In this episode Lunchbox had a chance to see Shohei Ohtani and the Dodgers clinch their World Series birth but was scared off by the prices of tickets. Then Lionel Messi came to Nashville and Lunchbox was busy messing around in LA so he missed the Messi hat trick. Plus we talk about Terry Bradshaw needing to be taken off TV and all other things that happened in the sports world this weekend. 

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We get more stories from Lunchbox as he is back in the studio from his trip to LA. Bobby takes callers from listeners giving Lunchbox advice on The Price Is Right…before they knew he didn’t make it.  Bobby tells the story of his former waiter who now is making it as a songwriter with 2 number 1 songs and a CMA nomination. Amy talks about her first road trip with her boyfriend to Charlottesville for a UVA game. She also shares why she was mortified after dropping her drink on one of her boyfriend’s friends. Amy nailed another psychic prediction. Eddie shares the worst story of all-time in the room.

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Bobby shares a peek into the life of he and his wife expecting a baby. She is getting onto him about something that he wants to know is a direct result of her being pregnant. It's something he has never heard. Lunchbox is back from California. Did he make it on the Price Is Right? What can he tell us?! Bobby saw one of Amy's kids looking different on social media. Amy explains why. Hudson Westbrook stops by the studio to talk about how going viral changed his life.

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Mike breaks down the Top 10 scariest movies according to science and what he thinks should have been included on the list. Mike then talks to the Conjuring: Last Rites director Michael Chaves on the making of the film, how delusional you need to be to chase your dream in Hollywood and how he used his parent’s divorce to his advantage when getting his first camera. In the Movie Review, Mike talks about Roofman starring Channing Tatum which is based on a true story, this film is about a thief who is infamous for robbing McDonald's and hiding out in a Toys R Us. Mike talks about how the movie makes you feel bad for a criminal, Channing Tatum’s unusual road to becoming an A-lister and why even good movies are struggling at the box office right now.  In the Trailer Park, Mike talks about the remake of The Running Man starring Glen Powell.  It’s about  a deadly TV competition where contestants  must survive 30 days while being hunted by professional assassins. Mike shares why he thinks this movie will be a pivotal point in Glen Powell’s career. 

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What started as an idea born from personal experience has become a movement. The founders of Dateability, a dating app designed for people with disabilities and chronic illnesses, join Morgan to talk about their journey, from navigating health challenges to creating a space where everyone can experience love without stigma. They share what it means to choose joy, how their platform is changing lives, and the exciting milestone of Dateability’s first wedding in 2026. 💍

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This week, Amy and Kat start with a listener voicemail that brings some unexpected joy before diving into underrated love languages that deserve more attention: consistency, attunement, vulnerability, foreplay, and nurture. They also talk about burnout…specifically, the subtle ways it shows up at work and in life. Being “the responsive one” can quietly become part of your identity and why that’s not always something to be proud of. It’s an episode about boundaries, connection, and remembering that responsiveness doesn’t equal value…in work or in love.

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Today we’re tackling a topic that many shy away from but is so essential: the feeling of being angry at God. Yep, we’re going there. It's time to have  an honest conversation about those moments when life deals you such a hard blow that you find yourself looking up at the sky and asking, “Why, God? Why would You let this happen?”

If you’ve ever been in a place where disappointment turned into frustration, or frustration turned into full-blown anger at God, this episode is for you. Maybe you’ve wondered if feeling this way makes you less faithful or if admitting your hurt somehow betrays your beliefs. We're here to tell you that it doesn’t. God is big enough to handle your anger, your questions, and your doubts. He invites you to bring your real, raw emotions to Him—because true intimacy with God is built on honesty.

In this episode, Leanne shares her personal experience with feeling abandoned by God and how learning to be open with my emotions deepened her relationship with Him. We’ll look at examples from the Bible and explore practical steps on how to approach God in your hurt without shame. So, if you’re wrestling with anger, confusion, or doubt, join us as we talk about finding peace in God’s unchanging character and how being honest with Him is not a sign of weak faith but an act of true trust.

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Mike talks to Robert Englund who is best known for playing Freddy Kruger in A Nightmare on Elm Street. He reveals his secret to getting into character, what music he listened to while sitting in 4 hour of makeup prep and how his athletic background prepared him for the role. Mike also talks to two directors from the franchise: A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge director Jack Sholder and Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare director Rachel Talalay about the behind the scenes of each film! In the Movie Review, Mike talks about The Smashing Machine starring Dwayne Johnson. He plays MMA fighter Mark Kerr as he reaches the peak of his career but faces personal hardships along the way with addiction. Mike talks about why the movie failed, why he hopes it doesn’t stop the Rock from taking risks and what shot it has at Oscar nominations.  In the Trailer Park, Mike talks about Disney’s Zootopia 2. Detectives Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde are back and find themselves on the twisting trail of a mysterious reptile who turns the mammal metropolis of Zootopia upside down. Mike shares how Zootopia 1 changed him and how the message of the sequel might be something we all need right now. 

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