The Bobby Bones Show - TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (MON): Our Best Weekend Headlines!

Episode Date: May 18, 2026

Morgan shares stories of all the fun things that did this weekend that included some wedding prep. Lunchbox got big news for the summer that he is about to be spending time at the city pool. Eddie is excited because he finally has his weekends back! Bobby shares his weekend of watching Arkansas softball, great pizza and finally getting to finish a movie. We also hear from everyone inside the glass room.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's time for the good news. Tell me something good. Around the room, no Amy, she had to leave. Although, she did text me a minute ago. Is it driving alone? No, Stevenson's with her. Oh, I said, how's it going?

She said driving. Nothing to report yet. He's nervous but excited. That's super fun to get to go like run in state at a university. Yeah. A big like D1 track and field. That's cool. That's awesome.

Yeah, I hope he does well. Tell me something good. Let's go. Morgan. It's a really good weekend this weekend. I had gotten all my work done on Friday. So I just had Saturday and Sunday to do a lot of fun stuff. We went and played sand volleyball.

and made some perfume and cologne for a wedding. You made perfume and cologne? Yeah. So there's a lot of people who will get like a special scents that they just wear on their wedding and then they'll wear it again for special things later on. And so instead of like just going to buy one, there's a place in town where you can go make your own. So we decided to go make our own. That's cool.

Which was a fun experience. What's that? Is that expensive? Yeah, I mean, it's definitely on the price of your side. But it was like 115 per person. but that's like you're getting your perfume with it. How big is a bottle? It's like you can do a bigger one or you can do like a smaller one that just comes with it.

I saw a Cologne ad that actually made me want to buy Cologne for the first time ever, or at least think about it. Is it Johnny Depp playing guitar to the wolf? That's a good one, though. That's a good one, man. It was Austin Butler dancing on top of a building. I think I've seen that one. And I guess I didn't really want the Cologne, but it's the first time I've ever thought about that looks fun. So you've never worn Cologne?

I used to get brute from Walmart Not different That's different But it was Cologne Yeah but I mean as an older Like this is probably what high school Yeah junior high Yeah as an older

Never herson Never Not against it Just never thought Enough ahead of time To go buy Cologne To wear I love it

I think my dad like Just always wore Cologne So like to me That just meant like You're ready to go take on the day Again it could have been something That was modeled to you I didn't have a dad

until I started to be a teenager. And Arkansas Keith was not wearing colognes. The only thing that we would ever put on would be like deer pee to cover our scent if we were in the woods. And that was, you'd put it on the same way you'd put on cologne, or at least you'd do the two fingers on the neck

and on the boot, bottom of the boots. That's pretty much it. I got a text from Arkansas Keith this weekend. He sent me a picture of him in the outfield at the Arkansas softball game. Oh, cool. And he normally only goes to the baseball games. And he was at the softball game.

And he was like, are you guys here? And I was like, if we were there? We'd have told you. I love it. So what else you do, Morgan? We also went and tried a new restaurant, and it reminded me of, like, being in Paris. Very European. And they had gluten-free pasta and gluten-free bread service, which never happened.

So it was just, like, everything was a good weekend. And I got to actually chill. I slept, like, 10 hours. Wow. It's just a cool part of the weekend. It's just, like. I haven't had a weekend like that in a while. What must be nice?

Sleeping 10 hours. Oh, yeah. But you take, like, two-and-three-hour naps every day. That's not 10 hours. But if you added it up, you're nice. I'm talking consecutive. Like that is... I hear two or three hour nap and I think I react like you react to her going 10 hours.

Oh. No, two, three hour nap is after you get five hours of sleep, you know? I hear you. Same. Yeah. So, I mean, I'm just saying 10 hours sleep. I don't know when the last time I did that was. It was crazy about my kids is apparently during the week my wife struggles to wake them up to school.

Like they just don't want to get up. She's yelling at him. and I'm out of bed. But every Saturday morning, they get up at like 6.30 in the morning. I'd say school is the factor that's holding them back from waking up. They're like, let's hang out. So now you have to wake up with them? Yeah.

Do you wake up early on weekends? Yes, I have to. Usually because we have basketball tournaments to start like 8 a.m. That are about an hour away. We're waking up early, but the baby's sleeping like nine hours. That's good. She's almost Morgan. So one hour away.

All right. Good. Good weekend, Morgan. Yeah. Lunchbox. Tell me something good. Yeah, I go. an email from the city.

City pools open this coming Saturday. Is that a big deal? That's a huge deal. It is time for swimming season and I cannot wait. The kids love the pool. You can kill five or six hours there, dude. No problem. Easy.

And they stay entertained the whole time. What are the people like there? That's a variety. Like do they make a bunch of kid friends? I guess what I was asking. Is there a bunch of kids? Oh, yeah. Oh, no. Because there is a grab bag of people.

Okay. Got it. I'd like to hear more about that, but it wasn't really why I was asking. I was like, are there other kids from other schools that maybe they wouldn't get to meet? Yeah. But they usually, I mean, did they really talk to the random kids? Not really. So when you say variety, what do you guys mean? All kinds of people. All walks. Yep. Like the kind where you kind of have to watch your kids a little bit. You know? Like there are some people that go to just swim laps. Yeah, and they get mad at the kids

We're jumping around Yep, yep Should they get mad at the kids For jumping around? No, it's a city pool, man Like get out of here Are there dedicated areas To swim laps?

Like four lanes Okay, so the kids Shouldn't be in those four lanes They shouldn't But if they're jumping right next to the ropes They happen to get wet, They get mad, it's a thing Or you have the people that sit on the edge

And the kids jump in They get wet and they're like Ah, it's like Well, don't sit on the edge But they want to have their feet in the pool It's like you can't have your cake And eat it too, man Do you guys ever see each other there?

No, we go to a different one Yeah, I don't. And again, we're not talking like in Austin whenever, what was the natural? Oh, Barton Springs. Like people would go down there. This is like regular pool. No, like regular pools. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's like regular pools. Did you ever go to Deep Eddy? That's what I'm talking about. That's kind of what it looks like. But that's natural. Yeah, but it still have the ambiance of a regular pool. Barton Springs, that was like a creek. Yeah, that was a little bit of a deep Eddie.

A hole in the ground. Deep Eddy looks like a regular pool. That's kind of what the pools look like. It was natural, though, wasn't it? Yeah, the water was natural, but the whole outside of it looked like a regular pool. Been a while. Yeah, and then, you know, kids, your kids like to sit on the ropes where they're swimming laps? Yeah, they get yelled at.

Yeah, they get yelled at. But should they get yelled at? And you know what? I mean, what's wrong with them hanging on the ropes? And what's stupid, too, is like lifeguards who are like 16 years old are yelling at me too. Like, oh, you can't pick them up on your shoulders. I'm like, don't play your whistle at me. Like, you were once a lifeguard.

Did you tell them, I've done your job? I was you. I know what I'm doing. Like, I can hold you. hold my kid on my shoulders. What's wrong with that? Or they say, don't throw them. What? Like, you know, you pick them up and throw one, two, three, you throw? Is that possibly not because of your own kid? Because if you land on somebody else,

they could, like, break their neck or shoulder. Probably. I mean, there are rules. I never thought about that. I thought they were just anti-fun police. They probably have to be anti-fun because of the real unfun, which is somebody getting injured severely at the pool. Dang, that's kind of good perspective there, man. If you poop in the pool, they shut it all down? down. Yeah, but I'm going to tell you what, I haven't seen poop in the pool in a long time.

I saw it five times last year. Really? Yeah. Somebody poop, poop. Well, my kid was one of them. Accident? Not last year, a couple years ago. What if it's like wet poop? Yeah, as long as it's, if you see little brown, everybody's out. Yes, yes. The chlorine doesn't kill it immediately. They do. They have to shock the pool, but it takes like, you know, 12, 12 hours. Oh, yeah, yeah. We have to shock our full sentence for algae. Oh, yeah. Same thing. Yeah, kind of. Yeah, true. But when they blow the whistle and they're like, everybody out, pool's closed, you're just like, great.

You know exactly why the pool's close. You start looking around trying to blame it on one kid. Yeah, like, who did it? Is there an age limit? Like, you can't be in the pool by yourself if you're not a certain age? Yes. Well, for us, you have to pass a test. I mean, you can, like, diving board, you have to have a wristband if you're

if you've got to pass a swim test. But you can be in the pool because you can have your floaty on. You can, if your parents just put you in the pool. Do you have to walk through it? a gate of some sort or can just walk you just walk right up to the pool no there's a gate with someone there checking you in oh god it so it's not just wild and free right no so it isn't free is it you have to pay something to go in yeah yeah yeah how much it's like what five bucks or five bucks a person is that right yeah maybe or you can buy a weekly pass or something i mean dang eddy for all

your kids all six of you no it's it's not we wouldn't do it 30 bucks a day kind of my pool 30 bucks a day it must not be that man maybe it's two bucks yeah it's cheap I was to say, is it better to get like a Y membership and you go to that pool instead? Same deal. Same situation. Yeah, same deal. Would you have a pool at your house if you could? We would love a pool.

Yeah, we wouldn't go anywhere. The kids would be in that pool every day. I would be in that pool every day. I love the water. How often do you get in your pool? A point five times a year. It's crazy, dude. I would never have a pull up my house, though.

Why not? The stress. Danger. Danger. Yeah. Worried about the kids? Yeah. Oh, yeah.

But they not a swim. With that many, though, it's a numbers game. What do you mean? They have friends over. I mean, anything. Yeah, but if they have friends over, you got to like all eyes on deck. We have people come over and go to the pool, but you're asking me if I get in it. Never.

I'm good. You did laps for a while, though, right? You were doing like. If I was working out a little bit, when I had hurt my ankle, that's how I first. So that number's misleading then because I didn't consider that part of the pool. When I was doing rehab and I could not run or jog, I would do laps in the pool. But I don't want to be wet. I hated it.

But you're talking about just for fun, never. Never. It's not your style. It's not fun. What am I going to? I'm sitting in water. Who cares? I can sit in water anywhere.

You would love a game we used to play in the water. Get out and get dry. Marco Polo. Yeah. Get out and get dry and get on the Wi-Fi. I love that game. Our dad would stand on one end of the pool and they would have those squishy wet balls. And he'd like call out points.

And we'd jump off the diving board and we'd try and catch him. And whoever got like the most points. We would spend hours doing that. That's fun. Yeah, not a pool. guy. I would actually like to have bars filled in with cement. And not have a pool. And not have a pool. Like put a basketball court there or something. No, just wait. Your kid will grow up and want to swim and it'll be the best thing ever.

Yeah, you're probably right. But for me, I leave it. If it's taken or leave it. My wife likes it. She gets in it. But it. Like, what's it? But it gets green too much. Yeah, and that's because why? Like, allergy. Like all the... Allergy? Well, I was saying allergies. But like all of the... pollen in the air, gets into it, all kinds of, you know. And they have to have, like, someone come by every what, like two weeks or something? We have a pool guy that comes by twice a week, I think. When you're home, though, right?

Yeah. Why? Because he's wondering about my wife and the pool boy. Yep. That's how a lot of movies start, man. I've heard stories like that. And now they're there a lot because when that storm hit, the ice storm, it crushed our pool. Like, no crying on the yacht.

I get it. But it's like, it destroyed, it physically, like, tore it up. Our whole back area is still going through the rehabilitation process. But yeah, all right. Pools, anything else, lunchbox from you? No, that's it. That's the exciting news. Pride is like love.

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Drop what you're doing and listen to Hey Jonas on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Eddie, you? A lot of good stuff. So basketball AAU tournament season is over. Thank goodness. Like, it's over. We're done.

We're going to have our weekends back. That's huge to me. For how long? Until next year. till next December. But what about baseball? Baseball's fine.

Baseball is like once a week. Only one of my boys plays baseball. And then I don't think anyone's going to be playing football in the fall. I think my son quit football, the one that was playing. Wow. Which is great. I was waiting for him to quit. Because he's not a big dude.

He loves it and he'd get hit or he'd hit someone and he'd have pain or whatever. And he's like, it's okay, dad. I still love it. I love it. It's great. But I think now he realizes he's not going to be playing a lot. lot more because his friends are getting bigger and stronger and he's like, I just, I'll focus on basketball. So I'm pumped about that. That's cool. What else? Oh, I'm going to the dentist today to finish my whole

root canal process. What's left? A crown. Oh, they had to get one fitted, so now you have to get it put in? Correct. That's a much easier day. Yeah. That should be a shorter day too, right? Yeah, and way less injections. Okay, good. They did the real work on you last time. That's the root canal. That's the actual removing of the bad root. And again, TikTok, I don't know if they're listening or what, but I've gotten some cool videos of how a root canal is done that

now I can see exactly what they did and like that's amazing. So maybe tomorrow I'll get one that like how a crown is done. Looking forward to that. Anything else? So I think that's pretty much it. Yeah, it's pretty much it. Oh, and my son

won another championship. Dang, how do you keep space for all the trophies? medals, they're medals. Yeah. But dude, I'm telling you, these tournaments just rule our world, like, every weekend. Start from Saturday morning all the way to Sunday. And then sometimes there's, like, we have to work church around Sunday. Like, if it's early games, we've got to go to the night church.

Like, last week, we went to a whole church we'd never been to before. Really? Why not just skip? Yeah, just don't want to skip. Don't they have online? And they have online, too, man. I mean, that just seems like an extra hassle. You guys act like it's a class.

It's not required. We want to do it. Who is the one that prioritizes that you go at all costs? Oh, my wife. Got it. Oh, dude, if it were to me, I'd be like, guys, let's just watch it on TV. Same thing on the way to the game. There you go.

See, now the Drew comes down. He's like, no, we really want to go. I just want to make sure we were. For us, weekends are a bit different. They have been the last couple months because if there is no news, that is good news. We're just keeping the baby on the schedule. Arkansas won their regional tournament. So it goes regionals to Super Regional.

So there were four teams in the tournament. I think it was Fordham, USF, Washington, and Arkansas, and Arkansas won the tournament. No losses at all. You know, DeBore, the coach at Alabama was there, watching his daughter play because she plays at Washington where he was before. So I guess she stayed up there. So that's awesome because my brother-in-law is the hitting coach.

And then now they'll play the Super Regional this weekend against Duke. And so there's only 16 teams left on the whole. tournament, the whole NCAA tournament. So it's top 16 teams left. If they win this, they go to the college world series, which is 18s, but they've never, Arkansas's never been. So they've been to this four times and never got out. So hopefully they're able to get out and

beat Duke. Yeah, Duke's good. Everybody's good. It's top 16 teams. I think Duke was ranked 12th this year overall. And what was Arkansas? Five. Oh. So, yeah, that was a good, good time. I had some good pizza.

It's always hit or miss? No, from Craigs. The place that We went where I ordered it. It's not that same pizza is on Uber Eats now. Oh, yeah, yeah. That's cool. It's the first I've ever ordered it. But, yeah, I did that. That's the pizza we had.

So good. Yeah, it was really good. So, but really not a lot because, again, we're so on a schedule. I did watch, and I'll review it tomorrow. I did watch, we watched the end of that movie, Project Hail Mary. Oh, right, right. It just took us five sittings. Ryan Gosling.

It's a long. Yeah. It's long. Dude, is that book really popular or something? Yes. Okay. Why do you ask that? Because we were talking to some neighbors and Project Hail Mary came up and my neighbor was like,

oh, I read the book. It was so good. I'm like, you too? You read the book? Well, they usually don't make movies out of books that aren't really popular and really good, to be fair. Okay. That makes sense.

And the movie was very long. And the reason why people will always go, I preferred the book, is because there's so much more detail in a book, obviously. And you spend probably a couple weeks of your life with the book as opposed to two and a half hours in a movie. Like they've got to condense a lot of the stuff. And the nuances, a lot of times what makes the book so good that doesn't make the movie. And so I found elements of the movie to be not as satisfying because I read the book. But then I had to tell myself, don't be that loser.

Don't be that loser. Just enjoy the movie. I can review it tomorrow. But it was good. I'll give the official review tomorrow. It could have been, well, you know what I think was great about it? is that an 11-year-old would have loved it. Oh, okay.

It's clean? Complete. I don't know why it's PG-13. They show a butt or anything? Maybe some language in there a little bit. If there was, I don't remember it, but possibly, okay. They did drink. I guess they did drink at a bar a couple times.

It could have been, my, PG's so, that feels like Dorothe Explorer, but it was so clean. And there was like the alien in it. It was a real life thing. I mean, not real life, but it wasn't AI. It's a puppet. It's a puppet. Oh, that's cool.

It made it kind of soft. I think kids would like that movie. Yeah, I think Ryan Gosting has made it a point to make family-friendly films because he wants movies that his kids can watch. Yeah. So that was, like, why he made that movie or wanted to make it. Official review tomorrow. Okay.

Can't wait. People are waiting. You know, they're going to bed tonight going, I can't wait to hear what Bobby says is official review tomorrow. Let's go to the glass room. Amby's not here, so let's check in with them. Ray Mundo, tell me something good. Yeah, I was pretty much just in the sun all weekend on the back patio.

I tried to golf, but I called the golf. but I called the golf course and they put me on hold for six minutes. And I was like, well, I guess it's not in the universe for me to golf. I'll go another five months without golfing. So other than the golf, it was the perfect weekend. And it's just confirmed why I love being in the South. More I enjoyed being in Texas because it was always this weather. But baby, it's 90 all week.

The heat is here. This is why I left Michigan. This is what I live for right here, the summers. Like the winter is over, baby. My dad's like texting us. Oh, it's just above freezing. today. What? That's why I moved. Like, don't text me about that.

Like, I love this weather. There you go. Baby. Baby. Abby, give me a tell me something good. We're headed to the beach this weekend. I'm really excited. Love the beach. Which one? In Florida. Nice. Yeah. The Florida beach?

You know, the one. I don't know. Are you worried about paparazzi getting you? I don't know. Well, it's my fiance and his kids and me. So, but I'm leaving early because I have to come to work but what town it's like panama city beach area oh okay got it yeah what's that drive it's only like six and a half hours it's really not bad oh really seven hours average to the beach that's about what it is a little rock that's not really six and a half to get to little rock okay yeah hey man if you put that pedal to the metal too you get there a little faster do you do like we're not stopping you do that's all every time we'll stop you got 45 seconds to pee you have to do that

with four boys right we'll do two stops for the whole trip unless someone somebody's really and then we've done the bottle thing like well pee in the bottle then good luck no way yeah that it's gonna they're gonna miss no i know one time they did miss or they're gonna spill after they don't miss yeah but it's worth that than being getting there and it's already night time you can just pull over on the side of the road and let them pee and the we've done that before too but dude we do that also a disaster well stopping just takes a long time like literally stopping for two minutes if you stop on the side of the road there's not a lot of options of what they can do right some more time that's exactly why

why we do it. There's no dilly dallyent. You get out, you pee in the grass, you get back in the car. You're not looking at gummy worms or dicking around in the bathroom. I know that. But you look at the ETA and it'll kill like five minutes of your time. Yeah. Well, that's fine, Abby. Yeah, I'm excited. Scoob's Steve. Yes, I'm also a bottle peer, Eddie. I think it's totally fine. We did it all time. Pete and Yoohoo's, gatorie bottles. You mean with the kids? Not with you with the kids. No, I've done it as an adult and as a child. As an adult, you know what? I can see it because you're probably not going to be a sloppy. No, there's no. bottle big enough for an adult. But even as

kids, my dad would like, pay in this Zima bottle right here. And I'm like, all right. I just finished it. But you're right, you do lose 15, 20, maybe 30 minutes, depending how long the kids go and they want to stop and look at stuff. You get gas. It could be a line. It's just a pain in the butt. Let's roll. Let's go. Let's get there.

Do you have any, tell me something good? Yes. My tell me something good is that all this week, we are doing dance rehearsals, like dance recitals for my daughters. It's their first recital this coming weekend. So I'm really excited to see that come to fruition. That's cool. She enjoy it?

My daughters love it. They work hard at it? Yeah, I don't know if they work hard at it because I went to go watch one of them last week and they're just kind of like bouncing around and stuff. But they enjoy it. The older one does tap and regular dance. So she's a little bit more excited than my three-year-old. But it'd be kind of cool, a little emotional moment to see daughters get older and get

to the next level. I mean, that's interesting. I don't know that world because I don't have girls. And that is one reason I'm glad I don't have girls. girls because I just do not see. I mean, I understand it's your kids who you're excited, but man. I think you would love it. Like my sister used to, she did, I mean, what is it called?

Dance or Tap or something for a couple years. And we'd go to those things like, oh my gosh, so boring. Well, yeah, I wouldn't want to go to it was just like watching some random kids dance. Also, I would encourage you not to go watch some random kids dance. No, no, no. I wouldn't. It's just like. Yeah, dude, don't do that.

Blanket recommendation, not go watch random young kids dance. Have you watched eight year olds play? kid pitch baseball? That's pretty bad. That's so boring, too. So it's the same thing. Yeah. Well, Scoba, that's fun. Thanks, man. Abby, when do you drive down to Florida?

Friday after the show. We'll get there pretty late. When do you come back? Monday. When do they come back? They're going to stay until like Wednesday. Oh, dang. Oh, because, yeah, summer. Got it. Because they're driving and then I'm going to fly.

Monday. It's a direct flight, so it's not. Not bad. Oh, you're driving down with them. Yes. Yeah, I'm right. Then you'll just drive back? No, I'm flying.

Oh, got it, got it, got it. Yeah, yeah. I have like a one-way coming back. So there will be new podcasts on Monday. We have Memorial Day. That's Monday. But there will be new podcasts. So if you guys are like, what's going to happen?

Oh, no. There'll be new podcast. So that's tell me something good. You will have new content. Okay, that's it. I think we went around the room. All right, cool. That's what it's all about.

Tell me something good. Dog disappeared in the snowstorm was out with the owners. Owners lost the dog. Storm got so bad. They couldn't find the dog. Eventually, they had to retreat back because of the severity of the storm. Luckily, these other hikers came up after the storm had subsided a bit and found the dog. Wow.

Dog ran off. Rich says his golden doodle Charlie was rescued. It ran off while exploring when the snow hit and, So they went and looked and looked and looked. They had four-wheelers, ATVs, had a drone company looking for this dog, could not find it anywhere, banished in heavy snow and temperatures in the 20s, and so it got so bad they had to stop. They couldn't see with the drones anymore.

They couldn't drive the four-wheeler safely. So the storm stops. They start looking again. They couldn't find it, but other people did. The following day, Jada and Colin Samanski found Charlie while hiking in the state park. Wow. During a snowy outing. You know that family was so relieved to get their dog back.

That's from Cowboy State Daily, one of my favorite publications. That's the best. You love that one. All right, there you go. That's what it's all about. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good.

Madison and her cousin McKinsey have an ice cream truck in Gardner, Massachusetts. They go around, ice cream, get your ice cream. And one kid walks up to the truck, looks at all the ice cream choices, turns around and walks away. And they're like, hey, hey, where are you going, kid? He's like, I don't have any money. I said, don't worry about it. Our ice cream truck will give you free ice cream. And they gave the kid free ice cream.

Someone took a video of it, put it online, and donations have come flooding in. And now they just drive around and give away free ice cream. They don't have to charge anybody because all the donations. What I like most about that story is there was no intent of that going viral or being seen by anyone. It was just some people going, hey, kid, we got you. And then it's awesome when it happened like that. That's cool. It's a good one. All right. I'm moved. I'm moved by an ice cream truck. That's pretty cool. All right. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.

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