Kristian Bush talks about the evolution of Sugarland, music theory and his many new projects as a producer, songwriter and musician. 

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Kristian Bush talks about the evolution of Sugarland, music theory and his many new projects as a producer, songwriter and musician. Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

Bobby Bones hosts the biggest names in country music, pop culture and more from his studio in Nashville.

Bobby Bones hosts the biggest names in country music, pop culture and more&nbsp;from his studio in Nashville.

Bobby Bones Presents: The BobbyCast

#100 - Kristian Bush from Sugarland

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Comedian Mark Normand sits down with Bobby for a wide-ranging conversation about life on the road, becoming a new dad, and why he still approaches comedy like he has something to prove. Mark explains why he doesn’t want to rely on crowd work, how he tests new material even when it means having a rough set, and what he thinks about the constant pressure to feed social media with clips. He also shares the comedians who influenced him most, what criticism still gets under his skin, why he prefers smaller rooms to arenas, and how becoming a dad has changed the way he spends his time at home. Plus, Mark gets into his writing process, going viral, making his own movie, and why he’s still happiest just working out jokes.

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Comedian&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/marknormand/?hl=en">Mark Normand</a> sits down with Bobby for a wide-ranging conversation about life on the road, becoming a new dad, and why he still approaches comedy like he has something to prove. Mark explains why he doesn&rsquo;t want to rely on crowd work, how he tests new material even when it means having a rough set, and what he thinks about the constant pressure to feed social media with clips. He also shares the comedians who influenced him most, what criticism still gets under his skin, why he prefers smaller rooms to arenas, and how becoming a dad has changed the way he spends his time at home. Plus, Mark gets into his writing process, going viral, making his own movie, and why he&rsquo;s still happiest just working out jokes.
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#667 - Comedian Mark Normand on Hating Crowd Work, Being a New Dad, Going Viral & Why He Still Loves the Grind

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For episode 666, Bobby dives into some of the darkest myths and wildest conspiracy theories in music history. He breaks down the legend of Robert Johnson supposedly selling his soul to the devil at the crossroads, why virtuoso musicians were once accused of being possessed, and how Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin became tied to satanic rumors. Bobby also gets into the strange theories surrounding “Hotel California,” the infamous “Paul is dead” Beatles conspiracy, backward masking hysteria, and whether there’s really anything sinister behind the 27 Club. Along the way, he separates the stories from what actually happened and looks at why people have always been so quick to connect great music with something darker.


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For episode 666, Bobby dives into some of the darkest myths and wildest conspiracy theories in music history. He breaks down the legend of Robert Johnson supposedly selling his soul to the devil at the crossroads, why virtuoso musicians were once accused of being possessed, and how Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin became tied to satanic rumors. Bobby also gets into the strange theories surrounding &ldquo;Hotel California,&rdquo; the infamous &ldquo;Paul is dead&rdquo; Beatles conspiracy, backward masking hysteria, and whether there&rsquo;s really anything sinister behind the 27 Club. Along the way, he separates the stories from what actually happened and looks at why people have always been so quick to connect great music with something darker.
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#666 - Devil in the Music: Rock’s Darkest Myths, Wildest Conspiracies & the 27 Club

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In honor of Dolly Parton’s passing, Bobby shares his final interview with one of the most beloved and influential country music artists of all time. Dolly reflects on the people who believed in her early, growing up in a full house in East Tennessee, finding her voice through music, and staying true to herself through decades of fame. She also opens up about marriage, legacy, hard work, failure, faith, and why she kept creating with the same energy and humor that made the world love her. This conversation is warm, funny, honest, and deeply Dolly — a chance to hear her in her own words, remembering the life she built, the lessons she carried, and the light she gave to so many.

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In honor of Dolly Parton&rsquo;s passing, Bobby shares his final interview with one of the most beloved and influential country music artists of all time. Dolly reflects on the people who believed in her early, growing up in a full house in East Tennessee, finding her voice through music, and staying true to herself through decades of fame. She also opens up about marriage, legacy, hard work, failure, faith, and why she kept creating with the same energy and humor that made the world love her. This conversation is warm, funny, honest, and deeply Dolly &mdash; a chance to hear her in her own words, remembering the life she built, the lessons she carried, and the light she gave to so many.
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Remembering Dolly Parton

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#100 - Kristian Bush from Sugarland

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