very well. Gorbachev too. I know the name Bob. Yeah. Bill. I still eliminate foreigner.

Frampton was groundbreaking. But Forner had more. I understand. There's one with a box. Yeah, he's got the guitar box. Okay, we only get one more.

So let me say this. Peter Frampton and, and are they, Peter Frampton and foreigner, are they together, are both of them better than Jane's addiction? Yes. Okay.

I will get it. So we'll indicate Jane's addiction. Are they both bigger than Ozzy? No. So we'll keep an Ozian. Yeah, I would. Okay.

Are they both bigger than Mary J. Blige? Yes. Okay. Are they both bigger than Eric B. Rakeem. Yes. I have to plead ignorance to that. Yes.

Yeah. Okay. So it's foreigner Peter Frampton, Jane's Addiction, and Ozzy Osbourne for the last vote. We took Jane's out. We did. Okay. So it's foreigner, Peter Frampton, and Ozzie. I vote Ozzy.

I vote Ozzy. Who do you want, Bones? You want foreigner over those three? No. Maybe I have a loyalty to foreigner because I can't play to our shirt. I mean, yeah. I shouldn't let that bias me. But I do love Peter.

That was really cool. Okay. So I'm going to cut. Let's cut foreigner. Cut. It's either Peter Frampton or Ozzie. Now, remember, you can't associate Black Sabbath. They're already in.

Not. I mean, Black Sabbath wouldn't have been Black Sabbath without Ozzy, so. No, Ozzy wouldn't have been the solo artist without Black Sabbath. What are you talking about? Ozzy was the star of Black Sabbath. But he didn't write all the songs. Like every one of them, the lead guitar player is very famous. But I think it's a testament when the lead guy leaves and he can do it all by himself,

that that's the reason that band was what it was. And everyone knows him just as well as well. Peter Frampton or Ozzy. Ozzy. Ozzie. O Z Z Y It's the Hall of Fame, baby You know what's funny

Sharon First thing I remember about him Is that reality show I know that's terrible Okay I'll go with you guys Ozzy You really want Frampton in there

No I I feel like Ozzy doesn't have the library himself But I do I do think But it's just versus those I do think

Ozzy to be The Rockin Hall of Fame I mean what are we missing Ozzy songs Can you look He did He looked at I got you

No no no There's more though Hold it. Hold it. Well, I know there's more. He didn't make three songs. No, no, no, but that were like big. Here, let's see. Can I snout the way to not dancing on my da-da-da-d-d-d-d-crazy-na-ma-ta-da-da-ha-ha.

No more tears. No more tears. That's good. Bark at the moon. I don't know that I know that one. You do. You do. Don't tell me what I know.

You do. You know bark at the moon. Why are you dancing? I'm not dancing. I'm rocking out, dude. We went Ozzy. Okay. So here's our...

I'm not dancing that I'm rocking out. Here's our seven. Mariah Carey Nice Share Dave Matthews band Come on Cool in the gang

Nice Lenny Kravitz Oasis Ozzy Osbourne That sounds like a great ballot That's awesome And then do you get a second wave Or is that

Those are the top seven go in Those are the final Those are top six Let's go Okay I'll mail this off today That's fun Yeah That's really cool dude

Thanks for letting us be a part of that Hopefully we don't get voted out for talking about it. I don't think so. I don't see anything about it. It says, please fill your ballot out

confidentially. I'm just kidding it up today. Ballot received after this date. Okay, I'll mail it off today. Cool, man. Everybody good? Yeah. Do you think our picks

will be the seven? I don't think it's like a parlay. If you get all seven, we get to go. The one who hit all seven, it's Eddie Bobby and Kevin. Come on, guys. We get awarded an award.

That'd be amazing. The best voters. Okay, I'll mail it off today. But that was fun. That was very cool. All right, good luck to everybody, especially if you're one of the seven we pick. Yes, good luck, guys. with Amy Brown. Hey, it's Amy Brown from Four Things with Amy Brown. And here's what we talked about

this week on my podcast. What is the biggest mistake that we're making when it comes to our finances? And what can we do to, well, avoid that, increase our IQ, just be smarter about how we do things. Yeah, there's really two buckets as I take calls on the Ramsey show alongside, you know, Dave Ramsey or Rachel Cruz. The one bucket is people are doing too many things at once. And they're good, healthy things. They're trying to pay off debt. They're trying to save. They're trying to invest. And when you try to do all of these things at once, you end up doing all of them crapfully. Because you can only pay off a little bit of debt if you're also trying to invest and also trying to save. So the baby steps that we lay out are very specific. They're in order for a reason. So you get

out of debt. That's the only thing you do. Then you, the only thing you do is save off the emergency fund. Then you invest and you have the margin to do that because you don't have any payments. So you can see how you, when you focus on one thing, you're so much better at it. Yeah. Are you doing all these things at once? Well, I just told you. I said it like the blood drain for your face. Like, oh, no.

Just so you have a little bit of background. If I was calling in, like, hey, George, Amy here. Hey, Amy. So my only debt right now is my mortgage. Great. Which I just added to because of a helock peak. And that's my only debt, but I also just made an investment. Uh-huh.

Like last week. Like you're investing in the stock market or real estate or? I invested in like a startup situation. And then also I'm doing some stock market stuff. I just started very excited about it. I know. And there's an excitement when you invest and I love this because when people get out of debt and they stop paying for the past and instead start building for the future,

it's like the world just opened up. And that's what I love about this plan is you get the debt out of your life and you free up those payments. I mean, if you just add it up in your head what the mortgage and HELOC was or is, and you go, if I could invest that every. month instead. How much wealth could I give? What kind of legacy could I leave? How much more free could I be? That gets really exciting. So you would tell me, what would I say? Usually what you would say is if the HELOC is more than half of your annual income, it can go into Baby Step 6, which is you're

investing and you're working off paying off the house. Okay. But if it's less than half the annual income, we would put it in Baby Step 2, which is your kind of consumer debt. So we would say pause your investing, attack that, then continue. Okay. All right. I feel like I'm back in your good person. Either way, you're not, you're doing great. I want to just assure you, especially people who have been through some stuff. Like they call into the show, there's different levels of empathy I have. You know, some people are as a knucklehead 18-year-old kid who thinks he knows everything and wants to argue.

And then there's people who they're going through like really extenuating life circumstances. There's a divorce. There's a health issue. And so we talk about gazelle intensity on the show a lot. Some people just need to just get up and crawl the next day. And that's okay if you're in survival mode. It's okay to have that season where you're doing your best. Yeah.

At the time of my divorce, I didn't even know how to log into my bank account because he handled all the finances. So talk about baby steps and trying not to be a microwave, be more of a crock pot. It's like, yeah, I'm one bite at a time. You've got like a degree now probably in the last year. Just learning all of this for yourself. Well, I'm open to learning and I want to learn more. But like it was so foreign to me.

And so I just wanted him to handle everything that when I would have to discuss it in the legal meetings or when I had to start taking it over, like I would feel it in my throat. Like I would start to just itch. And then my throat would feel like I was going to cry. And then I would start to cry. But it was just so overwhelming. And so that's why I have grace for certain decisions that I made last year when I didn't know what I didn't know. So that would be my encouragement to anybody else that's going through anything. Like financial at the moment is just if you didn't know or you didn't know, but then face it head on.

And now I'm open to like, okay, maybe I need to pivot away from this and figure out a new plan. But we'll figure out that later because what I really want to ask you is, should I be investing in gold from Costco? Oh, okay. If you know me, you know I love Costco. They call me the Kirkland Cowboy. Okay. No one actually calls me that, but I feel like the more I say it, maybe I can like manifest. Cowboy with a K, obviously.

There we go. And so I saw the goal at Costco and I thought it was really funny. And I've seen some people buy it. And then I saw that the price they were buying it at was not even worth what gold is worth right now. And so we always tell people, you know, number one, invest in things you understand. Now, gold has been around forever. But the return on gold as an investment is not there. If you look at the stock market, like you mentioned, well, the average return of the S&P 500,

just the 500 largest companies in the U.S., it's been about 10 to 12 percent over the last multiple decades. Whereas gold, it's been a fraction of it. That's not your opinion, by the way, that's data. That's just data. I wish I could just have an opinion about these numbers. That's just what the market has done in the past. I saw you post about that. Yes.

She really cares. I was quoting you. That's amazing. Thank you. And so I did a video about gold and looking in the returns. And it was like 5%. That's not bad, but I get 5% right now in my savings account. And I can actually use that money to go buy stuff.

So one of the problems with gold is that you have to go turn around and turn that gold into money in order to use it. So what some people say, say is that, well, George, it's not an investment. It's a hedge against inflation. But I'm like, yeah, but you still need to then go turn that into money at some point. I can't trade gold for fuel and ammo in the apocalypse. People want fuel and ammo in the apocalypse, not gold. And so there's really no utility for it. And it's one of the reasons why I say, if you want to buy it just to buy it for fun, that's fine. But don't count on that for investing or a retirement plan. Okay. So high financial

IQ. I would buy it as a flex if I were you. Like to be like, oh, look at my goal. Yeah, I would like put it on display at the house and be like, it's my little bar, it's my one ounce of gold. From Costco. Yeah. Because they're also selling silver coins. Yes. And that was a whole big thing.

And then I saw an article literally this morning is about handbags and that investing in like a burkin bag. Oh no. Don't tell my wife. She's listening going, see, I told you that Louis, it would be an investment. Yeah. Everything is like, you know, from Chanel to, you know, Hermes or whatever, that when you buy the bag, it actually is something that goes up in value after you bought it instead of down, like a lot of other things.

But then you have to keep it in a closet and never use it or look at it. That's kind of the problem, right? So it must be untouched. That's the goal. Unused. Okay. Nobody wants your bag that's got stains and rips and tears on it. Okay.

So that's another problem. The other thing is you then have to go sell that bag to a retailer who's going to then sell for a profit. It's kind of like reselling a car to the dealer. Well, they're not going to give you top dollar because. they have to make money off of it too. So the chances that you're going to make money by investing in handbags is slim to none. 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

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If you're watching the latest season of the Real Housewives of Atlanta, you already know there's a lot to break down. Gorsha accusing Kelly of sleeping with a married man. They holding Kay Michelle back from fighting Drew. Pinky has financial issues. I like the bougie style of Housewives show. I think it looks like it's going to be interesting. On the podcast, Reality with the King,

I, Carlos King, recap the biggest moments from your favorite reality shows, including the Real House Wise franchise, the drama, the alliances, and the T, everybody's talking about. As an executive producer in reality television, I'm not just watching it. I understand the game. As somebody who creates shows, I'll even say this. At the end of the day, when people are at home, they want entertainment.

To hear this and more, listen to Reality with the King on the IHard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Let's do it live. We are the one. Two, three, so losers! What up, everybody? I am Lunchbox. I know the most about sports. So I'll give you the sports facts, my sports opinions, because I'm pretty much a sports genius. What up, y'all, it is Sisson. I'm from the north. I'm an alpha male. I live on the west side of Nashville with Beezer, my wife. We do have a white picket fence at the apartment complex. Soon I'm going to have 2.5 kids.

And yes, sadly, I will die of a heart attack when I'm 72 years old. Here's a clip for on the last podcast. When you're on a trip with your wife and you're in public and your wife yells to you, dude, it's kind of funny. Because you're confused? There's nothing funnier than that. When your wife yells at you on a trip and you're like in a stressful situation, that's real life. Yes, that's, uh, it was, there was a season. The dude's name, I think his wife's name was Victoria.

Oh my God, I'm going to look him up. He screamed at her the entire time. And she would cry on the mat like every time. And it was so uncomfortable to watch, but it was so entertaining. I am Victoria. Victoria, Victoria, Amazing Race, yelling husband. Let's see if that's his name.

Jonathan of Amazing Race says I'm not an abusive husband. Despite a reprimand from the producers. This is back in 2004, man. Saw that one probably. That's it. There he is. I nailed it. That's the guy.

Let's see what her name is. Jonathan Baker isn't a reality villain. He just plays one on TV. He so claims the Amazing Race contestant who insists he's not an abusive husband. He seems to be on the reality program. Wow. Dude, do you want to make your chick mad when you're going on a vacation? Oh, that's actually an actual TikTok.

That's what gave me the idea. Where the family fakes like the one kid lost his passport. No. And the dad flips out. Oh, my God. Dude, you could easily pull it. If you filibuster, I'll pull it up. Yeah, pull it up.

I don't know anything you're talking about. I mean, he would lose. There's one time, her name was Victoria. I told you, I am, I remember the stupidest things ever. That's like one time my wife and I, we were going to Puerto Rico for vacation. Dang, Rich Rich. Yeah. And I told her our flight was at like 8.30 a.m.

And she was like, listen, we need to get to the airport. Two hours or this before TSA pre-check, I think. And she was like, you don't understand how many business travelers travel on a weekday morning. And I said, there is no way there's that many people for an 8.30 a.m. flight. and so I won the argument and we showed up at 7.30 and the line was out the airport. The line was out the airport and I was just like, oh my God, we're going to miss our flight and it's all my fault.

It's all my fault. We're going to miss the flight. It's my fault. And I am feeling terrible. Terrible. And she is so pissed. And I had to beg people in line to let us through, to go through the security.

Pay them? No, I was just like, oh my God, we're going to miss our flight. Oh my God, we're going to Puerto Rico. I mean, it's my fault. And they let us through. And then the flight was delayed, so we had plenty of time. People are passing you. You're just chilling with a drink.

I did I had a beer in my hand. I'm like, and they're like, you told me you. And I was like, hey, delayed, man, delayed, delayed, delayed, delayed. But we made the flight, but that was the one time. I missed a flight. I've missed multiple flights. I missed a flight coming back from Chicago after my grandma's funeral. my mom and I

we just got there too late at the airport Chicago airport O'Hare man it's a monster that one dude there's the getting late feeling but then there's also I dropped my sister and boomer off and they go yeah you got us here two hours early there's no line whatsoever that's and I hate

I thought there'd be an Easter line I'm sorry I agree I hate the sitting there in an airport there is nothing worse than being in an airport for multiple hours your boy had up there about two hours and 45 minutes before they play of course you do Here you go, here's this video What is this? It's from 10 months ago

The kid fakes like he lost his passport The dad loses it Go Where's the play button? What time's our flight? 4.15, it says it on top Do you not have your passport? I hope you're

fucking kidding Okay, that's funny I'm not That's good, Dad. That's good. That's good. Dad's reaction? Are you kidding me?

That's playing with people's emotions, dude. That is a hypersensitive time because you're so, like, everything rides on that. It's sort of like when I told the guy there was no, the waterfall ran out of water. That's what you went there for. And he was just like, did you hear that? The waterfall's out of water and I look at Gotcha and I mean it's just like it's those moments you can't help it And you're always so stressed probably dude's stress trying to find the waterfall

So stressed at the airport That's the perfect time to get somebody when they're that vulnerable Dude my kids They get me all the time Really? My five year old My five year old With passport?

Not passport We'll be somewhere You don't need it It'll come up and be like That out I had a pee accident I was like I just asked you if you had to go to the bathroom to him and you said you didn't.

And he's like, I'm sorry. And I'm like, let's go. And he goes, just joking. Got him. God. God. Got him. I'm like, that's not funny.

Like, it's not funny. Dude, that's great. Or, I mean, just anything, they do it all the time. Like, I mean, different little activities. Like, well, I'll be like, do you need to do this? No. Oh, dad, I lost my shoe. What?

Yeah, I threw it out the window when we're driving. And I'm like, you did what? Are you fucking serious? And I go, do we need to pull over? No, just joking, Dadda. Because I can't see like, I can't see if they have their shoe or not. And the window is down.

That's a good old-fashioned humor right there. I mean, they are, it's so, like, God, it gets you too. It's a pair of it. You're like, mother. All right, no-bye. No-bye. You got me. You got me.

Hey, it's Mike Dee. And every week on Movie Mike's Movie Podcast, I give you spoiler-free movie reviews, films you can check out in theaters or streaming at home. This week I talked about Ghostbusters Frozen Empire. I am historically not the biggest Ghostbusters fan, but found myself really loving this. I talked about why some people are upset with this movie, but at the core of it, what I think makes this movie special. So I'm going to play you a little bit of my review, but be sure to subscribe to my podcast to hear full reviews every single week. Here you go.

You do need to watch Afterlife going into Frozen Empire because that one really sets the stage on all these characters. But I didn't watch that one. first time or the second time I rewatched, I thinking, I cannot wait to watch this next one, Frozen Empire. And the reason I'm telling you all this is because I was so surprised how much I ended up loving this movie because they tried to make afterlife so different than the Ghostbusters. They put them out in Oklahoma. They really changed up the dynamic of the team and then kind of sprinkle in some of the old school stuff. And this one, they go back to New York. They're trying just to be everyday Ghostbusters.

Of course, they're at the threat of getting shut down again. And then all these weird things start happening around the city. It's all tied to one object. And a new threat opposes the Ghostbusters, opposes the entire city of New York, and really the entire world at the risk of causing a second Ice Age is basically what this movie is about. You see it a lot in the trailer. But what they were able to do in this one was make it so much,

warmer and inviting. And I really understand what they are trying to do here and can see why some people are upset. Because at the core of it, Ghostbusters was kind of always meant for kids. Even though the original ones, there are some very suggestive things in Ghostbusters 1 and Ghostbusters 2.

There's not even just straight up innuendos, but just straight up sexual jokes. I think those movies would have a much different rating that they were going to come out right now. Then they got back in the 80s. And maybe the filmmakers realize it now. So what they've decided to do and what this movie is, is more of a family movie. There are some of the jokes that adults are going to get and maybe kids won't get.

One of them even made the trailer, Bill Murray referencing the villain in this movie as tall, dark, and horny, which he does have big horns. But obviously, he's not talking about the horns. What he's saying that. And that is just Bill Murray being Bill Murray and what you pay him millions of dollars to do. I love the way that everybody else takes a back seat who isn't McKenna Grace, who plays the granddaughter of Egon, so that is how they are keeping his legacy alive because not only did he die in the franchise, he also sadly died in real life. And she becomes even more so than afterlife, the main character of this movie. And it really leans in more to all the fun supernatural elements that is Ghostbusters and what they are famous for. and really allows it to turn into a movie with some really great,

pretty well-defined characters when it comes to a family film. And you also see Paul Rudd's character evolve a little bit more of having to have a little bit more authority over these kids. One of them is 18 years old now, Finn, the older brother, and he is now not seen as the kid anymore, but yet he's trying to take on more responsibility, but yet still feels like a kid at heart. And any good movie is going to be about one thing.

So yes, it is about them capturing and getting rid of ghosts. But a good movie is about one thing, but it has a theme underneath it. And the theme of Ghostbusters now is family. And how they come together, work together, love each other. It's also a bit of an unconventional family. Paul Rudd is in that role of father figure, but he's not really their dad. So you have them actually going through things and feeling things. And me myself, I was thinking, man, I wish a movie came out like this when I was just a teenager

because this easily would have been my favorite movie combining some supernatural elements. Now, it's not overly scary. A part of me wanted this movie to come out during Halloween because it very much feels Halloween-friendly to me. The level of horror or scariness that this movie has, which I really wouldn't describe it that way. But it kind of feels like the Scooby-Doo movie from the 2000s, where the monsters are a little bit creepy looking. And maybe if you're like a really young kid, maybe six and under, you get scared by it. But anything above that, I think you would not have nightmares after watching this film.

What it does really well and what some people maybe feel ripped off by is it sprinkles in just a little bit. All the other Ghostbusters, Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray. I mean, you have Ernie Hudson at Susses. 78 years old looking incredible. Dude is ripped. Dude can still act and comparing him to Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray who are still roughly around the same age. And really when you look at this cast, Paul Rudd is 54 years old and still looks like he's my age. He looks 32 like I do. I don't know what these people are doing in Hollywood. They probably have some secret potion. I don't want to say they have good doctors. I just think it's really good genes. But if you are

already a fan of afterlife, you got to go see this one. I think for the big Ghostbusters fans, it is a must watch in theaters just because you get that feeling again. It is one that is fun to experience with other people. There was a big Ghostbusters fan sitting next to me who would cheer, curse along with the movie. He seemed to be having a really good time. Kelsey was sitting to my right, who watched the first one with me, not too familiar with the old school version. but ended up also really enjoying this movie. But she also liked Afterlife. So if you like that one, if you like the original ones,

definitely see this in theaters. If you didn't like Afterlife and are just hardcore about the original Ghostbusters, probably wait for it to come out on streaming, but I think it's a really fun time. Depending on the age that your kids are, I do think it is fine for kids. There is a little bit of language.

Like I mentioned what Bill Murray says earlier, there's also at least one S-bomb that I remember that really stuck out. Maybe another one in there, but there's no F words. No real violence. It's all fantasy action-based. But for Ghostbusters Frozen Empire, I was right on the line between a four and a 4.5. If this was a movie that didn't have any legacy attached to it, I think it would be a 4.5.

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We did. Like how many years ago? I want to say like four because I remember doing it backstage at a Jimmy Buffett show when I was opening for him. So I think that was like four. It was definitely pre-pandemic. You did the podcast backstage while you were at a Jimmy Buffett show? Well, no, no.

I was opening for Jimmy and we taped it during the day while I was backstage, like on tour. Yeah, with him. Oh my gosh. I forgot you went on tour, Jimmy. Oh, yeah. He was like one of my most primary, most important mentors.

Yeah. What is that like to have, first off, everyone listening, Caroline Jones, we have so much to dive into. You are a incredible musician, play 1,000 instruments, sing all the songs and the harmonies,

and you have a huge career on your own that you've been building since you were just a young little lad. You've always known that you were meant to do music. And then Zach Brown scooped you up. Now you're a part of that band. You're married to a sailor who lived around the world. You lived in New Zealand. You have a kid.

You've birthed albums. You've birthed a child. And you just have such an amazing life. Oh, thank you. We'll give a little overview. Yeah. Because when we just dive into the Jimmy Buffett section, I just want to give some context of the fact that Jimmy Buffett is your mentor. How did that happen?

And what is that, what was he like as a, as a friend? So special. Oh my gosh. Yes. Yes. I feel so lucky. And actually when I found out that he passed away, like that was my first thought. Like my husband came in because we had had a show the night before.

And I still got goosebumps. But my husband came in and he was like, Jimmy passed. And I was like, I just obviously started crying. And I was like, God, I just feel so grateful and so lucky to have been in his orbit. Like he influenced so many millions of people with his positive, you know, almost childlike joy. But to have been up close and personal is just that. Like, that doesn't come around with a lot of people in this world, you know, so I just feel so lucky to have been mentored by him. But I got connected to him through Mac McAnally. And he's a great songwriter. Yes, who's an amazing songwriter, musician and has been his right-hand man or was his right-hand man for decades. They were best friends.

So what did he do as a right-hand man? So, well, it's so funny. I speak about it. Like, he's still here. It's still so odd that he's not. But he produced his albums. They wrote almost all. his songs together. Mack Mac Mac and Jimmy Buffett. Yeah, and they were best friends and actually it's so sweet because Mac was a kid in Mississippi

and he recorded his first record in Nashville and this was back in the 70s and Jimmy wrote him a letter and said, I heard your record and I know we're going to be great friends. Stop. So Jimmy pursued Mac. Yeah. And

we're going to be great friends and they were for their whole, you know, the rest of his life and they were and And they're such a great compliment to each other too Because Jimmy was the ideas guy, the energy guy. I mean, he just had this like propulsion of energy that is so unique in this world. Like if he had an idea, you could see why he was so successful Because he was like a dog on a bone with whatever creative ideas he had.

Yes. And Mack is more pragmatic and would think through in the editor. And he's also the bandleader of the choral reefers. So, but they were just, you know, um, joined. the hip and so I met Jimmy through Mac and um gosh I met Mac when I was 20 so yeah over 10 years ago and I got connected to Mac through friends of friends and this was before I even lived in Nashville and I did my first studio sessions with Mac and starting at the top fell in love with the studio scene here and the studio musicians I remember being in those sessions and just thinking it would be

great to have a hit on the radio or to, you know, have a successful tour or what have you. I said, but these are the people I want to respect me. Like these musicians, this is the thing. I mean, they're a musician. Is that where that comes from? Because you truly understand. They were the ones who really inspired me to start picking up instruments and to be more involved musically as a producer in the creative process of recording because I just fell in love with the way they layer things. But I digress a little. So the Jimmy thing, I got connected to him and I'd been opening for Zach Brown that summer. So then Jimmy asked me to come open a hurricane benefit that he was doing that year in Tallahassee. And so I went and I performed with him. And I was still so new to

opening for anyone and so starry-eyed. And it was him, Kenny Chesney, Toby Keith. Jake Owen, and I'm forgetting someone. And I was, and me. That was the bill. I feel like you're always the girl. Like, you're like the badass girl with all these guys musicians. Oh my gosh. I am not complaining. I love it so much. But I was so awestruck. And ever since then, he kept asking me back to open. And then he signed me to my first distribution deal to Jimmy Buffett. Yeah, to release the record that I had made. And then he, the next year, when I was on tour with him, he, he, He and Mack wrote a song for me called Gulf Coast Girl. They wrote a song for you?

And I put it out. Hold on. I know. Jimmy Buffett and Mack, McAnley wrote a song for you. They were so inspired by you that they wrote a song about you? I still, I still pinch myself.

Are you a Gulf Coast Girl? No. But they had this whole. Tell me about the, what is the, let's break down what the song is. How did they picture you in their song? So they came to me like halfway through the tour

and they said we have this idea for a song called Gulf Coast Girl. and it's about all the towns along the Gulf Coast where they had grown up and spent much of their career in their life and every single town that's mentioned in the song they have a personal anecdote like Jimmy took me through every single lyric

and was like this you know you just sat down with Jimmy Bev and he just took you through the lyric that's what y'all do y'all just hang out and talk about stuff like this. This is the kind of person that he was you know like this is the amount of intention and care that he put into yes in his lyrics in his business ventures and again you could see why he was so successful successful because it's contagious that kind of like joy and passion is contagious and to have that at age

I mean at the time he was like 72 um is so inspiring and kind of puts all of us young people to shame you know because I see so many people in this town who are in their 20s and 30s and already jaded and already you know entitled or already the and you see someone like jimmy who was just working his butt off and always excited and always passionate. And to me, like, those are the giants, you know, that that's the bar. And the mindset is so important. I want to get into mindset with you about later on the podcast because that is so crucial. Mindset is everything.

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