The Bobby Bones Show

Everyone seems to be afraid of long movies today but Mike shares why you shouldn’t! He counts down his Top 10 Great Movies That Are Shockingly Long but make three (or even four) hours fly by. From The Wolf of Wall Street and Interstellar to Avengers: Endgame and Heat, Mike breaks down why these movies earned every minute of screen time and why people shouldn’t dread a long film. In the Movie Review, Mike shares his thoughts on Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey starring Matt Damon and Tom Holland. Did it feel too long, the actor who gave the most surprising performance and where does it rank on his Top 5 Nolan movies? In the Trailer Park, Mike talks about Tom Cruise looking crazy in Digger. The film follows the most powerful CEO in the world who must save the world from a disaster that he created. Will Tom Cruise finally win his first Oscar for the role?
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Amy is feeling happy (her testosterone pellet finally kicked in and she is feeling like a whole new person!) and Kat is feeling grateful but conflicted after having to tow cars from her therapy office parking lot. She felt disrespected but knew it had to be done. They get into how many unanswered texts is too many before a guy should give up, why you do not need more hobbies but just the right mix, and whether LinkedIn is the new dating app (a new survey found 1 in 8 people have started a romantic relationship through the platform). Plus, the viral fast food TikTok trend where your order is chosen for you, a rude neighbor email from Amy's past, and Amy finds old emails between her and her ex that have her laughing until she is crying.
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This week on The Upload, Brooke Taylor and Pastor Mark Evans sit down with singer-songwriter Franni Cash for one of the most vulnerable conversations yet. Known to many as the former frontwoman of We The Kingdom, Franni opens up about the painful reality of growing up in a controlling religious cult, the long road to healing, and how she ultimately discovered the true heart of Jesus.
Franni shares how her family's involvement with a manipulative spiritual leader distorted her view of God from a young age. After the group's abuse and deception were publicly exposed, she found herself wrestling with church hurt, forgiveness, and one life-changing question: Who is Jesus, really?
Rather than walking away from faith, Franni dove into Scripture for herself. Through reading the Gospels, she encountered a Savior who wasn't controlling or condemning, but gentle, compassionate, and deeply personal. She reflects on how learning to hear the voice of the Holy Spirit transformed her understanding of God's character—and gave her the confidence to follow Him instead of relying on the opinions of others.
Together, they discuss:
Escaping spiritual abuse and rebuilding faith
The difference between religion and a relationship with Jesus
Why church hurt doesn't have to be the end of your story
Learning to hear God's voice for yourself
The role of pastors, discernment, and spiritual authority
Forgiveness, healing, and finding freedom after trauma
Why authentic storytelling matters in Christian music
Franni also shares what led her to step away from We The Kingdom and launch her solo career. She opens up about writing deeply personal songs—including Raised by Wolves—and why she felt God calling her to tell the difficult parts of her story in hopes that others would find healing, freedom, and the courage to believe they aren't alone.
This episode is an honest reminder that even when people misrepresent God, Jesus remains the same. He isn't afraid of your questions, your doubts, or your pain—and He is still in the business of redeeming broken stories.
🎧 If you've experienced church hurt, questioned your faith, or longed to hear God's voice for yourself, this conversation offers hope that healing is possible—and that the real Jesus is far kinder than you may have imagined.
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Bobby is frustrated with Amy about something she hasn’t done yet and she has to explain what is going on. Eddie is going to hang out with his son this weekend. We get into a discussion of actors going to extreme lengths for roles. Lunchbox shares a story about his celebrity crush Johnny Bananas. Bobby shares he is excited for his inlaws coming to town this weekend and getting to play pickleball.
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Eddie talked about why he feels bad because of a certain aspect of his salsa business. Raymundo gets a listener review of his Cameos after Bobby was hard on his practices. Amy addressed a listener complaint regarding the morning corny. Bobby talks about how ridiculous the claim is. Lauren Alaina and Chase Matthew stop by to talk about how they first met on Jason Aldean's tour, how Lauren's husband unexpectedly helped bring their collaboration together, and why "All My Exes" almost didn't make the album. Amy gave us an update on her son's haircut and we are shocked at what she decided as a parent.
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