The Bobby Bones Show

In this episode Lunchbox has risen from the dead to return to the podcast after staring death in the eye. Ray has been trying to keep the memories of the good times going but he was struggling with the lack of podcasts! Lunchbox details the fishing trip he took in the toilet filled with pee to get that elusive golf ball. Plus Lunchbox found the ultimate customer service representative in the cable industry who might have been better than Ray back in his cable slinging days. Last but not least we celebrate a very important birthday for a member of Sore Losers Nation.
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Bobby brought in a mystery guest today. No one on the show knew who they were before they walked in. All he told them was they were going to lose their minds. And as expected, the studio erupted in noise once they sat down in our studio. Find out who it is!!
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Bobby shares what freaked him and his dogs last night that almost had him grab his firearm. Mike D shared the bad thing that happened to him as a kid that turned good as an adult. Lunchbox is finally getting a night out and why Amy might never drink again. Bobby also talked about why the government might release details on aliens.
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Bobby brings in the evidence to show to us the latest reason his wife was annoyed with him. He shows us what he did that she was annoyed by and wants to know if he's in the right or wrong. In the Anonymous Inbox, A listener wants to know "Does Bobby forgive people easily, or does he hold onto stuff longer than he should?". We played what could quite possibly be the most tense and heated round of Easy Trivia! A listener called in to tell us how Eddie inspired her to do something we think is amazing...but we think she's giving him TOO much credit.
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This week on The Upload, host Brooke Taylor and co-host Pastor Mark Evans sit down with country artist George Birge for a powerful, honest conversation about faith, surrender, and what it really looks like to trust God’s timing in an industry driven by pressure, comparison, and success.
George opens up about his journey from playing small shows and grinding it out in a country duo to questioning whether he had made the right decision chasing music at all. With vulnerability and clarity, he shares how seasons of waiting, disappointment, and nearly walking away became the very foundation God used to shape his character, strengthen his marriage, and prepare him for success he wasn’t ready to handle at the start.
Throughout the conversation, George reflects on the tension between ambition and surrender, learning to “give up pretending” while staying faithful to the mission. He talks about the refining process that happens below the surface, the unseen work God does in private long before anything rises above the water and why integrity, family, and faith must come before fame.
The episode dives deep into trusting God’s plan, navigating comparison, understanding real versus transactional relationships, and wrestling with temptation in the spotlight. George also shares how building a Christ-centered culture on the road; from praying with his band to prioritizing his role as a husband and father, has given him freedom, peace, and clarity in a demanding season of life.
For anyone struggling with control, anxiety, delayed dreams, or wondering if God is listening, George offers wisdom on praying boldly for the desires of your heart while releasing the outcome to God. His story is a reminder that success will never fill the void, but surrender will and that God’s kindness often shows up in the delays we don’t understand at the time.
🎧 This episode is for anyone in a season of waiting, refining, or learning how to trust God without pretending and discovering peace on the other side of surrender.
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