Amy was at the coffee shop Frothy Monkey in Nashville when she thought she saw a famous actor. However, it’s more unusual to see famous actors rather than artists in Nashville so Amy didn’t think it actually was
Haylee Robuck, Kayla Miller, and Brittney Ward are all foster parents and have a total of 25 kids combined. They decided to take 21 of them to the restaurant Toots West in Tennessee for dinner. While they were eating,
Maddie and Tae just released their new project Through The Madness: Volume 1 and Taylor also just welcomed her first child into the world with husband Josh Kerr. Maddie virtually stopped by The Bobby Bones Show to catch up on all the new
Last year, Eddie confessed that when he was a child at summer camp he made a really good friend named Jules. They planned to keep in touch but after a few letter exchanges, Eddie never heard from Jules again.
Listener Austin called into The Bobby Bones Show after hearing all of the talk about Amy and her trying to track down her class ring that got stolen years ago. He had acquired an OU gymnast ring from a co-worker
Julia Mitchell just turned 16-years-old and her community made sure she remembered it in a huge way. The teen had gotten a job at Subway when she turned 15-years-old with plans to save money for a car. Unfortunately,
Chris Stapleton’s song “You Should Probably Leave” is current out on country radio. He called into the Bobby Bones Show to share a story behind the song, plus talk to Bobby Bones about his life in high school. Stapleton grew up in a town
Jimmie Allen has a lot going on recently from touring, a new children’s book, and of course new music. He stopped by The Bobby Bones Show to share stories with fellow country artists, and his family life. Allen has been
The Bobby Bones Show had a debate today (January 31) about babysitters and what they should be paid. Eddie was sharing some stories about their babysitting situations. He shared that recently his new babysitter told him and his wife
Over a weekend in January, Jill Clarken and her husband John called 911 after realizing their baby was coming sooner than expected. The baby wasn’t going to wait for them to get to the hospital. Jill recalled to ABC’s Denver
