Eric & Bob in the Morning – Full Podcast

It was a Tuesday that felt like a Monday thanks to the Labor Day holiday, and Eric & Bob are here to catch you up! We’re breaking down the weekend—hits, misses, and everything in between from the world of sportsball. Bob almost won the lotto…well, not really, but we’ll dive into all the “what ifs.” Plus, Jimmy checks in with his latest report, and we’re dishing out all the dirt that’s fit to talk about. Tune in and get caught up with all the laughs, stories, and chaos from the morning show!

“It’s Fun Friday and the start of Labor Day weekend on the Eric and Bob in the Morning full podcast! Today, we reflect on the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, check in with Monte Warden about tonight’s First Responder Night at the Broken Spoke, and chat about his Grand Ole Opry performance. Dennis Farris joins us with a call from Sergeant John Jones, who worked the Yogurt Shop Murders—an emotional behind-the-scenes moment you won’t want to miss. Oh, and did we mention football is on? From Friday Night Lights to Texas vs. Buckeye, let the games begin!”

“It’s Friday, which means it’s time for our weekly sports check-in with Waylon James—our 13-year-old sports reporter and son of Texas music legend Cory Morrow. He’s got all the highlights, takes, and predictions you need… and fair warning, he’s not a fan of a certain NFL quarterback. Tune in for laughs, insight, and some serious sports chatter from the youngest voice in the game!”

“Here in the studio, Dennis Farris and Bob Cole talk with Sergeant John Jones on the phone, the officer who actually worked the Yogurt Shop Murders case 33 years ago. We’ll reflect on the tragedy, the new HBO documentary The Yogurt Shop Murders, and the emotions that still linger. Listen through to the end—you’ll hear the raw feelings that haven’t faded in more than three decades.”

Heading into Labor Day weekend, and you can feel it—football fires up tonight! 🏈 Eric and Bob are talking all things sportsball, plus Jimmy Carter checks in with his morning report, including some heavy news and all the dirt that’s fit to dish. Catch up with the full show now!

🚨 Cracker Barrel is back… or did it disappear again? Taylor & Travis are gearing up for overload and Bob can’t contain his excitement! We dive into football, get the latest from Jimmy Carter, and yes… moldy Ding Dongs are making headlines. It’s wild, it’s weird, and it’s all on Eric & Bob in the Morning—listen to the full podcast now! 🎙️🔥

🎸 Eric & Bob in the Morning – Interview

This morning, we talk with Scott Friedeck, Guitar Wrangler, People Connector, and all-around great human from Graphic Guitar Guys. Scott shares his work creating custom graphic-wrapped guitars and how he’s bringing that passion to Applause for the Cause, the benefit concert this Thursday at White Water Amphitheater. This event is the brainchild of Robert Earl Keen, supporting Texas Hill Country flood relief. Tune in for Scott’s story, the event details, and how you can get involved!

🐾🧻 Eric & Bob in the Morning – Full Podcast 🏈🎙️

It’s National Dog Day and National Toilet Paper Day, so we’re celebrating in style! The weekend (and football!) is nearly here, and maybe we went a little overboard with sportsball excitement this morning. Jimmy Carter checks in with his latest report, and we talk with Scott Friedeck from Applause for the Cause to get you up to speed on Thursday’s benefit at White Water. Tune in for laughs, info, and all the fun!

Rise and shine, Texas! It’s a Monday on Eric & Bob in the Morning — we’re gearing up for a huge week of football with Texas taking on Ohio State this weekend. Plus, it’s back to work, back to school, and back to talking about the best foods at the State Fair of Texas. Jimmy Carter checks in with the latest, and of course, we want to know — how was your weekend?

🏈 Meet 13-Year-Old Sports Prodigy Waylon James! Today, Waylon’s taking the mic straight from his football uniform to deliver the latest sports updates. From high school highlights to pro scores, he’s bringing the game to you with insight, energy, and a whole lot of heart. Don’t blink—you might just catch the next sports superstar in action!