The Bobby Bones Show - Thurs Full Show: Bobby Surprises a Listener + Top 5 Things That Annoy Us

Episode Date: May 30, 2024

Find out how Bobby surprised a listener who called in and said his mom accidentally sold his signed Eric Church memorabilia. Plus, a study found that in your 40's you start to get annoyed more easily, so we shared the Top 5 things we are most annoyed by and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I got you. I'm Agoode. My next guest, it's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. He goes, just give it a shot. But if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar. of, you know, the cat just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck.

Listen to thanks dad on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, welcome to the show. Morning studio. Morning. Thank you guys for hanging out. Here is your get-to-no question of the day. What's your last, like, unnecessary purchase? Something you bought and you're like, I don't really need it.

It was just kind of fun. Maybe you regret it and maybe you don't. I mean, I always think of reasons why I need. need something. You already have one? You know what it is? I was going to show you mine. Go ahead.

What is yours? Well, I really do need this. You don't have to like justify it to us. Well, my absolute latest purchase is this Bissell cleaner that's going to help clean my couches because of course I'm going to use it. Why is it? Because I feel like it better not sit in the closet. It was on sale and I saw someone post about it and I'm like, well, I better get it at

the discount and I really would like to, my dog will, you know, scratch her. back, like up and down the couch. And so I'm like, I want to clean that. Do you feel like you might not use it? Just based on past experiences with buying stuff off the internet? Correct. But this I'm going to use TBD on if it's unnecessary.

Eddie? This is stupid, man. The timing was just bad too. And I probably wouldn't have used it, but it's a walking treadmill. Basically, if you can watch like sports and you plug it in and you just walk while you watch sports. Oh, a walking pad. Yeah, that's what it's called. A walking pad. It's a miniature treadmill. But like

Now that I broke my foot, like I can't even use it. When did you buy it? About a week ago. So you didn't even get a chance to not use it. I use it one time. You'll use it when you're better. But it's a treadmill, you know? Why would you buy it then?

Because I thought I would use it. And it said you can go right under your bed, no problem. It's like small enough to fit. In expensive? It's like $150. So not inexpensive, but also not what a big treadmill would cost. Right. And I think the max speed is like maybe four miles per hour.

So you're not going to be running on it. No, you're just walking. dude, it's awesome. I was watching golf when I first bought it. And I was like walking the whole time. I fell off a couple times because you have to pay attention while you're walking. But if you're watching TV, it's not that easy. Yeah.

So I fell off, but I don't know. I'm still excited, but I think it's kind of a stupid part now. Does it slide under the bed like they said? Yeah, it fits under the bed. Well, good luck. I'm not thinking you won't use it. I'm thinking right now since you did break your toe, your side of your foot. My foot.

Okay. I didn't stub my toe like you're making it seem. No, I said it's worse than a stub toe. Every time I've mentioned it, I've said it's worse than a stub toe. Yes, it's a broken foot. It's not a broken foot. Because that feels like the whole foot's broken. The side of my foot is fractured.

You have a chip in like your toe, the toe bone. They said my bone actually chipped off like the bone. Like your metatarsal, like your, oh, so it's not like the main part of the foot. It's the right, it's the side edge of my foot. He's trying to really, you don't need it. It sucked. Yeah, and it hurts. But when you like overdo it, it makes us want to go, okay, buddy.

I'm just, just so to avoid all conversation about it, I broke my foot, man. I don't think that's the case. Yes, it does stink. I'm very sorry. Lunchbox. Yeah, I bought some goggles, man. Like I was watching Shark Tank. And here's the stupid thing is I realized I don't even swim with goggles,

but they made them seem so awesome, like real comfortable goggles that instead of those plastic straps that can rip into your hair, it's like a nylon cloth. And it's real comfortable. And I'm like, oh, those are awesome. Send me that link. And so I bought the goggles. And I'm like, man. And then I realized, I don't even swim with goggles, but they got me the feeling of, man, that does, when you wear real goggles, it does rip into your hair.

And so I bought these goggles and I don't even know if I'll ever use them. How long you've been buying stuff off Shark Tank? Since the beginning. Like how many years you think? Oh, at least probably eight, nine, ten years, however long it's been on. I still remember buying wild squirrel peanut butter from these two girls that were in college. And I think they went to Oregon or somewhere up there. And one of them had allergies.

And so they started making food in their sorority house. and that's where they made their peanut butter and that's what they got to do on Shark Tank. And then I ended up buying it because lunchwalks talked about how he bought it. Is it still good? Still good. They still make it?

Yeah, and it's a different name now. Yeah, they didn't change your name. Got it. So mine is not memorabilia. Wow. I think it kind of is. Because it kind of is, but it's not. I didn't buy it for memorabilia purposes.

I dabble a little bit in sports memorabilia and cards and stuff. But I bought this to wear and then I realized when am I ever going to wear this? But I brought it here. Oh, geez. Well, I'm a big fan. Is it a onesy?

No, no, no. A onezy? A Furby. No, no, no. I have it here. Hold on. I'm a big fan of this person. Okay.

So, I thought, I wonder when I can wear this. So I got a Caitlin Clark jersey. Oh, my God. That's pretty awesome. Dude, that is pretty awesome. The Indiana fever? Yeah, that's cool. But you're definitely not going to wear it.

No, you have to wear it. No. Okay, so the question is, if you wear... I don't mind somebody wearing a jersey because it's like wearing any brand. You're not wearing... I saw somebody on Twitter was like, Like if you wear a man's jersey, you're basically saying you submit to him and he owns you a player. And I'm like, well, no, no, no.

That's like you wear a brand at all. A sports team or an athlete, you don't know is just a brand. The player owns you? Yeah, it was something where it's like I wouldn't, you lose all your masculinity if you wear another man's jersey. Well, you're really wearing the brand of the team that you like. And if you could, you'd probably put your own name on it, but not really an option for everybody. But I have this, but I don't really wear basketball jerseys. Right, and it's sleeveless.

And it's sleeveless. Like, would I wear a shirt under it if I did or would I just wear it straight up? You know, you wear a shirt under it. I would think I would wear it straight up because I always think people are lame that wear shirts under it. You can't show your armpit hairs everyone. I shave them. Wear a shirt. No, no, no, no, no, you wear it without a shirt and you play it when you're hooping.

This is the guy you're talking to. I know, I'm going to agree with them right now. What if I just wanted to wear it like doing the show? You wear it no shirt underneath? See, I would think that too. Maybe I'll change later. No. Okay.

It took me forever to get this because they're all sold out on Fanatics. and I ordered this. That's really cool. Is that? New, Indiana, 22, Kaelin Clark. That's legit, right? Authentic Jersey. Nike.

Yeah. That's awesome. I don't know. I don't know. Authentic enough for me. It works. Yeah. I had to get it on eBay, though.

Really? Because they're sold out everywhere. That's my last purchase that I may never even use. Wear it, dude. But wear a shirt underneath, please. I don't know. Maybe I do both later, and we take a picture and we see which one we think looks the most normal. Let's open up the mailbag.

You send a game right. and we breathe it on the air. It's something we call Bobby's Mailbag. Hello, Bobby Bones. Earlier this week, I found out the guy that I've been dating for the last few months has a girlfriend he's been with for years. Every time we've talked about taking our relationship to the next level, he would say he's not interested in anything serious.

Now I understand why. I'm going to break it off with him, obviously. But I'm wondering if I should just be glad I dodged a bullet or if I should reach out to his girlfriend and let her know what he's been up. to what do you think I should do signed future ex-girlfriend Amy what are your thoughts

on that? Definitely be thankful that you dodged the bullet but I don't think I just want to get involved so just you dodge the bullet and go on with your life man I don't know I feel like this need to be punished there's no girl code like bro code you know like you let I think I would know I think if you know them but if you don't know them

leave alone if I know who it is I'm probably creating a burner account and taking and I have proof on my phone and I'm sending it to them just to let them know. You and that burner account. Well, because if he's been screwing me over, he needs to pay, he doesn't just get off with it. He doesn't just get to go scot free and do this to somebody else. So mostly I'm doing it, well, one, for revenge, but two, so it doesn't happen to somebody else. And three, how about her? She's being taken advantage of. You can actually stop that from being taken advantage of. I definitely don't like that part. Yeah, oh, I absolutely tell her. I've been in too many situations with cheating people and you

everybody should be exposed. If you're cheating on people, you should be exposed. If you're involved in it, you're already part of the chili. So that's your chilly now. And you got to tell somebody about it. I agree. And you can stop her from being taken advantage of and you can possibly stop somebody else from going through the same

situation with this loser as well. Yeah, and you don't know her. So it's not, if she gets mad at you, then whatever. You did your due diligence. You told her and it's up to her if she chooses to keep being with him. And it's a burner account. So. So you're good.

So you're good. Yeah, I do. If it were me, I would definitely make an attempt to reach out and let her know because she's being messed with right now. Unfairly. She's being cheated on to. Yeah, and she may not have no idea about any of this. He could have multiple side pieces. Double life.

Yeah. Double life. All right. That's not happening to Morgan, though, right? Everybody, it's not. Okay. We've got your email and we've read it on the air. Now it's about to close.

Bobby's mail pack. Yeah. I was talking with Darius Rucker. He's got a new book, and we were just talking about how vulnerable you have to be whenever you put out a book. And I was talking to Darius about putting it all out there. Oh, I put it out there for sure. This is one thing I talk about in the book. I don't see my dad from the time I'm like 13 or 14 until I'm 28, 15 years.

Nope, not a word. Never saw his face. Did you know where it was? Yeah, 15 minutes from my house. You know, he lived right up the road. and never saw him for 15 years and then Letterman hits and things start get crazy and we're playing out a string of clubs and

rooms that we had booked and so we're playing in Charleston at the King Street Palace which used to be Charleston County Hall I'm having dinner after sound check and he walks in the room Did you know it was him? Yeah, Dean knew it was him before I say anything. The bassist. Like Dean, the bassist, we're sitting there eating

and Dean looks up and goes, that's got to be your daddy looks just like you. And he walks over and He talks to me and actually, really acts like, you know, we saw each other yesterday. And I decided I'm going to be the bigger man. And I was, you know, because really you have so many conflicting things. I'm like, am I going to just blow this guy off? I'm going to tell him, what are you doing here? I've seen you in 15 years.

You know, get away. No, I said, all right, I decided I was going to be the bigger man, try to develop some kind of relationship with him. So he talked for a little while and I give him my phone number. This is before cell phones. I give him my phone number and go on the road for a couple days. And I get back to my house and I check my answer machine. And he's on my answer machine.

and the first message he left me in my whole life. I haven't talked to him in 15 years. He asked me for $50,000. It was shocking. I was like, are you kidding me? And painful. And expected me to give it to him. And here you are hopefully investing yourself back into something.

Yeah. And the first, that's, like, that hurts my heart because that's just, that's so painful. And I can understand being mad and like, I can't believe it. But also, big time. Because that's your freaking dad. Yeah. I'll never forget. After him coming and us going on the road, how I just felt like, okay, cool.

Now Dad and I were going to have a relationship. We're trying to have some kind of salvage something, father and son relationship out of this. And that was the first thing he asked me. I don't think we've ever really had a conversation after that. Is he still alive? No, he died a few years ago. Did you go to his funeral? I did.

It sat in the back. I often thought, I wonder if I'd go to my real dad's funeral. You know, he left when I was six or whatever. Sad to the back, didn't take my kids or anything. What was that like for you? It was amazing to me because I'm sitting in the back. And all these people are getting up and speaking and talking about how great this guy. And I'm going, well, he was great to everybody else but me, obviously, which is absolutely amazing.

Why do you think that he was estranged from you? I think he had so many kids around town that I was just another headache. And I never complained and my mom never complained. So you're not complaining, you know. I don't really care Yeah, Squeaky Will. Yeah, no, squeaky will. So I'm not going to come see you.

You're not complaining. That also sucks. He was so close. That's the thing that bothers me so much. I can't imagine, as a father, I can't imagine my kid living 15 minutes from me. I literally lived 15 minutes from him and not seeing them for 15 years.

I can't imagine that. That's Darius Rucker. The full hour of that conversation is on the Bobbycast. You can search for that. His book is called Lives Too Short, a memoir by Darius Rucker. Go search for the Bobbycast. if you want to hear the full interview.

But appreciate Darius for sitting down and talking about that. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. So I'm pretty sure we already did it. Tell me something good on this. But Larry, he was a bus driver, and he picked up some kids, and it was Pajama Day at school. And he noticed one kid didn't have pajamas.

And he says, where are your pajamas? I can't afford pajamas. So Larry dropped off the kids, went to Walmart, bought the kid pajamas with his own money. It was a viral story. We did a story on it. Well, this company out of New York heard about it. and said, this is so cool. It contacted the school.

The school says, yeah, we have a lot of kids that can't afford pajamas, and we kind of stopped doing pajama day. So they said, nah, don't worry, we make pajamas. The company's called EJ's PJs. They're from New York. They drove 800 miles, delivered the whole school pajamas. That's cool. So they can have pajama day every year.

There comes an age, though, when you have to kind of stop doing pajama day. But I remember. Why? Because they're thin and you see guys junk. I swear, I remember when I first started this job, lunchbox would wear PJ pants. Yeah, it's like that.

They're meant for the, yeah. Right, like those plaid pajama pants? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Did you make them stop wearing those? I think it was just, hey, we need to dress like adults. Okay. More than me making him stop. Because when I started, I'm like, okay, that's what we do here.

We wear pajamas and just kind of show up in pajamas. That's kind of cool. Just show up, whatever. I like they did that. Hopefully there are other kids that get to take part in different things, even if it's not pajama day, they have. What's up? EJ's, PJs is a nonprofit.

it. That's their whole thing is to get kids' pajamas. So they do them to all different kids all over the country. And it was started by a woman and it was inspired by her three kids. Edward, Jeremy and Patrick, EJ's P.J's. How cool is that name? EJ's P. It flows, man. Yeah, EJ's Pajas.

You don't forget it. I'll probably forget it, but I like it. It's awesome. Ask me tomorrow. I'll remember. Great story. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good.

Elder versus Millennial. It's Trivia Battle. The Generations Lunchbox are up first. Yeah. You're going to answer questions that Abby would probably know the answer to it because she's younger. Okay. What does Bay stand for? The millennial term Bay.

Before all else. I'll accept it before anyone else. Before all else. I'll accept it. Let's introduce this guy here. He's the captain of cringe. He says all he does is when you can catch him. It is Nissan Ultima taking a ride that's bumpy, and he doesn't know the difference between Gandhi and Gumby.

That's rude. He didn't, though. Yeah. Sludge folks. He thought Gandhi was Gumby. Correct. The green guy. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Lunchbox. Though they graced the feet of practically every 2000's It, Girl, these shoes gained more mainstream popularity when Oprah dubbed them one of her favorites in 2003. What were these shoes? Man. Oprah said they were her favorites. Though they graced the feet of practically every 2000s it, girl. Okay.

Arkansas And correct Abby you can steal Is that a brand? Yeah Abby were you an it girl in the 2000s? No No definitely not

No Shane and it girl in 2024 Okay why are you taking shots at her right now Go ahead having Oh my gosh In every itgram Oprah Need an answer here I don't know

Sandals Ugh Oh my God Lunchbox which singer and her now iconic Grammy dress are part credited with inspiring the Google image search. Who was that?

What singer wore dress and they get credit now because so many people were looking for it that it kind of started Google. Yeah, I remember that. I remember they were hot. What singer? Dang, let's go. Beyonce.

incorrect. Abby still? J-Lo. Jennifer Lopez is correct. The green dress down the middle. That's right, man. It looked good. You remember that dress?

Yeah. I saw Gandhi wear something. Dang. All right, Lunchbox's opponent. She's our phone screener and producer. She's been fighting through the pain of this game. And let's just hope today she doesn't argue with her brain. It's Abby.

Oh, no. Lunchbox, if you win, you're the champion. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Abby. Yeah. All right. What 80s TV show?

Featured four older women living together in Miami. That's going to be sex in the... That's gonna be... You said 80s? Is that a song? That's gonna be... Wait, what 80s TV show featured four older women living together in Miami? Golden Girls.

Golden Girls is correct. God, that was close. She almost got it. She said sex in the city. She said sex in the city. Abby, what fashion accessory from the 1980s was originally intended to help Ballet Dancers prevent muscle injuries. That's going to be leg warmers.

Correct. Whoa. Okay. Abby, who shot J.R. was a cliffhanger episode from what CBS soap opera that aired on November 21st, 1980? Days of our lives. Incorrect. Lunchbox, you know what still? It doesn't matter. She already won. It's Dallas. That's right. Abby wins. Wow.

Abby, congratulations. Oh, Shale. A win is a win. win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined.

And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the beach. biggest moments in sports and entertainment. And the next, we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people

who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl.

You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends... Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by... a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters

into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. What's up, everyone? I'm Ego Wodom. My next guest, you know from Stepbrothers, Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and The Big My Big My players network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo, who, who, who, who. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place

that come look for up-and-coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but, if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right. It wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Yeah. Listen to Thanks Dad on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

wants to share a story about someone who has a toxic workplace trait. First, what's the trait? No, once I, if I say the trait, everybody knows who it is. That's fine. Busy bragging. Busy bragging. Yep, busy bragging. So what, define what busy bragging is.

It's someone that always talks about how busy they are and they're always just so busy. They never have any time because they're busy. It's the latest toxic workplace trend. Are you saying people don't like people who do this? And it annoys your coach. workers and it makes you look stupid according to the New York Post. And I read that and I was like, this

is Eddie! He's been doing this for a couple years now. He is the newest trend. Couple years now, like after I adopted my two kids. Like Eddie made the New York Post? You made the New York Post, dude. Congratulations. Amy, when I said busy bragging, did you know who I was talking about?

Kind of a little bit, but that's because we we make a joke of it all the time. Right. You don't think he's actually busy? No, no. Guys, he always let you know he's so busy and we document him playing the guitar in the other studio just hanging out. He wants you to know he's busy. I was

trained Abby. No, that was way before Abby. Hey, busy bragger right next to me. Congratulations. Double B. Welcome to double B. One clapper. Busy bragger. Well, Amy jumped in a little bit there. Well, I thought we all were clapping. No, just lunchbox. Nah. Amy, you know we make fun of us.

No, I think that. Are you a busy bragger? Eddie. I think he knows he does it. No, I don't. Yes, you do. Just busy. I'm a busy guy, man. There you go. Like, I'm busy.

I'm busy. Bones, are you busy? I don't need to talk about it all the time. Right, so we know you're busy. But I don't, it's not. But if anyone asks you, hey, Bones, can you do this today? We don't have time of this day. We don't ask you to do anything.

I never talk about how busy I am. I'll say I can't because, well, I can't. I'm tied up. Your calendar is full. Yeah, I don't ever go, well, give me how busy I am. So I need to change it to calendar's full. No, but you do it. It doesn't matter.

I'm not getting a part of this. Do you even have a calendar? No, I don't. Oh, you don't think you're on the calendar? No, I mean, I do, but I don't look at it. I mean, it's on my computer. There's nothing on there. No, no, no, no, I just know I have a lot.

Well, everybody has a calendar on their computer or phone. He just knows he has a lot of stuff going on. Today, it's stacked, man. I got a lot going on today. You just have to go by brain? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Amy, so let's be a little more positive here.

What is your story? It's about re-watching movies and shows, and the reasons behind why we do it. So I can run through the list. Is it because it's comfortable? Like, we don't have to. I know for me, I used to watch the honeymooners, then it was night court, then it became the office way later.

But I watched or Nick at night because I had seen all the shows already and I was comfortable knowing what was happening because my mind wasn't like guessing what was next. Well, so here's the list that they shared. The more uncertain our lives are, the more we crave repetition. So that could be a potential reason why you're watching something. Nostalgia can make us more optimistic about the future. There's no risk of disappointment or heart. heartbreak, we know

we're going to enjoy it. It gives us order and structure, and then unconsciously, it puts us in the show and we feel like characters are our friends and they're checking. No, you need to go check yourself in somewhere. That sounds weird. Yeah, those are your friends. If like Dwight is my buddy and that

yeah, here's the thing about nostalgia. We love nostalgia because it reminds us but the bad thing about people going, oh, we should, we're like, it were 20 years ago or 50 years ago, is we romanticize those memories and we only really remember basically the good things. Or we say like they don't make movies like they used to. Right, right.

No, they made a lot of bad movies then. You're just remembering the good ones that have survived through that time and comparing it to that. Gotcha, got you, okay. Whenever you're nostalgic, you're not really nostalgia for bad things. Because I was thinking it takes you to a time that was like simpler. Like when I was seven. But it wasn't simple then. But it was for me because I was seven years old.

Like, what was I worried about? No, seven. Okay, that's a young kid. But some people are like, I don't like it if it were like the 60s or the 70s again. No, that's dumb. You didn't have medicine. Right. Or like the same technologies you have now.

Presidents were getting shot then. Well, no, not the 60s. Yeah. JFK. Yeah, you're right. The president was getting shot. And then like, you know. He's in presidents.

I was thinking like every one of them that got elected got shot. When was Ronald Reagan? He got shot out. 80. Okay, okay. Yeah. Ronald Reagan got shot? Yeah.

He survived. He survived. John Hinkley, right? Yeah. And then another president, he lied. He got to resign. Well, that's happened. There have been two presidents got impeached.

Clinton and Trump. That's right. Yeah. So most of. nostalgia is just remembering the good parts of older times not the bad. Yeah. But yes, nostalgia's fun.

Especially like 90s concerts. Like I saw Atlanta's was coming to town. I was like, I'm able to go to that. Let's go to that. Alanis Morseh. She does all jagged little pill. I want to know. That song had every hit on it. To remind you of the life you left when I win away. It's not fair.

And then it was like, isn't it ironic? Don't you think Mr. Play it's safe Was afraid Was afraid of life Some of those lyrics So I go back now

And I think about it I'm like I was like in seventh grade In my room Playing that on my CD player As loud as possible And it was like Lyrics I can't even say

Right now That's what your kids are doing too though Right Hey Hey Because I got one hand in my pocket And another one There's given a peace sign

She was so awesome You live You learn There's the The movie theater line. Yeah. You live. What's the movie theater line?

You ought to know that song. They deleted it out of the song. Like, I would go to that concert. Simpler time, man. Simpler time, man. Good old days. Here's a voicemail. Go ahead.

Morning, Bobby. Morning studio. To be honest, I was really, really annoyed with the way you chose, you know, the rollout on who was going to get the movie role to the movie role to the the point where I got so annoyed that I just gave up and didn't even care anymore. But when I heard it on the show, when you actually said it was you, outstanding. That was great to hear Lunchbox lose his mind for about 30 seconds because he thought he was going to

Hollywood. Outstanding. Love the show. I appreciate that. Thanks, man. That's fun. I'm glad my pain is your humor, man. Here's Amy's Pile of Story. So Bobby, would you say as you're aging, are you getting more positive or more negative? Well, I would say I don't care as much about the negative stuff. I don't focus as much on, I just don't deal with it.

Okay, so I'd put you in the positive category. Yeah, I don't know that I'm like, what's up, everybody's going to be a great day. But I do, if it's negative, I kind of am like, I don't want that to be around me because it makes me feel negative. So I'll go positive-ish. Okay, you're with the majority of people this whole survey was taking. about, you know, if we're more positive as we age or more negative. But if you're one of the negative people, watch out around age 42, because that's when it starts. And you can just get a little grumpy about all the things.

You get more negative at 42? 42 and up. 41? No. No, no. No, 42. Yeah. All right.

So the top things that likely annoy you. Grocery prices, politicians, someone else's driving habits, crowds and the weather. Oh, do this coming up. Give me the top five things that annoy you. Okay. All four of us. Top five things that annoy you. That's your homework coming up in a second.

I mean, we want the show to be positive, but I think that's fun. Yeah, it's self-awareness, so then we know if that's what annoys us, we can focus on not letting it. Yes. Okay, so the USPS wants us to get larger mailboxes. They're called jumbo mailboxes. Let me guess. It costs more. Well, yeah, they're not selling them themselves.

It's a new tier. It's like Netflix. Get a new tier. But it's just people, you're getting less like letter type things and bills in the mail and more package type things in the mail. And they would like for you to have more room. And they said that places like Home Depot and Walmart, like you could go there and get a jumbo mailbox. They want us to put physical. Got it. Yeah.

They just throw stuff on my yard or by the door. Like they don't even put it in the mailbox. Oh, I have seen boxes in your yard. Yeah. In the yard. Yeah, that's crazy. And not only that, sometimes if they aren't able to get up to the door, they'll just, like, shove it underneath the mailbox or like wrap it around the,

it's wild. I guess they don't care about their jobs. Not the mail people, but like any delivery. FedEx, UPS, Amazon, Amazon, you got people driving up in random cars. I know, I know. It's like, I saw one the other day. I'm like, who is that? And sometimes they go up 10 o'clock.

They go right up to your door. Yeah. Yeah, well, the more they can fit in your mailbox, the less they have to go up to your doorstep or leave a note saying, hey, come to the post office to pick this up. So they say the jumbo mailboxes, again, they're sold. They're anywhere from 60 to 100 bucks. A big coffin and write mail on it and just have them drop it in there. Morgan Wallin, his bar was supposed to open last weekend for Memorial Day weekend,

and that got delayed. It never happened. And now the new opening date is TBD. They wouldn't give them a sign. It's kind of dumb. So stupid. It's kind of dumb. They're sending a message, right?

Yeah. You know what the message is they're going to lose eventually, and they look petty. And we're a town right that encourages tourism, and he's going to open a very successful ball. I hear you, but it is dumb. Did you see pictures of Broadway from the Mortal Day weekend? It was hacked. Were you down there? No, I saw pictures.

But you in them? I don't know. No, it was on TikTok. It was crazy. I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the kids.

Good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good. There's a dad at Walmart in Florida, and he gets his one-year-old daughter, straps are in the car, closes the door, walks around to the driver's side. Uh-oh. It's locked. Let me try the other side.

Ah, it's locked. All the doors are locked. He puts his head against the window. Oh, no. Car keys are inside. One-year-old daughter inside. He's like, oh, my gosh, I'm freaking out. He hits the 911.

What's your emergency? I guess I just locked. my daughter in the car at the Walmart, can you please come? Deputies arrive. They look, see the girls in distress. She's sweating because it's been about 10 minutes in the Florida heat. And they take a little thing and smash the window. They have a thing that smashes so it doesn't go everywhere.

Probably. Like you put it on it. Yeah, he had a small spiked metal ball. Yeah, yeah. Lunchbox made it look like you got a brick and like, do it. Yeah. I'm thinking it goes, stick. Yeah.

And then you just take it out. But I think that's a really cool invention so the kid doesn't get glass all in the kids. Yeah, yeah. What? What? If you're the dad, just break the window, man. Just break the front window. That's true.

Like, just break your driver's side window and get in there. Like, I ain't waiting 10 minutes for the cops to show up. Maybe they're closer than 10 minutes. If it's at Walmart, it's probably an area where they could be there within two or three. And if it's not super hot, and maybe you don't have to pay for any window. You don't have the money. And you're evaluating going, okay, she's fine for another five minutes. I'm looking at her.

She's not panting. Yeah. I think it is a situation that you deal with based on what the circumstances are. It happened to us one time. We had to break the window. Were you in like Florida? I wasn't there. It was my wife and my son locked the door.

I think he was like three or whatever and he locked the door and started laughing. She was like, ah. Got her. And he would not unlock it so she got one of the neighbors to come by and break the window. Got her. And the neighbor was like, are you sure you want me to do this? Like, yeah, break it. He was laughing?

Yeah, he's laughing the whole time. Got it. Good story. Kids safe. That's all the matters. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. We have 90 seconds to get as many of these right as possible.

The investigative corny starts now. Let's go. The morning corny. Why did the baseball player get arrested? Strike. Strike. You have three strikes. Struck out a ball.

Home run, batter. Assault. Jail. Prison. Mile an hour. Road to speed. He stole bases. Stole bases.

That's it. Good job. How celebrities stay cool in the summer? Summer. Fans. All their fans. Yep, yep, yep. Okay. Two. Why is the ocean so clean? Salt. Salt bath. Um, clean. Seafood. Uh, scrub. Clean. Ocean. The waves. Fish. Ocean. They wave you by. Coast. These. Car wash. Up and down. Oh, sponges. All the, they use all the sponges. Because they have sponges? Spong bath. We ask again. Salt bath. Salt water. Why is the ocean so clean? Clean up. How? Clean up.

Who uses the sponges maybe? No, we can't take hints. It's got to be a mermaid then. That's it, that's it, good job. I only got that from your hand. Mermaid. That's good, that's good. She gave me the hint.

Those roommates aren't big. What happens when ice cream gets angry? It melts. It freezes. No. Angry, mad. It's sloppy. It gets.

It gets soft. It mets. Soggy. It melt. What happens when ice cream gets angry? Angry. Mad, mad. Melt.

Mad. Mad cow, mad cow. Mad ice cream. How happens when it gets angry? Milky. When you just say it's different with a different tone, it does nothing but frustrates me. When I gave Bobby the hint.

Are you too many hints? Mermaid. What was it? Meltdown. Oh, that's good. We're talking about stuff accidentally getting tossed out. And this guy was like, I had an Eric church thing, got tossed out. So his name was Joe.

Josh, and here is the conversation we had about a month or so ago. I had a moving out sale that my mom was actually helping me with. Throughout the day, I told her, like, hey, this is the stuff that, you know, I want to keep Eric Church King to the anthem, not too, too long ago, but I actually got him to sign one of his vinyl, the sinners like me vinyl. once we were done selling everything, I asked my mom, I was like, hey, you know, where's, where's all the collectible stuff that I had set aside?

She just threw her arms up in the air and was like, what do you mean collectibles? I mean, just everything. My sign record, everything just sold. So he got Eric Church to sign this record. Like luckily, Hey, Josh is here live again. Hey, Josh. Hey, what's going on?

Hey, describe how you got Eric Church to sign that album, because it's not like you can just walk up Derek Church somewhere. Yeah, I got pit tickets. Me and my buddy sat in line for God knows how long, and they opened up the doors, and we got right there by the stage, and this was during his double-down tour, and usually he'd been walking, if you follow his page and stuff like that, he'd been walking in the crowds, and especially like when Springsteen came on or record year, you know, he'd been walking in the crowd and signing stuff. So sure enough, you know, I brought,

you know, the centers like me album with me. And record year came on and, you know, just holding it up. And sure enough, he grabbed it and signed it. And there I was screaming like a little girl, you know, thank you, thank you, man. Because, you know, I don't, it's, it's, it's not every day, you know, you get to let alone, you know, shake his hand, but also get something. sign that has a lot of, you know, sentimental value and stuff like that. Did he just sign his name as he walked by or did you write, like, To Josh? No, just a big old EC and just signed it. I tracked Eric down. I have one that says To Josh from Eric Church.

Dang. So I got Eric Church to sign you a record. It's the Centers Like Me record, the vinyl, and he did write To Josh and then signed his name. It's very nice of Eric to do this. So I have you this record, Josh. You never asked for it. You called in for a segment. We were talking about stuff like this happening. And we're going to be sure to send this over to you.

Just, I don't know. Man. Yeah. Man, I don't make a grown man cry. I don't get much. So, you know, I'm thankful for anything. You know, wow. I mean, thank you, man.

Very welcome. Now, we have that album here. I don't want to, I don't, I don't want to write on it. Like, I don't want to say. And I remember Josh being like, will you sign it? Oh. If we were able to get. I think, I know, it's just weird.

Go ahead, Josh. I mean, like I said, you know, even, I mean, it's been a while. I mean, I'm happy with a sign napkin with everybody or something. You know, it doesn't matter. Like I said, I'm, I'm thankful for anything that I get. So, I mean, even a napkin. with everybody's name on. Here are the two options.

We can sign the back of it. I don't want to sign it in your accent. That's a special thing for you. It's just too, Josh. We can sign the back of it or, I don't know, piece of paper, I don't know. We have pictures or anything? I mean, we can do the back of it.

I think the back is good. Yeah. Josh, is that a nice compromise? We signed the back of it, and then you're not thinking we're big-time at all. But I don't want to run his Eric Church autograph. Like, the back is, the back is totally fine, guys. I mean, like I said, I'm grateful for, for anything.

Lunchbox, what are you? No, no, no, because if he's going to frame this, our autographs are never going to be seen. Unless he chooses the backside to show. It's not, it's not. This is an Eric Church thing, not an us. Then I'm going to sign something different because if my autograph's not going to be on display, I won't sign it. Oh, my gosh. Well, lunchbox doesn't have to sign it.

Yeah, well, I'll sign it except for lunchbox. Perfect. Yeah. Josh, we'll send this to you. Thank you for calling. Thanks for listening, and you should have this in the next few days. Thanks to Eric Church, too, by the way. Thank you guys so much, man.

It means a lot. All right, Josh, thank you for listening, and we'll get this to you real soon, all right, buddy? Thank you so much, guys. Thank you. Thank you, Josh. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying.

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Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be.

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Jelly Roll tomorrow in studio. Amy, earlier was talking about things that annoy adults. and as you get into your 40s, things become way more annoying to you. And I wanted to go around the room. Give me your top five things that annoy you because we're all about this age. Amy, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, go.

I know that I've been guilty of smacking my gun before, but now when my kids do it, I cannot handle it. It drives you crazy? It drives me, like, I go zero to 60 with my patients when I hear that. Why do you think that is? Because you don't, I mean, you do it. I don't think I do anymore.

Or if I do, I really need to work on that because that would be bad, especially my age I know better. I don't, I'm just, it's annoying. Yes. Especially, just don't smack your gum. And then you like to see it. Right, number four? Clothes left in the dryer. I really just that.

I live in the dryer sometimes. No. I just go back to the dryer for my next. Look for yourself in there. And again, that's something I'm guilty. I get annoyed at myself too, but more so other people in my home. If things get left in the dryer because I like, it's a whole process. Then you have to be.

Sometimes I even leave stuff in the washing machine and I have to just rewash it. I get it. It happens. Life gets busy. But overall, let's just finish the process. Yeah, sometimes I do that too. Yeah. When, like, chips and cereal boxes or chip bags get put back in the pantry and then you go to open it up and there's crumbs.

It's only crumbs? Nothing's left. Like, there's like a little, like a chip. It sounds like there's a lot of kid stuff. It's all kids stuff. It sounds like there's three so far. It's all kid based. That I don't understand.

Well, this is the only back. I only share a house with the kids. And then dishes in the sink just really get on my nerves so much. Like I love a clean countertop and kitchen. If I'm having a bad day, I clean my kitchen countertop and kitchen sink and everything gets better. And how many is that? Because I could keep going. You have one more, your most annoying thing?

When I have to go get gas. Yeah. Gas prices, okay, one thing is just me, the process of, I just don't like. I will ride it until. It is on. That's the first that wasn't her kids. My car goes, please refuel kindly. And then it starts blinking at me.

Refuel immediately. Hey, idiot. Put gas in me. But then, yeah, just the whole process. I get mad. 5, 4, 321 for me, number five, when Amazon leaves packages in my bushes. Sometimes Amazon's like a bad paper boy from the 60s.

Just throw in the paper. Just throw in the package and it's in a bush. Like, if I can't find it, I'll go on the app and say, okay, was it sent? And they took a picture. And the picture is in a bush. They even took a picture of it in the bush. They're proud of it.

That annoys the crap out of me. That's number five. Number four, when a movie is over two hours, it doesn't need to be. If I look and Mike's like, got to watch this movie. And it's like two hours and 31 minutes. I won't even start it. But what is really, really good? Like Oppenheimer.

Mike will have to go, it's so good that you'll be okay with it being this long. And I really have to go, okay, man. But most movies are over two hours now. That sucks. That's why I don't watch movies. Now, I watch nine episodes something in a row. No problem with that. But I have the option to leave it anytime. You know, every 48 minutes.

And number four, it's movies over two hours. At number three, similar content thing. When episodes come out once a week now. You have retrained us streaming to go, I want to watch what I want to watch, when I want to watch it, as much as I want to watch it until it's over. Now all of a sudden you're putting episodes out once a week. You should go to J.

That's prison. You should go to jail. Yeah. Prison. I like having something to look forward to. Well, I just moved to a new series, but I want to have it when it's time to be had. That's so annoying because I forget about them sometimes because I've been trying to go in bulk. Number two, when anyone anywhere says you couldn't write it any better.

You could. Always. And I would class these couple of phrases together as number two. That you couldn't write it any better. You always can write it better. And then number two, also I put in there at 110%, 108%, 200%, you can't be more than full. So I put those cliches at number two. Both of those cliches are for emphasis.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. How about this? I give 100%. Okay. That's all. And then what do you say if it's a really powerful story? Like, it's like you're trying to say, I couldn't write any better. That means like it's just...

It's always about real life things. You can write any better. Imagine that dog starts talking, though, next to that person while that's happening. Yeah, you're right back. And the dog gives them like some sage advice. a talking dog? What about I couldn't make this up? Well, then you're pretty dumb.

That's what I would say. There's never anything that couldn't have been made up by somebody. So what do you say? This is just like an amazing. This is a wild story. Hey, brace your story. This is a great story. Okay.

Yeah. This is just my annoyance. Oh, I know. I'm trying to understand. Number one, being referred to as a DJ. Oh. I don't play music. I don't spend music.

Sometimes we don't even play music on the show. They don't hire me to play music. I give two craps about the music that we play sometimes in the morning. Like, I love country music, but sometimes some this stuff's garbage. Let's be honest. Some of this stuff's good.

Some of it's garbage. So I'm not a DJ. There are no discs. They don't hire me to pick music. I have nothing to do with programming. I don't touch it. I'm not a DJ. Maybe they're referring to you

in the Friday morning dance party. Oh, yeah. Good point. They're not. The people that call me that tend to not know about the Friday morning dance party. Okay. That to me is worse than being called Bobby Jones.

Wow. Bobby Jones can be an accident. That's happened in huge parts of my my life. And people just bones is a stupid name. I get it. So that one doesn't annoy me as much because I feel like that's an honest one. When people call me a DJ, ooh, it lights me up inside. I feel like DJ could be an accident too. They just don't know the difference. Also not a DJ. Like a real one. And give respect to Dead Mouse. True. And Polly D. Tester. Yeah, DJ, Paula D. Let's give us some respect on his name. What's your point there? I just think like it,

I don't think people are saying, oh, I'm going to really get him by calling him a DJ. They just don't know the difference. They don't respect. content creator, morning show host. I mean, I have to come on here and deliver or organize compelling content

for hours and hours. A DJ goes, all right, here's another song. Come up up up. Here we go. That's what I got a life. And I like that song.

That's all. That's my number one. Let's hold you twos. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I don't want to be so negative. It's hard to go down to five.

Only five. Is it? Only five. I know, that's tough. Yeah, I have 19. I have 19. I have 19.

I have 19. slow Wi-Fi. I was very sure you say that Apple Chargers keep changing. Oh, I hate that one. Oh, my God, that's the worst. Now I have 20. Yeah. We did a deal where it was like, what would you say to be voted for president,

like a little group exercise? And I said, I would stand up and go, I will not allow Apple to change their chargers anymore. I won the election. Good, man. I would definitely vote for you on that. Thank you. So dumb. That and daylight savings.

And no construction in the daytime, only at night, in daylight savings time. Yeah. Good stuff. This is the stuff we need to run. on. And proven with DNA evidence, castrate sex offenders. I'm down. Let's go. It's great.

All right. Jordan Davis, Tucson, too late, Bobby Bone Show. This song's like garbage for the record. Only some of it is. We're going to do the news in just a second. You guys can call us. If you want, 877, 77, Bobby, that's the number of questions,

comments. 87777, Bobby. Bobby's big. Stories. The hottest summer concerts. and how much tickets are based on buying them once you've got to go on the internet and kind of buy resale type tickets. Rolling Stones.

They're still gone? Yeah, they look really old. Wow. They are really old. Good for them, though. Is there still a good show? No idea. I've never seen them once.

I've seen them. Yeah. It was good. I saw them, what, like six, seven years ago? Yeah, it's pretty solid. Do they have, like, younger people playing instruments behind the stage? Not that I saw. Or does it still sound like they're older?

No, it sounds like they're older. older because I remember hearing Keith Richard's guitar going, it's not like guitar hero, you know, when you mess up? Yeah. Why would as they age that effect their, I know vocals maybe, but they're instrument playing? Yeah, hand-eye coordination, you slow down. Yeah, I love that. You ever heard him talk? He's like,

hey, Robin Stones. I don't know them young. Rolling Stones, $430 a ticket. Noah Khan, 462 a ticket. Who? Wow. $460. That's amazing. He's also, as much as he's blown up, and I'm a fan, because we play stick season.

I like Noah Conn. But he's also not playing arenas yet, because he got so big, the things that he booked weren't so big. He still got to play the things he booked before. He got to be real, real big, but tickets are really expensive. Pearl Jam at three.

How much is that? $523. What is that? That's so dumb. I love that band, but that's a lot of money. Number two, Morgan Wallen, 562. Goodness. And number one's Bruno Mars.

at 619. Whoa. There is one higher than that. But Bruno Mars, I thought, was number one. It's the number two. It's not Taylor because Taylor's not here anymore. She's in another country. Yeah, yeah.

It's Olivia Rodrigo. Tickets averaging $963. Stop it. Yeah. That's from game time. No chance. Are these like first front row tickets? Dude, I don't know.

Are they on stage, sing back of vocals? They better be. For 963. So allergies. I have a lot of allergies, but they're not in food. So when they ask, hey, do you have any food allergies? My answer is always no, because I don't have any. with food, but I do have every allergy to everything outside because I went to an

allergist and they did the thing on my back where they dig little holes and they pour all the little grass and stuff. And next thing you know, I'm like a transformer into like this big bumpy bat guy. And so I was yesterday getting my allergy shot and I was talking to my doctor because I go every week to get an allergy shot. It's me and like 84, 12 year olds. Usually kids. Yeah, we sit in the lobby. You ever see the episode of Seinfeld where Kramer's doing karate? kids. That's what it feels like. I'm like the adult with a bunch of kids. That's awesome. I go in once a week, sometimes twice. I can go twice if I time it just right because I want to get them all over with. And I have to go in every week for a year. And then there's maintenance after that like every two weeks for like five years.

Is it even worth it? Maybe. I don't feel anything yet, but I'm not supposed to. When I get to red, I start to actually have some of the benefits. I think I'm in blue now. Don't know what colors mean. I just know my little chart. Me and all the kids, we always look at it and be like, what color? Oh, the doctor gives you the chart. Got, I got, got it, got it. But I go, and I get three shots once a week, sometimes twice, and it sucks. Back in your arm? Yeah. And I don't even feel it anymore.

I hate needles, but you just get, like, numb to it. Wow, do you have just, like, marks all over your arm? When they... That looks bad, man. Well, they're not tracks. Like, when someone does heroin on the front, because that you're chasing a vein. This here, I do have bruises, because when they start to put more and more of the allergen in because what it's doing is they're putting the allergen in you slowly so you're not as allergic to it,

which is my story about peanuts. But when they change to a different color, it seems like I bruise more because they're now putting more into my body. But peanuts, you know, if someone's allergic to peanuts, they eat a peanut, they can go into like that shock and their throat can close. And it's becoming more and more common with kids. But now they say introducing peanut butter during infancy can help protect against a peanut allergy later on. Oh, that's good. Anyone have any kids that are peanut allergies? Nope.

So as early as four months, children introduced to a soft pureade paste, 71% reduced rate of peanut allergy. Any idea why peanut allergies are becoming so prevalent? Because it is more and more, I hate peanut butter. I'm allergic, just not that way. Gosh, I feel like it's, like for us, if one of our kids had it, we could probably explain it for all. But I've never really. They just say like nut allergy now because I think there's all kinds of different. I'm not seeking me allergic to it.

The biological phenomenon is based on an immunological principle known as oral tolerance induction. So if you feed somebody something early on, it eventually becomes normal and they will not be able to come allergic to it. People where I come from would eat poison ivy. Little bitty bits. Really? Eat it. Yeah, because we'd be in the woods all the time. So if you eat it, eat it, eat it in a little bitty bits.

Eventually, if you're in places that are covered in poison ivy, you don't get poison ivy. Your body's the same thing here. So when you put poison ivy in your body even a little bit, it doesn't start to, like, itching your throat? I don't know. I never did it. Like, I knew a guy that got bit by rattlesnakes, and then finally after a while,

he was just like, they don't do anything to me. What? I wasn't allergic to poison ivy. I would be on it. It would never break me out. So I never even thought. But there were people who did that who ate little tiny. It's crazy, man.

So maybe we introduced peanut butter to me through a little bit of puree. That's what I was. You literally start to like it. See if you like it. Lifestyle Factor's proven to slash your risk of dying. by heart attack or stroke by 80%. Eight factors. One, eat well.

Yeah, do. That would help you do a lot of things. Not die. Be stronger. Be active. Okay. Quit tobacco. What's the benefit of tobacco?

Like, we know all the bad things. I've never tried it. But, like, what about it is like... I know that you get a buzz, like, when you dip. Is that what... In the beginning, I never had a buzz. I don't know. If you do it for a long time, I feel like you have to lose the buzz

sort of like the more alcohol you drink, the harder it is to get, like, drunk. I don't know. Sleep seven hours. Lower close. That's all easy stuff. Not easy, but stuff we already knew. I thought it was going to be like blink 12 times in an hour. Sometimes it's good to get a refresher.

Like sometimes when I read walking articles, it's all stuff I know. I know walking is good. But then it's just this reminder for me to get up and walk throughout the day or move and not sit so long or take a walk at night. My Apple Watch used to remind me to walk, but then I hated it because of that.

I was like, you go walk. It's like stand up. Yeah, you stand up. You told the Apple Watch to go. Yeah, I just took it off. I don't wear it anymore. Hated that crap. And it went walking.

One more story, at least 20 are left violently ill after being poisoned by shellfish harvested over the weekend. And this is here in the States. And not on purpose, but poison like not with intent to poison. There were at least 20 people harvesting muscles on Oregon's short beach this weekend. And they were seriously poisoned after eating them, prompting health officials to sell residents, throughout any mullets you might still have. There are 20 individuals.

suffered from PSP, which is poisoning. There's a deadly foodborne illness that occurs when a person eats a certain naturally occurring biotoxin produced by algae. If you have any muscles and they just go through, throw them away. But how about that? You're doing what you always do because you live up there. It's just a thing. It'd be like crawfish. Yep.

Here. Or just fishing. Yeah. And you eat the fish that you catch and then you get sick. That's how we found out Stevens and walnut muscles, but oysters was allergic. Ben was so excited to let the kids try oysters. so he ordered it and they liked him. So she was like, oh, these are good.

So she seems like it. And then next thing you know, he starts to, his face turns into like on hitch. Hitch, yeah. And that's when we realized, okay, no shell fish. And I have no idea why he's allergic. That's from KGW. And that's the news. Those were Bobby's B.

Stories. Amy mentioned earlier, if you're like 40, you start to be annoyed by things more. And we listed our top five. Amy's number one was basically having to get gas. My number one was being called a DJ. You can hear all these on the podcast. Go search for the Bobby Bone Show, subscribe. But let's get over to Lunchbox now.

Your top five things that annoy you. Go ahead. Oh, yeah, it's easy. Traffic. Okay. I don't usually have to deal with traffic because of our hours. But when I do get in traffic, it is like the worst thing in the world. And I mean, it can last five minutes.

I'm like, oh, my gosh, just taking forever. I feel bad for people that have to drive in traffic when I have to drive in traffic. I'm like, I can't believe people have to do this every day. But they probably would say I can't believe that Bobby has to wake up at 3.30 in the morning every morning. But yes, traffic sucks. Number four. Technology. Everything is app this, app that.

Oh, that's a good thing. You pull up in the drive-through. Oh, will you be ordering through our app? No, I just want to order right here on the speaker, you idiot. Like, just take my order. It's like, guys old school. Like, you go to the grocery store. It's like, oh, I saw this.

It was supposed to be $1.50. It rang up as $4. Oh, that's if you have our app. Everything you had to have an app. So every store you go in, you have to have 6,000 apps. If you take the time to set it up, it can save helpful. Number three. Yeah.

Number three, Abby's singing voice. Okay. That's terrible. It is terrible. No, no, no. Why did you pick that? That's terrible. Why did you put that on your list?

You said things that... I know you. Right. Okay, right. Number two. Restaurants that don't recognize my celebrity status and make me wait for a table. Most restaurants, I can go in, get a table. No problem.

Some are like, oh, no, there's still be a wait. And it's like, what are we doing? They don't recognize the power of me. I would love for someone as a bit at some Friday night or something. Saturday night when lunch is home. I'd even put some money to bet. Go with lunchbox to a crowded restaurant at 7.30. A few of them to see if he gets in at all by saying he's lunchbox.

It's a bit. I think it goes off for three. I think it goes over three. All right. Next up. And so I guess this is number one? It is. My wife.

Wait, huh? That's your whole, that's number, that's across the board? Yeah. I mean, my wife, she does a lot of annoying things. I mean, love her, but she can be super annoying and nagging and. Oh, boy. Like, oh, you should maybe do it this way. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Or like when we're driving, man, she can't keep her mouth quiet about, oh, car, car, car, car. I'm like, I drive every day without you in the car and I don't hit anything. She's probably surprised that you can do that because it's amazing. I mean, a car is a thousand feet away. She's like, it's turning. It's turning. It's turning. I'm like, I know. But I see driving is a thing that's annoying.

Oh, my gosh. I do it, though. That's funny. I just wouldn't have thrown that out there like that. My wife? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You could have probably done top five annoying things about your wife with how you say. You want to do it?

No. No, I don't feel like that's good for you. Maybe in the post show. If you feel like you're up to it, maybe in the post show today. Eddie, give me your top five. Number five. Bad drivers. I mean, I just don't understand people can't drive.

But you're also a bad driver at times. You just don't realize it. No, no. I'm talking about people that are just like, way, going in and out of lanes. Like, you know, everybody just drive. That's why traffic exists because you guys want to get there faster. Relax. I would say traffic exists mostly because of the culture and the times our culture gets on and off work

and everybody going kind of at the same time, but they're not being enough road to get everybody there. There's five lanes on there. You don't think people can all just slowly get on the road. We'll get there. Go ahead. Four? Number four, solicitors ringing my doorbell.

They come to your house? People still do that. But how often? All the time. What? Oh, do you have pest control? They come to your door? Yes.

I see your grass is a little long. You have someone that does you. Yes. I know, but it kind of my door. Dude, all the time. And I hate it. The dog barks. The kids are like, I got it.

Everyone's yelling. What is happening? I hate it. Number three, when I put my credit card in the gas pump and it says C cashier. Oh, that sucks. I don't want to go in. That's why I'm using the freaking credit card here.

That's terrible. I hate that one. You get no gas. You'd rather break down on the side of the road. That's a battle. Because it's annoying because you're going like, how much? I just want to fill it up. How much?

I don't know how much. I know. That stinks. Go ahead. You go to go to one. Yeah, I want to watch TV. Where's the remote? I can't find the remote.

What you guys do with the remote? I don't know. Didn't touch it. And we can't find the remote every single time. I saw a good hack on TikTok where this guy takes like a squishy dog toy. And you know how banks will like put it like a big fluffy on the end of the pin if they don't attach it? It's like they'll do that with the remote. And you never lose the remote.

Even if it falls between the cushions, the dog toy you can always. Yeah. We lose it all the time. All the time. Number one. Okay. Lastly, when I'm at the store. Oh, someone's coming.

I'll hold the door for you. And they just walk through and don't say. thank you. You know, that reminds me of the one when you let someone out in traffic and they don't wave. Same deal. Yeah, same deal. Like, I held the door open for you. You can't say thank you.

But you didn't do it for the thank you. No, I didn't, but you can say thank you. No, you did it for the thank you. No, I didn't though, but say thank you. Those are good. Some of those I didn't think about, but I am annoyed just hearing about it. Yeah. I got annoyed last night because I was on eBay and I was trying to get a Caitlin Clark

autographed rookie card. I'm wearing my Caitlin Clark jersey, by the way. No shirt underneath. You see that. That's how it's supposed to look. The debate was, first of all, I'm not a big jersey guy. But the debate was if you wear a basketball jersey, which I don't, do you wear it with a shirt under it or no shirt? And you can see it now.

It's on right now. You go to our Facebook page. We're live streaming the show. I can see your armpin here. I'm going to add one of the top things that annoys me. Sleeveless jerseys. You're annoyed by this? I don't know.

But that's okay. Yeah. On anybody is not here. I don't really wear basketball jerseys. I don't wear football jerseys either unless it's be funny. So not a big jersey guy. I'm okay with it. like a game or something.

I'm okay with it wherever. Who am I to say what you can and can't wear? But I have this Caitlin Clark jersey, big fan, tried to find a, I get an auto rookie card last night on eBay with like two seconds left. Somebody, you completely took it from me. Yeah. I know. Wait it for like three hours.

That was annoying. That is annoying. Maybe try putting a shirt underneath. Well, that's the second option. What do we think? Shirt like this? Please. No, no.

That's how you're supposed to wear it. You look weird. Like when you see an NBA player with a shirt underneath? He's not playing a game, though. What's wrong with me wearing this with no shirt underneath it? Nothing. Thank you. I can see your armpit hair.

You know, and if I knew I was going to wear this before today, I would have shaved it. Well, don't do that. Your armpit here? Yeah, yeah, I shave him. Clipper. That looks weird. Don't do that. So, this is no shirt.

Next segment, I'll put a shirt underneath it. Thank you. Go stream us on our Facebook page and you can see for yourself what it looks like. You know, this is weird to you? Yeah. It's going to be weird anyway with the jersey, I think. No, if you had like a football jersey, that's fine. It's got sleeves.

It's a sleeve thing. Yeah, it's 100%. And it's a V-neck. I think a basketball. It's a women's a women's jersey. It's a Caitlin Clark jersey. Yeah, that's a little weird. Yeah, but I'm a big fan.

But I mean, I think the jersey, that's how you're supposed to wear it if you're going to wear it. We'll take a look. Go to our Facebook page, watch a stream. I'll change in just a second. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me.

Clever Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment,

and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to The Clifford Show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And Rule 2, never mess with her friends either. We always say that, trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends... Oh my God, this is the same man.

A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves.

Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, everyone? I'm Ego Vodom. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live,

and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings, I'm working

my way up through and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point

where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that.

There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks Dad on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm going to play you some audio from this 911 call. Know that. An expert has come to the defense of a Las Vegas family who claim they came face to face with eight foot tall aliens. The Ken Moors have insisted that two gangly green, gray creatures crash landed on the property. They now have the backing of Scott Roder, a veteran in the field of crime scene reconstruction.

I do want to play you some of this voicemail again. Here you go on one. Sorry, go ahead. There's like an eight-foot person beside it, and another one is inside, and it has big eyes and looking at us, and it's still there. Okay, where is this on your property? In my backyard. I swear to God, this is not a joke. This is actually we're terrified of it.

So there's two people or two. two subjects that are in your backyard? Correct, and they're very large. They're like eight foot. Nine feet, ten foot. I don't know. They look like aliens to us. So he wasn't calling going, we're making up an alien story.

There were just two massive things back there moving around. That itself is weird. Who knows what that is? Sure. But now we got this guy who's an expert going, it's for real. So I believe it. Now, how does he know? He's an expert, man.

Yeah. He said it's there. It's absolutely there. He was speaking about the footage captured by this guy, who you hear here. At this particular time, with what we've seen, there's proof of a couple. things that these entities are real. This is not a fraud. In addition to singling out

what he believes to be a creature, he pointed to 30 frames of video showing a head surrounded by smoke, which he describes as some sort of cloaking device peeking over the fence. Right, right. For sure. But also, if you are pranking 911, you don't say this is a prank. No, but that's not. That's, you think he got

an Oscar if he's pranking. No, he said this is for real. Yeah, and he said it's for real. Because he knows, he's talking about aliens that no one's going to believe him, so he's got to say that. Guys, he believed it. Regardless of what really was there, we can't tell. That guy believed it. And there is video of this, you said?

Yes. Where is that? It's on the internet. I will be looking at that. There's a UFO spotted during a Blue Angel show. A UFO spotted zipping past the Blue Angels while they performed. And those things are fast. I've been in one.

Made mistake. A slow motion video shows the UFO gliding directly in front of the jet before darting from the frame. It remains unclear what the UAP or UAP. UFO was, but given its speed and the fact that it was in front of a blue angel and darted away from a blue angel, whatever it is, we aren't familiar with it. It could be that somebody's familiar with

in the government, but they wouldn't be flying a government plane by other government planes because they know everybody's looking. I don't know. New York Post. Or would they? And this is some sort of distraction from something else. Yeah. That could be true. Yeah. They're like, we'll get them focused on this. And people are always like, where's the video proof? We got,

we got a video proof. You're looking at it right there on TMZ. Okay, I'm not going to look at that one. Probably not, but still, I'm here for it. All of this can't, oh, there's something going on, even if it's not Little Green Men. Something's up. Can you at least admit that? Yeah.

Something's up? Yeah. Something's up? Yeah, something's up. That's what I say. My wife and I'll be watching a show and I'll be like, I can tell something shady's about to go down. And she's like, of course, it's a murder show. You're so smart.

And I'm like, no, but I can feel this one. Something shady's about to happen. A woman has a disorder causing her to shopping her sleep. What a great disorder. Making that up. Yeah, making that up. If I... Yeah, I have a disorder of like buying packs of baseball cards on the internet in my sleep.

I would just do that. My wife's like, may you even buy a lot of cards. It's a disorder. What are they going to say? It's a disorder. You got to treat it. But a woman in the UK, don't you feel like she just got caught, like, spending too much in, like, shoes or bags or something? 100%.

Well, that's really covering her tracks, you know what I'm saying? Like she goes to the news. Like she goes to the press. A woman in the UK has a disorder that caused her to spend money in her sleep. Okay, fair, it makes you do something when you sleep. But if you're buying a lot of stuff that you love while you sleep, if you were just buying random crap, let's say you bought a catcher's mitt, a pound of tobacco, and a lobster cage. Right.

Well, you don't need any of that. But if you're buying like a Chanel, I mean. Someone you've always wanted. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But I'm not saying it's not true. I'm just saying something's up. Good. Something shady.

Some shay. Hey, something's up. That's from the New York Post. I have a T-shirt underneath my Caitlin Clark jersey now. Much better. Much better. I feel lame in it like this. It looks so lame and it looks so good. It looks so dumb.

All right. Like that actually looks like you're going to play. No, it doesn't. It doesn't. Yes, it does. That's more pulled together. Earlier you looked like, I don't know how to describe it. It looks like a basketball player.

Yes, sloppy. The jersey's a little big. It's a large. It's hard to get these jerseys. It's not the size, bro. But it is big. Trust me, if you had an extra small, it wouldn't have worked. Sleepless, I like the shirt underneath.

Much better, man. You can actually leave the studio now and we'd be okay with it. You can go to the grocery store without a shirt on underneath and people will be like, oh, I do. Let me ask you, because you're not a hater by heart. What do you think? Jersey no shirt, jersey shirt? I think you can get away with the jersey no shirt maybe at like a game, but maybe when you wear it day to day, this is the look like to go for. Like to prom. I wear this.

Yeah. I go get all dressed up. She said what we said, but just nicer. Yeah. She said maybe. out of game. You know, and it's hot outside. It looks really weird.

In general, because I'm wearing a WMBA jersey. Well, yeah, that is part of it. On the back, though, it's a WMBA shooter logo. It's impossible to get. There's a WMBA shooter logo? I don't know the logo. Yeah, Jerry West is the logo on the NBA game. Who is the WMBA one?

Jerry Lee West. I don't know who it is. I've already guessed, I do not know the answer. If I already guess, somebody like Shell Swoops or. Yeah, it could be. I didn't even realize it. What are they doing? Are they dunking?

No, they're not dunking. You see it on the top? They're about to dunk. They're not dunking. They're about to dunk. No, no. Why wouldn't they be dunking? They don't know.

Okay, the WMBA insists its new logo isn't based on any players. Oh. But it's from somebody. You know, Michael Jordan's logo isn't actually if I'm playing basketball. He was doing like a ballet move. Oh, right. And they captured that. The Jordan logo?

It's a logo woman. Hold on. It's a silhouette of a female athlete in a bun in a simple uniform. It doesn't represent any specific player. The logo was designed to symbolize all female. athletes and help raise, yeah. So I'm a big WNBA fan. Did Jerry West get paid like all those years?

I don't know. Because, I mean, he was the silhouette. The NBA or whatever league owns the rights to likeness and image. So probably not. I would think not. That's crazy. Let me grab a call here. I got a couple.

Let's go to Sue in Maine, who has been waiting patiently. Hey, Sue, thank you for calling. What's going on? Morning studio. Morning. I am driving from Maine. to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, meeting my college best friend to go see the Rolling Stones, baby.

Oh, you're going to that show. Wow. That'll be fun. Have you seen, we were just talking about, because they're really old. You know, I was wondering if they had, like, younger players behind the curtain playing the music, and that tickets were also like 500 bucks apiece. How much were your tickets? I'm not sure.

My best friend gifted them to me. That's a good friend. Oh, wow. That's a good friend. I hope you guys have an awesome time. It's a great place to go watch a show. ever watched a show there. I don't think I've been a game there. I like to watch it on TV there, though.

When it snows, too. Just not go. I just like to see it when it snows there. I have a safe trip, Sue. I appreciate that. All right. All right. Bye, bye. Bye, guys. 80, 80, 87, 80, 81, 79. That's the band. Wow. That's the age of the band. Wow. That's crazy. Ages of the band.

How about Chris in Arkansas. Let's talk to Chris real quick. Hey, Chris, you're on the Bobby Bone show. What's up, buddy? Good morning, studio. Morning. I was calling to comments on the food allergies. Yeah, food allergy. Yeah, go ahead. Both of my children have food allergies.

Both were allergic to eggs and tree nuts. And we are, we've done a food challenge, and my oldest failed that. My youngest passed it. What they do is they take egg protein and put it in some pudding and give it to them an increment. And if they pass with no reactions within like a two-hour period, then they are free to eat egg. Okay. And my oldest, go ahead. I'm sorry.

No, I was just saying it, you know, it sounds like the implementation of it. Has it helped, like, slowly implementing it to where they're not as allergic? Yes. So my oldest did a baked good challenge, and he's able to eat baked goods with egg in it as long as it's, like, fully cooked, muffins, cookies, stuff like that. I just wanted to make good challenge it straight up for no reason other than any baked goods. That's a heck of a challenge. Yeah, that's good to know. Thank you, Chris, for sharing that with us.

Bobby Bone Show. Boney Up to Day. This story comes us from Detroit, Michigan. 911 got a call about a house fire. Firefighters respond, and that's where it got weird. Two firefighters, one is like, hey, we need to spray over here. The other one's like, no, we need to spray over here. They got into fisticuffs.

You love saying fisticuffs. I do. They started fighting. Over where to spray with the hose. Yeah. They're supposed to be fighting the fire. So one of the firefighters got arrested? What?

I'm surprised I didn't start shooting each other with a hose. Right? That would hurt them because that's like a powerful hose. But that would probably be my next move, I'm being honest. We're fighting about where to shoot the water. Oh, yeah? Flies off. Yeah.

Oh, no. Okay. On Lunchbox, that's your Bonehead Story of the Day. What guest do we need to have on? Oh, my gosh. He's an author. This is amazing. We don't book a lot of authors.

We don't, but he's got a good book coming out. Do you want to know the name of the book? I do. It's called Our New World. of adult bullies. So it's about adult bullies? Yeah, this is how you deal with bullies that are older, not kid bullies in like middle school or high school,

but maybe bullies in the workplace, bullies that you live around. Are you just generally concerned for the mental health of adults everywhere? I just feel like someone on this show maybe would benefit from a guest like this. I think about both. Maybe everybody. No, no, I think he means lunchbox. I know, but they bully each other.

I was going to say lunchbox bullies people for no reason. Like he just goes in on Abby for no reason. Yeah. just to be like, I am superior. I will give you that. Like everybody else kind of pokes at each other. Okay, true. I think that's it.

What if Lunchbox interviews the author? No, because that'll be a disaster. Interviews. What is that? How are you talking? That would be a disaster. I would talk to this guest. Okay, let's book them.

What if Lunchbox can't talk during the interview? And just listen? Or what if he has to bully the author? No, we don't want to do a... We don't even bullying him. This is a real guy. Yeah, it's a real book. And he was like, what if we have him going, like rob him at gunpoint?

No, no, no. And how did you find out about this book? I got an email and said there's an author, he's got a book, and he's willing to do interviews. I'm like, yes, this is perfect for us. I'm sure we can get this guy in a drop a hat. Send that to scuba. Okay. Let's book them.

His name is Bill Eddie. We have to have some sort of rules on lunchbox, though, so we can't jump in and bully him back. How boring is this is going to be? Well, it's a personal connection. What? He's going to be speaking to bullies all over the world. that are on this show. Guys, you guys, oh my gosh.

If you guys think I'm a bully, you guys... The book tells you how to deal with bullies. That's what I need to know. And there's a theory that he has. It's really good, too. Let's book them up. Okay. I like it.

On four things with Amy Brown on the podcast over there, Amy. What do you have? I have Stephen Young. He's the founder of a homeless ministry called Home Street Home, and his story is just really powerful. He hit Rock Bottom. He was homeless for five years. He almost ended everything.

and then somehow that his... Like you almost killed himself? Right. Got it. I thought he meant like his ministry. I got it. Yeah, he said, you know, he didn't want to spend another Christmas holiday on the streets.

And he made it to Christmas. He was like, well, shoot. And his plan fell through. And then like three months later, he got off the streets and then started this ministry and he's been serving homeless for 10 years. So he was a really powerful story. This is a third time coming on my podcast, and I always get emails after he comes on.

But we do different things every time. He's really into poetry. So I had him share some of his work. which is, it's really healing and hopeful. If anybody, not homeless, just anything in life where you feel like you're at rock bottom, like he's a story that it does get better, or it can get better.

Check that out. It's four things with Amy Brown. You guys really nice. I went to like a charity deal with Palm Street Home, and I think Aldean outbid me for a stay at Charles Kelly's house in 30A. What a punt. I know.

I saw him behind me. Doesn't he have his own house in 30 year? At the time, I'm not sure. I think that's the one he out bid me on. It could have been like 30 things. But I remember putting the number down and then watching him. I've been talking to him for like 15 minutes.

And him just kind of like vulturing and then writing a number a little bigger. It could have been that or it could have been like a sign football or something, but I think it was the house. So search for four things with Amy Brown. Thank you. Subscribe if you don't mind. Thank you. We'll see you tomorrow.

Jelly Rollin Studio. Bye, everybody. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me. Clivert Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey,

or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Cliford Show. This is a place for raw, unfills of conversations with athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. So let's get to it. Listen to The Cliford Show on the IHeard Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok.

When a group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist, they take matters into their own hands. I vowed, I will be his last target. He is not going to get away with this. He's going to get what he deserves. We always say that, trust your girlfriends. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe, on the IHartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm I go, I got you.

My next guest, it's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever. He goes, just give it a shot. But if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be.

Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Yeah. Listen to Thanks Dad on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.