The Bobby Bones Show

A woman posted a video on TikTok and said “If anyone has any advice, it would be appreciated. I am seconds away from tears” because she is supposed to get married in Alabama this weekend…we talk about how we would handle this situation. Bobby heard a song this morning and just clicked with him that it has a hidden meaning. We talked about Ryan Wedding, an ex-Olympic snowboarder accused of being a drug kingpin and a nurse who was murdering patients. Did Eddie break his fast? A female prison officer has been jailed for having illicit relationships with two inmates and plotting to smuggle drugs inside.
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Tell Me Something Good is now its own podcast. Your daily dose of positive, uplifting news! Bobby shared how he had been fighting a bug all week and finally had something good happen with his health. A surprise act of kindness just erased a big burden for hundreds of families in Kansas. Bobby will talk about who stepped up and why.
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We were flooded with callers who said they saw Lunchbox on the news. He brings in the audio and we rate his performance. In the Anonymous Inbox, we help a listener who is fighting with his wife about being allowed to sleep naked when visiting her parents. Bobby gives his thoughts and how he sleeps at his in-laws house. We talked about the wild story of an Indiana elementary teacher accused of forcing students to perform massages. Someone on the show doesn't think it's that big of a deal.
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This week on The Upload, host Brooke Taylor sits down with country artist Dylan Marlowe for a raw and thoughtful conversation about faith, calling, and learning how to keep God at the center in an industry that constantly pulls the spotlight toward self. Dylan opens up about when faith became personal for him — not inherited, but chosen — and shares the unforgettable story of how a friend’s mom quite literally pulled him back into church to say yes to Jesus. He reflects on the people who modeled Christ for him growing up, including his grandfather, and how those early examples continue to shape the man, husband, and soon-to-be father he’s becoming.
The conversation dives deep into navigating success without losing your soul. Dylan shares the tension of being a public figure, the temptation to chase viral moments, and the conviction he’s felt to walk away from controversy — even when it could bring more followers. He introduces a powerful concept he calls the “glory tank,” explaining why time with the Lord has to come before applause, affirmation, or the stage. Dylan also speaks honestly about life on the road, spiritual discipline in dark environments, and why leading worship for a handful of people has sometimes been more fulfilling than sold-out shows. As he and his wife Nat prepare to welcome twins after a season of infertility,
Dylan reflects on prayer, patience, and trusting God’s timing — even when the waiting feels heavy. This episode is for anyone wrestling with purpose, pressure, and the desire to live differently — choosing faithfulness over fame and obedience over approval.
🎧 Listen in for a powerful reminder that when your glory tank is full of God, everything else finds its proper place.
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We’re jumping back to 2016 and reliving the moments that defined the year: headlines, pop culture, sports, and the stuff you forgot was everywhere. Bobby, Eddie and Brandon travel through the biggest events from 10 years ago, debate what actually mattered versus what just felt huge at the time and call out the trends that somehow still haven’t died. Expect a fast-paced rewind, a few “no way that was 2016” realizations, and plenty of side commentary along the way.
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