What do disciplining a child, teaching preschool and taking good care of yourself have in common?

The answer might surprise you. 

This week’s episode is inspired by a parenting technique that seemed too simple to actually work. But as soon as I watched this alarmingly unsophisticated tactic have wild success with my four and five year olds—and their friends—I had to ask myself: maybe there’s value in even the adults taking a break?

How long should the break be? Why is this straightforward tool so powerful?

Perhaps it has to do with putting us back in touch with our higher selves, our creative nature, our intuitive voice. 

To learn how taking a short break can combat burnout, calm big emotions and get you unstuck (and even how it can bring order to unruly preschoolers) take a listen and let me know what you think.

Where do you need to take a break?

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Mike and Kelsey break down a big month of movies. They share their best and worst films for the month of August which saw everything from Lindsay Lohan returning to the big screen to Mike dragging Kelsey to the horror movie of the year despite hating Halloween movies.  Mike also talks about what he believes will be the worst movie of the decade.  In the Movie Review, Mike talks about Caught Stealing starring Austin Butler, Regina King, Zoë Kravitz and Bad Bunny. It’s about a burned-out ex-baseball player who unexpectedly finds himself embroiled in a dangerous struggle for survival amidst the criminal underbelly of 1990s New York City, forced to navigate a treacherous underworld he never imagined. Mike talks about Austin Butler’s performance as a lead, did the movie change Mike’s perception based on the trailer and why Bad Bunny and Action Bronson stole the show. In the Trailer Park, Mike talks about Good boy. It’s a horror film told entirely from the perspective of a dog.  How the internet changed the trajectory of this movie and why horror is king in 2025. 

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In this episode Ray, Pitts, and Lunchbox turn on the mics as they comment live on the Chiefs and Chargers game from Brazil. Warning EXPLICIT LANGUAGE! Pitts talks Chiefs football, yells at the refs, we even have Bubs BBQ back as a sponsor. Also talk a little bit about Fantasy Football and Brother explains why he doesn't play Fantasy and why he doesn't gamble. 

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Morgan gathered the top performing segments from The Bobby Bones Show this week!

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Lunchbox spent time in London and Ireland and has his reviews of each place. Morgan thought she wanted to travel for work, but maybe not so much. Plus, there’s drama with Lunchbox coaching his kid’s soccer tea

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Morgan and  Lunchbox answer listener questions. What reality TV show would Lunchbox join? How fast can he run? What made him get into radio? All those questions answered and more. Plus, raising boys, parenthood, and his “hate" for Morgan. 

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In this episode we celebrate Ray's birthdays! Join us as Ray turns 40 and he teaches us a valuable lesson on how to take responsibility for your actions. Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys is kind enough to join us to talk football.  Lunchbox has to break some sad news to Ray and ask for his forgiveness. Plus we get a recap of Lunchbox's Guys Get Together for the Cowboys/Eagles game to kickoff the NFL Season. Last but not least we give you some locks to make money this weekend! 

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Welcome to Eclipse Season! This cosmic period is all about beginnings and endings happening simultaneously, and it can initiate a powerful six-month cycle of change. While the start of this season can feel drastic or dramatic, both on a global and personal level, being aware of these energetic shifts can help you take the edge off and embrace the process.

This year, the energy is amplified by September being a "9" month in a "9" year. In numerology, the number 9 represents surrender, letting go, trusting, and acceptance, which perfectly mirrors the feeling of eclipse season. It’s a time to honor the sacredness of closure, even when it feels wobbly. Grief and grace can arrive hand in hand, and it's okay to let yourself feel all of the emotional waves that come with this powerful transition.

The month is marked by several key astrological events:

• Saturn Retrograde in Pisces (Sept. 1st): Prompts you to revisit and finalize lessons from the past, dissolving old patterns and beliefs.
• Mercury in Virgo (Sept. 2nd): Encourages practical, precise communication and is a great time to organize your life and refine your routines.
• Uranus Retrograde in Gemini (Sept. 6th): Brings unexpected insights and "cosmic downloads" that can guide you toward freedom.
• Lunar Eclipse at 15 degrees of Pisces (Sept. 7th): Triggers a six-month cycle of closure and release, urging you to honor your emotions.
• Mercury in Libra (Sept. 18th): Fosters harmonious communication and creativity.
• Venus in Virgo (Sept. 19th): Focuses on practical love and relationships, a good time to refine your finances.
• Solar Eclipse in Virgo (Sept. 21st): A powerful time to set new intentions and take practical action.
• Mars in Scorpio & Fall Equinox (Sept. 22nd): Deepens your passion and creative drive while the equinox brings in a theme of balance and harmony.

Crystal recommendations:  red jasper, pyrite, black tourmaline, tiger's eye 

Additional Resources:

The Frequency Field 

September Numerology: Find Your Center in the Eye of the Storm 

August to October Numerology: Are You Ready for this Energetic Shift? 

2025 Astrological Forecast with Hannah’s Elsewhere

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On this episode of the BobbyCast, Bobby talks with English pop duo The Ting Tings. You may remember their big hits "That's Not My Name" and "Shut Up and Let Me Go" from 2008. The duo talked about these songs and how they were discovered in the US when they played at SXSW in front of a small crowd, but in that crowd was Steve Jobs and he picked their song "Shut Up and Let Me Go" to play on the Apple iPod commercial. They also talked about the importance of failure in their career and how they learned from it. In the second half of this episode, Bobby reads and responds to YouTube comments and critiques left on his channels. 

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