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It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.

What is up, y'all?

Welcome to the Best Bits this weekend.

It's Morgan here.

And this is the Best Bits part two, which is just the Bits.

Part one I did with Amy this weekend.

And it was super fun.

And it's the last normal edition of Best Bits this year. It's not the last Best Bits because on Christmas Eve and

New Year's Eve we did record some new shows for y'all and I hope you enjoy them. They're super

fun but this is the last regular edition of Best Bits. So let's get started. Blake Shelton was on our show this

week and he's always super funny to have on because he is very real and honest. And he talked about

his new TV show, Bar Mageddon. He also talks about why he's leaving the voice and the thing

that he keeps getting excited about in his career because, you know, Blake Shelton has done

practically everything at this point. So him getting excited about something is pretty cool. Here's that interview with Bobby. Number seven. It's a Bobby Bones show interview. In case you didn't know. Blake Shelton. I mean, what do I say? He's the greatest. He had so many number ones. He's got the show Barmageddon on USA Network.

There's Monday nights. I feel like I don't need to introduce you because you do know. We love him. We know him. We love him. We know him and we love him. Here he is. Blake Shelton. On the Bobby Bones show now. Blake Shelton. Hey, buddy. How are you? I'm doing great. How are you doing? Hey, I'm doing pretty good. I see the preview of your show barmageddon on. I have a show that just came off USA Network at all, and I follow all the socials now because I felt like I had to. I was kind of gilted into it. So I see all of your clips of Barmageddon. It's pretty fun. That show looks pretty good. You guys are like playing bar games with, I think I saw Cheryl Crow on there.

How did this show come together?

When COVID hit. pretty fun. That show looks pretty good. You guys are like playing bar games with, I think I saw

Cheryl Crowe on there. How did this show come together? When COVID hit, you know, and I don't know how

it was for your show, it's probably similar. For the voice, we had to like work with like stripped

down crews, you know, and what normally had a huge studio audience or decent size studio audience and hundreds of crew and, you know, and what normally had a huge studio audience or decent-sized studio audience and hundreds of

crew, and it kind of was whittled down to no audience, just a handful of camera people

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