Amy and Kat kick things off with a viral Thanksgiving game idea they saw going viral. They would like to work-shop the game a little, so maybe you have an idea on how to make the game more mysterious. 

They share two emails. One from a listener, Amy, asking about why we have to give the therapy disclaimer at the start of couch talks episodes and how Kat changed her life after sharing she doesn’t wear underwear with her leggings. The second email is from ‘E in Boston’ and she is curious on thoughts on a vanity license plate idea that gives a nod to our show closing “have the day you need to have.” 

And don’t miss Stevenson’s upcoming 10-mile run this Saturday, 11/29, to raise funds for a special Christmas for the kids at the Haitian orphanage he once lived in. You can support his run by pledging a donation per mile…every dollar counts!! All funds go directly to the orphanage through TEEMHaiti (a 501c3) and you can donate through their Venmo or PayPal. Stay tuned to @RadioAmy and @FeelingThingsPodcast for updates and live-stream details!

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Bobby kicks off this Thanksgiving episode with his honest reaction to Arkansas’ new head coach and what it means for the Hogs going forward. He also talks about how he may or may not have played a role in getting him to sign with the Razorbacks.

Then Brandon flips the script and gives Kickoff Kevin a full-on music lesson, breaking down what Kevin doesn’t know after he saw Stephen Wilson Jr at the Ryman earlier this week. Plus, Eddie shows up with a Christmas gift dilemma that somehow manages to involve the Dallas Cowboys, if they are true contenders, and much more! 

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Country artist Walker Hayes joins Brooke Taylor and Pastor Mark Evans on The Upload to share the powerful story of how he went from skeptic to believer. For years, Walker’s wife Lainey lived out her faith while he stood on the sidelines, unconvinced. But after meeting a man named Craig—a friend whose radical generosity challenged everything Walker thought he knew about love and grace—his heart began to soften.

Then, tragedy struck. During the birth of their daughter, Lainey suffered severe complications, and their baby girl was stillborn. Walker calls that heartbreaking moment the event that “made the knee bow.” What followed was a transformation that changed not only his faith, but his family, his music, and his purpose.

Walker opens up about grief, grace, and the relentless love of a God who met him in the middle of his pain—and never let go.

🎧 Listen now and be inspired by Walker’s powerful testimony of loss, love, and redemption.

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Lainey Wilson stops by to talk about how she felt hosting the CMAs solo for the first time, her Fiancé Duck's support and what's the difference between filming a tv show vs. a movie. Caller Hannah on Bobby’s favorite Thanksgiving sides. Bobby being gaslit on Thanksgiving and turkey being good. Bobby also had a dilemma yesterday as he was trying to buy turkeys for charity but worried it would be a jerk thing to buy all the turkeys in the grocery store. We talked about the missing Virginia Coach and why he disappeared after an undefeated season.

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In this episode Lunchbox talks about that hate he has for Fantasy Football and how every year he says he isn't going to care but in the end he still ends up pissed off. Ray reflects on the mistakes he and Justin have made as managers in The Sore Losers Fantasy League and what they're going to change going into next year. Also we help a couple of Vegas Virgins plan out their trip to Las Vegas in the Spring and Lunchbox has an apology for Ray. 

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In the Bobby Feud, Bobby has the top 10 topics NOT to bring up at Thanksgiving are on the board. Bobby talked about Jennifer Lopez being paid $2 million dollars to perform at a wedding. Who would we want to perform at our wedding if we could have any musician in the world? Bobby talks about the DWTS finale last night and why the CMAs just had the lowest ratings in history. Bobby shares why he's been gas lit on the Thanksgiving tradition of turkey.

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Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel discuss their Thanksgiving and football watching plans.  Actor Scott Porter talks about his connections to the University of Texas and being a Broncos fan.  How does he feel about Bo Nix and the Broncos chances? Scott explains how streaming has extended the popularity of 'Friday Night Lights' and how he performed on 'The Masked Singer'. Scott wraps up with his Mount Rushmore of Broncos and going to games. 

What are the biggest three matchups in NFL Week 13.  Legendary Agent Sandy Montag talks about his history with John Madden.  Sandy explains the thinking that Madden had a fear of flying, when it was actually something else!  Madden would watch film and over-prepare as a broadcaster and Sandy reveals when John went from traveling by train to the famed Madden cruiser. Bobby asks about the origin of the Madden video game and John's involvement. Sandy walks through John's move to FOX and ultimately his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.  We wrap with this year's Fourth Anniversary of John Madden's Thankgiving and Bobby's NFL Power Rankings.

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Raymundo is in a parking war with someone in the building. Amy talked about a man who allegedly pulled a full-on "Mrs. Doubtfire" scam by dressing up as his dead mother to keep cashing her pension checks as her body sat in their house ... for years. We then bring in Ricki Sanchez to defend herself in Raymundo’s parking war. Bobby makes his new ruling after hearing her sides. Amy shared why a bar is banning solo drinkers. Amy makes a dark joke that is a dig at Eddie. We also share more reviews in Tuesday Reviewsday. We also all shared our celeb crushes.

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We talk to Parker McCollum about his Thanksgiving plans, what college football he secretly roots for, getting to know George Strait over the years and the time he messed up the countdown during a New Year's Eve show. Amy may be in luck after a new service is going to be available to help her with a major problem she's been a victim of. On Tuesday Reviewsday, Bobby shared a movie that changed his life. Bobby and Amy ran through a list of celebs that give people the 'ick' and they share how they feel about them.

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