WEDS PT 2: Bobby On The REAL Tim Tebow + Bobby’s Embarrassing Post + Bobby Gets Listener A JOB!

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3:10This is Oscar and Oceanside California. Oscar. Hey Bobby, do you live near the water? About like 10 minutes or so, not that far. Do you go to the water? Sometimes, sometimes we get like some dirty water coming up from the south so it's a hitter mist depending on the water quality. Classic south, yeah always. Classic. To try that Arkansas Mississippi water and makin' this way up. Did you grow out there? No, I'm originally from New Jersey. I'm just stationed out here right now. Oh, got it. Oh, so you don't have really having allegiance to the beach? Well, I'm from Jersey, so the Jersey Shore of course. Other beach. Is it water warmer over there? Right now it is because we're like in a little of a heat wave but normally it's cold. Because isn't it, yeah, I can be wrong here. Isn't it cold on the Pacific side and warmer on the Atlantic side? Yeah, the water? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, because anytime we go to LA and there's water, it sucks. Who wants to get in the water?

4:10So cold. It's cold. Also, I don't want to get in the water anywhere because I don't like water. But other than that, so you're stationed in ocean side. Can you tell me what you do? I'm a hospital corpsman so I attend some Marines out here in Camp Pendleton. Just medical-wise stuff like that. That's pretty cool. Do you do needles? Yeah, I'm really good with IVs. Nice. Wow. You know what doctors do for babies that I think is pretty cool? Is that so we have to do a thing with our five-month-old, whenever we put lotion on our face, where we have to, because she hates it. We go, boop, boop, boop, we poke her everywhere on her body. We have lotion on her other finger. So then when we do the poke with the boop, that lotion hits the face. Then we keep boop, boop, boop, boop. She thinks it's funny. And then by the time she realizes, oh, we just tricked her, we got the lotion on her face. Right? So we're boop, boop, boop, boop. So on TikTok, doctors do that with shots. And the baby sometimes doesn't even realize it, because they're getting boop, boop so much.

5:12This doctor said this is how I will give baby shots or vaccines or whatever. And it's like, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, you know, boop, go to the next boop. And the baby's like, hey, uh-huh. It's wild. It's pretty cool. Do you ever do boop, boop, Oscar? Yeah, do boop, boop, boop, try to get some farts and burps out of him. Oh, no, no, no. I mean, with your needles with the soldiers, yeah. No, I don't know if they really like the boop. Oh, yeah, boop, boop with the soldier. You have a baby, Oscar? Yes, I do, baby Jack. How old? I, he's a month old now. Oh my goodness. He's hanging out in bed right now with me. That's so cool. Right now. Wow. Okay. Well, let's play a little game, Oscar. I don't know how you're going to do with this, but it's a little Bobby Bones show trivia. I think it should be pretty easy, but let's see if you get any of these five, okay? Okay. All right.

6:12Let's see. We got Oscar here, California. Oscar, can you give me the name of any one of my two dogs? Which one caught Stella or Ella? You know, he almost combined both of them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because one of us is Stanley and one is Ella. Stella. Yeah, Ella. So Ella is correct. That is one. Give the guy one point. Good job. What show member is known for doing the morning corny? Amy. That's correct. Oh, here's a level two. What is Amy's son's name? Stevenson. Okay, we got a player. Oh, man. Dude, we got a player. What singing competition show was I on for four seasons as the official mentor? American Idol. Good. Okay, this guy knows his game here. Hey, he knows ball. Like I was showing. He knows ball. Okay, let's go level three. A little harder. What college did lunchbox attend? Texas A&M. No. Or cummering Texas. Amy went to Texas A&M.

7:13Oh, man. Lunchbox went to UTSA, San Antonio. Yeah, runners. Okay, okay. Eddie used to work as what job before he joined this show? He used to film for the news. That's right. Yeah. TV news shooter producer. That's right. Okay, okay. Okay, this is no super ball. I don't think he gets this. But let's see. What was the name of the movie I was in? In 2009 with Vanessa Hudgens and Lisa Kudro. Can I phone in lunchbox or Eddie? No, they won't for sure, no. No, I know it. Yeah, if you don't know it, that's okay. You haven't missed any yet. No, I don't know that one. Okay, the movie was Lord of the Rings. It's a movie called Bandslam. Okay, okay, okay. Two other questions. What late night talk show host is my professional idol and hero

8:13when I've never met him? What's his name? He actually came to visit us when I was at Walter Reed. Um, white hair, big beard now on Netflix. Yeah, that's right. Baby, come on. What's his name? Stellar. He has a talk show host. Yeah, I'm going to take it close enough. It's David Letterman. It's David Letterman. David Letterman. Yeah, or or Stellar. Because he knew who it was. Yes, just didn't have the name. Yeah, um, okay. I think he did good. I think he went. Awesome. Oscar. So here's, so I have a really good prize for you. But I don't know if you can use it if your station on a base there. Let me read you the prize. And also I may just give you some money. I may just then move you some money. So we have a five dollar, a five hundred dollar airtasker gift card, which means a pet sitter, personal assistant mechanic, handyman, cleaner, I teach anything. They do anything. And so it's a five hundred dollar gift card for you to use with airtasker, get anything done, mounting a TV, yard work.

9:15And so I'm going to send you this card. And for everybody listening, download the airtasker app or visit airtasker.com. Now with you living on base, I'm going to give you that anyway. Somebody can use it in your family or life. But then I'll just Venmo you a hundred bucks. Oh my god. So unexpected. I just woke up from a nap. There you go. Look at that. There you go. Uh, can I put you on hold and you give Abby? Do you have a Venmo? Um, no, I think my wife, though. She's right next to you right now. Or cash app. You have cash app? Uh, I just have baby federal. I'm not really usually when I let people like, when I pay for stuff, I'm just like, hey, you just buy me something back. I don't really ever expect you guys to ever pay me back. You just borrowed people. Interesting. All days. Uh, I mean, 1700s. Okay. I'm sending him three pelt. Four on exchange. Yeah. Ask your wife if she has a Venmo. Um, do you have a Venmo? She has a Venmo. Okay. Then I'm going to put you on hold and Abby's going to get to Venmo.

10:16And I'm going to Venmo you 100 bucks. And then we're going to make sure you get this 500-dollar gift card to airtasker. Okay. I got a thank you so much, Bobby. Hey, you're awesome, man. I know you're dealing with this morning. You're awesome. And thank you for listening and... Congrats on the baby. Oh my goodness. Congrats on the one month old. And the nap. That's actually cool. That's amazing. That's... You got a nap when you tend. That's great. Thinking about it gives me chills one month. Not knowing. It's like, it's awesome. But if you... I get it when people after it's done and they go, you know, I'm like, I tell you how hard it is. I'm just going to let you do it. It's hard. Yeah. That's awesome. That's hard. Okay, Oscar, you stand hold. Abby, you got him. Okay, there he is. Oscar. Good job. Good job. Okay. Now he was good, huh? That was awesome. Never know. You know his stuff. Okay, you want to do some stories? Sure. Yeah, you go. Have you all heard of Big Erexia? What? That's not what I thought you were saying. Whoa, whoa. I thought we were going blue pill.

11:17Where did you not think? Amy, stop. What? You did that on purpose. No, I did. It's called Big Erexia. Have you heard of Vainey Hard Erexia? No. What are y'all are thinking about never cross my mind? I really could like a little context. It's like, it's like a thousand years in Big Erexia. No, Big Erexia. No, we have it. Like, I have context, so that's why my brain didn't go there. We didn't have context. Our brains live there. Go ahead. So doctors are raising alarm about this. It's a body dysmorphic disorder that's on the rise. And young boys and young men. And it's flying under the radar because it can look like dedication in the gym. Just trying to get bigger. But it's an obsession with getting as big muscularily as possible. And it's called Big Erexia. What's the Erexia part of it? They don't know how big they are? Well, yeah, they can't stop. Just like sometimes with body dysmorphia, you look in the mirror, you don't see. I mean, let me reset that because I said something wrong. I was confusing morphia with Erexia. Because if you have anorexia, it's not about what you see.

12:17It's just what you're doing, right? Well, both can happen at the same time. They may not realize how. I sort of sensitive to that. So I want to make sure. Yes. Absolutely. They don't, they may or may not see what other people see. But either way, the goal is to be as small as possible with anorexia. And this is the goal is to be as, we'll use word buff as possible or strong as possible. Yeah. And it's called Big Erexia. Big Erexia. Of the Erexia is that'd be the one I'd prefer. Sure. Who doesn't want to be buff? Is there a preferable rexia? I don't think so. Is that one healthy? I feel like that one's healthier. No, I mean, not because I don't know what links they're going through to get big. Yeah, that's a good point. I know nothing. It can still be harmful, but I just thought. It's like such stupid stuff. What I found interesting is that it's flying under the radar. People are noticing it. And they're getting praised just like sometimes with, and in other reading disorders, you might get praised for like, oh, wow, you've lost weight or you're looking good. And you don't know. And like this is like, oh, wow, you're really hitting the gym. You're working hard.

13:17You're a huge man. But it's like, you don't know what they're actually going through to achieve that. And I don't know. I just, I saw a guy the other day of this. It was interesting. Like he was huge in his upper body. Like huge. And then he had skinny, skinny little legs. And I was wondering, I wonder if he knows that. I do. For sure he knows. I do. I do. Oh, God. What's the new, oh no. I'm very aware, okay? There's no need. How stupid. Videos you're putting up of Tim Tibo on the bobby cast. He looks massive. Like, I like to say a couple things about that. One, he is. Like when he walked in, you just like, I mean, of course, he looks better than when we met him before. Or as a just, he's Tanner. He's definitely was Tanner. Uh, a couple of things about Tim Tibo. Okay. It's very much the little big town effect. Do you know what I mean by the little big town effect? Yes. I think so. Can take a stab at it. My stab would be that little big town is consistently kind.

14:21Like there's, there never, like some people can be on and you may catch them on an off day. They've never been off. And there, so you know that they're just genuinely showing up as they are. So at the core, they are kind. She nailed it. That's it. And we've had so many opportunities and instances both professionally and personally. Because I have different relationships. All four of them at different levels for sure personally is. Well, I mean, it's sort of Amy. They're awesome. All four of them. Yeah. They are the best. Over a decade. So. And their spouses are awesome. Like they're all that's the little big town effect. Like if they were faking it, it's the greatest fake job in the history of life. Tim Tibo is that because I've now had four and I won't say instances, some were instant, some were much longer. But he's been on this show before a long time ago when he had a book. I'm gonna do another studio. Yeah, I remember that. It's a long time ago, but so he was great. But most people that come in are great because they know that this is a pony show. Song of Dance.

15:21Come in and be funny. Get out of here. But when I was doing Paul Fine Bombs, ESPN show, he was also doing some ESPN work. And there was a tour bus that we were just in because that show was outside. And he comes in and it's like, Bobby, he sent me for 20 minutes. He didn't need to. He didn't have to. But it was like all attention. Like he's totally focused. Like it was just so nice. I saw him again at a restaurant. Now this was much shorter because we were at a restaurant. But five minutes. Bobby. Oh my goodness. This interview. All before, all after. I mean, it's a little big town syndrome. He is the greatest guy. We now have the same agent as well. And so we were talking a lot about that because he's new with my agent. And he's like, what's what, you know, here's why I work with him. And I was like, yeah, he's so honest. My agent's been on the show before. I think he's so honest. Like sometimes there's news you don't want to know. But he's so honest about it. And a lot of agents in my lifetime have been, I won't say scummy.

16:22But not always transparent. But mine and now Tim's is the best. He got bad news. He don't give it to you. And so we talked about that. And he's just such a kind guy. And then he's always so much bigger every time than I remember him being. Because when you see him on television, he seems short because he's up against other football players. And he might be six, two or six, three. He's a giant. He's thick. He's muscular. He's tan. And he's very tall. I get a post picture. I'm in shoes, six, one. Solid shoes. I had some shoes on yesterday that had a little, had a little, I bet I want, I'll be honest with you. If I went to the doctor, I wouldn't have wore those. Ha, ha, ha. I'm in high measuring day. Yeah, I wouldn't have wore that. I probably like six foot and a half yesterday. I haven't thought about that. Which why am I thinking about that? You're being here. There's a lot of deal. It's a lot of me cares about that. Yeah, in my license says that. And I want to be true to the government. Okay. Care enough.

17:23Yeah, thank you. He's the best. Tim Teebo is the absolute best. And there's a Bobby cast up with him now. And he is six, three listed at 240. He's gigantic. 240. He has a young, young child as well. We talked a lot about child trafficking. And that's his, his, his, his, his, his, his, his, really into it. And, he's passionate about it. You know, he said, we've talked a little bit before it goes on. I say, I haven't asked you about that. It goes, I appreciate if you'd ask me one question. Like, thank you so much. But then I was just so curious, because we know it's a bad deal, but it's not often talked about a lot. And I asked him, I was like, if this is what it is and it's so bad, why are we not talking about it more? And then he gives the greatest reason. And he's like, because it's not comfortable for people to hear. People don't want to hear about this. And if you- It's hard to wrap your head around it. And not even that, it's so gross and awful that if someone's talking about it, social media, you just get off of it. And he goes, you know, it's dark. It's so dark that people don't want to hear about it. So it makes them uncomfortable.

18:25But we did 60% of the show on just fun stuff. And he really just thought I was going to ask him one question. He was very grateful for it. I asked like seven, because I couldn't get enough of the information he was giving me because my mind was blown. And I left and I was both, as a Casey Musgrave song would say, happy and sad at the same time, because he was great and the interview was great. But it's like, what? The story he tells, so his dad was a preacher and missionary. And there was a situation when they were in another country. And they came in and they were they were in this other country. They basically child trafficking was pretty common. And nobody would really say anything. And it's just, it's something that happened to his dad that was passed to him. And it's personally why he's so involved. Okay, I mean, I was curious. I never knew why or how he got so involved in that.

19:27Which obviously if you, who cares how it becomes something you want to be involved in or to be able to spread awareness about, because he's a huge ally and resource to survivors of that, victims of that. And if you go to Netflix and watch it, because those episodes they like us to be a little under an hour. So we had to trim out some of the stuff about football and some of the stuff about the trafficking. But if you go to the podcast version, it's much longer, right Mike? The audio version. And we can definitely get, but that's up. And you're right, he's huge and he's awesome. I can't say enough nice things about him. And I'm not a Gator fan, but, you know, and he even beat us in the SD chamber, chipped the one time we went and I was there. And he thought it was so funny I was there. Let's shut up, dude. I saw him. He said, I don't know how y'all remember like details about that. Oh, yeah, I saw you write that. Yeah, because it's like so, it's not just that example. It's, it's many.

20:27We're all like, oh, yeah, that game. And I mean, you know how many football games Tim Tebow has played? And he can recall like exactly what he had dropped the punt. Right? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Like that's, yeah. That's crazy to me. So it's up. I got a question. Does he tell you like how you can spot it? Because I see those signs of the airport all the time. Be on the lookout for trafficking. And I'm like, how would I know when I'm at an airport, what trafficking looks like? Yeah, you're right. And we talk about that a little bit, but sometimes you can't. It's not even in a place that you can see. And a lot of it too is done by leverage, meaning it's not like they're just hauling somebody. Cause trafficking would feel like you saw him in a car and drive him. Kidnapping. But they just have him because they either financially, they can't get out. In other countries, they've thrown to kill their parents. They have the past ports. They drugs drugs. Drugs. Yeah, they drug them. Yeah, I need to know. Yes, that's talked about too. Okay, cause I always say that. See that in their port. I'm like, look out for it. What am I looking for? Cause I look at people and I'm like, I could do though.

21:28I feel like you could see if someone looks like they don't want to be with the people they're with. Yeah, sometimes your signs don't want to be with you. I see it. I don't know. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's true. It's. Isn't there a code or is that on TikTok? Probably both. Like we're a hand signal that you're supposed to look for. But they know you think the traffickers know the codes too. Like they're algorithm and they know the code so they're watching. Yeah, but they're driving. I'm saying, isn't there stories in the news where a girl did it out the window and it ended up saving her life? But what's scary about it all now too is a lot of this stuff we're talking about right now. At least these examples are in person, but so much of it is internet driven too. Like these. It's five videos and. Five four fist. Five four fist. That's the sign. Yeah, human human trafficking hand signal. Okay. I believe that's correct. Mike. That is it. Five four. Like come in. One plus. Okay. Look at him dude. That's the sign. He's practicing it. That's the sign. Five four fist. Your hands work probably. Five four fist.

22:29So how would they, but see how would they do that if they're walking with their person, right? Let's just say you're walking beside someone and you're just doing it down below your waist. Yeah. You're not holding your hand up like five. Yeah. Or you know, 16. No girl from North Carolina was rescuing in Turkey November 2021 after using the viral signal for help hand gesture. Wow. You're going to passing motorist. That's the story you're talking about. When was that? 2022. 2021. Yeah. Cause I'm like, okay, so now I'm going to be walking through the airport. No, no, you don't do it. You look for it. Yeah, you don't do the sign. That's what I'm saying. I'm going to be looking for. And I'm worried that someone may be just like. They're hand gesture. Could you then you watch twice and then if not and if you see it twice, maybe I just tackled. No, you just go, I mean, hey, I think you dropped this or something to see if what are. Okay. What that dynamic is. But again, it's, it's going to be difficult. Yeah, that's the one thing I'm always like, man, I just have no idea how to tell. I just didn't expect to be so interested.

23:35And I don't want that word to feel positive in what he's doing and what's happening to these children. But I found myself compelled to continue asking questions about it because I wanted to know more so than he was like, you need to talk about this with me because he wasn't like that at all. But it's up. Hope you listen to it. Getting a lot of great messages about it. The two things are that in the 90s podcast that we're doing, which I guess, I guess still offended it people for no reason. Might have been a f-. I just shouldn't, I just, I have this permanent chip on my shoulder. I stay looking for a reason to be motivated. And I've had a few people go, hey, I listened to that 90s podcast you guys did because we did so far five episodes or not. Another one comes out today. Yeah. What's it today? So, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94. Those are, and then today 95's out. And they said, it's the best thing you've done. And I'm thinking, no, no, no, I've done a lot more than they. You think it's the best thing I've done? Do you think I suck? Oh. No, no, no, it's a compliment. I can rationalize that, but that's where my, inside my guts goes. Oh.

24:35Like, you think this is the best thing I've done? So you don't think I'm not good, because I mean, all we did was a lot of research in a red. So I suck to you, huh? But if you know what you're thinking is irrational, how come you can't skip that? And this is just a deep question, stupid, but- Deep answer, stupid. Yeah, yeah, like, how come, how, how, if you know that it's irrational, how come you can't just be like, that's irrational? But I can't, and I did. I have awareness of it, but it doesn't mean my visceral, like my- Reaction? Yeah, it's not going to be that of being offended. Got it. So, but are you still offended? No. Okay. But I know the fear- No, I'm not offended. I just know I shouldn't feel that way. Like, I have enough awareness of it that I can counter it, but it's like what someone tells me, and this is not me, just glazing myself, I promise you. But if someone tells me, man, you're so talented, I get pissed off. Hmm. That's weird. Because I'm not talented. You are talented. I mean, would you want to hear, you've worked so hard? Yeah. Okay. You have really worked hard for-

25:36To be talented? No. Talented is natural. And I don't feel- Last night, I was on the phone for like 45 minutes, and I didn't know the guy before him. But I had someone that I respect in the industry say, hey, there is this- He is Morning Show in Tampa on, like, the Hades-C pop station. And he said he's a fan of yours, and like, the person that asked me this is really high up in a different company. He said, it's a fan of yours, and there's some real potential in them, and I think he's 29 or 30. Should I give him a call and just kind of talk him with them? So I called him, talked him for an hour last night, just asking about a story, what he wanted to do, if- how I can help him, just- and I don't think I had no any answers, but I know that I've been through a lot, and I have experienced a share. So I'm never going to be the guy that knows how to give you an answer, but I can be the guy that's probably done it wrong, and I can share it with you. And so I talked to him last night for a long time, and how did I get on this, because I felt like I had a point. So it's all into-

26:36Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And he was asking about, you know, like, how- how did you do this stuff? And I said, man, if there's anything that you can look at me for, it's that I have no talent, very little, and I was able to do some crazy things if you just look at it individually. And I was like, I'm different. Two New York Times bestsellers, a kids bestseller, I've won a dance show, I'm the youngest member of the radio hall of fame, not all that, the biggest thing is us doing the show for 20 years, and I- like all this, and it shouldn't happen except for I just was fearless in doing it, and I don't have fear of doing it wrong to figure out how to do it, right? But it is not talent-based. It's not- my talent is understanding that I don't know the answers, but I can figure them out. Is it talent, huh? Is tenacity a talent? Probably not. I don't know what that means. Drive, man. Tenacity? Got it. Repeat. Not a talent. Uh, tenacity is just, yeah, not- Or are you giving that? Are you giving that tenacity?

27:38Uh. Could that be- I don't think it was given. I think I- For- For- I do think to be fair, I do think I was born smart. Yes. I do think that's- and smart's a weird thing to say, but I do think I have the ability to process quickly and- That's so cool. The process quickly to think. Uh. I have- I have discern- I'm- I'm graded discernment and I see politicians and I'm like, they are the biggest Nichols salesman. They don't care anything about people. This is all I- and I want- look around, I'm like, how do people not know this? Why are people like loving them when- it's obvious they don't care any- Right. So, yeah. I had a great talk with him last night. I was like, it is not about talent. Nothing's about talent. It's about showing it up over and over again and when it doesn't work, do it again. That's it. I never talk on the phone. Talk for- 46 minutes last night. That phone gets hot, huh? The bottom of my phone was hot. Why does it do that? I couldn't believe it. Like when I talked to my brother for a long time, I'm like, God, it's burning my ear.

28:38What's- yes. Like, recall. All right. I think we went a little long there. Um. So, bigorexia. It sounds like you're saying bigorexia. I'm still- Still all of us thought that. I'm still all of us thought that. I know. That's where we started. So, who's next? Um, let's go quickly. Because we were going to do Tuesday or VU's day. It's Wednesday. I know we're going to do Wednesday or VU's day, but Tuesday or VU's day coming up. Lunchbox. Go with yours. You want 16 or pregnant or the challenge? I'd- Just flip the coin, dude. Surprise us. Yeah. Like whatever. I'd rather have bigorexia. Okay. 16 or pregnant. Yeah. Well, it's crazy. It's Chelsea Halskuh. Her daughter turned 17. So that is the same age that when Chelsea had her baby. So she is now has a daughter to the same age. So Chelsea has been in my life for 17 years and they were celebrating her birthday and they were just like, she was like, it's crazy to think that she's the same age as when I had her. That's pretty crazy. Pretty crazy. Um, I can't believe it's been that long.

29:39Yeah. And it is crazy, though. Like there's a girl that I went to high school with who- she was a teen mom and like the whole school knew. And she post pictures of her on Facebook now. And it's like, that's crazy. She's like in college. Boulder than she was when she had her. For me, it's when I see professional athletes, kids now being professional athletes. That's weird. That's weird. That's weird. Eddie. Okay. So do you remember the days when you could walk your family member, your loved one to the gate as they're flying off? Well, back before 9-11. Yeah. It was the good old days. Well now TSA is doing something where in 13 airports, they're trying it out where you can do that again, but you do have to have TSA pre-check and you got to let them know a couple of days in advance that you're going to go. And then you can go straight to the gate with your friends. That's terrible, man. You have to promise I'm going to have a bomb in your shoe. Like I promise, I don't have a bomb in my shoe. Well, it's the same as if you were flying somewhere. You just don't have a boarding pass. Oh, you just, is it a different kind of pass, though? Yeah, you have to have a different kind of pass. It's got to get okayed by them two days before you show up. I don't mind that. It's kind of cool.

30:39It's cool. It's cool. It's cool. Yeah. Yeah, you can go to the gate until they get on the plane. They have passes for that, but I don't want that. If my wife is flying somewhere, I don't need to spend an hour sitting at the gate with her. I want you to. You don't need to, but some people might want to. Or you can go have a meal with her at one of the restaurants. That's okay. I'd rather just drop them off and be able to be back home in 10 minutes. But that's you. That's you. I think 90% of Americans would, you drop them off of the airport. All right. I don't need to sit there for two hours. Okay. Eddie, good story. I thought it was kind of cool. It's interesting. I saw that. It's interesting. They're trying it in 13 airports, but pretty soon hopefully we'll be all of them. Have you seen the clip of the Elizabeth Holmes documentary coming out? Oh, there are no. Oh, there are no. Yes, I don't know why I was thinking of Elizabeth Smart, but yes, she, but when is it released? This looks good. So it's my favorite guy in the history of television alive, Nathan Felder, who did Nathan for you, and then he did the show that you thought was weird. Yeah, the airplane one, the pilot one, what's it called?

31:40The rehearsal. So she let cameras in. He lived with her. He lived with her. I thought it was a real movie. No, no, they've already done that sort of thing. Yeah, no, it's not. Yeah. And this was shot two weeks before she's going to prison, right? Yeah, I'm not sure the exact amount of time. I thought it was a little longer than that. I thought he lived with it for like 30 days, but regardless, I'm such a fan of him. Like anything he puts out, consider me there. But also with her and that clip of her being like, I'm telling you the truth. Uh-huh. It's freaking. And also when she goes to jail, because I saw this in a story, he gets a man to see free to be her, because he's talking to her in prison, but she can't be filmed in prison. So he has a man to see free to act out what she's saying and a man to see free to play her in the movie. Oh, yeah. Oh, what do they call that? The miniseries. The miniseries. Yeah, whatever. So it comes out. Oh, we have to wait till October 16th. Yeah, that's a month. That's a month. That's not very far. That's really not long. Five weeks. You're going to theater for that one? Oh, absolutely.

32:41The theater? Yeah, theater. Oh, you're freaking new. Yeah, let's all go together. No, no, no, no. I wouldn't enjoy that. I am such a fan of him. I don't, I would go with Mike and that's it, because we would shut up and not even talk to each other and look forward. It'd be like every other of any of our characters. Every time I don't talk. I would talk. Yeah, I don't want to. Yes, you will. I won't. I don't want the distractions. You'll be like, that's crazy. So it's multiple things. One, it's Elizabeth Hollins before she went to prison and she's talking in her normal voice, no, her boy, no, she's not talking deep anymore. And then it's Nathan Felderhu, man, love. You love. I mean, to me, my favorite performance artist of all time is Andy Kaufman. And I was talking to a friend yesterday, he's like, I didn't get it. I think it was all funny. It's not all funny. It's him just seeing how people react. And that's a lot of how. But it was funny to him. Yeah, Nathan Felder does. But yeah, that's what's up. That's all I got. Cool. Everybody good? You're not going to the movie theater. I will go that. I will go.

33:41If I can, I will go opening night. Wow. That's good. You're not showing. You believe me? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Wow. Buy yourself. I would go to that by myself. Wow. On opening night, nude. Wow, it just keeps getting weird and weird. Okay. Let's break. Hi, this is Kylie Breikman, Angel Jaretana. Jeremy Colhane, Cash McDonald. And we're the hosts of the artists on artists on artists on artists podcast. We improvise character comedy podcasts where each week a new panel of artists discuss their craft. Join us for a panel of wellness influencers. What I try to do is foe journal. I don't know. I think I sort of foe journaling. Yeah, it's reading. It's called reading. Yeah. So you're so we don't like to use that word anymore. Okay. A panel of New Yorker cartoonists. Have you guys done Terry Gross's Peloton class? No. I've been dying too. I'm so sorry. I'm seeing a reading of Sudako in the Thousand Paper Cranes by Auderman Donald at the Wonderland bookstore. 14. That's crazy.

34:42I went to the Wonderland bookstore yesterday and I heard Nora Jones do a reading of Zero Dark Thirty. No way. We'll have to come to the last bookstore though. Kim Kertroll is reading the guitar tabs of yesterday. A panel of Eurovision participants. And we do a little Halloween sometimes. Does the Pope dress up? He winks on Halloween. He gets rid of next to the microphone. I hear you get the elbows here. The eyelashes hate each other. You never seen Italy so quiet as when the Pope gets up to wink on Halloween. Listen to artists on artists on artists on the I heard radio app Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey everyone. It's the Jonas Brothers with the Hey Jonas podcast. We've been catching up with some great friends Paul Rod Michael Boulier, Seth Meyers, Nile Horan, Jake Shane, and making some new friends while getting into what's really like to have sisters like Alex National. She likes to control everyone and talk. Okay, well control is a harsh word. I would say that's a harsh word. I am more outspoken. Growing up a lot of the times because she was so quiet, I would speak for like the both

35:43of us. Now I'm working on like thinking of Mom and not thinking before I speak. And Joey King. You know if your like mom is yelling at your sibling and even if you're annoyed with your sibling, you just like won't let that slide. It's like you only can yell at your sibling. I'm like, you can't do that here. That is not what I'm talking about. Like I just want to talk about it. Plus we've been taking your calls, listening to your voice mails and giving advice or at least trying to. So if you've got catching up to do now is the perfect time. Listen to Hey Jonas on the I Heart Radio app Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcast. When I was 14 years old, I was kidnapped and health captive for nine months. I survived and I've spent my life exploring how other people survive what should have destroyed them. I'm Elizabeth Smart and these are the survivor files. I just remember this low taunting voice next to my ear saying shut up. Don't say anything. Every week I'm with survivors who lived through the unthinkable.

36:47I knew if he woke up without a doubt he was going to hurt me. I started feeling that there was someone at the end of my bed and I just started screaming. They are abducted, stalked, controlled and nearly silenced. But these aren't stories about what's taken from them. Their story is about what it takes to make it out alive. Listen to the survivor files with Elizabeth Smart on the I Heart Radio app Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. If you're a bookshelf and you're for you page are equally important to your personality, welcome home. This is Pro's Society. The weekly podcast that's part book club, part group chat for thought daughters, pop culture obsessives and anyone who thinks pride and prejudice and love island deserve the same level of discourse. I'm Eli Rallo and every week we're connecting the dots between books, the internet and the conversations everyone can't stop having. I'm going to have to look up this story. I'm obsessed. I'm obsessed.

37:47From bestselling authors and your favorite book talk creators to the latest pop culture moments, nothing is off the table. Like if you can hide some real messages inside compelling characters and that is of Trojan horse, whether you're looking for literary deep dives, smart pop culture conversations or a community of readers who love to think a little too much, you're in the right place. Listen to Pro's Society on the I Heart Radio app Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. See you between the pages. On the new podcast Solita, we share the messy reality of traveling alone as a way to woman. I can wait four hours for the next bus or this random dude is offering me a ride on his motorcycle. I choose option B. I'm Julie Pinierro and I travel by myself because it's a rare space where I can say yes without asking anyone else first. I'm on a mission to reclaim the word Solita, trading the pity for possibility. Every time I tried to be alone, I kept meeting people and they were like, you smiled at us,

38:50not a lot of people smile around here. It's when you're alone that you're most receptive to the world as it is and not the lies you're sold about it. It can be a time where you push your limits, change your mind, or wake up to a new version of yourself. So whether you're a solo travel veteran or you're too nervous to book your first trip, I hope you listen to Solita on the I Heart Radio app Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm a little bit embarrassed. I made myself cringe a little yesterday because I did not know what I was doing on Instagram and I didn't mean to hit the button and I took an instant. You ever see those stupid instants? Yeah, I don't know how to do it, but... Okay, so all it is is a quick picture that you take. It's unedited. It goes right to people that you follow, they follow, you all mute. It's just that. And I didn't know I just popped up in everyone's. So I hit it and like, oh crap, I made a load of that. What were you doing? It was a terrible picture. Do you not get it? Well, let me go into my... I don't know.

39:51I just see them randomly pop up sometime. Mine didn't see it. I didn't see it, no. Okay. Well, I started to get messages back. Okay, hold on. Oh, I got it. Oh, there you are. It makes no sense. It's a terrible picture. It looks like you're in a fishbowl. I'm going to saw it in the sauna. Oh. And so all I know is I did not mean to send it. Everybody got it. And then I got a message from Ronnie down yesterday. And he was like, hey, I just got your picture. It looks like you sent him that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So did he send one back? No. Okay. And I said, I didn't mean to send that. He goes, yeah, you did. And I come to the show. I'm going to the Brooks and Dunn show Saturday. And so we did start talking. But I can imagine him getting that picture and going, just take this picture of his face. Right. Then I got three other messages from like dudes that I know that I work with professionals. They're like, hey, you just sent me a... I'm so embarrassed that I sent that out. Because where you access it, now I remember. It is in your DM. So it looks as though you just be sending it to one person, even though you're sending it to everybody.

40:51It is weird. I don't get the point of it. And then now I feel old. I just felt stupid. So that was me yesterday. That was my number one embarrassing moment. My number two moment was not embarrassing, but it was a little uncomfortable. I'm outside. We have two dogs. And we have Stanley, the bulldog, who never runs more than 10 feet away, mostly because he doesn't run anywhere. He's fat, he's kind of old. He's a bulldog, but he's awesome. So I'm hanging out with him. And I have to go out when he goes out. So he doesn't wander and go into the pool. Because if he goes into the pool, he definitely drowns. Bulldogs cannot swim. So anytime he goes out, I go out with them. Ella is our half-hound, half-hustkey. And she loves to hunt. So we have some woods on her property. She loves to just go out and chase animals. And it's how she gets her exercise most of the time. Well, we have a lot of these little bunnies near our yard. And she's hunted them before. And she's brought them back from the woods. I see her C1. 70 feet from me.

41:52I see her eyeball it, turn her head, go into the stalk mode. Slow, slow. Oh, gone. I'm watching the circle alive in front of me. No, no. She grabs the bunny. No. And I hear. Yes, this is the first time. I know. I've had my dog, unfortunately, in a similar situation. And then she turns around and looks at me like, I did it, dad. Check it out. It's like she's, she's, you know, my sixth grade son who scored a touchdown. It's like, I did it. But you're not running towards her. I mean, like, drop it, drop it, drop it. I'd, no, no. What can you do? Hey, well. Circle alive, right. And then she just went out in the woods with it. And did what? We don't want to know. Who knows? I probably ate it. Do you think so? Yes. Because sometimes she'll eat or tear it up and then bring it back as a gift. Oh, nice. Like, look what I brought you. But I watched it and I heard that.

42:52And then I told my wife and I shouldn't have. I was like, I watched all her tracking. That's what, genetically, that's what they have been doing their whole life. They're life the life before them, the life before them, the life before them, the life before them, the life before them. Hounds. Like, we had deer dogs. And they weren't mixes like Ellers. But they were hounds. Now, we would just try to get in front of them. So they would, Dup, dup, dup, dup, dup. They would, yeah, we'd listen to which way they were going. Then you try to cut them off and get so far ahead of them because they're obviously on a deer. So, they, uh, yeah. And we had bird dogs. They would just point. And not go until you said go. Yeah, there's none of that. She wasn't yapping. She wasn't pointing. She just attacked. It was just kind of like, oh, cool. I could do some fun today. So that was it. Those are my two things. Anything happened with you yesterday at all? I picked out my clothes for I Heart Festival. So that felt really good. That's cool. I'm going to have to get some alterations today,

43:52but it feels good to be ahead. Because sometimes I'm just a very last-minute packer. But I feel ready to go. Lunchbox. Obviously you're going now. Yeah, I'm going. You pick out your clothes? No, I haven't done that yet. I need to get on that. Uh, are you doing any work? I actually am now. They asked him. Yeah. But they're not paying. I would say no. I'm paying for you. I know. So, let me get this straight. I'm paying. I wasn't going to bring it up. I'm paying for you to go out there, and there's still. Then you have to work. Yeah, they said, you know, since we don't have a digital person there, could you run the Bobby Bone Show Social Media account and cover the festival? How do you feel about that? Ah, man. I was like, oh, here we go. I should be like refunding money. Because yeah, you paid for him. Oh. I paid for the guy to have a vacation. Yeah, that's what I was thinking. I was just going out there to celebrate, you know, like let loose for a while.

44:52I'm a little surprised. And so now I'm like, well, I mean, it's kind of one of those things. Like, how do you look at the boss and be like, no, I won't do it. So it's like, I guess they're paying for your room. They did talk about maybe getting me a room. Okay, nice. Now we're in the mix. Okay. If they're going to get you and your wife a room, I definitely think that you, if you accept the room, you definitely owe a little something. Yeah. You don't have to do all the things like you normally do. Yeah, and you're a team player. Okay. Okay. I feel, I still, I'm still paying for this flight though. Yeah, 7 a.m. flight. You don't wear a bracelet? I don't, probably no bracelets, man. Probably not. The jewelry, who works. Oh, yes, the bracelet. That was a, that was a, that was a weird time in my life. I was going on. I was just finding yourself away. Yeah, I was trying to discover myself and Ryan put those on me. And I was like, man, I can't believe I'm wearing these. So I haven't really consulted Ryan lately on what I should wear. If you guys want to call us, we'd love to hear from you. We're going to get eight, seven, seven, seventy seven Bobby.

45:54Sandra Bullock says she texts, Kiano Reeves and it takes a full day for him to text back. I have a friend like that that I know it's a message in a bottle, digitally. The one day that bottle is going to get across the sea and hopefully land somewhere. I have a very close friend that he has been that consistently poor at replying for seven years. And I think, well, if I need him, I will text him today. Hopefully for a response tomorrow. Yeah. That's weird, but it's consistent. It's like that. What the hamburger, I used to say. Rubble, rubble. Now wrong guy. The other guy from McDonald, he'd be like, if you give me a burger today, I'll give you two burgers tomorrow. Remember him? No. Uh-uh. I don't know who that is. You guys ever want to make a commercial? He had to like the, yeah, don't worry, I think about it. But yeah, she said, uh, he likes to be zen and he doesn't respond because he likes to think about his response. Okay, two things immediately when you share this story.

46:54One, I thought Kiana Reeves died. What? Uh, two. Why did you keep your diet? Would you make your mom with you, Christopher? Oh, yes. Christopher Reeves died in the 80s. No, no, no. Y'all didn't see last week that Kiana Reeves died. No. But I don't know what algorithm you're on. Cause it's not true. I almost texted you like, oh my, but we were, Cause I'd have been sad. That's my guy. I know, but we were on a break. And then also, um, Sandra Bullock 62. Yeah, that's seems right. Good point. I mean, it's interesting. Cause she, she looks like she's 40. Yeah. That saw her and Nicole Kidman doing some press for, I believe practical magic too. Yes, that's what it's for. And they both look like they're late 30s or 40s. I like dang. How does that happen? I know. How do you stay that? I'm not a genetics. Yeah. By the way, I'm the opposite for the most part. If you text me and my phone's with me, you will get a response in two seconds and it will be typo central. Because I'm, I don't, I don't look at it. He likes to be zen and think about it. I think none.

47:54And just start slapping buttons with thumbs. Mike, what's the guy's name? Wimpy? Yeah, from Popeye. Wimpy. That's from Popeye, nomin Donald. Oh, oh, way off. Interesting. I pay you gladly Tuesday for a hamburger today. It was a hamburger. Okay. Yeah. Any friends that text slow? Maybe me sometimes depends. I can be super fast or super slow, depending on. Yeah, I don't really consider you a slow texture. Oh, with you, I'm always on it. No, all right. I appreciate that. Because you're always on it. Yeah, you're always on it. Yeah, so we have to be on it. Yeah. If I'm not on it, I'm in a recording session. Yes. Or we know that. Or I'm asleep. And I feel like if you're texting me, it's about something that I need to respond to. Other things I can get distracted. Eddie doesn't talk in group chats. It's annoying. I can't stand it. He'll get in a group chat. Because all me, I'm Mexican. Me and all my Mexican friends, we have a group chat called like Latinos for Dallas Cowboys.

48:55Yeah, Latino Cowboys. Yeah. But you're white. I know. Am I really? Yes. You're like, on a rarity. Yeah, right. I mean, all my friends are Mexican or Latino or Hispanic. And that's all different. But you know, I'm just a thum. And Eddie doesn't talk and he's the biggest Cowboys fan and he's in the group. Because you guys are never asking me a question. You're just throwing out things and I'm like, what? We're supposed to funny memes. Yeah, it's like, what do you want me to do? Say, ha ha. Yeah. Hit the little ha ha. If you think it's ha ha, you got a ha ha. It's our culture. It's our culture. No, we'll see you in a bit, Jaja. Good point. We don't say Jaja. I should though. I should though to really embrace. Thank you. I'm going to do Jaja. Jaja. You guys, you want to be on? We do have some people that are on the phone right now. 877, 77, Bobby. Be back in a second. I want to talk to Garrett and Tampa. Hey, Garrett, you talked to us a few weeks ago? Yes. No, actually, I just sent you an email or I'm sorry, DM on Instagram like 30 minutes ago,

49:59asking the show for advice on trying to get a job. Hold on. Hold on. Did you send it to me or the show? I had sent it to you. Hold on. Hold on. Don't say anything yet. Let's see. Let me go over to my team here. You're only going Tuesdays for the record, but this feels like I'm walking in a bad neighborhood right now late at night. Okay. Okay, we're with you. Thank you. You're not alone. You're not alone. Okay. Do you mind if I read some of this, Garrett? Yeah. Just keep out the specifics. You got it. Good morning, Bobby. I could do some advice. I did it. I left this job after a long time. It's been a bit of a struggle. He has some experience in the military. Just say that. Okay. And he's barely getting interviews. I am using AI to find new postings and tailing my resume and I could use some advice. It's frustrating. I'd love to hear what you think. That's in a nutshell. Okay. Summary. Just love it. Yeah. Here's me in a nutshell.

50:59Yeah. Is that one? Yeah. Is that not you? Okay. Thank you. Garrett. Okay. So you're right. You sent that to me. 38 minutes ago. There's already breaking news. Wait. So he de-end in the now. He's calling. He's calling to be a ZN. What's the news? Go ahead. So I sent that message at 8.56 on my way over to a appointment over at the VA clinic and I pull into the parking lot of the VA clinic and I decide to go through my emails. And I have a job offer for a job that I wasn't sure, you know, if I was going to get the job or not, there was a lot of people trying to compete for the same position and it's a pretty senior position. And it's about 30K more than I expected on the salary offer. But yeah, I got a job offer literally 12 minutes before the end of the day. I got a job offer for 12 minutes before I sent that DM to you and I just hadn't seen it yet in my email.

52:03It's a lucky day for Scott. Bobby comes through again. I did it. I don't like to take a lot of credit, but you know what? I did it. Yeah, yeah, you're welcome. Hey, that's really exciting, Garrett. Seriously, I, I, I, because I read your whole story here and I left a bunch out, but it seems like you've been going through it. But how, how do you feel now? Are you relieved? Oh, I'm super relieved. And at the same time, my wife was looking for a, for a new job and, and what was crazy to me and kind of, it, it kind of felt it was hard to deal with the fact that she was looking for a job for about a week and was already hired back on. And, and with a new company and everything. And I was like, you know, which is awesome for my wife. But for me, I'm like, what am I doing wrong? Because I've been looking since June and, and couldn't find anything. So that's fantastic. It was definitely a big win, for sure. The luck of the DMs. And what I was going to do, I was actually going to just give them $30,000, but since he's getting that more.

53:05I don't need to anymore. Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. We're so happy. Wow. Seriously, congratulations, man. We love to hear good news there. So when do you start, do you know? I'm not sure yet. I'm waiting on the official requisition ID and everything to be through HR and whatnot. So, yep. Pretty cool. Hey, can I say how many Middle East deployments you've had? Or, or no? Yeah, that's fine. Okay. He's had three Middle East deployments saying, dang. And now, yeah. Now he's done with that. That's awesome that you did that, because I didn't. Yeah. None of us did. No, I mean, I didn't. I'm scared. They recruited me, obviously, because that a really high ACT score. And they were like, we'll make you a general immediately or whatever. Five star. You're just like totally making all of this up right now. No, an officer. They said they made me an officer like right after a camp boot camp. They did. Okay, but why did you do that? No, general was kidding. No, boot camp. But really, they did recruit you. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Well, yeah.

54:05I mean, if you went to college, you could be an officer. But it wasn't that they said I could not go to college. No. What? Really? Are you making this up? I promise. The general part, I was just being funny. Oh, yeah. You're telling me without it. I had recruits come to my house because my ACT score was so high. Really? And they said, if you will join and go through basic, I don't think they said boot camp. This is also, this is a long time ago. And they said if you go through basic, as soon as you finish, you will be an officer school immediately. Wow. And I am a Wimp. And I have the heart of a caterpillar, not of a lion. And so therefore, I'm thankful to people like Garrett and other people who actually go and do this because I quivered just getting the person coming to my door offering that to me. So Garrett, does that sound like something that could have happened? Because I don't think I made that up. I don't think so. It's, yeah, it sounds like something that could happen. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

55:05Go to basic training and then go through OCS right afterward. So it's definitely something that could happen. Not that recruiters won't lie to you. Officer. Officer. Cool. Yeah. What's OCS? Oh, yeah. Yeah. I thought that was off campus suspension. Hey, you know what? Everybody gets a different OCS. Garrett, I'm so excited for you. I'm telling some jokes here, but I'm so excited and I'm so grateful that you did three tours and served and people like me need people like you. So congratulations on the job. I appreciate it, guys. Thanks so much, Joe. All right. See you, buddy. That's pretty cool. You literally messaged me 30 minutes ago. It's crazy. Then had an update. Can I go to Joy, please, who is listening in North Carolina? Hello, Joy. Hey, buddy. Want a studio? Morning. Morning. Yeah. So cool question. Also, listen to the segment about lunchbox going and being recruited by your job after you're paying for him to go to do some social media work because you guys don't have a social media person anymore. So let me think, is there any thought about bringing back best bits with a different person

56:09on the show? Because I love it. I love recounting the main segments throughout the week. So I was wondering if you put any thought about bringing that segment back on the weekends. I have breaking news. Break news. Break news. Break news. Yes. So the outrage. The kickoff Kevin didn't get featured on our Instagram has created a groundswell of just support. Anytime I post anything, it's like worst kickoff Kevin. So he has now become beloved by our audience. Because he came on. He was sad. He was sad. He wasn't on. He got vulnerable. He was a vulnerable moment. He was like, I'm part of the show. I may not be on that often, but I'm part of the show and I have kids. I'd like to be in the Father's Day. I care a cell on Instagram. And then he left our group chat. And then he left the group chat. Yes. Yes. But yeah, because of that. Because of that. Yes. And so kickoff Kevin's been on the show and with us for how many years? Five. Yeah, a little over five. James. Yeah. I know. I hired kickoff Kevin, he was just a guy off the streets. Tattoos.

57:09Wow, really? Was like, do you got a job, sir? Homeless? No. No, he's not like that. Yeah. I'm broadly. And so he came in and he was just like a part time, like countdown. Whatever it was, but he slowly moved up. And he is like such a vital part of the operation. He produces lots to say, my NFL show, he produces in his part on air on the, our 25 whistles. He does so much for this show. And when he got sad, listeners said you need to include him more. So I went to him and I said, do you want to do best bits and take it over? And he said yes. So very soon kickoff Kevin will be hosting the best bits. Wow. Yeah. On the bottom of the show. Kevin speech, speech, speech, speech. Yeah, I want to thank all you guys in this room. Glassroom, too. For the time and for the support and the listeners. I mean, to your point, social media in the last month or so, I've got a lot of tags from the listeners. Where is kickoff Kevin? A lot of DMs like, hey, we love you. You know, I'm sorry I had to go through that. We support you. Go through that. You just didn't get put up on a, hey, I'm just saying what they told me.

58:11I didn't say any of this. They, they DM me and they commented a lot of support. So I appreciate that to all the listeners and to you guys. And yeah, this is very exciting. The listeners have spoken and kickoff Kevin will be hosting best bits every weekend. Joy. So I was not prepared to announce it today, but I felt like why not? So I don't know if it's this weekend or not, but maybe by next weekend we'll be rocking Roland. Okay, that's awesome. I've been in Alabama for like two months. So I thought I missed an update or something. So that's awesome to hear. Congrats, Kevin. Thank you. Oh, yes, lunch box. Does that mean we have to do the interview portal? No, you know, the first thing I asked you. You weren't really supposed to be doing that to begin with. I was waiting for Kevin to come to me and buy a hand man. Oh, this week. Oh, you actually lunch box. Oh, thank you. All right. So you're on your own. Good. Yeah, you have all of that. All right. There you have it. Anybody else wants to hop in? You can.

59:11Congratulations, Kevin. Thank you. Thank you. Eight, seven, seven, seventy seven Bobby. That is our number back in a second. So today is not Tuesday, but we did not get to Tuesday reviews day yesterday. The whole Monday being off messed us up. So let's go around the room. Tuesday reviews day. I'll go first. I on vacation last time I watch 14 movies, I think. Maybe more. Only watch one movie. Oh, wow. Busy. I did something because we went on vacation, but I watched Mercy and this thing has Chris Pratt and he's in a chair and AI is telling if he murdered his wife or not. What? Mike, do you watch this? Yeah. It is terrible. Horrible. I saw it in theaters and I hated it. I thought just by the premise, I'm about to love this. Yeah, sounds like he can. Yeah. 60 minutes to prove his innocence. Is it 90 minutes? Is it 90? Maybe it's 90, because the whole movie is 90 minutes.

1:00:12So it's like works out perfectly. And so, and it's AI, but they have the use of every camera and everybody's phone and they're doing it. And so he's in a chair the whole time and they're trying to investigate it and I was like, this is so for me. I'm going to tell you guys, I'm watching and it starts to be terrible about a third of the way through. But I'm in. I've just invested all this time. I'm going to finish it because I'm at least going to talk about it on the show. And it's Chris Pratt. I'm Rebecca Ferguson who's in silo who's amazing. She's the judge. And it gets to like the last 10 minutes of the movie. And something happens and I hear Caitlin and the baby. And so I pause it. Just 10 minutes left. It's the big final scene. I thought to myself, I'm not going to finish it. I don't care enough. I didn't even watch the last 10 minutes. Wow. That's like walking out of the movie theater. Okay. I walked out of the theater. There was only 10 minutes left and I thought this is so bad. I'm going to stand against it and I'm not finishing it. I don't even know how it ended and now I care. You don't need to know. It's terrible. Yeah. And it's Chris Pratt.

1:01:13It's AI. It's things I like. So I give that 2.5 out of 5 electric chairs. Because what happens is once they find you guilty, there's like a shock in the chair and it kills you. It kills you. It's like the new program. Okay. I did read two books though over the break. Okay. I read Dave Portinois book who started bar stool. I think it's called Cancel Me if You Can. And it's fantastic. I love it. I give it 4 out of 5 newspaper things. We used to pull open and you get the newspaper out of it. It's like the bins. Yeah. Those machines. I give it 4 out of 5 those because that's how I started that. He would have to pour sand in the bottom of them and it was just a paper. Oh. And so his book was written very much like my book and maybe that's why I was drawn to it as well. My first book is called Bear Bones and it's a story of my life and our show and our career, which you can get on Amazon by the way. He just sat down and wrote it and you can tell because it's not written like an established author would have written a book. I like that.

1:02:14The same with mine. It's very much stream of conscious. This happened. Not that we didn't have editors but I really enjoyed his story and then I also enjoyed reading the book. It felt comfortable. It felt like when how I wrote my book. But I enjoyed it 4 out of 5 and then I watched and I read another book called Replay and this was written in the 80s. I didn't know it was written in the 80s at the time. Not that it would have affected anything but it's the first book that really started all the time travel movies. But this guy, he dies. And the last thing he remembers is talking to his wife and then he wakes up and he's 18. But he has all the knowledge from before and he's like, he can't figure it out at first but in the same dorm room he was doing was 18. It's put him in the exact same spot. But he's a smarter guy because he's lived longer. Yeah but he doesn't know that for a while it's like what's happening? Is this some kind of joke? But then he dies again at the exact same point in his life and he has to do it again. And it starts happening over and over again and it was awesome.

1:03:17I give that book 4 out of 5 rewind replays. So question about a book written in the 80s. Is it the same like in movies where you watch something from the 80s? And you're like, it just doesn't hold up. No, this book is wonderful but I would say the difference though was he spends a lot of time in the 60s and the 70s. So it's like it's so far back it doesn't matter. It is correct. He's even talking about the past. But so this guy writes this book and really starts that whole back to the future, all those ideas. And then he was writing a sequel and he died. But he was, yeah, it was great. How did you find this book? Like how did... I was like, I was like, I'm watching it. Yeah, it was a great book. And so I read two books over the holiday which, that's why I can't watch 14 movies. It takes a long time reading book. It's a commitment. I'm in the middle of a third. I'm always done with it but I'll tell you about it later. Okay.

1:04:18But and then I finished silo season three. So we were all there except for like the last two episodes and silo's on Apple Plus and it's all the underground. They're a big bomb hits and they have to live in these silos for hundreds of years. And it was a book. I never read the book. And silo season one, amazing. Silo season two, bag of poop. Silo season three, really good. It really, it really found itself. So I give that four underground tunnels. So that's mine. Tuesday, reviews day, Amy. I watched L, the legally blonde prequel TV series on Amazon Prime and I loved it. There's so much 90s nostalgia, like the music, the clothes, everything. It's just really, really cute. I highly recommend it. And it'd be something fun as a mom. No. Not even as a cameo. Well, not not not season one. Maybe she'll eventually make one. I hope they do a season two.

1:05:19I thought it was really cute. And it was crazy how the actress they got to play L Woods. It's certain angles. She looks like Reese. There's a perfect cast. It's her younger. Is it young? Yeah, it's when she said that. Well, it's in the 90s. So yeah, it's her like legally blonde is her when she's going to college and this is her high school years. You liked it, huh? I really did. I thought it was super cute. What's it on? Amazon Prime. I was looking at notes. If you said that, I'm sorry. Well, for this type of stuff, I mean, the nostalgia, I mean, my cousin and I watched it together. I mean, we were singing along to like stuff. It just like songs they were putting in from the 90s. Not original songs. She's in high school when we were in high school. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I probably enjoy it extra because of that. So shoot, I'm going to give it four and a half. Bruzzers out of five because her little dog, Bruzzer, she gets it. She has it in the legally blonde movies, but you see when her mom, her mom gifts her

1:06:20Bruzzer. Oh, that's fun. Is you get a lot of the backstory? You're like, oh, this is why she is the way that she is. I like when shows do 90s music now. Oh, yeah. I'm going to do a lot of the house. I guess some would be 80s though. We do Beastie Boy bath time, Billy and I go for the bath at 530 because I do a lot of the baths. Caitlin will. If I'm playing music, she's like, I'll just do the other stuff. And like, her pajamas ready. So I do the bath a lot of times. I won't say by myself because my wife is there, but if I'm playing music, it's a one man show just to watch her. But we do Beastie Boy bath time for the last couple of weeks. And so I like to hear that music. I like it a chance to release. It's fun. And also like Beastie Boy bath time, the Billy, all the bees. Yeah, the BBB. Yeah, you know what's cool though is when you start playing that music enough, your kids just know it. Like now that my kids are like older, they start, like I'll put on like Stone Tone pilots and those the sing along and we like, I didn't know that song like dead. You've been playing that song for years. Really? We know that song. The song. So we do Beastie Boy bath time and the other songs that we play a lot are rainbow connection.

1:07:26Cermet. The lovers, the dreamers and me. Why are there so many? Yeah. So we do that one because I love that song. And Casey Muscrap is a really good version of it too. You can't beat the Cermet one. And plus that's when we're kids too, right? And then come out when we're kids? I don't know. I just love the Cermet version. There is a version with Bert and Ernie doing wheels on the bus. Get out of here. It's awesome. I sing wheels on the bus to her a lot. She likes that and I do funny. You got brought up in Caitlin's version the other day. Why? Because she just tried to find people on the bus. Oh. Oh, and then she just doesn't even there? Yeah, and I just, because she was, I think Eddie on the bus says, here's some salsa. I think that's what it was. I love it. There was something like that. She's always just trying to think of new. That's cool. I just do animals sometimes. I'm like, horse is on the bus going. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. That's mine. Lunch box. I started a movie but didn't finish it. So nothing to review. Don't worry about what movie. The rip.

1:08:27Oh, the rip. It's awesome. Yeah, you're watching. Wait, what's that again? It's the movie with it. The other one I hated. Yes. That movie's so lame. You probably didn't finish it because it's not good. No, no, no. You like it. Now dude, it's good. No, I was in the middle of it and then I had. In the back. I had to be somewhere and then. You might lean in toward a good rating though. And then we're out of town so I didn't get to finish it. I love it, dude. It's about cops in Florida and it's money they find in the drug world and then it's just what happens. What they do with the money. Man, it's like you have been, Aflac and Matt Damon reunited. You're thinking good, well hunting. No, you're not. No, you're not. They're in police outfits. Right. And they're not embossed. No, but you're thinking it's going to be epic like that. It was really good. It was awesome. It was so good. We waited all this time and then you're like, what's up? No. I think I started watching it because you guys said it was awesome and Amy said it was lame and I was like, man, I need to watch this movie. I like it. I like it a lot. Yeah, just finish it though. You know, I will finish it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I can't wait to review Linus. The season is so good.

1:09:27Rock and man. Anything else? No, I was it. Okay, Eddie. Okay, so this is kind of a continuation. I've already seen Sikario, but it was a long time ago. My wife hadn't seen it and we were talking about she said, I'd like to watch it. So we sat down and watched it. It was almost like I watched it all over again with new eyes. Guys, I forgot how good that movie is. Sikario is so, so good, but at the same time, dude, that's a sad story. So as someone who just watched it, so fresh eyes for three months ago, I never saw it whenever originally was out in which way I go. That's when I first saw it. I can agree with you with fresh eyes. It's really good. It's so, so good. But man, like you come out watching that movie just being like, this is so sad because it's so real. And then it took me back to all the talk that Amy talks about with cartels and then you and what's her name that you interviewed for Bobby Cast. Mariana Benzella. I mean, dude, nailed it. She nailed it when she talked about their situation and they're doing, they talk about that in the movie. Like that's a big part of the movie. She's coming back in.

1:10:27She's coming to town. Oh, really? It's the best. She got so many good stories. So Sikario, you're all re-rated. It's just awesome, but so sad. So I'll give it a four and a half deserts out of five. Sikario, too, I did not watch. That's my son said he watched it. He said not as good. But is it still good? A movie, Mike? I mean, still good, but it's not as good as a first one. Because they're doing Sikario three now. I see Taylor Shredding's writing that. And my son said that it's not the same director, so you're not going to have the same effect on two. That's like inside baseball. I've had to ask Mike, does that matter who the director is? And he's like, yeah. Yeah. Okay, so not the same writer. Taylor Shredding wrote all of them. I think he wrote two. Yeah, he wrote two. So he just got a different director. I was thinking how can you write one? Yeah. Here on you. Oh, I was thinking, how can you just take a movie and do number two if you don't own it, but the writer. I do do. I do do. Okay. Oh, and then I have another one. Devil Wars, Prada, too.

1:11:27Finish that one. It's good, huh? I mean, it's so funny because like I enjoyed it. And while I'm watching the movie, I'm like, why am I liking this so much? It's about fashion, like nostalgic, is that why? I don't know. Was she like Devil Wars Prada the first one? Yeah, I did. But I think what I like about it is just how goofy it is and like how, and I think, I think I kind of like what's her name, um, and half the way. And half the way. Like I don't know what she's like in real, in real life, but like watching her acting movies makes me feel like she's so likeable and I enjoyed it. I never saw one. One's great. I like it. I'd say one's great, too, is okay. But two, is it like Happy Yum War Two where you really only enjoy it because you love the first one so much and it had nostalgia related to it? There's a Happy Yum War Two. Yes, dude. A Netflix? Dude, it's awesome. It's terrible. That's amazing. Oh. Yeah, but I wouldn't put this as like, you're saying like, it's terrible. It's only amazing if you loved one. Right.

1:12:27But if you're watching it, it's terrible. But if you loved one, it's really good. It's breaking news. Is this like a year ago? Yeah, dude. That's the last time I was in it. Bad Bunny. Really? Yeah, John Daley. Yeah. Oh my gosh. Yeah. A lot of people. Adam Sandler? Yeah, Adam Sandler. Yeah, he's playing again. Okay. Yeah. Uh, uh, movie Mike, what'd you see? I saw the Dark Stars in theaters. It's Jacob Loury speaking to Cicario, Josh Berlin is also in it. Jacob Loury's in Cicario. Uh, Josh Berlin is in Cicario. Oh, I was gonna say he had to be like two. Oh, okay, Josh Berlin. Yeah. Speaking in movies with great concepts and just kind of suck, this is one of those. What's it called? Uh, Dark Stars. The Oz Depacolidiptic world, the virus, doxel, all humanity. Jacob Loury survives. He's a pilot. And then there's these people who like kind of run the world called these like the reapers. It's a terribly boring movie for 30, 45 minutes. Nothing happens. I can't accept it. It's just right on my out. It's so, yeah, that was like, this is gonna be great. It's a really Scott who also did the gladiator movies. Oh, yeah. Really? So you're doing a great director, great cast.

1:13:28Nothing happens for 30, 45 minutes. It's just Jacob Loury flying a plane. So you think when they make like when they're pitching these movies to the film people, they're just like, wow, that's really good. Let's do it. Fun, give it all the money. It's also based on a book. So it's like, okay, that's to be good. And then when they make it, they're just like, oh, this sucked, but put it out anyway. What I've learned, it depends on who the director is. He's also like in his 80s. So I feel like at this point, like he can do whatever he wants. So he's like, is it what I want to make? You got some like with him, Octogenarian? What? Octogenarian? Oh, yeah, it's 80 year olds. It's people in their 80s. Yeah. Oh, I was just saying. It's another one of those things I was reading a book and I was like, Octogenarians. Octopus, eight, it's got to be eight something. What does that mean? It's just a general term for people in their 80s. Wow. He's an Octogenarian. I've never heard that. Well, you'll have because we could pull the tape right here. A couple of year or two ago, I told you all I love. A two years ago. A two years ago. She told us she was dating one. Yeah. Yeah, I was like, I'm dating an Octogenarian.

1:14:28And then, yeah, and then, yeah, I know. We talk about a lot, so I forget a lot. Hey, something we need to do. Scoob is to even the room. He's there. Scoob. Yeah, well, so. We got to either take the jingle down or we got to bleep Morgan's name or take her out of it or something. Oh, yeah, I don't play it anymore now. It's not in the podcast at all. No, no, I took it for part one for a little bit and so I just took it out. Okay. Do you want it back in with an edit? I think Ray made an edit without Morgan. Can I hear the edit? He has it, yeah. Wake up, wake up in the morning. Yeah. And then you turn already on the dials. It keeps on turning. It keeps on turning. And then you hear any emm-lunchbox. Scoob, Steve Ray. And it's from the cheerful. You know what you should, to be funny for now, I'll see if Reed has the file he made it. That's a train wreck. Uh-huh. That's funny though. Just bleep it. That's funny to just bleep it. Yeah, that is funny. Just bleep it for the joke of it now.

1:15:30You do that. And then we start putting it back in. Yeah, sure. Okay. You guys spent a lot of time on that edit, huh? Getting it right. Well, Ray did it really quick like a couple weeks ago because we wanted it fast and we didn't talk about it. Okay. Yeah, were you do that? Yeah. There was a thing this past weekend and I saw that Taylor Swift was going to be on our weekend music show, which Wayne D. and Tay do. It's called like the Country House Party every year. Yeah. And I said, with Taylor Swift and I was like, well, that's interesting. I'm surprised that it'd be this show that she would go on. And so I reached out to our boss and I was like, hey, I get white hailer when you come on this show if she chose not to. But there's, you know, complicated, whatever. I said, but interesting. She picked a weekend show because it was going super viral. Did you guys see how viral it was going? Every local station that put it up, it was getting tens of thousands of shares. We're going to tune in. We're going to tune in. And he goes, no, it's just clips. And I was like, yeah, nice guys. Yeah, I'm talking about that down because of the clips. That's a, that's a good crap.

1:16:30I would do back in the day. But we like, it's close. She did pre-fab, like answers. And then, yeah. And then they insert their question. Yeah. But what happened was it went so viral that other shows that had access to it because she just did it for anybody to grab. Got it. Then I would see like weekend shows from everywhere going on. We got Taylor Swift on and then I just laughed because everybody was just using clips to act like she was coming on the show live. I was going to put it on my movie podcast. I know. Wait. I literally should. Oh, that's funny. What about women of our country? There you go. Do it on your podcast, Mike. And be like, I guess Taylor Swift and use the same clips because you're talking about Toy Story 5. Yeah, talk about the movie. And now all of our audience, they, I love an inside joke. They know it's an inside joke. I would do that. All right, Monday. Taylor Swift's on my podcast. That's the tease. And do an image. All right. Do you have access to the clip still? Yeah. Taylor Swift does movie and Mike's podcast. Don't do that same picture everybody's using now. Okay. Is it like just a picture they sent out? Same. Yeah, it's the same promo picture. Dude, I was starting to get a little irritated by that.

1:17:32Oh, you were? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because then I'm like, okay, she got invited to the house. They got invited to the house too. But I guess not. Good. All right. Thank you everybody for listening. We're going to go. Hope you guys have a great rest of the day. Don't forget. Pick up garbage. Don't litter. Say thank you. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Bye everybody. Hi, this is Kylie Breakman. Angel Jaretana. Jeremy Cole, Hank Cash McDonald. And we're the hosts of the artists on artists on artists on artists podcast. The improvised character comedy podcast where each week a new panel of artists discuss their craft. Join us for a panel of Eurovision participants. And we do a little Halloween sometimes. Does the Pope dress up? He winks on Halloween. He gets right up next to the microphone. You get up. I hear you. I hear you. I hear you. I hear you. I hear you. You get the elbows here. The eyelashes hate each other. You never seen it. Lee. So quiet. As when the Pope gets up to ring on Halloween. Listen to artists on artists on artists on artists every Thursday on the I Heart Radio app, Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

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