The Bobby Bones Show - Tim McGraw & Faith Hill In Studio + Cole Swindell Stops By + Tucker Beathard Talks About His Album Delay

Episode Date: November 17, 2017

Tim McGraw and Faith back in studio for album release day, Cole Swindell stops by to talk about a new project and Tucker Beathard talks about his album release delay Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed human. Airtasker knows your to-do list can be a little varied. Mount shelves in the garage, mow the lawn before the in-laws visit, bathe the dog, and somehow learn conversational Spanish before my trip to Madrid. With Airtasker, you only have one thing to do. Post a task. Our local taskers take care of the rest.

You study the verbs. We'll handle the chores. Grazieus Airtasker. Go to Airtasker.com or download the app. Airtasker. Get anything done? Wait, this is a soda? Yeah.

And it has protein? 10 grams. No sugar? Zero. And it actually tastes good? It's Skypop. Skypop protein soda delivers the refreshing taste you want from a real soda. Criss and delicious with 10 grams of complete protein, zero sugar, and just 45 calories.

So you're not choosing between great taste and real benefits. You're getting both in every sip. Skypop protein soda, reach for the sky. Get your Skypop protein soda now at Target or Ralph's. The Disneyland Resort is everything. We came to play the Calliway. It felt like I was in the round-up game with Woody and Pixar Piers. Have you been holding out on us?

No, just showing you where the real Hollywood stars are. Like Tiana's Bayou Adventure. Oh, there's jazz, right? And a drop. You'll see. Grab a Mickey Brussels on the way. Girl, you'll read in my mind. We're almost there.

Disney California Adventure Park and Disneyland. Park, we came to play. Both part tickets and reservations requires subject to restrictions change and cancellation without notice. Visit Disneyland.com for details. Spring into deals with stay green premium two cubic foot mulch, five bags for $10. Plus, stay fresh with up to 35% off select major appliances and save an additional $100 on select laundry pairs. Our best lineup is here at Lowe's. Lowe's. We help you save. Valid through 5-6, mulch offer excludes Alaska and Hawaii. See Lowe's.com for more details.

Visit your nearby lows on West Pico Boulevard in Los Angeles. Hi, this is Joshua David Stein, host of the Fatherly Podcast, the perfect podcast for the imperfect parent. Join us as we talk to dads like Ken Burns, Tom Colicchio, and John Legend about fatherhood. Listen free by searching for The Fatherly Podcast on IHeart Radio or wherever you subscribe to your favorite podcasts. Bobby Bones, everybody. We're transmitting across America. This is a Bobby Bones show. Come on, Bob.

The Friday show. Morning, TV! Morning. J.A.M. Pact. J.A.M. Pact. Cole Swindell will be in to play later. Awesome. Tucker Bethard will be stopping by to play.

The Colt thing, he's got a down-home session coming out, so we're going to talk to him. And I like Colt. The Tucker thing's weird because Tucker had an album that was supposed to come out today, and then it's not out today. And I was like, don't not come in, because I'm a huge fan. So we'll get down to the bottom of that too But that and the dance DJ Sinister is mixing the dance parties again

Awesome Yeah it'd be good I hope it'd be good Hey here's Jeanette in Florida Hey remember when you were talking about Taking something in your sleep Hey Jeanette that's what you want to know about right? Yes that is

Like because Amy was talking about some all natural thing Right Sleep mode Right Sleep mode Yeah some I don't know Weird concoction involving melatonin and some other

ingredients. Does it not scare you though when she says weird concoction? No, not. I shouldn't say weird. Let me talk to the caller, Amy. Amy, you're interrupted my conversation here. Knowing what Amy normally talks about on the air, no, it doesn't scare me because she's very healthy. She's into all the, you know, the herbal stuff. My mom does that too, and I say it's an herbologist, but anything that helps me sleep past 4 o'clock in the morning would be great. Do you have that thing, too, where you wake up and it's just like, boom, you're awake and you're Like, I'm stuck. Yeah, and then I'm like, okay, this is what I need to do at work today.

So, yeah, and I just can't go back to sleep. So if I could get a full eight hours, that would be wonderful. Me too. You know what I found that works? Coding, copster. No. What? It makes me go to sleep, but then I wake up and I'm like, so then, because it puts you in that bad place to where you can't go back to sleep.

So no, you do, take more. No, I have kids, so I can't be in, like, a drug-induced state all the time. They're like, mommy, mommy. Amy's holding her nose laughing. Thank you for calling. What's it called again? Sleep mode. It's on Amazon, pretty sure.

And we don't have any... No, I have no affiliation. It's like part of like the bulletproof, whatever, but just Google those things. You should be able to find it. Perfect. Thank you so much. Hey, thank you. And as we say, I appreciate you.

Appreciate you. Recognizing people doing cool things. It's ICU. This guy named Fred worked the graveyard shift as a janitor at Boston College for 23 years because if you work at a university your kids get tuition for free. Yeah, which is awesome.

So he took the janitor job where for 23 years all five of his kids went to school there, saved his family more than $700,000 in tuition. Amazing. Work in the graveyard shift from midnight to 7 a.m., 23 years, missed three days of work and his kids all graduated school there. They got to go because he sacrificed.

He had a different... It's like doubted the... year for 23 years. How about that? And they all have awesome educations. There you go. I see you. The Bobby Bones Show. Big Three Stories.

Is producer Raymond in Baltimore, the woman who police dubbed the hamburger? She's been caught. She broke into the drive-thru window at a McDonald's. Video surfaced of her, and she turned herself in. In Vegas, the Mandalay Bay now has security guards posted up at the elevators on 24-hour watch. They can check room keys and luggage. You'll probably see other hotels start to do.

this. And finally in Tampa, they're still looking for the gunmen behind the whole string of shootings in the area. The reward has been bumped up to $100,000 if you have any information. The Bobby Bones Show, Bobby Bones. I was talking about earlier in the week how if you put a dog out there at a SPCA and you say, hey, this dog's name Bobby Bones, like I'll promote it. I'd like to get all the Bobby Bones, dogs adopted. And so earlier in the week, Bradley in Fort Wayne adopted Bobby Bones. Bradley. Yes. Good morning, my friend.

How are you there, sir? Good. I want to put you on the radio because I appreciate that you adopted and they're in Fort Wayne, Bobby Bones the dog. Yes, sir. So you go to the animal, which one is it there? What's it called? The SBCA. Of which one?

Which place? Allen County. Allen County, SvCA. So you go in and you see Bobby Bones a dog and do you fall in love? Yeah, we actually walked in and had looked at several dogs and with Bobby Bones. He was sitting there with all the other dogs around, wasn't really bothered by him. And then like another dog came up and tried to grab a bone out of his mouth. Now, he wasn't going to let go of it, but he didn't react, didn't growl or anything.

And one of the things we were wanting a dog for was because we have kids. And my girlfriend works in a nursing home. and we're taking them down there to be with the residents in the nursing home. So we were looking for someone that was mild temper and good with people and a little bit older but not a puppy. And then we found out afterwards that his name was Bobby Bones. Bone, then he hit it. Then I got to have it, right? Yeah, especially my girlfriend looked at me when they said Bobby Bones because, of course, I got your book and I'm waiting on the second one.

And it's definitely, she said that's a sign. We have to have it. awesome. Hey, well, first of all, for dog owners everywhere that adopt, we appreciate what you did, just period. And secondly, I hope old Bobby Bones is doing good. Keep me updated in how he's doing. Fort Wayne Bobby Bones.

Yes, sir. Tell your girlfriend, I say hello, and I appreciate you listen to the show, and I hope the relationship with the dog is awesome. It will be. We'll send pictures. Yeah, please do. All right, buddy. Thank you for calling. Hey, Bradley, have a good. Have it going, bud. Thank you. I appreciate you.

I appreciate you. Look at that. So there's one in Toledo still We're trying to get adopted The one in Lubbock has been adopted So if you're working in the animal shelter You're like hey, just name your dog Bobby Bowen Send me a picture And then we'll put them up and get them adopted

That's awesome That's pretty cool though huh? Love it Yeah I thought so too The Bobby Bone show Positivity on your Friday Let's go Tell me something good

Amy So there's a woman who thought she was an only child For years Like 60 years that is Then she did Ancestry.com, found out she had four living half siblings and they all met up for the first time. Isn't that pretty cool? That's pretty cool. She got a brother named Billy Ray.

He's 63, Nancy, Ralph, and Curtis. Curtis is 72, so how about at 72 years old, do you realize you have, like, another sibling? I told you I have a friend who is a different service, but that 23 and me found out, because she's adopted, found her dad. And he didn't even know she existed. That's me. That's great. Because the mom, once they, she got pregnant, the mom went away and never told the dad she was pregnant. He got a call, hey, I'm your daughter.

What? What? I'm also, you know, an adult. Yeah. Crazy, man. Yeah. Crazy. Lunchbox you're up.

Jeremy Wood is a college cross-country runner for the college of the Ozars. You can hear him out there running. And he was like, oh, man, his aunt was diagnosed needs a new liver. He's like, do I give up my cross-country career and donate part of my liver? and he did. He gave up his running to donate part of his liver. Wow. And then physical therapy, he made it back on the team.

Does the liver regenerate? I think so. Yeah. It's like a lizard's tail. It's like a starfish. Exactly. Starfish should grow back. A lizard's tail.

Don't they grow back? I know. Thanks. We're weird. No, I wasn't saying you were wrong. Oh, okay. I don't know. I started to doubt myself.

Relaxie, taxi. Chris Williams founded something called God's Garage in Texas. and so volunteer mechanics came into overhaul cars for single moms, widows, and wives of deployed soldiers. Love that. Yeah, and now they've done hundreds of cars. And it's the garage and people come in and volunteer to help. Isn't that awesome?

God's garage. God's garage. It's hard to say. God's garage. But yeah. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones show. Amanda, Mississippi. What's happening?

Good morning, Bobby. How are you? Good morning. You got a question for us? Yeah, I heard this you're the relationship experts. To help me with mine. Those who can't teach. So I'm a great teacher.

Go ahead. What would you like to ask? So I've been kind of seeing the sky a little bit, and he is super sweet, like super sweet. But I'm not physically attracted to him, and he does not make me laugh. What should I do? Okay. So, one, women do have the ability to see through looks. Like you guys have the depth to go, wow, there's so much more there than just looks.

We as guys, we gave men, we like, face. girl, we're stupid. You are not. Now, something that's been a redeeming quality for me has been that I am funny and I've been able to be not super attractive but make someone laugh. Now, on top of that, there's one more that women will go for is if they're also rich. So, is he good looking? Is he rich?

Is he funny? Does he fit any of those three criteria? Only one. Oh, oh, is he rich? I mean, he does all right Oh But how alright Compared to how ugly

Like physically Like not ugly Like he's not ugly I'm not like physically attracted to him Can you see you with him Can you see a wedding picture With you two in it And be like proud of that wedding picture

Oh no The answer is no I hate that for you too Because I know you want it to work I can hear in your voice Like you're a good person I can hear a good person in your voice tone Yeah he's a good guy

I know And that's what hurts you is that he's a good guy and you don't want to let a good guy down. A piece of advice, if you may? May I loan you a piece of advice? Please, that's my call. The best thing to do for a good person is to go ahead and break it to them

and let them down sooner than later because they can already move past it and get over it. Okay. Because if there's something that you're like, it can be his passion for something but you're like, I'm so into it. But there's not that.

Like I hear you talking about that. There's not that with him. No. And see, and now therapist Bobby gets it out of you. I'm glad you called. The most humane thing you could do is tell them the truth that it's not working, even though it kind of stinks because he's a good dude. But treat a good dude with respect, and that's break it off.

Right. Okay. Amy, anything we like to say? Well, what if she needs to give him the opportunity to be funny? He probably, she's probably already had it. I have. Like, I'll say funny stuff and he doesn't get my humor, and he's so serious with his response.

I'm like, you've got to loosen up a little bit. That's a big part. Even having the same humor is a big part of it. But that's my advice. I appreciate you calling. And when I say the words ugly, I don't mean that a negative way. Like, I consider us three dudes here. We're no treats.

We're ugly dudes. But you're ugly dudes. But you all are funny. Thank you very much. And Rich. Yeah. Hey, thank you for calling. And I want to say that it's early in the morning.

And the fact that you called, it means a lot to me. Okay? Well, I listen to y'all every morning while I'll get ready for work. Thank you. I appreciate you. I appreciate you. All right. I hate breaking people's hearts, but sometimes it comes with a job. The Bobby Bones Show.

Boneyin'Ungo. Boneyin'clock. Story up the day. This story comes to us from Mobile, Alabama. Two men were sitting around having a few drinks when they started talking about college football. And they started arguing about who's better, Auburn or Alabama. Oh, that's one fight. If you see it happen, get out of there.

Because you ain't going to stop it, but that's a brutal one. And one guy said, what team do you think is better? The guy answered, and he goes, I'm going to give you one more chance to answer the right way. Asked him, what team do you think is better? When he answered wrong, pulled out a gun and shot him. No. Where? It says he was shot and he's going to make a full recovery.

It doesn't say where. Alive. He pulled out of gun. Listen. It's too far. Listen, roll tide, where you go, both of you? Chill out But roll tide

No don't do that Why Eddie don't Eddie, my family Is roll tight No I don't want to deal with it though Deal with what You think someone's gonna come and shoot me

No but you don't understand what I have to deal with When I go on the road Anywhere near Alabama They just yell at each other the whole time I know people need to chill A little bit You're not even an Alabama fan Yes I

Not big enough to be saying that But if you asked me to choose, if I was asked by that guy, I would say roll-tied. I have ancestors from Europe. Okay? And now you have a crap about soccer. There you go. Yeah, but like my grandparents had a red van. I'm a blush box.

That's your bonehead story of the day. You're not a real little brother. The elephant on the tire cover. Also, my grandma had Bear Bryant in the living room. He was there? The whole time? Yeah. No, like a portrait.

Bobby Bones. On the Bobby Bones show now. Swindell. Yeah, what up, buddy? Good to see you, man. What's up? So, Cole Swindell, sometimes I'll be on Twitter name and I'll write something all of a sudden, I'll see. Cole Swindell, liked your tweet. And I was like, that was a good tweet. Cause Cole doesn't like a lot of tweets.

I was like him as to tweet a good of Cole like the tweet. I like a few now. Is that how you gauge? Sometimes I liked it? Yeah, I'd be like, I like it. Cole, call must have liked it. I must go back and look at it. Cole, you should feel special. I don't get this treatment if I like a tweet. Oh, you don't? Well, I like your tweets too sometimes.

Oh, thank you. She doesn't. I guess she didn't She doesn't know. So you get that many likes. It's tough, I know. Hey, Amy. Hi. How are you? Good to see you.

I always feel like we just start talking again. It's like when you didn't see somebody in a while, but you still like know them. Yeah. So you don't have to do the whole. Exactly. That's how it should be, man. You know, you've been been on our side from day one since chilling it and now to be here hanging out with y'all this morning. We're glad to be here.

I remember when he dropped off like coolers. I just full of stuff and it was like chilling it. Yeah. I know that was part of the whole radio tour and just it's only been like four, you know, four years or something since then. It's crazy. It's only been that long. I know. And look at you. I mean, it's. No, no. This is not about me. Let me stop you for a minute. Because you have like the record. I think it's, and I'm going on from brain here. Like seven in a row. Like seven in a row. Like seven in a row. That's, number one. That's a, that's crazy to hear that. It takes a lot of support for that.

So, man. All right, so I know it's early in the morning, but let me, if you wouldn't mind giving us a little song here. What, Fel? What, boys? You got boys here today? That's right, yeah. Got the boys here.

They're a big part of this thing. So it's cool for all of us. But, yeah, we brought the band, play your song. You know, they love that call. Hey, I got to go on the radio show in the morning. They're like, oh, great. Did you wake up? You're kidding me?

No, no, they're happy to be here like I am. Y' all morning. That's true. That's true. That's true. All right, Cole Swindell is here, and he's going to play out of my head, which you may know from Craig Campbell, but he wrote it.

We'll be on Down Home Sessions, Volume 4, November 24th, and I'll stop talking for Cole Swindell, everybody. Hey, guys, so because of licensing roles, we can't play anything with music on this Iheart radio channel or podcast anymore, but you can go to Bobbybones.com to see it. We hate that we had to take it down. It wasn't our decision, but I just wanted to keep you up, and we wanted to keep up as much as possible.

So go to Bobbybones.com to watch or hear whatever. you're missing right now, and thank you for listening to the show, and sorry about all the legal stuff. Cole, on that, like, I think he's out of twice now, where you've wrote three number ones in one year. Have you done it twice now? Yeah, the, yeah, the CMA triple play, yeah. Triple play.

That's what, if you write three number ones on one year, you get, like, this, the big award. And he's on it twice. Ah, well, but a lot of that goes, you know, you got to give credit to people like a, come on. You know, you're awesome, man, come on. No, no, just like, but these guys, you know, got me, uh, now, to release three songs. You know, now I'm doing the artist thing full time, so to get three

number ones in a year, that might be tough. These guys help me get those two triple plays because I had my songs out there along with theirs at the same time, and that's, I think that's what helped me get those things. But just to think about one number one, moving to town is crazy, but three and

12-month span is nuts, man. You should be here. Ain't worth the whiskey. Let me see you, girl. This is the last triple. Man. Is that? Yeah. Dang. I'm just trying to eat three. mills in a day and this dude's right yeah right Hall of fame oh stop it okay now are y'all just gonna like insult each other

with your accomplishment that's how we get into it by no you're way more talented no all right Coles Wendell I should mention this should be a little plug here for the new song here the new song here yep so much going on me

hey this is the first thing I'll not write on, but two of my buddies did. And you got to, that's how it works. You know, I had a chance people recorded my songs and now to be able to do that. You're giving back. I mean, you know, I wouldn't have recorded if it wasn't a great song. I love the song. It's just kind of cool that how I started off as a writer and now I get to live my dream

and watch my buddies that moved to town to write songs just like I did. Who wrote this song? Cole Taylor and Matt Dragstrom, so love those guys. Stay downtown. And Cole's going out in January with our buddy Morgan Evans. Yeah. And our Australian buddy. That's right, man.

Mate, he's a label mate too. So it's pretty cool to get to, like I said, that's another thing. I was just there four years ago, you know, on my radio tour, trying to get people to believe in my music. And now he's such a good dude. And to be able to do my down-home tour with him, you know, we're doing it kind of stripped down. And he gets up there and does all this. He's a wizard, you know, and that's a wizard? I mean, all the loop stuff, he can do just, he can do, he's a one man.

He can do it all by himself. He's a very talented. So to be able to kind of add him on this tour, take him out some of my favorite clubs I've played in. And it's going to be a fun tour. I hope people come out and see it. They will. All right. Coleswondel, good to see you.

We'll talk to you soon. Good luck with the song. Good luck with life. I mean, you got it all by the old. Thank you, man. By the old noodles. Okay. We'll come back in a second.

Cole Swindell, type of your hands, my buddy, Coleswold. Thank you so much. The Bobby Bone Show. The newest show member's name is Hillary. She answers phones. And she had never seen an episode of Friends. we were like, your objective is to watch all the first season of Friends. You're 24 years old?

24. Man. And so you watched all the season one. And at first you were like, eh, it's okay. But you're done. How do you feel now? It got a lot better throughout the show. I will say the ending of the season, the very last episode kind of bothered me.

So now I have to watch the second season to see what happens. So what happens at the end of the first season? Well, she goes to the airport to meet Ross. Oh, and he comes out with Julie. Because she likes him, then he comes out with somebody else. But I already Googled to see what happened at the very end of the whole season. series. Why would you do that? Because I can't wait. Like, I'm not the type of, I can't watch something and wait. I have to know what happens. So I already know what happens.

Why do you do it? I don't have to waste my time watching like everything. What do you mean waste your time? That's one of our American masterpieces. Friends. She already said she doesn't watch that much TV, so. Yeah. What else? Okay. So are you going to watch season two? Are you going to continue with friends or no? I think so. Probably not like right now because I was kind of on a time crunch, but I think maybe throughout the year and next year I'll watch it. What else have you not seen? Like what other shows? There's a lot. The office, walking dead, games of thrones. You've never seen the office? That's my favorite show of all time. I've never seen the office. You have to have a certain kind of sense of humor to love

that show though. Are you a funny person? Like, do you think you're funny? I mean, I don't think so. No, okay. People are asking like how are you doing? You've been here a couple weeks now? Like, how do you feel? You feel like it's been pretty good? Yeah, everything's been good so far. You're answering the phones? Are the callers nice to you? So far, everybody's been really nice. What's, what's been the rudest scenario where someone's called to you? People don't really understand, like, we have so many calls coming through. And so I kind of have to get to the next one. And people are like, wait, wait, wait, no, I have something to say. And I'm like, I have to get to the next person. Sorry. Has that been tough for you to kind of, not be rude, but be like,

I got to go. Because I'm like, I was voted friendliest in high school. I'm like the nicest person. Oh, hey. It hurts my heart. It hurts my heart. to be rude. Wow. But I try to be nice. Hillary, our new phone screener. If you call, that's who answers the phones. So people, they want to talk more.

Hmm. What else's been happening around here? Everybody nice to you? Everybody's been great. And lunchbox, y'all say he doesn't really like new people, but he always says good morning and talks to me. Probably because we said he didn't like new people. He probably trying to prove us all wrong.

He's been nice. You're not a threat to him. Okay. He always, people that come in and like talk, take his air time. Like right now when you were. Oh, yeah, right now she's on the. He was in his head with us. Right now.

When you were talking to the mic, he walked in the room and he's like, what? And then Eddie made him step away from the microphone. Not at all. Maybe he doesn't like me. I just had to run to the restroom and I didn't realize we were on the air. That's what happens. We go on the air. Hey, you know, sometimes you got to go to the bathroom.

Nature calls. Okay, cool. So you're good? Yeah, everything's good. You're enjoying the show? It's hard to wake up or no. It hasn't been that difficult. I'm not a morning person, but it hasn't been as tough as I thought it would be.

And then your personal life? Like, are you married? You're not married? Oh, no, definitely not married. very single as single as they come Oh very single As single as they come I've never had a boyfriend before

So I'm very as single as they've never had a boyfriend in your life Never Wow So that's why she's like I'm very single At 24 that's too single That's that's hardcore That's like eighth grade yeah Wow

And you have like you are beautiful You have an amazing personality You're super sweet She was voted friendliest in high school Yeah You're smart I mean that is surely not for lack of guys Trying to ask you out

You ever been on date I've been on two. And your life? The first one was last year. Yeah. I just don't like, I don't know. I'm very picky. And I don't know.

Wow. Wait, why, lunchbox? Why are you laughing like that? I mean, I don't understand how you go through life. It's just age of 24 and you've only been on two dates. Like, there is something she's not telling us. Is there something you're not telling us? No.

I don't know. I just said she's picky. Okay. Hillary, glad you finished friends. We learn a little more about you every time Yeah, we like you And we'll talk to you soon All right, there's Hillary, our new phone screener

I want to say this We took a picture in front of our jeeps Eddie in front of his Morgan number two Our web girlfriend of hers Me in front of mine And we just like, hey look We're the Jeep Club

And it's a dark room And my jeep's black So you couldn't see a lot of my jeeps It didn't look as big as the other jeeps Is that what happened? Yeah, because you remember Like, my jeep's the biggest of the mall, but because it's black and it's in a black garage and it's dark, we shot it in the morning. I got like the lowest vote.

Yeah, they were saying yours is the wimpiest. I know. You couldn't see it. Couldn't see the Jeep. I thought that was very interesting. That was one of the polls at Bobbybones.com. And then there was a poll of the Bobby Bones Show's sexiest man. Who won that?

Who won that? So I wasn't in it. Well, yeah, that wouldn't be fair. Because I didn't know. No one told me to be in it. Right. But purposely, because it wouldn't be fair if you were in it, you'd win it obviously. So who was the winner of Morgan number two?

The winner The bodybone show's sexiest man Is Producer Eddie Eddie then Ray Then Mike D Then last place Was lunchbox

Actually Mike D before Ray With one person Yeah Mike D So you see what happened here Sympathy vote Oh okay Okay

Come on All right So lunchbox lost And last Last place lunch Yeah because they're tired of me Winning everything And they were like

We're going to try to bring him out a little bit, but I'm not phased. Don't let it faze you, buddy. I'm not going to. All right. Over to Amy with the skinny. Bobby Boneshow. The latest from Nashville in Hollywood.

Amy's 32nd Skinny. So Taylor Swift is going to be coming back to country radio with New Year's Day. It's the last track on her reputation album. And yeah, it's going to be country. You want to hear it? Yeah. Do you guys know it? I've heard it because I have the album.

It's good. It's a good song. I wouldn't have expected this one to be a country. song. Well, out of all of them though. Yeah, I mean, I wish you would sign a whole country record. That'd be awesome. Like an acoustic guitar, not at all, but just a country record. But, okay, here's New Year's Day.

Don't read page, but I stay when it's hard or it's wrong or making mistakes I want you're midnight, but I'll be cleaning up bottles with you on New Year's Day. What does that sound like?

It kind of has an edge here and like 18 kind of feel back in the day. Totally. Yeah. Listen, I like the song. I'm glad she's coming to country radio. There's glitter on the floor after the party. I like it. It sounds very Kelsey-ish too, doesn't it?

It does. Doesn't it now sound like Taylor's gone to sound like Kelsey? How weird is that? It sounds like Kelsey singing that song. Totally. All right, what else you got over there in? It's Friday, so we got movies out. Justice League is finally hitting theaters.

Mike D. Salt, by the way, said it was really good. Well, it only got 37% on Rotten Tomatoes. They must not have been as nerdy as you. I guess not. Yeah, as nice box I'd say. It's a splat, huh? It's a splat. But Wonder is looking good with 84% positive.

What's Wonder? And then the star has 72% positive. I don't even know what movies are now. Either I'm just getting old. But back in the day, you do every big movie when it came out. Wonder looks cool. That's the one with the kid that kind of has a deformed face. And he gets bullied and it's really trying to, like, his mom is trying to, like, get him to survive in this world.

Yeah, and he has to wear, like, a helmet thing? Yeah, it's kind of like masks. Do you remember a mask back in there? It's kind of like that. Shere was in it as a mom. Yeah. It's like a modern day mask. Wow.

All right. I never heard of it. It sounds, I mean, I'm not going to go watch it, but sounds interesting. It looks really cool. Is it? Uh-huh. I'm Amy. That's your 30 seconds.

It's getting. Bobby Bones, everybody. Transmitting across America. This is a Bobby Ball Show. Come on, Bob! Did you know you're supposed to get rid of your underwear every year? No. You get new underwear?

What? Who told you that? The news? That's crazy. No. They're like every year you're supposed to replace your underwear. Like sanitary purposes? Yeah.

Oh. Turns out you need to get rid of underwear every single year. According to good housekeeping, because of all the bacteria. That's why you wash it. Yeah. And hanky-pankies are expensive. What? What is it like a brand I love, and there's no way I'm getting rid of them every year.

How do you feel about the term? I don't really like you saying that. But I don't say it panties. I would say panties. Yeah, but you just said panties. I know, but how do you feel about that? I don't like it. No.

Okay, but what is it? I don't know. I don't even use panties. No, no, I don't really like panties. Well, you're not with panties. No. I especially don't want to make panties. Say underwear.

What do? I don't say panties. Like women's underwear? I say underwear. I say underwear. I say underwear. Underware. I got to wash my underwear.

I need underwear. Where's my underwear? I got to pack my underwear. I don't ever say. I got to pack my panties. You should. Yeah, because that's the difference. Underwear is a guy's term.

No, boxers are a guy thing. Yeah. I say boxers and underwear, not panties and briefs. Panties. I don't think anything wrong in panties. I'm either. I like panties.

Y'all do not say panties. Yeah. I don't really talk about it a lot with anyone, so the word doesn't come up. But if you did Eddie, if you're like, hey, I'm doing laundry. Like, do you want me to fold these panties or not? No, you don't. That's why that's my wife.

You do? You do? To be funny? No, that's how I talk. Okay, well, anyway, I don't know about that. Because of bacteria, you have to get rid of memory of year. No, I've had some over 10.

Over 10. There you go. The morning corny. What do you call Steve Harvey and his wife fighting? What do you call? What is this? What do you call Steve Harvey and his wife fighting? Family feud!

Oh. He hosts that. Yeah, yeah. No, we got the joke. That was the morning corny. All right. Get it? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

The Bobby Bones show. So Amy runs into celebrities all the time. I see crap. I'm walking around. Like, I'm trying to find them on Instagram where they are. And Amy just at stores and people come walking in. She's at Starbucks. Okay.

Who does she see this time? Amazing. Sam Hunt. What? By himself. Smoothie King in one hand Starbucks in the other Cammo jacket pants

Long white or long t-shirt situation Like his style is very consistent right now It's like Big old beer too Like a mohawk but like he had a hat on Like smushing it down And he did the whole like mobile app So he walked in

His order was ready and then he walked out And you didn't say hi to him or anything No like everyone looked up and was like staring They're like oh my gosh Sam Hunt But no I mean I don't really feel like I know Sam that well. Plus, I was going to bother him. And literally he is like, order ready, boom,

go, he's efficient. Did I say Sam on his cup? Oh, I don't know. I don't know. It's a good question. Or Herbert. Oh, you're trying to play it cool? Herbert. No, you can't miss him. Like, he walks in. He's a monster. Yes, he's like, he walked in and like all eyes were on him.

Like, this massive, burly man walks into this tiny Starbucks. Even if he weren't Sam Hunt, all eyes will be on him. Yes. Huge dude. Good looking guy. But he, I think he probably knew. you were. Sam's really nice.

I know. I mean, I wasn't, but I wasn't going to make like a thing. Like, nobody was bothering him. I would have bothered him and got the pick. You got to go,

hey, Sam, can I get a pick real quick? Boom, snap pick. Like, I think that's why artists love Nashville. It's that most of the time they can go places

and have to worry about that. Yeah. Unless lunch is there. Trying to get his Starbucks. Like, I'm not going to. You're just trying to get your pick. I just. Bobby Bones.

On the Bobby Bones show now. Tim McGraw and Faith Hill. Backing in. Album's out today. Album's out today. While we're on the air, nobody listen to it. Wait until we're done.

Then I want everybody to listen. Okay. Yeah, that'd be amazing. Is that fair trade? Like, nobody listen to the record until after we get off the air. Sure. No, no, listen now.

No, no, no. No, no. We have so much fun stuff coming up. So, okay, the record's out today. The Showtime special is tonight. By the way, you guys have so many 20. I got a couple bones to pick. Uh-oh.

Because I wanted to do it yesterday because I knew it'd be awkward. You'd go home. You'd worry. Bobby's angry. We would come back. Yeah, maybe you wouldn't come back. Number one is you take all my friends go out and open shows for you guys.

All my friends. Like every friend that I have opens a show somewhere for you guys. Aw. We didn't even get an invite. Who? You know what? The raging idiots and even get an invite. That's crazy.

And you know what? Okay. All my friends got, all my friends opened. I thought you didn't like an invite to watch the show. You mean to like open for them? Yes. Oh my gosh. That's embarrassing.

We need to do that. We thought about it for like two seconds. And then you came to the conclusion that Not gonna happen Every friend I have One time they're like hey we're going to open for Like hey I just bought a guitar and Tim asked me to open I was like you just started playing today

Yeah and Tim and Faith sent an invitation And I was like wow Faith he's joking I feel like she's not here's serious No I know he's not It's just the idea of it's really funny We're playing a small place in northern Canada Oh

Don't Oh Bobby y'all can go to that That's okay. That's one. That's one to say that. All right. We'll keep that in mind for sure. Some of your acts, we outsell tenfold.

I'm just letting you know. Actually, you do. You do. I know. You raise a lot of money. You don't need us. You don't need us. Number two is that Tim tweeted me before the Arkansas LSU game.

And we got dominated. It was not a pretty game. I don't know what's happening in Arkansas right now. But I do owe you dinner. Now, just one of those fictional things where we hold for years were like, No, you talked about it. Actually, on the way back from L.A., you said, You know what?

I need to, we got to get that dinner. Bobby owes me a dinner. And I just asked Bobby, what was the most expensive restaurant in town as well? And I told them, Shonies. That's right. Exactly. It is the most expensive. I don't even know if Shonys still exists right there in.

I don't think it does. But you used to get a record at Shonys back in the day. What do you mean? You could. All these independent producers used to sit down at Shonis and you could walk in and all the new guys would come in. Hey, kid, come over here. How much money do your parents have? Did you hear Keith Irvin referenced Shonies?

and I had no idea what he was talking about the other day, but it must have been that. Like back to the day when he first moved to Nashville, he talked about living at Shoney's. Yeah, everybody went to Shonis. I worked right there, actually. I walked right out the front door of Gary Morris Music, you know, that building that's kind of on the corner.

Right where Barbara Mandrail, right in that area where Barbara Mandrail Museum used to be, right? That's a long time ago. What did you do when you say you worked? I was receptionist. I said, Good afternoon, Gary Moore's music. Were you the receptionist that everybody knew was really good, though?

Like, was it like, she's the receptionist, but she's just kind of biding her time until... Not at first. Not at first, no. Because I had to actually kind of fib to get the job. The receptionist's job? Because I learned that no one wanted to hire a singer. And I was doing demos and blah, blah, blah. But I had to get a job and pay for, you know, my rent and food.

Simple things like that. So I kind of, yeah. That makes sense. Like, I wouldn't want to hire someone on this show that's trying to be an artist because I know they're only trying to get to the show to be an artist. Right. And I really wasn't trying to get in the door that way. Honestly, I wasn't.

I just had to find a job. I worked at Radio Shack for a little while, and then that lasted for about two weeks. How cool to hang around with one of the best singers ever in the business and Gary Moore. Yeah, and then the writers would come in, and Gary Burr, who was one of my first, songwriting friends in town and boy he was he's such an amazing writer and one day I just got brave and said can I sing with you one day at the blue bird can I sing background and he goes what you sing I guess I guess you can and because I probably should hear you though and so we went and worked out the song and I knew that particular song we were singing up like by heart because I

listened to it all the time and that was the beginning of my singing career in Nashville Yeah, it started out the Bluebird. They wouldn't even let me walk into the Bluebird. That's not true. I'm trying to see. So the record's out, the rest of our life today, the specials tonight, and if you can't watch it live, you can still watch it on demand like I do. Congratulations. You got a bunch of 2018.

Like, you guys are selling shows because I'm on stations all over and I'm like, hey, buy Tim and Faith tickets for 2047. They're playing. I hope not. No. Something's going bad wrong if we're still doing it then. the way until July of 2018, though. Like, you guys have shows all next year. Yeah, well, we're doing a six-week run in the middle of the summer.

But we're also, one of the cool things we're doing is in March we're going over to do the C-to-C. And we're doing London and Dublin and Glasgow. Yeah. They know you guys over there pretty well? London, I played, I don't know, four or five years ago. Yeah, and played the O2. And the coolest thing about it was it was the first time I played there. And you don't know what to expect.

actually don't know if they know anything or know any of your music or anything. And you show up. And, you know, we like to do some album cuts and stuff, some deep cuts in our records that we really like and play in live. So we were doing some of those. And when they stood up the whole show and they knew all the words to all the album cuts, it's like, man, I couldn't believe that what we did translate it over there so well. That's cool. However, we're feeling like McGraw might work pretty good in Ireland and Scotland. We'll see what happened.

A bunch of cousins. Yeah, a bunch of cousins a show up. 23 and me and see who you're related to you real quick before you head over. Absolutely. Absolutely. Hey, so let's do this. It's November, December, January, December, January, if we haven't, if I haven't paid the bet by April 31st of next year, because we're both busy folks, and I owe you a dinner. Yeah.

And I both of you, I'll both do you at dinner. Just come to the house and I'll cook you a dinner. That's not. No, no, no, no. I lost. Oh, okay. I lost. That's right.

That's right. That's right. Okay. For me to pay this bet off. Okay. If not, there's a penalty fee. Uh-oh, what's that? But you have to pay me.

Because that means you guys are too busy. I was thinking sometime of December when we're home. Okay, just let me know. All right. I don't want to be one of these things where you always come back in. We're like, we've got to get that dinner. We will. And that's, you know what, that's, we're speaking of being off and having time to do that.

That's the most incredible thing about today. Other than the album coming out and the Showtime special, it's our last day of work for the winner. Oh, really? After today, it's vacation. It's vacation time, yes. Kids come home? Yes, we're doing a I can't wait

Oh my gosh And all of our kids are going to be there So first time In a long time All five of us have been together And hanging out Yeah Congratulations

Thank you You guys are always so kind to us I really appreciate you You too You're always good to be here The rest of our life's the album It's out now Congratulations on the record today

Thank you And all the success Thank you Man look at you guys Look at you God that song's high For you to sing Yeah, you got to squeeze a few things.

Like you hear that, like you hear that back. Yeah, it's up there. So good. Out of all the CMA performances that night, Bobby and I both, and we didn't even talk about this until like later, and we both realized the only time we took out our phones and started recording was when y'all were performing. The entire night.

Like on my Instagram stories, like I went through the night, and the only performance I had was y'all too. That's cool. You know, it was... Thank you. It was good. I was nervous about it because they were so high. And that was the first time we'd perform that song live.

And when Faith walked out, I just sort of just locked in on her. And that sort of saved me for the rest of the night where I didn't have to look at the audience or think about the song anymore. I just locked in on her. And she was sort of my rock that kept me steady during that performance. There they are. Tim and Faith. Thank you guys. Thank you.

Thanks for having us. I was going to write down. So I hope you sell 10 billion records. Me too. And stream zero, but sell 10 billion. Yeah. That way you can make some money. You know what I'm saying?

All right. We'll see you guys soon. I'll give you a word. You have to sing a song with the word in it. Okay. You guys ready for this? Yeah. You only have five seconds to figure it out.

Amy, are you ready? Yeah. All right. Your word is all. May we all get a little bit. Yeah, you go. Yeah, close to. Yeah, very good.

Now, wait for it. Wait for it. I'm sorry. Here we go. Lunchbox, are you ready? Your word is life. Sing a lyric with the word life in it. And go.

Go. What's this life for? That's right. Not bad. Eddie. Come on. Your word is good. And go.

Good thing we love each other. You're making that out. I did. I tried to write a song there for a second. Uh-uh. It's good. The song is called. Or good directions.

A turn of greetings. Or I feel good. All right, Amy's still in it. You ready? Okay, and I'll wait. Your word is Sunday. Go. I thought he's Sunday.

Wow. She got it. Yeah, it's a U-2 song. It's a U-2 song. You too. What? Yeah. Man, where were you with like, easy, easy like Sunday morning.

I didn't know that one. You kind of were on a, yeah, that's a melody there. Really? Yeah. Yes. I'm getting better. This game's improving me. Ready?

Yeah. Sing a lyric with the word baby. Ready? Go. Go. Hit me, baby, one more time. Got it. Woo!

Dude, you're doing so well right now. Is that Brittany? Yeah. Yeah. Amy, ready? Oh, yes. Your word is house. Go.

The house that built me. I mean, you talked to. Okay. Lunchbox? Yeah, I'm back. Your word is rain. In the pouring rain. Maroon 5, hold on.

Yeah, you're making out in the rain. November rain. Oh, if you were in this point, November rain, you're going to go. Amy, nice work. Nice win there, Amy. Thank you. Thank you. Good job, baby.

Do you know the Maroon 5 song I'm talking about? Yeah, you're talking about the pay phone, right? You're making out the rain. Lunchbox, you know what I do know, though? Rain makes corn. Corn makes whiskey. Whiskey makes my baby. Boom.

Feel little frisket. Amy's the big way. Go on back your hands for a winner over there. There she is. Nice Friday victory for you. Tell me something good comes up. Dance party's coming up. Hit the drums.

Something that happened yesterday on the show completely organically was we had a call her. She works at a school. She's a teacher assistant. And she had some kids that couldn't afford shoes. So she just started. She's like, hey, I'd like to buy them shoes. She tagged me an Instagram. post, send her a message,

you replied, got her on the phone. Next thing you know, our listeners have raised enough money to buy the whole school shoes. And then some. Yeah, right. So that happened. And I said, hey, I'll donate. And then Amy goes, I'll donate. Lunchbox, Eddie, everybody, we all donated. So our listeners did. All of a sudden, we hit the goal. Lunchboxer said, well, I didn't donate yet. And we already hit our goal. He never donated.

This guy. Yeah, he's like, guess I don't have to donate anymore. So that's the question. We hit the goal. We hit the goal. Lunchbox never donated. Lunchbox, do you feel like you should donate? No. I mean, the goal was reached. I was going to donate, but then I looked down and the goal was already reached.

You looked down. It took like a couple hours. Well, I mean, by the time I got to my computer and was able to type in the website, the goal was reached. I felt like, you know, my job here was done. What job did you do this done? I gave her a platform. What platform did you give her? The airwaves!

Across America! Should he still have? have to donate. So something. Okay. That's fair. Yeah. Something.

Okay, let's all hold in our back pocket then. And then we'll enforce the donation roll on him. I like it. Because he did guarantee money to help. Yes, he said on air that he was going to donate. Then he didn't. Can't do that. Amy and I went to a charity thing last night.

And it was a little big town played it, right? And so we go and it, I mean, there are, you know, like 100 people there. And so we're, Amy and I are in the front row. And you literally can touch. They were so close. If you look at my answer story, you'll see, I mean, I could touch Kimberly and Karen's foot. I was so close because it's a small room. And so we're there.

And Kimberly, who's the blonde singer in Little Big Town, they're singing Pontoon. And it's a charity event. Nobody's getting up and dancing. Oh, but Pontoon, we stood up. Well, because the room is, listen, it was a little older. Okay. There were people that had a lot of money. Like, Amy and I definitely, you know, we weren't really.

there were like doctors. Okay. Like legit, even when Karen and Kimberl when they walked out for the first time and they saw us sitting on the front row they were like, what are y'all doing here? They didn't say that out loud. They said it out loud.

Like, what are you guys doing here? Yes, yes. They're like, why are y'all here? Yes, yes. And so they're singing pontooning. And Kimberly puts the microphone out front of my face and I froze up. But you got it.

You got it. I mumbled the last of it and they knew I missed it too. I let everybody down. I was just glad they put it in front of Bobby in front of me because I would have messaged up too. But Amy and I, too, that jumped up and got the whole room dancing because nobody would get up. And then Senator Frist was sitting right next to me. Oh, senators were there.

That's telling you. Wow. He was sitting down with his wife. And I turned and I was like, get up. You're dancing. And then I was like, what are we doing? Like, we're the hype people. Whenever I'm a hype person, you know it's a room that's.

Yeah. It's a little low. But they were really good. good, obviously. Yeah. And, yeah, I mean. What was the line now? Is it motorboating?

No, I don't remember. On the pontoon, make you wind. You don't want to. I don't hear in the open. I don't remember. But it's like one of those things where you know all the words when you sing along with it. But when they put the pressure on you, you're like, oh.

Like on my Instagram, Amy and I were singing Edwin McCain last night. I'll be. I'll be. And Amy was like the greatest fan of your life? Bankardest man of your life? The greatest fan of your life. Yeah. Yeah.

But until you really think about it that you don't know. Yeah, but even put in the spot, that's hard. And they did that to me last night. Mr. Bobby Bones on Instagram. Thanks for hanging out. Yeah. The Bobby Bones show. Do you guys have to spend a lot of money on your husband's wives for Christmas?

Amy? No. Not a lot. I like to buy him things, but no, I don't have like a crazy budget for it. You know what you're going to get him yet? Yeah, but I can't. I can't say because... But you do know.

It's already a thing. Yep. I don't. Lunchbox, you and your wife? I don't get her anything. For Christmas? For Christmas. We don't really get each other guests for Christmas.

Wow. At all? At all? I mean, really? We don't. I don't have any idea that she has gotten me anything since we've been married and I've gotten her nothing that I can remember. Like, I have no plans to buy her anything this Christmas.

There is no shopping list. There's no... Not a thing. But you all haven't discussed it like, hey, we're not going to not work because we're buying family members. We're going to save money. Let's not shop for each other. Y'all just like, don't.

No, we just don't really do it. Weird, huh? Yeah. It's not bad or good. It's just weird. Lunchboxes is all butt hurt because teen mom, New Jersey got canceled or some teen mom show. Yes, Teen Mom, New Jersey. It was going to be a new show.

It was part of their fall lineup like previews. On what channel? On MTV. And so it was supposed to, you know, debut later in November. And now it got to axe before it even started. Oh, it never came on. It never came on. They, like, started filming.

and they showed a little commercial preview. They probably got sad while filming it. They're like, why are we making this terrible piece of... We're polluting the world with this. Are we still filming pregnant teenagers? No, no, they'd already have the baby. They're already moms. Like, the babies already are born.

It's just going to follow their lives. And it was like Jersey Shore, but teen moms and... And yours are upset. It's gone. I'm so sad. That new Taylor Swift song is apparently going to be pushed to country radio. That doesn't mean it will be played for sure on country radio, but that's like, that's how songs get, people are like,

well, how don't you play this song? Well, what happens is there are record labels, and the record labels have promotion teams, and these teams go, this is the song we'd like for you to play as a single. And then the radio station determines if they like the single or not. There's a reason why radio stations don't take an album and just pick something off the album, because you'd have everybody picking all these different crazy songs.

What happens is, like a Warner Brothers will come and say, we have a song from Blake Shelton. It's called, I'll name the dogs, this is the single, let's see how well it does. And then it, Blake Shelton's single competes against other songs.

So we just don't go, let's pick a Blake Shelton song and play it as radio. I mean, sometimes I do, but I get in trouble for that. And every radio station can choose to play it or not?

Every station can choose to play the single or not. Got it. Or play it as much as they want or not. But people are like, well, this song's so much better. Well, we use radio, in general, we don't pick the single.

Yeah. We just take whatever the single is and people send out their best and we see what happens. But so anyway, Taylor, they're putting out a song for country radio called New Year's Day. And it's our last song.

I like the song. I was kind of surprised they came with a song off this record to country radio. I wish you would just drop a country record tomorrow. A full country record. Yeah, had they not said, because I had listened to the whole album, and I never thought, I was like, well, nothing on this album. I mean, I would have not categorized any of it as country. There's glitter on the floor after the party.

Girls carrying the shoes down in the lobby. Candle wax and polarites on the hardwood floor That's called New Year's Day There from Taylor Swift Yeah, I like it too That's not what I was expecting When it was like Taylor's got a country song But I mean, it's not much different than better, man

True And she wrote that for a little big town Like think about Taylor She won song of the year in country She wrote the song of the year, the CMAs Not even in the format And by herself Pretty amazing

She wrote that, I mean that's crazy Anyway, I hope it does wonderful. We could use more women with big old songs and promotion team supporting them. That's also a big problem with, it's not even radio's fault. Record levels aren't even really promoting women because they stop building them. Like they stopped like when all this bro country, they wanted to make it all sound the same because it all sold. So why not replicate something selling? This is the mindset.

And so you stop developing other things that aren't, the traditional country, the females. And so now they're just in a hole. And we're digging out. And it's catching up, but we're digging out of that. whole now. So hopefully Taylor digs us out of the hole more. Don't be. Do you consider a little big town of female? Good question. I do.

Yeah, because I mean, Karen is the lead vocals. Hmm. I do. You didn't answer it though. Do you? I guess I had not really thought about it until you've legit asked me. I'm like, oh, yeah, I guess I sort of do. Do you consider lady and a bell in female, a female? No. I do too, because Hillary's the lead singer. Yeah, absolutely. But I know there's two dudes and one girl, but I can, you consider. consider Lady Annelma female too. She, to me, is the face of that band.

And it's like Little Big Town, the girls, Kimberly and Karen, they're the face of that van. Yeah. Yeah, that's two females. See, I still see Charles. Sorry, Dave. But Dave's not a lead singer-old. Yeah, he's the guitar.

But yeah, no, I don't, I see Lady Anabella in those. Even though they're names Lady Antabella. Yeah, that's a big part, too. I know. Really? What about Zach Brown band? Female, female. On the Bobby Bone Show now.

Tucker Bethard. I love this dude. Hey man. What's up? So we got to talk about this first. I originally scheduled you in because your record was going to come out today. Yeah. What happened? There's no record out.

Yeah. Things kind of got complicated. I hate complicated. Yeah. It was just, I guess, enough of, like, creative differences to where we're kind of just, you know, taking a step back and kind of reevaluating. Do you feel okay about that, though? Like, you'd think because you're taking a step back, what you're going to put out later will be even better.

I think so. I mean, because I kind of been holding that record for a long time, and, you know, I've written a lot since then, and now I kind of want to, you know, add some songs that I feel, you know, are more current with me and kind of, you know, just some fresher stuff for me. So I think it's, as much as it sucks, I think it's a blessing in skies. So Tucker is awesome. You may know Tucker from this song right here. Like, I was just YouTube in this. This is how, are we news? You got to know each other. I found it on YouTube and was like, come up. Next thing you know, this is on the radio. It's a hit. You're the first one who, uh, it wasn't for you.

I don't know if I would have really, no telling when I would have actually made my first, like, debut into the country music scene and world. Well, I'm a huge fan. I'm a huge fan of just you musically. Like, I felt like what you put out is pure. Thanks. And that's why.

Like, it's just pure. I was, I'll be honest with you, I was excited about the album, but I get it. I still was like he's still coming in we gotta have a man and if you will I'd like to play fight like hell we might

oh yeah of course because I just want people to hear you again to have a heard you in a bit so this is his name's Tucker Bethard and so you can still, listen he's got an EP up right now

people still buy that that is true that is true that is true that I don't tie him over for a little bit and then when the album comes out

you gotta eat right now that's right all right Tucker Bethertertit's here this is called fight like hell all right Tucker

Hey guys so because of licensing rules We can't play anything with music On this Iheart radio channel or podcast anymore But you can go to bobby bones.com to see it We hate that we had to take it down Wasn't our decision But I just wanted to keep you up And we wanted to keep up as much as possible

So go to bobbybones.com To watch or hear whatever you're missing right now And thank you for listen to the show And sorry about all the legal stuff Let me ask you a question And you don't have to answer Because I know a lot of people you know

what word on the street was is that you know what direction you want to make music and some people are like hey maybe you should do some pop of your stuff and you're like that ain't me yeah man I mean it kind of I think

you know I mean oh man I know but the only reason I got into music in the first place was literally just because it's like saved me from myself really because I always stroke with like internal things and it's not worth it to me like it's it's a lot more than um

about fame and money for me i just love doing what i do and pouring out my heart and soul and songs and i admire that about you well i was like you still got to come in i don't care record you're always welcome in here dude well that's that's one of the coolest things for uh for a dude like you to to you know just do it your way and support Tucker Bethard's here and really nothing to promote except go buy that song buy the EP

It's got a bunch of good stuff on it I mean like Let's see I like this I'll take on the My name Jesus That's a good one man I may have you come back

During our St. Jude Radiothon because I played it on the air a few weeks ago Like I'll take on the world Like that's such an inspiring song It's like Oh thanks So I know that's in December, but if you wouldn't mind coming back.

Shoot, I'd love to, man. All right, that's what we'll do then. We'll see in December then for the same good radio thoughts. That's cool? All right, Tucker Bethard, and we'll see him soon. Good to see it, anybody. Good to see it. Thanks for having.

Bobby Bones. Apparently, hemorrhoey cream is good for your face. Yeah, duh. I've been telling you all that forever. I didn't know. Because it, like, shrinks it in? Yeah, like, if you've got puffy under eyes, and you put a dab of this, a dab of that,

like the hemorrhoid cream, it'll bring down the puffiness. I guess it makes sense that it tightens things up. Yes, because that's what it does. Listen, I have a hemorrhoid. I've had a hemorrhoids in my 20s. And the funniest thing when I got a hemorrhoid, I don't know what was happening. I was bleeding.

And I was like, oh, I'm dying. I thought it was dying. That's scary. Because I had blood coming out of my body. Yeah, you should always get that checked out. Well, I called the doctor. And I was freaking. And I was like, I think I'm dying.

I got blood coming out of my butt. And they're like, wait a minute. They're like, you know, what happened? Nothing happened. I was explaining to them Nothing happened They were just blood coming out of my butt

So they're like How old are you I think it was 27 or so at the time And I was like And you need to get me it right away And so I go to the doctor And he says hey Are you

I was training for a triathlon He goes okay This is what happened Runners get them a lot Because it's just like a vein The pop's a vein Yeah And so

They say here's this hemorrhoid cream Now this is like It was like A plus Preparation H It was like Prescription preparation H They gave me And they give it to me

little capsules, little butt capsules. Look up suppository. Okay, or that. That would be the name of that. So he gives me, and I go in and I get like, you know, 12 of them, whatever. And each of them is in its own little 10 pack. Every one of them

10 pack. So I get it. You're sure at the time you were calling them butt rockets. But you're like a rocket. Butt rockets. Yes. And so they're in their 10 packs. And here I am, I'm 27. I've got a hemorrhoid. I've got to put a suppository in. The whole thing's not pleasurable. And so I'm in, and I got to go have check up my doctor the next week. And I go and I've used all my

about rockets, right? And he's like, how'd the, um, the, the, the cream, because it turns into cream. I said, how to go? I was like, it's good, you know, haven't really had any flare up since. And he's like, he looked at me, he goes, you know what some people do? He said, they take those and they forget to take them out of the plastic. No, they don't. He said, they don't know the difference. And they think they're supposed to put it up there in the tin. Oh. So people will put the whole thing in their, but with like ten foil, like all the foil on it too. That's terrible. And then wonder why it doesn't work. And I guess I was one of the smart ones. Yeah, he's so smart, you took it out of the package.

Yeah, I never thought about it even not. Thank goodness. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But anyway, you can put it on your face if you want. Yes, there you can. Oprah taught me that. Yeah? Yeah, a long time ago on her show, I guess.

Sounds like, last night, we were, Amy and I were at a charity event, and there were probably 100 people there, right? Yeah. If that? Mm-hmm. And Little Bigtown was playing. And we know all the folks

Little Bigtown pretty well. And we were talking to Phillips' wife, and she was like, Amy, look, I need some cleanses. Everybody didn't want to Amy's cleanses. And I was like, Amy's got cleanses for everything. Wait, need toe, tooth? Like, I was like, what do you need a cleanse for?

Yeah, Bobby's like, Amy can detox, whatever. Didn't you give her hammer a cream? She knows all this stuff. But that's what Amy's known for, like, all the little tricks now. Smoothies, pretty awesome. Cleenses. Yeah. Sometimes you just got to, if you feel, because, I mean, I get it, I get in ruts where you're feeling just blah.

Or not even just a rut, just to, like, step it up a notch. Well, yeah, but I guess sometimes they're not. Or, yeah. But it's not necessarily a quick fix. you have to be consistent, but it's just like, there's little tricks that kind of get you on course. Now, that's pretty good thing. Everybody's got a thing what they're known for. What are, what is everybody else known for? What are we known for? Hmm. A is known for being Mexican. Like, if it's any, like, in our group, it's like, hey, what's a dad? What's a good Mexican place to

eat? No, no, seriously. That's what people know. They'll come to, even more out on the weekends, it's like Mexican things. Yeah. Oh, interesting. Lunchbox. What is he known for? Soccer? Like if we have questions about soccer. Or pregnancy? Nah, not real. I mean, he loves to mom. Reality shows. I know everything about reality shows.

But it's not about what you know. It's about people's perception of what they go to you for. And all of us, what we don't know is soccer. So I was like, hey, what's happening here. That would be a good to for you. What's happening here? Yeah, it's not what you know. Oh, okay.

It's what you're known for. What am I known for? Probably like. Everything? Everything. Stop it. Stop it. Common sense.

Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Yeah. Trivia. Guns like arms or guns like Both. Boxing.

Boxing. Are you guys making fun of me? No, dude, there's so much. Relationship advice. Yeah. Oh, parenting. Oh, God. Everything.

This segment's gone off the row. Let's go. Food all over the place up here. Hey, bring John in here. John from Master Belt's here. We're having a big food party. Hey, there he. Yay.

Club him right here. There he is. Come on. Smells so good. Come on in here. How are you doing, buddy? We're live on the air now. We're live.

We're live. Okay. So, uh... Hey, last time I saw you, we were, um, we were down your neck. You know, I was going to say, first off, thank you for spending time with my family and team Masterbilt. That was a good time. Yeah, they came into a stand-up comedy show.

They came into one of my shows. Hey, everybody. He heard about it. Yeah. I told, I was good. Stop talking about you. Yeah. Well, um, and also, congratulations to you for the, uh, being inducted into the radio hall of fame,

somebody, somebody said that? somebody say that? They're written a note over there? Yeah, it's written down. For sure. I got all my notes right here. Yeah. Well, listen, I like it when you come by one because we get to eat. Yes, you do. And two, because it's really good.

And let's talk about this. And I wanted for my listeners to hear this. A lot of people fry turkeys, and sometimes the fires happen, whenever people just frying turkeys like crazy. Well, if you think about that, and that's the horror stories that you've always heard in the past. People are doing it outside, and the weather moves in. So they take a gas turkey fryer and they move it inside of their garage.

Never, ever, ever do that. Well, Master Build has developed this product, and we've had it out for about a decade now, and we've got some technology that allows folks to relax with the recipe. It's thermostatically controlled, so that you put the oil into the butterball fryer. It automatically gets it up to 375 degrees in temperature. You inject your turkey, you season your turkey, you lower it in, and on Masterbilt.com, we've actually got a video, a two-minute video of me giving you step-by-step instructions, to do this amazing recipe, you can do it in the butterball electric fryer.

I know you come by because it's Thanksgiving, but I mean, this is really a year. This is an all the time thing. It is. And, you know, today we're doing Friendsgiving. Okay, so we're bringing the... That's what we're all doing. All of us are our friends. All of us.

Yeah, all are our friends, right? Yes. Are we invited? It's like down the hallway. Yeah. We're just going to have Team Mashbook going and eat. None of y'all are invited. Just kidding.

So that's what it's all about. Spending time with your family, with your friends. and we are. We're deep-friing two turkeys today. We've actually got some of the master-bill smokers here, too, and we're smoking some mac and cheese. We're smoking some sweet potatoes. We've got pimento cheese and some sausage,

side dishes to complement the deep-fried turkey. But again, free the oven up. That is our campaign. So you think about it. When you're doing a turkey in your oven, you have no space. Well, we're not only giving you the best tasting turkey ever, but it allows your oven to do all of those other dishes that complement your deep-brike. That's what's up.

Lowe's Home Depot, Sam's Club Walmart Academy Sports, Bass Pro Shops, Cabellas. Also the videos at Masterbuilt.com. And we're going to put stuff up on our website, two of us eating, which I just like to put up things in me eating. It's going to be a lot of fun. And I tell you, Team Masterbuilt, the most amazing company that a guy could be involved with. My family, the macamores, we've had it in our family forever. We love coming here. We love eating, spending time with y'all.

Let me get on that investment deal, huh? Let me get a little piece of that. There you go. I am in. Let me get a little piece of that action. I did have one last thing. Last time you said you got, you were going to get a master built smoker. I have one.

And did it make you manlier? Well, then what happened was my girlfriend is not my girlfriend right now. But it used to be she started using and was great at it. And so then I was like, why do I have to use it? She used it. That's right. So it works, but I just never had to do it. Well, okay.

But it worked perfectly. It's in my house. Now it's going to attract you. you another person maybe. I have no comment to that. No comment to that one. All right, there's John from Masterbilt. Masterbilt.com.

We're going to go eat and check out the website. We'll have a bunch of friends giving footage up in a bit. Good to see you again, buddy. All right. Back in a second. The Babon Show. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So if you're planning on drinking alcohol this holiday season, which Thanksgiving's coming

up, Christmas, you got a lot of parties, I have which drinks make people the saddest. guys and girls because they have different things. For women, it's wine. That's every woman drinking, period. Yeah. So, like, maybe... That's lots of sad people. So sad.

Maybe watch your wine intake, because it might... With tears, followed by whiskey and then tequila. And then for guys... What's the number one? Number one saddest for guys? Vodka. Would you guys hear with that? I don't know.

I don't think so. I've always been happy drinking a little bit of vodka. What? Producer Eddie first. What's your drinking thing that makes you, like, feel? The one I don't really mix well with is whiskey. Like, I just, I don't like it. It turns me into just another person.

Like, angry? Yeah, like I curse a lot and stuff. I'm never like that unless I drink whiskey. Weird. What changes? You're just all. I'm all over the place, but I'm with Eddie. Whiskey, I think makes people angry.

Yeah. Weird. Yeah, my husband, I can't, he can't do whiskey. Oh, yeah, bad experience. Well, I'm just like, whatever that is that you just, drank no more. Like, I don't know who you just turned into, but you're not, no more of that. Do you ever do whiskey just straight shot to whiskey? Is that a thing? Yeah, sometimes. Do you go to the bar? How do you order a shot of whiskey? Do you say shot of whiskey?

Yeah, just give a shot of whatever. Like turkey. Give me a shot of wild turkey. Yeah, it tastes bad. Okay. All right. There you go. It all tastes bad, but it's all terrible. Yeah. Except for your kind of drinks, Bobby, you get the virgin, but I mean, even like a normal pinia colada tastes amazing. Yeah. Yeah, because it's all... Sugar. Yeah, sugar masks, everything. Sounds good. I'll take a sugar and whiskey, please. Is that a thing?

Sure. Sugar and whiskey? That's my name of college. Sugar and whiskey. All right. So congratulations to Keith Urban. I have no idea if he knows that he has won this award, this great honor. Oh, CMA, yes.

Oh, cool. He accepted it. But blue ain't your color is the most played song on Waffle House jukeboxes across the country. He may not know that. one of them. He may not know that one. Congratulations. That's quite the honor because he was up against people like Ed Shearin, 21 pilots. I don't think he was up against like in his award category. I think that's just a list. There's a difference. I know, but he beat all them. Yeah, yeah, congratulations. Yeah. Okay. Holiday season I read is like crazy time for engagements as well as also, you know,

the drinking. But if you're probably have something to do with each other too, by the way. If you're planning on proposing guys just know that the average cost of an engagement ring right about now is around $6,300 and you can plan on shopping around looking at 26 different rings before buying one. Ooh. 26! Yeah, like I just, I've never been there. You've never even been close to even like shopping or considering or maybe even seeing what, you know, what shape she might like?

Mm-mm. I really haven't. Really? Mm-hmm. That's interesting. Not even anywhere. You don't even know the difference between diamond cuts? Oh, no, no.

I know a lot of diamonds because I do a lot of endorsements for a diamond. That's true. Yeah. I know cuts and I have some great clients that are fantastic jewelers. Wow, you could get to hook up. I personally don't. I've never been shopping for an engagement ring. Interesting.

And I've had two really serious girlfriends. Yes. In the past seven. I've just two. No, three. Two and a half. Like, Lindsay for sure. Kara for sure.

Rachel What? That was for sure. Medium. Yeah. She was the shortest of the three. Oh, yeah, yeah. And the least serious.

Like the one. Yeah. But two and a half. Yeah. Karen Lindsay, yeah. Oh, boy. Definitely. And so, yeah.

I could see you with either one of those maybe considering. All right. Moving on. That's great. Maybe to drink a wine. Yeah. All right. Go ahead.

For the third year in a row, Americans' greatest fear is corrupt government officials. Wait, they fear that? That's like fearing nighttime. No, they, we, us, we are Americans. That's like the fear that, no, yeah. What's your number one fear? But that's not, that's real.

This is a ball. That's political. That's real. There's a reason to fear that. Yes, that's real. Number one fear? Dying alone. Oh, boy.

Well, we could go back to that whole engagement thing. It got real serious, real quick. Maybe you need to start. It's like spiders, snakes, or maybe dying alone. Oh. Oh, boy. Wong, wow, is that it? Um, yeah, Amy, that's my pile.

That was Amy's pile of stories. Bobby Bones, everybody. Transmitting across America. This is a Bobby Bonds show. Come on, Bob. Hey, let's go over to Cali in Oklahoma. Hey, Callie. Hello.

Good morning. What's going on? Oh, you know. just stuck in traffic. Oh, I've been there. I've been. I tell you what, though, the good thing about waking up at 3 in the morning is, in the morning, I'm never stuck in traffic.

Ain't nobody on the road. It's lonely, actually. It's the opposite. What would you like to ask this show? I was wondering if Amy ever showed her house to the person who left the letter in her mailbox. So all of a sudden, Amy comes in one day and she goes, someone made it a bit in my house. Like, what do you mean? They left a letter in my mailbox and they wanted my house.

And it seemed like a scam. And so, of course, Amy fell for it. And so she calls them and is like, come look at my house. Through a realtor. It was realtor to realtor. And they did come and look at it. They toured it. They thought about it.

And then I guess they changed their mind. But they did come and look at your house. Yeah. And you haven't been robbed yet. I cleaned it and everything. Yeah. So they did come. Some people came.

Some people think that my house is being cased. But I mean, I don't know. Nothing's happened. and I feel safe. Nothing's happened. Yeah, so they did come. She did invite them over, but the house was not bought.

Okay, Callie, thank you for asking, though. Thank you. All right. Unfortunately, I thought it was going to be a cash offer. Oh, yeah. They apparently, they told Amy they were going to walk up with cases of cash. Yeah. Come on.

I know that that happens because my childhood home, my mom sold a guy to a... Hey, so your mom sold a guy. Wait, what? My mom sold our house to a guy that walked into the closing with a briefcase full of cash. Man, that just seemed shady. Wow. That's awesome.

He had just moved to America from Mexico and he was like a rodeo king there. Oh, wow. That sounds like a real story. What I'm hearing is that genetic that Amy's family believes anything. No, no, no. Yes, I'm a rodeo king. Please accept my bucket of cash. Listen.

And now take your house. No, no, no. A rodeo king from Mexico. No, it was a really good deal. It was a really good deal. And it was pretty amazing because I lived in that house my entire life. My mom didn't sell it until I was like 18. So obviously, sometimes I go drive by it because it's like nostalgic.

And pretty sure they still live there and they were really into fish. They had fish tanks in like all the room. We had a pool in the backyard. I think they turned it into a thing for fish. Yeah. And then my neighbors. I never heard the term rodeo king until just now. Me either.

What's that mean? Does he ride bulls or is he a clown? No, man, he's a king. He's a, he's a champion. Like a eight second rider. Okay. Oh, boy. Yeah, Amy and her mom both fell for all the things.

There you go. Show. Exercise classes are now recommending that you grunt in classes. Why? Because grunting gives you more strength. Oh. Isn't there a commercial that says it's in like a no grunt zone? Well, that's the planet fitness.

Oh, is what it is? Yeah, it's like, it's a no judgment zone, no grunting zone. zone, no dropping weight zone. Oh, well, apparently it gives you more strength. But if you go into a gym and everything, ugh. That's weird. It's weird. I mean, sometimes at yoga, if I, like, camp in over all the way or whatever, sometimes I'll just be like, or it feels really good on my lower back.

I'll let out like a, uh. The only time I ever grunt is if I'm like sitting down on my back hurts. It's like, oh, like I'm old. Yeah, old grunt. It's never work out. It's like old grunt. All right, we're going to go. Thanks to Tim and Faith.

They have a new record out today. They've been awesome the last couple of days. Cole Swindell, Tucker Bethard, DJ Sinister for mixing the dance parties. We're going to go. Have a great weekend. We'll catch you Monday here, all right? Babibones. Air Tasker helps you get your weekends back.

I need a screen printer. And someone to wait in line for my everything bagel. Go to Airtasker.com or download the app. Local taskers do anything. And everything. Air Tasker. Get anything done. What if your soda actually did something for you?

Introducing Skypop Protein soda with 10 grams of complete protein, zero sugar, and 45 calories. Skypop protein soda offers four delicious flavors with big taste and real benefits. Light, refreshing, and ready for wherever your day takes you. It's anytime protein that helps you reach higher. Skypop protein soda, reach for the sky. Get your Skypop protein soda now at Target or Ralph's. The Disneyland Resort is everything. We came to play, the Calliway.

It felt like I was in the round-up game with Woody at Pixar Pier. Have you been holding out on us? No, just showing you where the real Hollywood stars are. Like Tiana's Bayou Adventure. Oh, there's jazz, right? And a drop. You'll see. Grab a Mickey pretzel on the way.

Girl, you'll read in my mind. We're almost there. Disney California Adventure Park and Disneyland Park. We came to play. Both park tickets and reservations require subject to restrictions change and cancellation without notice. Visit Disneyland.com for details. a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Clivert Taylor

the fourth. 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 Clifers 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 Clivert Show on the I-Hard 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. This is an IHeart podcast. Guaranteed human.