TUES PT 2: A Listener Asked Bobby For $335K!? + It's Giving Tuesday! + Listener Calls Out Bobby’

The Bobby Bones Show

The hosts of The Bobby Bones Show discuss a variety of topics ranging from personal health and hair care to celebrity news and listener requests

Key takeaways

• Bobby Bones discusses his hair loss treatments including minoxidil, dutasteride, and PRP, while warning that minoxidil is deadly to cats if licked.
• The hosts discuss the sentencing of Caleb Flynn, an American Idol contestant convicted of murdering his wife, noting his contradictory courtroom statements.

Main topics

• Hair loss treatments and pet safety
• Celebrity news and legal cases

Notable quotes

"The smallest amount can kill them."

Conclusion

The episode provides a mix of lighthearted banter about personal habit

Transcript preview

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Each day, I break down the biggest headlines. Canada's trade fight with the U.S. just escalated again, and Americans could fill it in their wallets. And when a story deserves a deeper conversation, I'll sit down with experts, newsmakers, and thought leaders to help you better understand the issue behind the headlines. Listen to Front Page from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Carrie Champion, and in this new season of Biggest Rivalries of All Time podcast, we take you back to the very first rivalry of the WNBA. The Comets were the real deal. I mean, come on. The Liberty was just tough. Oh, God. The New York Liberty versus the Houston Comets. When we hit the floor, it was hot, heated fights, elbows, competition, trash talking. Who is the better team? People lie, but numbers don't. Listen to Biggest Rivalries of All Time on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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Speaker 7 (2:49) He was not going to stop unless we stopped him. Speaker 1 (2:52) Listen to Betrayal Season 6 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Speaker 2 (3:22) And since we recorded the whole, which we've recorded it now, we're going to say nothing about it. It's going to end up airing on Monday, roughly, loosely. We had to leave. And so we're back now. But it's been an odd day. So if you want to watch it later. And then also, I did the voicemails at the very end by myself. That's why nobody else was talking during that segment. It was like butt crack. And I was just like, just play the voicemails. We'll get going here. So a little unorthodox show today. So Amy, you're up first. Go ahead. Speaker 4 (3:55) Minoxidil. Speaker 2 (3:56) Let me see if I know what that is. Is that minoxidil? Do you put it on your skin? Hair, hair. Like, it's a cow. It's Speaker 4 (4:02) one of the, it's an active ingredient in Rogaine. Got Speaker 2 (4:06) it. And Speaker 4 (4:06) various other human hair growth products. And I saw this guy post about how his cat. He died because of the minoxidil that he had just gotten. His two-year-old cat, who was in a lot of his videos and people were used to seeing, and he had no idea. And so he put out a PSA. His cat started acting kind of weird, took him to the vet, and his cat died. So heads up, it can be deadly to cats. And it made me think of Ray because I don't know what certain things he does. And he's got his cat that's like his child. And I didn't know if he was aware of the... minoxidil and the danger it can pose to cats. Are Speaker 2 (4:48) you doing minoxidil? Oh, name it. Finasticide, minoxidil, dutasteride. There's oral, there's topical. But yes, the topical, I always make sure it is covered because Piper would for sure lick it and die. Almost immediately, they say. You're Speaker 4 (5:04) doing all that at once? Okay, so Ray was aware of this. Speaker 2 (5:06) Well, the dutasticide, I believe. is a form of finasticide. So I don't take finasticide. You could be making up sounds right now, guys, and I would just believe them. I believe you're telling the truth. And all of these you can do orally and you can also do topically. So yes, I double-decker them. So I do them both at the same time. Do you find that helps your hair? Yeah, I mean, I believe I'd be bald fully up top if not. No way. Yeah. I was bald 10 years ago. I remember that. He was very thin. He was balding. But he's also going to a clinic and getting like laser on his head. PRP. No, Speaker 3 (5:40) like a blood transfusions. Yeah. There's other stuff daily housekeeping that you have Speaker 2 (5:45) to do as well. Good for you for sticking with it. Yeah. You have, I don't know. You have pretty good hair. Yeah. I mean, I do because of the stuff I do. Honestly, if you guys hadn't warned me about, Hey man, you're looking a little thin up top. I don't know if I would have ever done Speaker 1 (5:57) that. Speaker 2 (5:57) Nobody said that. I didn't say that. No, we didn't say that, man. No, we never told you that. Oh, because most guys just aren't able to see the back of their head. So you really don't know you're balding until somebody tells you. That's true. So, Speaker 4 (6:08) Ray, who told you? The show. Speaker 3 (6:10) No. We never Speaker 2 (6:11) talked Speaker 3 (6:11) about Speaker 2 (6:11) that. Speaker 3 (6:11) We only talk about it when Speaker 2 (6:13) you would post pictures getting your blood taken out of your head. We'd ask you about it. I found out from you guys. That's a lie. Speaker 3 (6:20) Hey, when you take all this stuff, Ray, does it? Put hair all over your, like, different Speaker 2 (6:25) places, too? Or just Speaker 3 (6:26) your head? Speaker 2 (6:26) Well, the topical, you only put in the spots you want help in your hair. And then the minoxidil, I guess if it's oral, I mean, sure, you could probably. I don't, I mean, honestly, I don't see any more hair. It's supposed to just go isolate right to where your head is. Like, are your eyebrows getting longer or anything like that? No, no. No, your hair looks good. Thank you. We were not making fun of your hair, though. Okay. Yeah, just for the record. I wasn't. You guys might have been doing your little shenanigans down the hallway. No, we've never done that. No. No, no, no. Okay, so don't leave it out. Don't leave out your minoxidil, tenoxidil, godoxidil, minoxidil. Speaker 4 (7:00) Or anywhere where Speaker 2 (7:00) your cat Speaker 4 (7:00) can lick it. Or if you put it on, wash your hands before you touch your cat. Speaker 2 (7:05) Got it. Speaker 4 (7:06) Because the smallest amount can kill them. Speaker 2 (7:09) I feel very fortunate that I have my hair. Speaker 3 (7:12) You should. You should. And I see pictures of you, especially now that you've grown it out. That's just cool that you can do it. You're what, in your 40s? And you have hair, dude, to play with. You can grow it. You can cut it. You can shape it. That's amazing. Lunchbox has his hair, too. Yep. But he doesn't do anything to it. It's just a buzz cut. Speaker 4 (7:34) It's not Speaker 3 (7:34) just a buzz Speaker 2 (7:35) cut, actually. It is sometimes. But what is it then? Whenever you have to cut your hair, you come in and it's full age. You don't style it. What Speaker 4 (7:42) do you call that right now? Speaker 2 (7:43) High and tight? It's a high fade. It doesn't look like a high fade. Abby, is that funny? Abby, like Speaker 3 (7:50) that one? What it's called? I don't say buzz cut. Is that Speaker 4 (7:53) what you say when you sit down? I'd like a high fade. Speaker 3 (7:55) Yep. Hey, Lunchbox, seriously though, why don't you ever style it? Do something cool like Bobby does. I don't do anything cool. What does he do? Growing it out. Speaker 5 (8:03) Grow it out. How is that cool? He Speaker 4 (8:05) grew it out once and he thought he looked like Tom Brady. Everybody kept Speaker 5 (8:08) telling me I was Tom Brady. Speaker 2 (8:10) I don't know about that. That's what happened. People will say to me online, hey, Rosie O'Donnell. And I'm like, my wife said that. You only heard that on my show. I volunteered that information. They could Speaker 4 (8:18) be thinking on their own because I thought it. Trust me. No, Speaker 2 (8:21) my wife said that. She goes, Amy said she thought that too. I did. And I said, well, I gave her the opportunity and she did not say it. So you can't Speaker 4 (8:26) claim Speaker 2 (8:26) that you had the joke as well. Speaker 4 (8:27) Because I didn't. I thought that was going to be so offensive to say that. Speaker 2 (8:32) I think if I were growing my hair out thinking it looked good. I would be offended. Speaker 4 (8:35) Okay. Well, right now it's getting to the point Speaker 2 (8:37) where it's starting. I can start to do other things. There's just a really awkward phase. I'm at the back end of that awkward phase. I'm just like Speaker 4 (8:42) not in the business of offending you. So I was like, I don't know what to say. Oh, Speaker 2 (8:46) this is new. Yeah, this is new. What? This is new. No. Speaker 4 (8:49) You don't Speaker 2 (8:49) have a filter. Yeah. Speaker 4 (8:51) I, yeah, I did that day. Cause I was like, this feels like it could cut deep. I'm not growing it out Speaker 2 (8:55) for any style. I'm growing it out cause it's funny. Because when I shake my head, our baby thinks it's the funniest thing ever. And also, I have no reason to cut my hair. I told my agent, I'm not cutting my hair until you give me a big job. Nice. And Speaker 4 (9:06) so Speaker 2 (9:06) what'd he Speaker 4 (9:06) say? Speaker 2 (9:06) Cut your hair. It looks terrible. Speaker 4 (9:08) Well, what if he's like, I'm not going to be able to get you a job unless you freaking cut your hair. That's Speaker 3 (9:12) what he Speaker 4 (9:12) said. No, that's Speaker 2 (9:12) where you tell the client, like, he will cut his hair. Here's some other pictures of him. Right. Yeah. But I can now put this in the back in a ponytail. Don't do that. Like, it's long enough to be in a ponytail. And when I'm at home, it gets in my face. So I can put this in like a... and a thing as well and wear that up just to keep that in my face. No, please. I've never had my hair this long. Please walk around in a ponytail, dude. Look, this is a top ponytail but it's way longer in the back. Yeah. Speaker 4 (9:38) Okay. I don't know Speaker 2 (9:39) how to fix it though and I have to host the Radio Hall of Fame on Thursday night and I'm wearing a suit and Speaker 4 (9:43) a Speaker 2 (9:43) tie and I'm- What are Speaker 4 (9:44) you gonna do? I don't Speaker 2 (9:45) know. I have no idea how to fix it. I didn't know how to fix my hair when it was short. Maybe Speaker 4 (9:48) this is the event in which- No, no. This is a Speaker 2 (9:50) big gig. Nope. Okay. What did you do at iHeart? That looked good. Oh, the first night was miserable because I washed my hair before and it was so like Farrah Fawcett feathery. I Speaker 3 (10:00) thought that looked cool. I was Speaker 2 (10:01) so embarrassed. I was like, oh God, this looks terrible. I know it looks terrible, but I don't care. I did care a little bit then. I just shouldn't have washed it with cheap shampoo right before I went out. Night two, I got some grease in it and I can control it a little better. But I have no plan to cut it. My wife hates it. Everybody hates it. I think it's funny. It's turned into a bit. Speaker 4 (10:22) All right. When your agent brought this up or y'all were having this conversation, how, I guess, was it just out of nowhere? Yes. I just didn't know if like you said, hey, I'll cut my hair when you give me a job or he had to tell you. He brought it up first? Yeah, Speaker 2 (10:40) let's see if he even answers that. Speaker 4 (10:41) Okay. Speaker 2 (10:50) He's Speaker 6 (10:50) a Speaker 2 (10:50) busy guy. Business deal, making a business move. Yeah, he's Speaker 6 (10:52) a Speaker 2 (10:52) real business deal. He's going to get that money, so he may not answer. But he'll probably call me back while we're doing this. Speaker 2 (11:02) All right, no luck. Bye. Speaker 2 (11:04) I bet he called me. Okay, he'll call me back. If he knows what's good for him. Okay, good story. Speaker 4 (11:11) He's busy with his clients that cut their hair. That's true. Speaker 2 (11:16) All right, Lunchbox. Speaker 5 (11:17) Yeah, Caleb Flynn, the guy from American Idol. He was a contestant a few years back. He was convicted of murdering his wife. He had his hearing yesterday for sentencing, and everybody got up, and his daughters didn't speak, but they wrote. and the uncle or aunt read them and was like, just so you know, we plan on never visiting in jail. You did this. So he got up and he spoke for the first time and he apologized. And he said he killed her. He said, I apologize to my friends and family for all the pain and stuff I have caused. I asked for their forgiveness. I made vows to Ashley on our wedding day. I failed those vows. And through my decisions, I have caused you guys an incredible amount of pain. Through those decisions, I'm sure you have felt betrayed, confusion, anger, and so much more. But I have unfortunately lied about a lot of things over the last couple years. But as I stand here before God, who is my ultimate judge, I am not lying when I say I did not kill my wife. Oh, he said he didn't? Yep. Oh, wow. I thought he said he did. Nope. So he talked about the affair, all these lies, and pain. Maybe he didn't do it. I know. No, I'm kidding. Speaker 2 (12:22) Stop. I'm kidding. Stop. Speaker 4 (12:24) I know. I know, but I'm like. Guys, what if somebody broke in, took his gun from his truck and Speaker 2 (12:30) did that? Speaker 4 (12:30) It was all circumstantial. I know. Dogs Speaker 3 (12:33) didn't bark, everything. When he said, like, I broke my vows, I'm like, dude, you murdered your wife. That's not like... No, Speaker 4 (12:39) he Speaker 3 (12:39) murdered his wife. No, Speaker 4 (12:39) no, he broke his vow. I understand now. He had an affair. Well, Speaker 3 (12:42) I understand his take now, because I was like, why are you addressing the affair? The thing right now is the wife. Like, you have murdered your wife. That's what the sentence is. He's a murderer. And that's crazy. Life without parole. Dude, way to read that. You got me. Oh, he got me too. Speaker 5 (12:57) I was like, oh my God. So he didn't take the stand because he thought, oh, I can get off. But now that he's convicted, he's just going to go ahead and admit it. He's like, you got me. And he's just like, but Speaker 3 (13:07) I didn't do it. Dang. Wow. That's crazy. Eddie? Yeah, so this is from the weekend, but people were spotting LeBron James' helicopter going from New York because he plays for the 76ers in Philly now, Amy, in case you didn't know. But he takes his helicopter from New York to Philly. Did you know? I did not know. Okay. So that's crazy one that he flies from New York to Philly. Not that far. I know. But you know the craziest thing about it is like a helicopter. Kobe. That's how Kobe died. That's what I thought. Speaker 2 (13:38) Yeah, but Kobe flew and told his pilot to fly when it was not recommended to fly. The pilot was like, I don't think we should fly. And Kobe was like, fly through it. I know, but there are Speaker 3 (13:46) just too many coincidences here. You're a really good basketball player. Kobe was Speaker 2 (13:50) a Speaker 3 (13:50) really good basketball player. Kobe Speaker 2 (13:50) was Speaker 3 (13:50) retired. Speaker 3 (13:52) I don't like it. It's literally just two basketball players. Speaker 2 (13:57) I'm sure Michael Jordan flew. I'm sure they all fly helicopters places. Why do they fly helicopters? Because an airplane, you don't fly an airplane that short a distance. You can't get a driver. It costs more. You can get a driver, but that would take longer time. Speaker 3 (14:10) Traffic. They want to avoid traffic. How long is New York to Philly? Helicopter ride or drive? I guess both. I'd like to know both. Helicopter probably, what, 20 minutes, you said? I don't know, maybe a Speaker 2 (14:20) little longer than that. He could Speaker 4 (14:20) take the train. Yeah, the subway. I'll ask. Not the subway, but like the Amtrak. I Speaker 2 (14:25) have