Amy shares a big win she had with her ex-husband and co-parenting meetings and her advice on how to make decisions when the ‘vibes are good’. Bobby shares how he learned he is growing up based on how he took the Arkansas basketball loss last night. But also shared how he yelled at someone at work for the first time. Eddie shares a decision his son made that made him feel like a good dad.

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We share the latest drama happening with our cruise that is coming up next week and Lunchbox's new demand. Bobby talked about Meta getting a patent to allow your Facebook page to keep posting on your behalf after you die. Would Bobby and Amy be into doing this? Amy also opens up about if she will ever get pregnant and why she's been thinking about it. Eddie also called out Lunchbox on his religion.

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Amy and Kat open with a sweet note from Kari, a listener sharing a unique discovery: a suction-cup window birdhouse that allows for a front-row seat to nature without disturbing the nest. She also shares one of her favorite takeaways from the podcast: "never suppressing a generous thought."

Amy then reminds us about the “Blessings Jar” that Kat gave her a few years ago! Such a good gift idea if you need something special for a friend. Speaking of friends, we need to be hanging out with our people more because a Geriatric Psychologist said this: “Stop waiting to feel social. You do not wait to feel inspired to brush your teeth. Socializing after 40 is no longer entertainment; it is Cognitive Maintenance. You must force interactions with the same cold discipline you use for a mortgage payment. If you do not pay the social rent, your reality eventually gets evicted." This leads to a conversation about @monthlymomsclub gatherings that Amy gets invited to—and how she NEEDS to start attending for “cognitive maintenance."

Tracy in Denver sent a voicemail sharing a transformative "mother-daughter" breakthrough that shifted their relationship from friction to connection: the simple act of asking, "Are you calling to vent, or are you calling for advice?" Amy and Kat discuss how this one question can save relationships, prevent "toe-stepping," and ensure everyone gets exactly what they need.

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Actor Milo Ventimiglia sits down with Bobby and shares what he learned working alongside Will Smith, then breaks down the TV breakthroughs that changed his life—from getting on the map with Gilmore Girls to launching into a whole new stratosphere with This Is Us. He also gets real about the “99 no' before a yes” grind, how he memorizes lines, and when you’re allowed to ad-lib (and when a set won’t let you change a single word). Plus, the unexpectedly hilarious side of Milo: Blue Angels stories, “chirping,” and why he has very strong opinions about passing out mid-flight and what it was like learning to sing for a new role when vocals weren’t even in his bag of tricks.

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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 shares a bizarre thing he saw online that makes him think that AI has gone too far. We got an update on the glove found in the Nancy Guthrie case. A Sheriff said it could be years until we get answers. We talked about a celebrity who was arrested for getting in a fight while drunk. Eddie shared the story of the bad accident he was in when working in the news. We talked about how Nicole Kidman may have moved on from Keith Urban. Lunchbox got called out by a listener on his take on Father-Daughter dances. We talked to Tyler Reddick about how he celebrated his Daytona 500 win, the most accurate racing movie and his connection to Jason Aldean.

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Bobby shared the super rare collectors item someone sent him and the awesome story behind it. He also gives an update on his ankle rehab. Amy shares an update on her daughter and how she is schooling differently this year and why it's a good thing! Lunchbox got good news from the doctor. Eddie shares why he is relieved that it is his son's birthday today.

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Amy has a major announcement. We try to guess but all she tells us is that it is news that will impact all of us. In the Anonymous Inbox, a listener wants to know what’s an opinion Bobby has that most people probably disagree with. He shares his Top 7. Lunchbox was down for the count for 4 days with an illness. He shares why he is now more convinced that the world hates him. Eddie met a bartender that led him to a philosophical question of if we could move anywhere in the world where would we choose?

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Kat takes the lead as teacher in this episode, walking Amy through a deep dive on Mel Robbins, the controversy around her Let Them Theory, and the viral poem by Cassie Phillips that started it all. Together, Amy and Kat explore plagiarism claims, the idea of “cruel optimism,” and why so many self-help messages start to feel like sales pitches. They share what first drew them to Mel, what’s changed over time, and the 5 questions we can all ask before deciding who to trust in the self-help world.

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