The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT2 (Podcast): Maddie Of Maddie And Tae Coaches Bobby On Singing

Episode Date: March 4, 2025

Bobby starts with a tip a mom shared about feeding babies butter will help them sleep through the night. Morgan wants to know if Lunchbox is hiding something from us? We opened the boxes given to us by Listener James from Virginia. Raymundo wants to know if country artists fake living in Nashville. Bobby also addresses what he knows about Megan Moroney and Riley Green dating and Casey Anthony joining TikTok. Bobby is nervous about reuniting with O-Town tonight so he has Maddie of Maddie and Tae coaching him through his vocal solo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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on the IHard Radio app, podcast or wherever you get your podcast. This is the Bobby Bone Show. I got a mom saying that if you feed your baby butter, it'll shut the baby up. If you feed me butter, it'll shut me up. But, so she claims feeding your baby a spoonful of butter, which, by the way, does not sound good. I like butter. Just butter? Just butter. We'll help them sleep through the night.

There's not much to the clip, but this is, this TikToker, Paige Bolic, feeding her baby a spoonful of butter. Go ahead. We're trying the butter before beard to see if it helps us sleep longer. Bye-bye. So parenting advice, probably bad parenting advice. Amy, your thoughts? Yeah, I don't think there's anything scientific to this.

So, I mean, I guess just that's her experience. I feel like our grandmas and our great-grandmas, they didn't have science to prove them wrong when they had these remedies. Like it probably worked a couple times, but they didn't have science to go. That's not accurate. Now these people are coming up to the grandma remedies, but there's science to actually go, that's not accurate. So TikTok moms have been telling parents to try feeding their baby a spoonful of butter because it helps them sleep. It's spread all over the world.

Obviously, we started it here in the United States because we love some butter. Of course. I feel like you're just like giving babies like a spoonful of saturated fat. Is that what butter is? Yeah. I just think like, I don't know if this is the best tip for sleep. And I kept reading the article and there was never like why it worked. Yeah, because I could see like, oh, okay, there's this one, you know, chemical or something in it or ingredient that tends to induce sleep or relaxation like magnesium or something like that.

There was never that. Which I love butter, but ew, like I don't want a spoonful of it. Like I want it on some toast with some sea salt. I agree. The claim that butter health baby sleep is not supported by scientific evidence. There's no psychological mechanism or research. to suggest it butter has any sleep-inducing effects on infants. So saw that trend, wanted to share it, to say if you see that trend,

there is no reason to think that's the correct thing to do. Yeah. I do want to go over to Morgan for a second, where Morgan brought this point up to me, and I'll let her talk about it, but basically it's about lunchbox, and the question is lunchbox hiding something from us, or is he a poser one of the two? So what's on your mind? Well, I saw lunchbox come in the other day, and he so happens to be wearing it today. also it's this hoodie that says the challenge lunchbox and it looks like he was on the challenge

I mean that's like a challenge sweatshirt where like he was a competitor so did he go and he got eliminated we just don't know about it did or is he just being a poser so how would that work let's say you did sneak off to do the challenge correct which I don't think you did I don't know if you did but I don't think you did but you could have if you were to do that do they hold you is it like survivor because they don't want me to know who's kicked off That's a great question. I have no idea. I've never been on the show. I don't know when you get eliminated. I've never asked anybody, but I assume they just fly you home. Like you get out. It's not a secret. Is it live? Is it close to live? Like your hard knocks. They tape it and it's on the next two or a couple of days. It's like months later. Okay. So would it matter if someone was home while they were filming? Because like I, I mean, their family would probably know, okay, you're supposed to be gone six weeks. You came back after four. You know you didn't win. But for the most part, the general public doesn't know. who's on the show. Oh, they don't even know who's on. Right. Like Survivor, though, they lock you up so you don't know, but you have to come back at the end as well. No, not anymore. They, Survivor, they only do a reunion with the people that made jury. So they do the review union live? They announce a winner on location and they film the reunion now. So the people that get eliminated for the jury, you don't ever see them again. But do they have to stay in the hotel or like the whole time until it's over? Yeah, I think they're locked away. Okay, so, okay, all that. I don't think it was on the challenge.

What's happening? No, I was not on the challenge. Unfortunately, I never had that dream come true. But some amazing listener bought me this and mailed it to me. And I opened it up. And I was like, now that is cool. That is awesome. And I want to shout that listener out.

Let me see. What are you looking for? So he's just wearing a gift. Yeah. Yeah, I'm wearing a gift, man. Like, I'm not. You wear it every day, by the way. Yeah, because it's awesome.

But it, like, says his name kind of like he was a competitor, so is he kind of a poser? It's absolutely designed just like they do on the show. Like, they're the ones that sell it so they make it so you can feel like you're part of it. I mean, I wear jerseys like real baseball players wear it. I know. I'm not going to hate. I mean, I guess that's a more. Scoobie, do you want to bring in the gifts?

Because we all, we have gifts not from the same listener. Ray, do you have the voicemail? From James, yes, yeah, yeah. Yeah. It's number four yesterday. Let me know if you can find it. I kind of threw this on you guys. And Lunchbox is still looking for the shout-out.

He's trying to learn. I'm going to turn his phone on. Which is step one. Now he's going through all his DMs. Oh, man. Oh, boy. Ray, if you know my head in that voicemail, when you find it. Oh, that's a lot.

Go ahead. I put a lot of thought in this. I am coming to the St. Jude's million-dollar show, but I have a specific gift box for all y'all. I got something for a security guy, Tim, as well. But I think everybody's going to be happy, Scuba. Please don't mess that up for me because this is the funest project. I've put my heart into.

Plan on delivering it. I'm not trying to meet y'all. That's not what it's about. It's about saying thank you because you are just awesome people. I just take the world of all y'all. Anyway, I'm talking too much. Ouch. Okay, so that's the message he left us yesterday.

And now there are one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine really big boxes. Unbelievable. How do we get these here? And Ray says Ray and Bay. Jerry, you can sit in here If you want You can sit in here if you want Wow

Okay, so we have Oh, I got two It's fine Yeah, you're good There's chair over here We have And do you have a note Written on your box?

Mine says Eddie BBS And in a little red pen It says mailbox express Oh no, I have a full note Like this on mine Oh no I don't think so

No Mine says Bobby you are Always kind to everyone In Radio Land Can you Spend that will every day until the package is run out.

Oh, he wants this as a bit. What? I don't think we have room to keep all these boxes in here, though. I know that it will be fun for the Bybones family, and I'm certain your audience will love it. Thanks so much. So we're going to play a little game? So whoever it lands on, they get to open it that day?

I think we just open them now. Okay. It's just a lot of boxes. I know it's not the way he wanted us to play the game, but I think he'll understand. Is he mad at me, though, for screwing it up? Because I didn't stop it? How did you screw it up?

Because he's like, Scoob, don't screw it up. Because he wanted to do you screw it. Well, the difference is, is that everybody has a gift regardless. If there was like one gift and we were spinning it, one person, you got one gift. Amy, do you want to go first? Yeah, because I'm a little eager. Yeah, I see that. This is so sweet.

Well, let's see what it is first. What is it, Amy? I don't know. But you sighed like you saw it. By the way, you can watch this on YouTube. We're on YouTube. Well, go ahead. It looks like food, but I don't know if it's like a trick like boxes.

in front of them. It's in a pepper's farm box. It's inside of boxes. Okay. Oh my. Mous straps. Because I got rodents in my car and I ended up having to spend so much money because they ate wires.

Okay. It's legit. Yeah. Is that it? Just a bunch of mousetraps? But this is Amy and Eddie on it. Do you need mousetrips? I don't think so.

I think it's in your box. You get to keep it. It's a big box. If that's only thing in there, he got you. Goalfish. Lots of goldfish. Okay. This is like dog.

This is like dog. So my grandma was a smoker? The back, though, looks like dog pills. Is it not? That says cat. These are, okay, good. Catnip. Okay, I know it was an animal thing.

Okay, so some human food, some cat food. Don't confuse him. Don't confuse them. This is for kitty cat, he says. But, you know, my grandma was a smoker. And when she would mail me presents, they would smell like this. He must be a smoker. No, no.

Why would that come out? Because it's to remind me. That has nothing to do with anything. Because it's nostalgic for me. Like, I feel like I'm a child. Maybe I'm opening. that up in the old brain and not really sat out. Maybe he didn't want people to know that.

Oh, well, I'm opening my, it's like I'm opening my gifts from Mama Chris. Maybe he's trying to quit. Hey, my uncle was in jail a lot. I have no judgment. It sounds like he's committed some crimes. Hey, y'all are, no, I'm just, you know that smell. It's like, it's taking me back to my childhood. Okay, what else you got in there?

It feels like Christmas. More goldfish. Wow, lots of goldfish. Oh, my God. Did you say you like goldfish? I don't know. I don't think so. More goldfish.

That's the most goldfish I've ever seen. And one sitting. Cards. Oh, a little deck of cards? Oh, money. That's cash. No way that's money. What?

Wow. See, this is Mama Chris. This is stuff she used to give me. What's in that? Packages of money. There's no way that's money in that. That's legit. There's no way that's seeds for your mouth trap.

Yes. Let me see. I'm open in my box. Let me see. I swear to God. This is, oh, this is my. My daughter's gonna freak. It's $2 bills.

Got it. You know Stasheera has been wanting $2 bills. So he heard her say that. That she collects them and got them. Wait, this is to Amy from mom and has a cardinal on it. Is your mom reincarnated to James and Virginia? Wait, is this my grandma? Is James?

That's what I'm saying. It's another $2 bill. Amy's about to start crying, guys. Well, because I'm like. Maybe twice. It's. Are we sure this is from James? And not.

James from Virginia, yeah. Is your box empty? American flag. No. Because we can't do 10 boxes like this. Uh-uh. It's a lot of stuff. I don't know what this is, guys. Wow, it's a fire extinguisher. Oh, it's an escape ladder.

Oh, that's... I'm in your house. Yeah, so in case there's a fire, I can get out. That's so good. No, because you got locked in your room. I got locked in my bedroom and I couldn't get out, and I was in the second... James has thought of everything.

Yes. Is there anything else in the box? Or goldfish. When did she say she liked goldfish? I don't know. I'm sure they said at some point. I'm sure. Let's do one more box for now. Lunchbox has two boxes.

Yeah, you want me to do them? Yeah, two boxes. I'd like to shout out Bridget Sullivan Hodnet. She's the one that sent me the hoodie. Bridget Sullivan Hodnet from Massachusetts. While lunchbox is opening, there's also a box of Irish Spring, but he said it's a nat repellent. Okay. All right.

This just says lunchbox. It doesn't have a note or anything. Oh, he got me a backpack. Oh good one you don't have to steal. That's true And cookies. What does it say? Wow. Baby boxes backpack is backpack is there anything in it? Backpacks I don't know it's it's so no I don't think it feels kind of heavy Oh it's a beer backpack. Does he work for pet Oh that's funny? It's a beer brand beer backpack Pepperyage farms why does it say baby box on it? Oh because remember because I tried to send him in the Jack Daniels. They got me a volleyball

On the left side it says Euling. It's yingling You can wing. Whatever. I knew it was a beer. What? Chess and checkers, Tick-Tac-Ttoe, American flag. Irish Spring.

For Nats. Might be Nats. Oh, because we have Nats in the studio. He thought of everything. He got me moth balls? I don't know why I need moth balls. Moth balls for moths. Lunchbox that says cowgirl.

Oh, that's awesome, dude. Got me some cold hard cash. All $2 bills? Yeah. I assume. I haven't opened it. Okay, open your second box. Second box says lunchbox, BBS.

Is this what a family Christmas is like? Yeah, we just go around and do a bunch of gifts and you're just kind of like. Oh, he got me. Hampers! Ampers! Oh, so he doesn't use his bathtub. That's hilarious because lunchbox puts his dirty clothes in the bathtub. James got a really nice one.

James really knows us. James thought of everything. You did think of everything, dude. Okay. Thank you, James. I am going to name this American flag up. I'm going to tell you what. My pair of smoke.

Had this remind you? You just remind me them. Yes. You want to open yours? I mean, we have other stuff to do. I don't know if people are entertained by doing all of this stuff. I can, okay. They're laughing on the live stream.

They're enjoying it. They are. Okay. Morgan do yours then. No. So we have Morgan, Eddie, Mike, and then me. Okay. And we'll roll through them.

It's very nice. And I don't want James to feel like. to feel like we're rushing through them. Amy had a lot of goldfish. I'm going to get ahead of my box. A lot of goldfish. Oh, I have goldfish too. Yeah, everybody can kind of jump.

And I'll do mine at the end. Yeah, that's a good idea. There's lots of goldfish. Oh, my gosh. Holy crap, Morgan. Yours looks like Candyland. I also had dog and cat treats. It's good.

Remy and Hazel. Oh, we've got more ducks to add to the collection. No more ducks. Please, no more ducks. Morgan's going to die. That's a lot of ducks. I can duck more. deep. Okay, and yeah, there's a lot

of goldfish. We also have another American flag and same. And we got cards in here too. Oh my gosh, there's so much goldfish. He must work at the goldfish factory. Yeah, possibly. Yeah, Pepperidge Farm makes them, so that's what these boxes are in. And the boxes are, yeah. There's a little ring box.

Oh. He proposed. Come on. I have a, he gave me a necklace. Oh, that's cool. It's a purple necklace. That's really pretty. With a camera in it. I'm like, did you get something? I'm just kidding. There's a camera. I'll go, wait a second, I got mouse traps.

Hey, get you a little detector. There's an American flag in two. It goes off. Maybe it tracks me, guys. There's one in every duck. All goldfish, American flag, and a deck of cards. Okay, good deal. I'm coming.

I'm coming. Here we go. My box, I just opened it. I thought, honestly, thought James was going to bring these to the show tonight. I know he's bringing it up here. Oh, yeah. There's no way he could have that. He could have got these in the rhyme, dude.

Hold on. I got a hat. You did? Look at this. What is it? Check it out. A chauffeur hat. Hey!

Hey, dude, that looks good on your head. You got a good head for that. Thank you guys. Goldfish, goldfish. And there's something down here that's different. You got a flag it looks like. What is that? Pickle balls? Pickle balls and paddles.

That's cool. It's like a little pickleball kit. That is cool. And then lots of goldfish. And I guess we got money, dude. This is awesome. All right. And then I'll go final box.

Thanks, James. Awesome. Yeah, everybody's loving it on the live stream. They're all about it. If they're not annoyed or bored with it, then good. I lost my ears. Hold on. I want some goldfish.

Same. Same. Which flavor do you want? My stomach is growl. Oh, man. Look at that. That's nice. What is that?

I have no goldfish, which is great. I'm not a big goldfish guy. Do you want some of ours? I do not. Because we have different flavors, man All kinds of flavors I have Nat repellent Which I will keep out here on the desk

I have Oh this is good We need another one of these For the dog So the ball's not slimy in your hand When you pick it up Boom Love some socks

Always need, can't get enough socks You do love socks American flag With some cards This says Oh it's for Tim security Oh that's for Tim I want Tim to wear it when he comes in

I'll give it to him This is my flag. So I think James likes America. Yeah, he likes flags at least. I have three decks of cards. One of them are Yellowstone cards. Oh, nice. Got some cards here.

I have some nail clippers. That's good. So what do we think? Oh, probably because you bite your nails all the time and you need to stop. Okay, but nobody else knows that. Yeah, I have no idea. I think you've mentioned that before. You have, yes.

I feel like him was a little too aggressive on that one. You need to stop. You get offended. I also think the socks came because didn't you say you have that on your rider? Yes, he does. I think that's where that one gets. What does that say on there? A gift for you?

I didn't get any money. You're good. You're good. That's a good point. That's a good point. He doesn't need any. That's a good point. Okay.

For my final gift. Oh, you forgot about that big white box. Yeah, what's the? Oh, there's another box. I would have. I have a Oh in case I want to start my own red kettle outside Oh like the Salvation Army

Yeah yeah but I don't know it'd be like the Bobby Army Yeah for the money I didn't get here I want to go start my own pedal Okay That box has a Pona bell Fisher St. Jude Graduate Ring your bell Oh I don't know what that means

Oh Fisher Fisher came in and he never got his bell Because You ring the bell when you're done with radiation are free and he said, I never got my bell. He came on during San Judee week. I don't know if I'll see it tonight. We'll ring in the bell for him there.

Boom! And then we'll keep this as a sound effect on the show that's going to annoy the piss out of everybody. Okay, and then this. Fake fire hydranton so your dog can pee on it. Do dogs naturally just pee on fire hydrines? Kind of. Mine pee.

I wonder what it's a... It's like mailboxes, fire hydrants. Whatever. Well, I don't want to get styrofoam everywhere. Is that what it is? Should I open it? That's the picture on the back. Yeah, that's what it looks like. Should I open or no?

I mean, it could be something else. Yeah, what if it's a... I just want to get a star phone everywhere. Yeah. What if it's a million dollar check? Did I get any money? In a big box like that? Here, how about this?

Hey, Abby, would you mind grabbing this and opening it and bring it back in? Because I don't want to get Starvedome mobile because then I got to vacuum it up. Well, James, buddy, if you're watching this, thank you. Thank you, man. Thanks, James. Thanks, James. Apparently what we learned here is Amy hate about my fingernails.

It grosses are out. James is a gift reminder that her mom smokes. Her grandma smokes. Mama Chris. She did. I saw James downstairs. I tried to run down and say hi, but he... No, you didn't.

Did you really see him? No. Unload the boxes. He didn't see it. Why is he lying like that? I don't know, because you can't even see people downstairs. This building is not conducive to seeing people downstairs. But why even bring that up if that didn't happen?

Liebell. Oh, it's a liebell. It's a liebell. When you detect a lie, you just read it? Yes, Liebel. You don't know what? You know what else I think you lied about? Who?

Lunchbox. What? A lot of stuff. Because ever since I, whenever I come up the ramp at work, Lybel, he can't see me when he's up on the, where did you even see me? He said I was going 30 miles an hour. Also, I've tried to clock it. It's impossible to go 30 going up there.

That's funny. Oh, you tried? I'm glad you're trying. Oh, no. Amy, don't say that. Amy, don't say that. What was that show where those guys tried to prove things right or wrong? Mythbusters.

She's doing Mythbusters parking garage? Yes, because I'm like, first of all, he exaggerated on the speed. Second of all, I don't know where he's watching me from because it wasn't from where he was parked up above. What do you think? Why do you think this? Like, what is your response to that? What do I think of what? Her not thinking I saw her?

Do you think I parked where you parked? No, I parked three floors below you. So I watched you drive up the ramp. You only come up the work with one ramp. You know he's always done that, right? There's one ramp. Like even in our old building, we all parked in the top row. on the top part and he always parked at the bottom

for some weird reason. The parking spaces were bigger at the other place and that way you didn't have to worry about dings on your car. Here, I don't like the circle round and round and round and round. It gives me, it makes me dizzy. Makes you hate ringing around the Rosie as a kid?

What? Did you ever play that? That was as a kid. This is as an adult. I don't like the... It was like trauma from Ring Around the Rosie. You waste more time. I bet you you waste 10 minutes a day

driving up the ramp, driving down the ramp. When I drive up one ramp, get on the stairs, walk upstairs. That would be interesting. I go to the low, I don't know where you're parking, but I do go to the lowest level where the first door is and I take the stairs up. I'm with you on that. I don't because I have a parking place. Sorry, suckas.

But you, yeah, you should have them lower it though. So there's my response to that. I'm good on top. You got on top? You don't get dizzy going up the roo-r-r-r-ro. No, and I actually enjoyed ring around the rosy as a kid as well. Okay. I was really good at it.

But also he's going like one mile an hour. Bobby? Yeah, and I'm watching every mirror to make sure there's not somebody, because I heard about Amy and how she drives that thing. Oh, James, thank you. Is it not funny that she tried to get it up to 30 miles an hour?

It's impossible. It was a test. I mean, I didn't have a radar gun, but you were flying. Not even close. No, if I do that, I'll go. You can get it at $500. No, because I'll fly off the, I'll be dead. Oh, gosh, that'd be terrible.

It's not possible. You won't fly off. The parking garage does not have a place you can fly off. You could crash into a lot. something. I don't know. Have you seen they have these little wires that protect you from going on the edge? I stand by

I will give you $500 and you get a 50 miles an hour. Where he's talking about it's not possible. I will have a wreck. Okay. But I if he is parking lower, that does make sense that he saw you fly around. So he's not lying.

I don't think so. Guys, I don't think he saw me. What if I just start peeing on this? I don't go to the bathroom. I just put it down Imagine the background That's not going to work for us That's not cool

What? This is not going to work You peeing in here? Okay James, thank you You gave us 20 minutes of fun there Yeah, but you over gifted Morgan's knuckles deep in goldfish

Right now by the way Okay There's so much I have sour cream and onion goldfish I know that now Because you have them Goldfish crisps Yeah you didn't know about those

I don't I think he might work with goldfish Yeah yeah I think he works with... Petridge Farms. Because I also have Petridge Farm cookies. Pepperage Farm. Pepperage.

And Mike's box actually looks like it's a factory box. Yeah, like, he just grabbed it to it on it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, I need to play some voicemails here. Let's go. Ray, we'll just do these. Give me number one, Ben from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. I heard you're talking on Monday's podcast about the wildfires out here.

And they were actually right across the street from where I live. And I wanted to give a big shout out to all the first responders that came. and are currently taking care of that. Big shout out to them. A lot of them left their families and whatnot to come and deal with this. So love the show, Bobby Bones, and I love you, South Carolina. Appreciate that, Ben. Let's go, Ray.

Give me Shannon from Michigan. Morning studio. You guys travel all the time, and I am going to be traveling to the UK soon, and I was wondering if you guys have a recommendation on the best travel backpack. That would be awesome. Thank you so much. Yeah, I have one, but they made fun of me. No, yours is not a travel back.

You can fit, like, your wallet in there. Maybe a water bottle. It's a small, it's like a mini pack. Okay. You got. No, it's like you can fit a couple diapers. Yep. And your little bottle.

She's saying you're like, you'll be a mom. It's like a little mini diaper bag. That's exactly what it is. Like some burq cloth. Man, they're hating on you, dude. It may not me more for this. And I carry like a bag. like a man bag, but it looks like a person.

They don't hate on that, but they hate on a Chicago Cup's small backpack. I don't want a full backpack. Eddie, does that look like a chick or a little kid? No, it doesn't look like a chick. Say what you said yesterday. I think they're being harsh on you. I think it's kind of cool. Okay.

Look, if it wasn't, because it looks like a Gucci bag. It looks like a high-end bag, but it's got a Cubs logo on it, which is pretty legit. And it's small because I don't need a big backpack. Whatever you guys are haters. Let's go. Paxton from Fayetteville, Arkansas. I heard about the giving away shoes thing and I was wondering if you had an extra pair of shoes for me. And I'm a big razorback fan and I listen to your show every morning.

Then let me go home, Pakistan and see if I can find some like, I have a lot of razorback or like red that I wear all the time. So I won't give you these because these are blue and white. But I, if we got to make sure we wear it's the same size though. These shoes I have up here because we've given away two pair. And if you're new, I have way too many shoes and I don't wear a lot of them. And I'm like, why am I keeping them if I don't wear them? People can actually use these. The first are size 11.

Nike AirMax one sneakers are corduroy and Baltic Blue. They retail price of $160. I might have worn these once, maybe twice. I say this is pretty unique. I've never seen shoes like that. Yeah, they're cordial. I like them too. Okay, so that's that.

Now, you guys aren't going to believe this next one. I got this for TV. Oh, the cleaning lady came in here and she said those are nice. Are those Alexander McQueen? They are. These are Alexander McQueen, white oversized. Crystal embellished sneakers. They retail for $990.

Crystal and bellies? Yes. I probably wore them twice, maybe, but on camera only, which is why they're so white. So those are the next two pair I'll give away. Who is Alexander McQueen? A designer. Yeah. Never heard of them.

You know, I'm going to say this in a way that I hope doesn't offend you, but that doesn't surprise me. I'm not offended. Yeah. Yeah, good. Okay. We're good. We're good. So those will be the next two that we give away.

I will find, what's his name? Paxton? I'll find Paxton in some shoes that are more razorback E since that's what he said, and we'll do that. I have Kristen Holmes breaking down the drastic impact of losing just two hours of sleep in the middle of the night, which happens to me every night. Every night I wake up at 12 o'clock and can't go to bed. I go eat cereal. I'm really trying to work because it's a cortisol thing, I think. I think it's a little asympathy.

Nexathetic nerve, little cortisol. I'm trying to work on the different parts of it. But here, play the clip, please. She's a psycho, a psychophysiologist. Her research is focused on testing sleep, circadian recovery, and some other stuff. Here you go. If you're awake for two hours between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m. for two days per week, for 25 days of the year, you qualify as a kind of card carrying shift worker, and you likely have significant circadian disruption. You are putting your at increased risk for cancer and cardiovascular disease, metabolic dysfunction. You know, you can have trouble having children. It impacts fertility, mental health. Yeah, not good for your boy here. It's all bad stuff. Well, would you expect it to be good?

Like, you're going to win the lottery. So is she kind of saying like you're in a bad rhythm? Mm-hmm. Yeah, because sleep is fundamental to being healthy, sleep and water. And so it doesn't make me feel good. But I'm trying. Like, I was in my therapist office yesterday. Like, I've never been more tired.

Just constantly in my life. And it's nothing except I wake up at midnight wide open. My heart pounding. And he's like, asymptomatic. He's like, we work on a lot of stuff. And then he's, you know, we did the cortisol. I've tried to eat right before I go to sleep to keep my blood sugar. So my blood sugar doesn't like a spike in the middle of the night, which then fires up.

My heart just starts pounding. I'm trying it all. and it sucks. Every morning when I wake up, I prayed. I mean, my eyes will go, and then I go, please at least be like 3 a.m. And then I look at it, it's like 12, 15. I'm like, oh, my God.

It's so helpless. It's every night. And so, and I do the stuff, like I read before I go to bed. Like, I limit screen time as much as I can. Do you wear blue light blockers? I turn my phone to the blue light. Okay. And when you're reading on your tablet?

It's all blue light. Because there's a setting that cuts off whatever that light is. So, yeah, it sucks. Because I'm always exhausted. I've never been more tired of my life. Blue light good or bad? I wonder, what are you guys talking about phones? I'm saying blocking the blue light that is emitted from your devices,

like TV, computer, phone. You need to block it. And then you can even get light bulbs for, like, your lamps and stuff that are like amber colored. We have those. Oh. Yeah. My wife has been on it. I know.

Yeah, there's a setting in your phone. And mine, after like, 830, shut up. shuts off that light. And then it goes to whatever the new light is. But it looks weird. It's like a pea yellow. Guys, I saw this thing the other day, which I haven't looked into the research behind it,

but that like it's basically, no, all of our, like we're doing zooms and we're looking at our computer so much. It's just, it's every day. It's damage. It's like emitting things to our face and our skin and our eyeballs. And there are blockers you can wear or things you can do. And I need to look into how to block it

because Amy's going to show up in a welder's mask? Yes, yes, basically. It's like impacting us in ways that we don't even realize because we think like, oh, we all have to use these devices all the time and we don't realize the impact it's having on our overall, our skin, which our skin is our largest organ. Not mine. Yes, it is.

I know, I know. That's what idiots say. That's what idiots say. If I didn't do it, one of those guys, we're going to do it, okay? Do you understand what you say it? Yes, I'm not an idiot. But that would be considered part of the skin. Even though.

Speaking of idiots. Yes, idiots. I get it. Do I get it? Lunchbox is, do I get it? A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying.

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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.

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You think China as a president, Lozoufruzette. God, I love that thing. I use it all the time. I wrap it in a blanket and sing to it at night. It's like the old Polish saying, not my monkeys, not my circus. It was a good one.

It is an actual Polish saying, it is an actual Polish saying. It is an actual Polish saying. Better version of Play Stupid Games, win stupid prizes. Yes. Which, by the way, wasn't Taylor Swift,

who said that for the first time. I actually, I thought it was. I got that wrong. Listen to the Nick Dick and Poll Show on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I want to do like three more things. Number one,

Ramundo has a question of country artists, actually where they live. What's your question? Yeah, I just seen Jason Aldeen, his wife, she's been posting from the Bahamas. I swear, every other weekend, it seems like they're there. So I was wondering, do country artists fake like they live in Nashville just so they have that image that they're from Nashville and they actually live in other places? No, but some don't live here. So Al Dean's main house, his male. comes here, but they're so rich. They're going to plan and go down to wherever. But they have a house there, right?

Yeah. They're so rich. They can just pop down there. So Al Dean lives here. But when you're an artist, your schedule's also like what you want, mortgagee. She cannot control herself right now. So, you know, if he's not touring, what else he's going to be doing if he's not recording? So they can go down there a lot,

but yes, he lives here. There are some that don't. Justin Moore doesn't. He did. Now he lives in Arkansas. Zach Brown back and forth. Zach Brown mostly here, but also would live in down near Atlanta. Darius wasn't Charleston, South Carolina, but he lives back here, but goes back. Blake? Blake lives in L.A. and Oklahoma, not here.

So there are those, but most of them do live here, but they're so rich they can be other places all the time. And so basically, just open up a couple bars with your name on it, and you can live wherever. And then the tourists think you're all here. True I see this thing about Darius As he moved to London Darius Darius has been recording me

When he was at the house He was like I'm going to London for like three months And then people started I think he lives there permanently I think he's there living there Like I lived in L.A. When I was dancing with stars I was just there for a while

Because I had to do that Work Yes Ray what did you just say I was just saying I had a good point Yeah Restaurants

Oh yeah You know they don't really own those bars Right Man but Sometimes they'll pop right up there. Blake will play it old red. Yeah. But they don't.

They don't. There's licensing out there. For the most part, yes. They're licensing out their name with the agreement of they will show up a certain amount of times or do a certain amount of promotion or just you can have their name. It was like Vince Young Steakhouse. Remember we all lived in Austin? Yeah. That Steakhouse was pop.

Vince Young didn't own it, but they licensed the name. So could these owners license a certain artist's name for 10 years and then say they're not as fan? famous anymore so that license is over. Then they go find the new hot artist and get that name too and just keep changing the name. Well, the answer would be yes, but I'm sure it's fluid. You can get out of

deals, pay it, pay up, who knows? Yeah, the answer is always yes. There's always a way to do something. But 10 years is a long one. They came to me to do a bar and I was like, guys, I don't drink. And I'm like, we don't care. They were just looking for anybody to do anything. And I was like, I'm not even going to be

there. Oh, we'd be there for you. Oh, you would? Oh, yeah. It would hang out there. Would we get one of those cards where it's free drinks for life? Yeah, yeah, free orange juices. Jelly roll. Oh, that'd be awesome.

Free orange juices. We're doing our show tonight at the Rhyman. Pretty excited about that. It's fun because I've never played with Clint Black. I've had him in, spent some time with Clint Black. And I'll just say one of the songs I always going to do is, It's a killing time. Is it killing me?

You know that one? It's jam. Drinking myself blind. Take it home. Thinking I won't see or something. And when I cross that line, when she married me. And then I'm going to go.

You got to hit that line. And you just might find I be killing time for eternity. You know he plays that part. He plays that low guitar part. He is an exceptional guitar player. Didn't know that until we rehearsed. One of the nicest guys. I wasn't there for rehearsal, but he's one of the greatest.

He was so nice. and he was nice to the point where he like just made sure he met everyone in the room, not just the band. And then, you know, there's an awkward time when you're rehearsing with a band that you don't know. And that's the case with us, right? Like he comes in and we're already a band. He doesn't really know how we play. So there's certain things that he kind of wants the sound to sound like or the guitar player to do a certain.

But it's awkward telling a guitar player like, hey, I need you to do this without kind of sounding like you're being rude about it. He's so good at that. He's just like, I'm going to challenge you. Could you try to do that? Oh, that's what he said? Yeah, and the guitar player would be like, would it be like this? He's like, you're hired. You know, just things like that.

And everyone laughs and there's no pressure. I thought he was so cool when he walked in the room. He's the greatest. He's so quick. And he likes to make fun of me, and he just doesn't stop. Just quick. Yeah, he's awesome. So I'm looking forward to that tonight.

A couple other things that I wanted to get to. Ramo, dude, you want to ask about the Moroni stuff? Yeah, so I don't have TikTok So the stuff I get I just sometimes hear from my wife Or it trickles in I'm just wondering There's this crazy rumor That Maroney is dating Riley Green

And then they kind of hint at it Why don't they just come out and talk about it? So an update and the reason And the update may not even be true So if you get in a public relationship It's all anybody wants to talk about, right? So a lot of times you don't If you're in a relationship and you're a public person

so you don't share it for a long time because it may not last. And then there's an awkward breakup part. And then it's just awkward. So you really need to be firmly established before you do it. But there were pictures of them in the same place at the same time, but not together. And that's where people started to piece it together. So after that, though, I think yesterday, Riley was on a podcast and they were like, are you single? And he was like, yes, I'm very single.

But that doesn't mean he's actually single. He could still be. By the way, I have no inside information. I don't want to know inside information Especially about who's dating I'm not 12 I don't know if they're dating or not He said he wasn't dating anybody

So that could either mean they're not dating anymore Or they're not ready to share it But they don't really share it Because if they really are dating And then all of a sudden they're not anymore They got to talk about it forever Like hey you still dating her You guys can do a song together?

Well we didn't date that long Well so that's why There's another small thing too What's that? Allegedly. Oh, boy. So lunch, you'll know this one. You know Ella Langley, the girl that came in here and they sang together?

Yeah. And you thought they were dating? Yeah. Okay, well, allegedly Ella Langley unfollowed Megan Maroney. And Ella Laynley has that song with Riley Green. That's kind of a weird twist. That is a little twist. Morgan, what do you know?

I don't have any insider information. I mean, I do think it would be strange. If they were at least dating, I think he would probably, like, clam up a little bit and just be like, you know, I may be seeing somebody, whatever. For him to come out and just say he's totally single makes me think either they were just having fun. Life is, they're hanging out. And it's nothing serious right now. Pretty damn single.

That's what he said. Yeah. And so that makes me think that there's nothing going on. But I could be totally wrong in that. It's risky though. But you could be adult dating. Yeah, but you would still say like, I'm dating. It's my therapist.

Straight up be like, I'm single. Adult dating. But also they were posting pictures in the same place. But they were doing that on purpose. Yeah, I felt like they were playing into some of it. Yes. So I don't know the answer. I could find out the answer, but I don't want to find out the answer.

Because I, who cares? Maybe they were having a fun fling. Maybe, yeah. Sometimes people just don't like each other. If they unfollow, they unfollow, like. No, the unfollowing is a real thing, no. That's what I said maybe they don't like each other. Yeah, but why?

Coincidentally, he's supposedly dating her. Riley? But then it also go, it's also weird because, apparently Riley and Ella weren't ever dating, but I'm going to tell you, their performance at the CMAs, that's one of the best performances I've ever seen. Like, it was so enjoyable, but I feel like you could feel chemistry between Ella and Riley. Yeah, they met in a bar, right? And, like, he said, I love you. That's the song. That's the song. Hey, excuse me. That's exactly not how they met. I thought it was more of a biography.

I just, like, wow, that's a good one. It's good. Why is Ray not on TikTok? That's like the headline to me. I just never got on. I never got on MySpace, and I thought TikTok was going to be the same as MySpace. What? Did you say weird stuff? I mean, I agree, but you're just weird. That's the comparison. I wasn't going to get on Instagram, but I'll be interested.

It was like 30 years ago, and it's like the first one ever. Ray, you would love TikTok, man. And you weren't even working in, like, a media capacity, and that's the comparison you made. My wife shows me the funny TikToks. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, I got like two more things. do I want to do Casey Anthony Oh I mean

Okay yeah I know a little bit of this and I'm I watched the whole thing I watched all five minutes of it You did yeah Okay And so okay we'll spend a little time That way we've talked about it

Lunchbox I want to give you a challenge Yeah And I know that you're not It's not going to be your preferred challenge But it's mostly like Devil's advocate me Even though you probably don't believe it Because Casey Anthony was found

not guilty. I need you to explain to me why she didn't do it. So not yet. You can take a second to think about it because I'm going to do the story. Okay. And by the way, I'm not saying you feel this way, but if you were like, you need to go and fight for her explaining why she didn't do it, how would you do so? Because she was found not guilty. Yep. Okay. And you're going to give us the whole story? I'm going to do it right now. I'm going to

give you what happened yesterday. Casey Anthony, once at the center, one of the most infamous murder trial. in the country and stepping back into the public eye this time on TikTok. She was acquitted in 2011 of charges related to the murder of the two-year-old daughter, Kaylee, and she now calls herself a legal advocate and researcher. I'm going to play the clip from TikTok yesterday. Go ahead. I am a legal advocate. I am a researcher. I've been in the legal field since 2011. And in this capacity, I feel that it's necessary if I'm going to continue to operate appropriately as a legal advocate that I start to advocate for myself and also advocate for my daughter. For those of you

who don't know, my name is Casey Anthony. My daughter is Kaylee Anthony. My parents are George and Cindy Anthony. This is not about them. This is not in response to anything that they have said or done. The whole point of this is for me to begin to reintroduce myself. My goal is to continue to help give a voice to people. Yeah, it's enough there. Since launching her TikTok on Saturday, she's gained over 43,000 the followers. She's disabled comments. That hasn't stopped users across social media from criticizing her with many reposting her videos alongside their own harsh commentary. It was very harsh. I was watching it on other peoples and they were like, you're a kid killer. ABC 25 news. Again, I'm not advocating that she didn't do it or did do it. The court did find her not guilty. And I just want to say there

have been instances where we have been wildly wrong because the news has painted us into believing one thing because of the media coverage and we, months later, years later, we can go Duke Lacrosse, the rape there that never happened. There's like two, we brought these up the other day. OJ. Nah. I don't know about that one. I don't know if that would be the one we'd use.

I don't know, man. So, but I'm not saying if I felt like she did it. But Lunchbox, convince me, maybe not that she didn't do it, but why was she found not guilty? It was all speculation. There was no hardcore. evidence pointing to her. There was no DNA. There was no fingerprints. There was no witnesses. It was all speculation. I think she did this. I think she did that. There was nothing that you could point and say that was what she did. It was all she had to be the one that did it because that was

the mom. She should have known where her kid was. There was nothing that said, I saw her do this with the child, leave the child here, dispose of a body. Nothing. There was no concrete evidence. It was all speculation. By the way, I'd like to say again, lunchbox is not fighting for Casey Anthony. I just had him do that as an exercise. Casey Anthony was not found guilty of murder of her two-year-old daughter. In 2011, she was acquitted of the most serious charges, including first-degree murder, aggravated child abuse, aggravated manslaughter. She was found guilty of four misdemeanor counts of providing false information to law enforcement.

Now, I remember watching her when they do the video and they interview them. What do they call that? Interrogation. No, deposition. Deposition, not interrogation Right when she got arrested? We don't watch an interrogation We watch a deposition, we watch a deposition

I watch a lot of interrogations Yeah, but not With that camera right over there First 48 You're walking down You're taking me somewhere different Okay, okay But that's what always was weird to me

Is like why did she lie about? So there are theories A lot of people lie when they're innocent A lot of people Yeah, that's true Okay Repeatedly Well so here's what she lied about

Claiming her daughter was kidnapped by a nanny friend Zanny who did not exist. Also, I wouldn't rhyme it. Like if I had a nanny, maybe she's nervous. If I was creating a fake nanny, that feels like somebody who's like, what's a nanny's name? Zanny. What was the teacher's name?

Mr. Reacher? Teacher, Richard. Saying she worked at Universal Studios, lying about leaving Kaley with certain people, giving misleading information about where she had last seen her daughter. These lies obstructed the investigation. Why was she acquitted? The prosecution argued that Casey argued that Casey murdered Kaylee,

this is the prosecution, possibly I was using chloroform or suffocating her. Possibly, yeah. The jury ultimately found there was not enough direct evidence to convince her. I read a theory that she was not watching her, the kid drowned,

and her dad, I think her dad was in law enforcement, it's like, here's what we got to do to make sure you don't get in trouble for neglect. Which was like... I read that too. Okay, so, and I don't know if that's true. No.

But a jury did acquit her and it's how much do we actually value our justice system? I didn't say she's innocent. There's a difference. Right. When I play that clip, does it anger you to hear her back? Do you feel different about it now that we've been proven wrong like four or five times? Is she saying she said something like I've been in legal something since 2011?

Is that because that's when her daughter first, because that's when this all started. So she had to start. I think she's been hiding. No, no, no. but like she said she's been in this field or space since 2011, and that's when she, it's when the daughter went missing. So she's counting,

like, I want to play it. If you play it, like it can explain it. I am a legal advocate. I am a researcher. I've been in the legal field since 2011. Okay.

So she's, that's it. So she's been in the legal field since she was convicted of, like she's counting that as her. She's never been convicted. Sorry, sorry, sorry. On trial? Yeah, since her daughter died or went missing,

she's counting that as her experience in the legal field. I don't know because I don't know if she's like somebody who went to school. Oh, maybe she did. Yeah, I don't know. People were going at her hard. Yeah, I don't know. And it's like how much do we value our court system? She was acquitted and everybody's like, you murdered your kid.

Yeah. Like I think she made some bad decisions if the, you know, one of the theories is her dad who was in law enforcement, I believe, which I read, could be wrong. And they say all this because I'm like a suit. You know, if she drowned by not paying attention, there's trouble there. So it's like, let's create something so nobody gets in trouble. It's fun of those any outrage in the room. No, because I don't really know. I mean.

I also choose not to be outrageous stuff that doesn't affect me or hurt other people. Like, why would I be upset that she's trouble? trying to help other people. Oh, I guess it was, would you be upset that she's even back public? I'm more frustrated. I think that, like, now she's going to kind of be in the influencer world, if you will, because I just feel like, I just don't feel like that's necessary. I get it.

Do you think she's guilty, though? I don't know that she is, but if she's innocent, then she deserves to. You're right. But also at the same time, I think the reason they came to the guilty verdict from what I've read is that. There's no guilty verdict. Sorry, the non-guilty verdict is because the body was so decomposed, they couldn't come to a conclusion. So, like, regardless, most of the time where there's smoke, there's fire. There was something here that caused this all to happen.

And at the very least, like, if she is innocent, obviously, like building her life back, it makes sense. But the influencer side just hits me the wrong way because you were in the public eye for doing something potentially very wrong. And now you're going to try and inspire people. But is she gaining followers on TikTok to try to help others? or is she trying to get endorsements? No, she's not saying, hey, well, she has Substack. She's like, like, like, these are my jeans. What's that?

Yeah, she's like Substack. You can find me on Substack. It's a platform where you can write and people can like, so you have a problem with her being an influencer. Are you on Substack? It feels weird. It feels weird. I thought about writing my next book on Substack, but I didn't. I decided not to write a book because I'm not motivated.

I don't even know what Substack is. I'm just not hearing about this. Do you like Mike Tyson? It's only fans for bookwriters. I don't, I'm not really invested. I don't follow them. There's two conversations going on here. No, I'm just trying to figure out.

Hey, listen, the kids should respect mom and dad's conversation. Yeah, Bobby and I were trying to mind about a sub-sac. Like, what is happening? Okay. Listen, it's your visceral feeling. It's more uncomfortable. I don't know that I'm like angry or I just, it makes me uncomfortable. It was all over like the feed.

And I just, I didn't choose to see that, but now it's all over my feed. And it just feels weird. I don't know how I feel about it. I can agree it feels weird. I saw it and I was like, oh. Did you say you saw a documentary on this recently? No, that was... No, that was Gabby Petito.

That was Mike watching that. Okay. Okay, quickly, we got like five minutes left. I want to bring this up because of Eddie, this affects Eddie's bottom line. This is going to affect your money and you're not somebody who's always talking about money. Oh, great. Kroger, chairman and CEO, Rodney McMullen, stepped down. Following an internal investigation into his personal conduct, which was found to be inconsistent with the company's ethics policy from ABC 7.

Yeah, I saw that memo come down. So does that affect your Eddie's fried chicken? No. No? No. They were the ones that were interested. But you know what? I wonder what he did.

No one said what he did. But that's not your dude. He's not my dude. But he could be your dudes dude. Maybe that was the guy was going to come down and fly and have that meeting with me. Finally, after years of debate,

experts finally agree on what dyslexia is. Okay. Come on. Talk to us. Created has consistency of lack this. I'm sorry? Hmm? Do you say lack this?

Oh, you guys are dyslexic. They understood what I said. Yeah. I said it the right way. You guys heard it backward. Stop. Oh, yeah. The lack of consistency has created a kind of lottery

for kids with dyslexia because everybody is different, right? Depending on where they live, depends on if they get an accurate diagnosis. This affects how common dyslexia, estimates ranging from 5 to 20% of the population that have it. And there are, there's so many different. There's a lot. There's a lot. That's basically what it is. I think in a nutshell, it's just saying it can show up and present so differently in people,

and we're still continuing to learn so much about it. There needs to be sub versions of dyslexia. Yeah. It's what it feels like, because like Eddie can't, hey, Eddie, what? Two plus two. Seven. See, and that's his Oh man.

But discalcula. Eddie, don't water it down. We really haven't. No, no, no. Eddie was just a joke. He was just following a joke. He was just following a joke.

Yeah, I know how to do that. Study. Like, how funny would that have been like four? Not funny at all. Study finds dyslexia is a set of processing difficulties that affect reading and spelling. It involves literacy skills. And then it manifests itself differently, even as people get older. Like it kind of changes.

Well, because we've all had to learn. Yeah, different ways. Survival tactics, techniques. We all had to figure it out. We're just navigating our way through it. And it's like, I don't even know how I come to the conclusion sometimes. Which some people say makes us smarter than everyone else because we figured out how to do that. I would say some of the most successful people, period, in the world, have what they would call learning disability.

And they've had to learn skills like super. powers. If you can't see you hear really well, you've had to learn to do other things exceptionally well, so well that it helps you get ahead in life in ways that you possibly would have never known. So yes, but no with everybody. I don't know what that is. I don't know what that is yet. It does happen. Okay, that's it. Thank you guys. Thanks to Maddie for coming on teaching me how to sing. It's nice of her. Oh, that's very nice. And Virginia. James. James. For the golf Yeah, and then my hoodie.

Shout out. Yeah. Shout out to Bridget. Thank you guys and we will see you tomorrow. Bye, everybody. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which 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,

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Here, the Nick Dick and Poll Show, we're not afraid to make mistakes. What Coogler did that I think was so unique. He's the writer-director. Who do you think he is? I don't know. You meet the, like, the president? You think Canada has a president? You think China has a president.

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I like that. It is an actual Polish saying. Yeah. It is an actual poem. Better version of Play Stupid Games, win stupid prizes. Yes. Which, by the way,

wasn't Taylor Swift, who said that for the first time. I actually, I thought it was. I got that wrong. Listen to the Nick, Dick, and Poll show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I have on, like really one of my favorite people, who also happens to be one of the best singers in town, and I'm going to her for advice. Now, Maddie, how much do you know about what I'm going to ask you about? All I know is this, maybe the song that you are, like, really trying to focus on today that I'm not very familiar with. Okay.

that's okay but I'm here thank you I just need like singing tips from somebody who is a really good singer the problem sometimes

is like Michael Jordan's not a good coach because he's so elevated like he thinks so you may not be able to talk to me because I might be like talking to a dog right and a dog only knows like six words hey you know I feel like you have a very like you are always eager to learn

and that's all you have to have here that's all the requires so I used to be in a boy band called O-Town back in the day. Okay? O-Town has, and she can hear the song

that we play, Ray? This is a, this was the number one hit for these guys. It was a massive song. So play just a little bit of it for Maddie here. Because I've fun at all

or nothing at all. Yes. Yes. Okay, have you ever heard that song? Yes. And for some reason, I was nervous because I was like, I don't know if I've heard this song

because not going to lie. not familiar with the verses, but because, you know, choruses are where it's at. But now I know exactly the song. Totally agree. Now, I wasn't super familiar with the verses. I kind of know words, but I'm more of a melody guy myself anyway, so I just kind of do, but there's a point in the show tonight where I have to come out, and these are pure vocalists, like yourself, this is a boy band, so it's not even like they can play instruments. They're all great singers, but I have a verse after the chorus. And so I know my limitations. I'm not a good singer. I can sing good enough to be funny where it's not distracting from the joke.

But in this song, I have to actually sing. So I'm going to sing. Oh. Yeah, see? Oh, she knows. No, no, no. We heard you loud to Claire. We heard you lot of Claire.

No, because I feel like the verses are going to be a little harder than the chorus. Because like the chorus, you could just let it, you know, you could belt and maybe there'll be other voices you could blend into. But, you know, you're going to be the star of this verse. So. Yeah. Yeah. The chorus is easier because it's.

I can hide, you know, I can sing it a third of the level. And, okay. I mean, it's going to be great. Don't, don't sweat it. Okay, well, let, so what I want is real feedback here, okay? Because I have trouble. I can do, because the lyrics are, and I'll sing it with the music in a second, the lyrics are. Yes.

There are times it seems to me. I'm sharing in your memories. I feel it in my heart. I can't hit that in my heart, but I don't show it. Show it. So I'm going to try it. And I need you to help me. That was already a good start. I'm like for real. We're at a good starting point. Okay. See, she's gassing me up. Okay. I like it. I've got you. All right, Ray, hit the song here. Here we go.

There are times it seems to me. I'm sharing in your memories. I feel it in my heart. but I don't show it, show it. That's all I got to do. Now, what can I do? That, okay, so. So, rate that though, C minus, C minus D plus? I'm given that a B plus because I heard your, first off, it takes bravery, so you get points for that. I don't want bravery points.

No, no, for real, like the notes, you were hitting the notes. And so, but I think if you want to impress people, we can get a little fancy. Okay. You know what I'm saying? Okay, okay. Okay, so, okay, let's just do a little practice. So first, I want you to, like, touch your belly button like this. Like, push in.

And we're just going to warm up. Just push in a little bit and go, Hacuna Matata, like that. Hakuna Matata. I'm just kidding. That absolutely has nothing to do with anything. I just want to mess with you. That was awesome. No, but for real, okay.

I'm just kidding. Okay, so wait, what is the first? It's like, Okay, the lyrics are, There are times, it seems to me, I'm sharing in your memories. I feel it in my heart. Okay, so the memories part.

Okay, the memories part, you did, you did, like, what was the thing you did where you did like kind of a little run? And I think if we like smooth that out, it would be like, oh, dang, you know? Okay. So what was it that you sang on the memories part? There are times it seems to me,

I'm sharing. in your memories. Yes, that's beautiful. Memories. You could even make it fancy, like, Memories. And do it fast. Memories.

Okay, Ray, try it out. Let me see if I can hit the memories part. That's your memory. I don't know how she said to doing. There are times it seems to me. I'm sharing you in memories. Yes. That's not it.

Yes. No, that was really good. Memories. I heard it. So it's just a little fancy trick. If you listen to Teanize music, that's literally the trick I always do for everything just to make it feel fancy.

And it's like, da-da-da-da-da-da. You know, just little runs. Memories. Like that? Memories. Yes. Yeah. Memories.

Yeah, throw that on them tonight. And they'll be like, dang. Okay. Now the part that I've really been struggling, it goes, I feel it in my heart. That heart, I feel it in my heart. I don't have that. Okay, so you could break that up to, I feel it in my heart, heart.

You could break up the note, so it's not like, it's like a weird note I feel like this. Feel it in my heart. Is that it? Do I need to make it in my, again, I have to do it like what it feels like. Is it like two words? I feel it in my heart. Ooh. Yes, boom.

That's beautiful. And then you land on the perfect note and then you don't have to be on this weird note. You just do your thing. And it sounds great. I feel it in my heart. Dude, yes. Yes. I hear that.

Y'all, I did maybe like five vocal lessons. Really, it was just to, it was how I met Tay. But these, those five vocal lessons are paying off today. Yeah, we did them when you're like 12. Yeah, Maddie. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

She had experience. Yeah. Her and Tay were kids. I know. Yeah, we were a little babies. The final part of the, because the final part of my solo goes, but I don't show. It show it

That's that's okay I'm chasing up A top of a mountain I don't You could do the You could do the two words on the don't Too I don't Show it showy

I don't Oh Do it will you do it again I don't Try that I don't Yeah that's You could even scoop it like that

Don't I don't I don't. Yeah. No, that was even better. Maddie, how hard do you want him to sing that, though? Should he go like, don't? Or just mime it with nothing.

I can do that too. I don't. I think you go. Yeah, you could. It's beautiful when you like back off or you go. It's like the dynamics of a vocal makes it, you know, makes people think that you're fancy too. It's all, you know, tricks. Oh, I can pull the microphone away.

I don't. That's always good. Oh, that's the classic right there. They put my finger on my ear. Or if you get really nervous, you can start, like, kind of like dabbing your eye and make it look like you're crying and, like, come off of the note, you know, and be like, oh, you're just getting so emotional and just be like, you know. So that's always a trick, too. Cry the whole time, miss the whole thing. If I didn't mess it.

Okay. So I don't show it. Show it. Yeah. I think, because I think the show it sounds great. I think it's the don't that I hear that you're like, oh, I'm nervous. about that note, but I think you're doing great. I don't, don't.

Because sometimes if you break it up in two, it's less breath support, I think. I don't. I don't. I don't. That's beautiful. Yeah, and honestly, Bobby, you're hitting it. I don't.

So if you sing just, uh, like maybe five or ten times today, you're probably just going to feel comfortable with that high note once you like sing it a couple times today. Just, you know, if you're in the shower or whatever, He's like, don't, don't, don't. And then you'll be great. I don't show it, show it. Okay, Ray, can you hit it from the top again?

Your money, dude. Okay, let's try. Walking out, I got the microphone. There are times it seems to me. I'm sharing in your memories. I feel it in my heart. But I don't show it. show it

dude 10 out of 10 that was great 10 out 10 for me is that like I thought that was great you hit all of the notes and you did some little

the heart I thought was beautiful because I'm making it two words right I'm going I know and that's it's kind of a country trick too because like in country you can kind of sing things I mean you can make up your own words you can do whatever you want

there's just freedom so you can just you know use those little trickies I feel it in my heart But I don't show it Show it I think Yeah your money on the don't I think you just have to keep

Just sing that don't A couple times today And then you're not gonna It's the it's the anticipation of the note That gets us So if you just like sing that note Over and over again Then your brain's gonna be like

Oh yeah duh I can sing that note You know what I'm saying Would it help if I had one of those things I'd blow to go Right before I went on what is wait what oh like a yeah like f you blow onto it so you put you on the right on the right key

yeah I mean you know oh no you're musical enough to you'll be good if you got those little in ear thingies yeah you'll be good or I'll just come side stage and be like she'll sing in my ears and feed you the note yes

oh do you ever have to do that like if you're singing like the national anthem or something do you have to like hear the the key the pitch before you go just to remind you Do you not know that we don't, us in the national anthem, do you not know the lore? Of you guys and the national anthem?

Yeah, we got burned one time. We like did a, it was like a college football game and the like production team was like, yeah, your in your should work, whatever. And we're a duo. So we have to be able to hear each other. And they had our in ears off. And so T and I just had to like hold hands and just like look at each other like. like and try to sing it together.

And honestly, for what it was, it sounded fine. But ever since then, we'll never do it again. We love our country. We'll never sing the national anthem. Yeah, that's tough. If you can't hear each other aside from getting on it by yourself, that would be very difficult. Oh, and then the echo of like the stadium.

And so it traumatized both of us. So we just, we love. Yeah, I'm like, you know what? There's, yeah, it's not for us. So we want to play your. new song. And so Kissing Cowboys. Is that the single that you guys are going with?

Like radio single? I don't know. What do you want us to play? Like what do you want us to play kissing Cowboys? Yeah. Kissing Cowboys. It's the new song. We've got our new album coming out in May. And so that's like one of the little tunes that's coming out. And it's a really fun one. We wrote it with Luke Dick and Laura Veltz, who are two of our like favorite writers in town.

So it's fun to get to have one with them. Well, I know it because I put it on the women of art country this weekend and I'd know if that was the only. Thank you. Yeah, so it would be awesome. We're going to play it. The album's May 2nd. When you guys get ready to come up, you and Taylor, or sorry, Tay, you and Tay have a free

pass to come up when it's album time. Come up, talk with this, perform. Whatever you, we don't have to perform, whatever you want to do. If you want me to perform for you after I'm so good a singer after this, I'm happy to do that as well. Dude, I think it's time for you to make a full solo record. Like, I think you can do it. I would never leave Eddie.

I would never, she's trying to split us up, Eddie. You know what? I would never leave Eddie, so that's not going to happen. What is that all about? Yeah, that's true. Yeah, y'all are right or die like TAY and I. So, okay, well, then y'all need to make a like a full-blown duo record. And then y'all can come get in the category with us, you know, for CMAs. It'll be great. We tried. They've never put us in. We even had a number one comedy record and they never put us in. They wouldn't even include us. So I think all of us, Eddie and I and you and Tay should boycott CMAs and ACMs together. I get them roped out. You know, we have, I mean, we've lost the category for, I think, like, 11 years now, which honestly, I think you should get an award for that. I agree.

After 10, it's like the opera. You should get a cup. Yeah. I mean, you know, or some, you know, it's, it's great, though. But I think we need to have the comedy, you know, category that needs, y'all got robbed for that. Thank you. There's a lot of changes we need to be making this year. Now she's reminding us we got robbed for a comedy category.

Now we're even angrier. Okay. I know. Maddie, thank you for the help. I'm going to hopefully implement this tonight. We're going to play your song, and it will see you soon. And by the way, their Love and Light Tour kicks off. It says spring.

What do you mean spring? It's already kind of spring, right? Yeah, I guess it's pre-spring. We start in April, but it's really special that we're playing. First off, that we're getting to play this show. I just, I love what this show does, what it stands. for just all of the things. But then we're also headlining the Ryman the day before the album comes out in May, which is like bucket list insane. So it's like today I feel like I'm going to be

a little like out of body because I'm like, oh my gosh, we get to do this show and we get to headline here. It's very wild. We will help you promote whatever you need. So let us know. We will see you guys soon. Thank you for your help. I literally just reached out to Maddie this morning and was like, can you please help me sing? Like this was like a set up interview. It was like she probably got woke up at 7.30 so thank you for jumping on and I'm sure I'll see you later on.

Absolutely. Thank you all. See y'all tonight. All right. Bye, Maddie. Bye. And for those that don't know, Maddie and Tay will be a surprise, which not so much of a surprise anymore. All right, right, yeah. There we go. It's out. There you go. It's out. Now she's talking if she has a much. Leave, right? What's up?

I just leave, right? Yeah, you can leave this. Yeah, you're good. Bye, Maddie. Yeah, see you later. We just keep going without you. Yes. That's funny.

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