We have finally come to the end of another week in the Rock Kingdom of Chaos- And i’ll you this… I have a feeling Bobby’s gonna have nightmares about the meerkats for a while which to be fair… I think he kind of earned them this week.
Thank you to everyone who has ordered Silence Never Wins and if you would like your copy signed- message me and we’ll figure out how to get that handled for you!
But for now, lets enjoy some playful chaos and I found a picture too cute not to share with all of you- You guys gotta help convince Bobby he needs to bring Luna back to the office!

Take Your Dog to Work Day
Today is Take Your Dog to Work Day, and Bobby has been seriously considering bringing Luna back to the studio.
There is, however, one small condition.
She has to sign an agreement promising not to unplug random cords.
Because the last time she visited, it seemed like every cable in the office suddenly became optional. Nothing raises your blood pressure quite like watching your broadcast equipment go dark while a very proud dog trots away with the world's most expensive chew toy.
To be fair, Luna would probably make a great co-host. She doesn't complain about the music, she's always excited to see everyone, and unlike the producer, she never asks Bobby to shorten a story.
As long as the microphones stay plugged in... she's hired.
Cover Wars: What's Love Got to Do with It?
Some songs are so iconic they seem untouchable... until another band comes along and proves otherwise.
This time we're putting the spotlight on "What's Love Got to Do with It?"
🎤 The Original: Tina Turner (1984)
Tina turned this into one of the biggest hits of the '80s. The song became her first and only No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100, won three Grammy Awards, and helped cement one of the greatest comeback stories in rock and pop history. Her confident, soulful delivery made the song an instant classic.

The Cover: Black Stone Cherry (2020)
Fast forward more than three decades, and Kentucky rockers Black Stone Cherry gave the song a complete makeover. Instead of trying to imitate Tina, they leaned into their Southern hard rock roots with crunchy guitars, heavier drums, and Chris Robertson's gritty vocals. The result feels less like a pop anthem and more like a road-worn rock ballad.
Rather than replacing the original, Black Stone Cherry reimagined it—proving that a great song can thrive in a completely different genre while still keeping its emotional punch.
Who Wins?
Team Tina Turner: The timeless original that defined an era.
Team Black Stone Cherry: The hard-rock reinvention with serious attitude.
Which version gets your vote?

Now that Silence Never Wins is officially out, we've been asking Bobby which quote in the book has stayed with him the longest.
While every chapter opens with a quote that has shaped his life in some way, one rises above the rest:
"I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain."
— Paul Atreides, Dune by Frank Herbert
Bobby says this isn't just a great line from a science fiction novel—it's a mindset.
Whether it's stepping behind a microphone, starting over after setbacks, launching a syndicated radio show, or finally putting years of experience into a book, fear always shows up first. The trick isn't pretending it doesn't exist. It's refusing to let it make the decisions.
That idea runs through Silence Never Wins. Speaking up. Taking the chance. Moving forward even when your knees are shaking.
Because on the other side of fear is often the life you were meant to build.
Things I Didn't Say On Air
First off... thank you for all the meerkats today.
I'm not entirely sure why my livestream now looks like a wildlife documentary narrated by David Attenborough, but here we are.
At one point I was trying to make an important point, and suddenly there were enough meerkats on the screen to qualify for their own zip code.
I appreciate every single gift, though. It helps keep the chaos running, even if it occasionally makes me wonder whether I'm hosting a rock radio show or managing a very enthusiastic safari.
You may also notice we're testing a few new things over the next couple of weeks. Some ideas will work. Some won't. That's part of the fun.
If something seems a little different, don't panic—we're experimenting, tweaking, and trying to make the show even better. Worst case? We accidentally invent a new inside joke.
So thanks for sticking with us, thanks for the support, and thanks again for the meerkats.
Now if somebody could explain why they're apparently our official mascot... that'd be great.
-Bobby Dee

