Speaker 1: Hey, there, have you been settling into your fall routines yet?
Speaker 1: Those first few weeks of back to school are kind
Speaker 1: of tough at times, but hopefully you're getting into the
Speaker 1: rhythm now. You're not forgetting to be there to pick
Speaker 1: up the kids at the bus stop. Okay, it only
Speaker 1: happened once or twice. Even if you don't have kids
Speaker 1: at home with schedules that remind you of the passing seasons.
Speaker 1: You've certainly noticed the shorter days and the changing weather.
Speaker 1: What autumn delights are you looking forward to? Will you
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Speaker 1: I cracked myself up. Music is always top of my list,
Speaker 1: and this autumn one of my favorite performers is on tour.
Speaker 1: The One, the only, the sexy, the charming, the charismatic
Speaker 1: Michael Bubley. He's been wowing fans with his Higher tour
Speaker 1: and by the way, you'll you'll hear this. I'm sure
Speaker 1: we'll talk about it in our conversation. But his son
Speaker 1: Noah wrote the hook the main lines in the song Higher.
Speaker 1: It kicked off on August eight. He's been hitting Citi's
Speaker 1: coast to coast. He'll be bringing it to a conclusion
Speaker 1: on October eleven and Buffalo, New York. But today today,
Speaker 1: he's taking some time out of his busy schedule to
Speaker 1: spend time here with us. In just a minute, we're
Speaker 1: going to catch up with Michael Boubley and here all
Speaker 1: about the tour. Will we'll talk about life, we will
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Speaker 1: I gotta ask him about his social media presence because
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Speaker 1: Michael Bublet, who is one of my favorite entertainers in
Speaker 1: the whole world. I was talking to somebody the other
Speaker 1: day and I said, if you knew how funny this
Speaker 1: guy is, like you do humor in your show, But
Speaker 1: I said, you gotta watch his TikTok's. Just watches TikTok's
Speaker 1: and then you'll get how funny my friend Michael is.
Speaker 1: Because I have too much fun with those tiktoks. Have
Speaker 1: way too much fun with your TikTok It's like you're
Speaker 1: like eight years old on TikTok's. Michael, you know you
Speaker 1: and your son are like best friends, the same mental age.
Speaker 1: When you do TikTok's, he's probably beat me for a
Speaker 1: maturity love. We did we talk about TikTok the last
Speaker 1: time we talk. No, we didn't. But I am obsessed
Speaker 1: with you on social media and I love the fact
Speaker 1: that you are. You put I don't put content out
Speaker 1: all the time because I'm I'm busy, I'm I'm have
Speaker 1: got a baby zebra to feed. You got a baby
Speaker 1: baby de feed. I got a baby zebra to feed.
Speaker 1: But you do the the stupid, funniest thing on your
Speaker 1: social media. I love you. I wasn't. I was never
Speaker 1: a big social media fan. I understood that it was
Speaker 1: a way to help grow your brand. I understood it
Speaker 1: was a part of the marketing thing. And it was
Speaker 1: because now people, you know, that's where they get their information.
Speaker 1: And so I wasn't. You were you were a reluctant
Speaker 1: entrance into I was reluctant, But I honestly felt like
Speaker 1: I would watch my friends doing all these instagrams and
Speaker 1: I would think, Man, they're they're really needy. This person
Speaker 1: needs to hug, you know, like there's something this guy,
Speaker 1: this guy really needs attention. Eating bagels it's like, what,
Speaker 1: what do you do? You need a hug? But then
Speaker 1: TikTok came along. My wife said to me, you should
Speaker 1: do it. She said, you know you're you're funny and
Speaker 1: you enjoy the interaction with Pete both. But I never
Speaker 1: knew how much I'd like it. And the truth is,
Speaker 1: it isn't making the content that I like so much,
Speaker 1: because and I do like that, that comes far far
Speaker 1: after how connected we get to become with with people.
Speaker 1: I have found the greatest voices, the funniest people, and
Speaker 1: I have literally not just follow them, but then written
Speaker 1: them and or commented on them. And all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: this great, big world has become so much smaller, and
Speaker 1: I have, actually, I have actually started friendships. When I
Speaker 1: met you, you were a kid talking about your grandpa
Speaker 1: doing plumbing at my farm, and you were goofy and silly.
Speaker 1: And so when I watch you on TikTok, I'm like,
Speaker 1: that's my Micha all that that's who I'm met. And
Speaker 1: I love that I know all of you. I mean
Speaker 1: that I get to experience all the different variations of
Speaker 1: your wonderful personality. I love that I get to be
Speaker 1: those people. It's so much fun to play those and
Speaker 1: I say, play those characters and make sure, but they're
Speaker 1: just a part of you. They're a part of it.
Speaker 1: It's funny when we when I think about you and
Speaker 1: I think about what you do and how you do it,
Speaker 1: it's very interesting. It's very I'm sure that in parts
Speaker 1: it's calculated and in other parts it's a very natural thing.
Speaker 1: But you have an ability to really make listeners feel
Speaker 1: their heard. You're not just like other people. And you
Speaker 1: know that are putting out now, here's the song, here's
Speaker 1: the thing. There's an actual back and forth to the relationship,
Speaker 1: and you are also there's a sexiness there and whether
Speaker 1: you mean to do that or you don't mean to
Speaker 1: do that, there's a definite undertone of sexuality. There's a
Speaker 1: thing where you are. You're not only communicating with them,
Speaker 1: but you are in a in a strange way, romancing them.
Speaker 1: And and I've said you before that there's so much
Speaker 1: that I feel that we have. It's similar because we
Speaker 1: as much as we love our audience and we and
Speaker 1: they are our extended family, our job is also to
Speaker 1: seduce them in a way, and that's when we get
Speaker 1: to become that other person. That isn't that isn't the
Speaker 1: googy person, that isn't the self africanting person world you
Speaker 1: know parts of us that are that person, so we
Speaker 1: can be grown up professionals. Yeah. Absolutely, I want to
Speaker 1: fall in love with your new baby. Are you trying?
Speaker 1: Are you and your wife trying to catch up with me?
Speaker 1: And that's what is that? What's going on? There is
Speaker 1: no possibility, you know what it's Sometimes it's overwhelming, like
Speaker 1: as you know, but it's a joy. I mean, the
Speaker 1: fact that I get to to live both of these
Speaker 1: laps is I was talking about it this morning, And
Speaker 1: you get to be a fabulous dad with fabulous kids.
Speaker 1: And thank God that that everything is going well because
Speaker 1: I know you have hit basis where nobody ever wants
Speaker 1: no parents well ever, can I ask you something? Don't
Speaker 1: you feel through this pandemic that it really put us
Speaker 1: all on equal ground? Like I mean, I knew so
Speaker 1: many people that have never dealt with any kind of
Speaker 1: adversity and or mental health issues, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: we have a whole world that that can be empathetic
Speaker 1: towards each other that at least we know there I mean,
Speaker 1: people suffered, people are still suffering. I mean, I look
Speaker 1: out to my shows and I see I mean, I
Speaker 1: see thousands of people every night, and I know it
Speaker 1: was tough for them to get there. I know it
Speaker 1: wasn't easy. I know they worked their ass off for
Speaker 1: the money they make. I know the gas is expensive.
Speaker 1: I know that the economy is not great. I know
Speaker 1: that we've got inflation and uh, you know, and then
Speaker 1: forget about just that those kind of things. I mean,
Speaker 1: for a long time, we were all just we feared
Speaker 1: for our lives, for the lives of people we love,
Speaker 1: people lost people they loved. Um mental health obviously, just
Speaker 1: it was always been an issue. I just don't think
Speaker 1: people maybe realized the precipice we live on, how our
Speaker 1: mental state hangs in the balance, in the balance, and
Speaker 1: we saw something like this happen, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: the whole world have suffered. The whole world felt like, oh,
Speaker 1: this is yeah, and you're right there there, you and
Speaker 1: I are very blessed. I mean, when it when it
Speaker 1: started coming down, when I saw what was happening, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, okay, kids in the car, we're going to
Speaker 1: the ranch. Could I ask you a question, even though
Speaker 1: I know you're asking any questions, how did the pandemic
Speaker 1: and what you saw happening? How did it change you
Speaker 1: and your what your process and what you're hopeless for
Speaker 1: sale podcast? Did it Did it inspire you to just
Speaker 1: sort of take care of people in a different way?
Speaker 1: Did it change Well? I think my natural inclination, you know,
Speaker 1: has always been to be a caretaker. Otherwise I would
Speaker 1: not have fifting child. And but um, what it did
Speaker 1: for me is it really helped me prioritize in uh
Speaker 1: a way that that I didn't see coming. None of
Speaker 1: us saw it coming. And I thought that I had
Speaker 1: prioritized fairly well before, but I hadn't. I hadn't, And
Speaker 1: it really like laser focused me on what really matters,
Speaker 1: what really really matters, the caretakers at the hospital, of
Speaker 1: the people on the front line, they really really matter.
Speaker 1: And I had given lip service before thanking nurses and doctors.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, no that matters. And what kind of
Speaker 1: stories were you getting? Because I know people contact you
Speaker 1: a ton of these things with a ton of letters
Speaker 1: that were you Were you really receiving a ton of stuff? Oh? Yeah,
Speaker 1: my my phone calls, I mean I get call attempts now,
Speaker 1: and I'm sure it doubled or tripled because people say
Speaker 1: that again, how many attempts fifty thousand call attempts plus
Speaker 1: a night. I'm not kidding you. Wow, I'm in the
Speaker 1: wrong business. Yeah, that we have an eight hundred number
Speaker 1: six three threela and so we track how many call attempts.
Speaker 1: I don't have a call screener. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you know this. I don't have a call screener. I
Speaker 1: did for years, and what I've discovered is I like
Speaker 1: the intimacy and the immediacy of answering the phone and
Speaker 1: talking to people, because with the call screener, it's kind
Speaker 1: of like the listeners give them the best stuff and
Speaker 1: then by the time they get to me, they've rethought
Speaker 1: in their head, or they've staged what they're gonna say,
Speaker 1: or they've rehearsed it. I don't want to do that.
Speaker 1: I just I like, Hi, Michael Boublet, it's Delilah. Who's
Speaker 1: on your heart tonight? You know? I like that, that
Speaker 1: that intimacy. And so when when the pandemic hit, when
Speaker 1: the shutdowns hit, I became a lot of people his
Speaker 1: only friend, that's Michael. Do you know how many people
Speaker 1: live in a freaking high rise apartment and don't know
Speaker 1: their neighbors. You and I would never be that person. Um,
Speaker 1: we know everybody on every floor and their habits and
Speaker 1: their favorite song. That's just the way you and I
Speaker 1: are built. But there are a lot of people who
Speaker 1: aren't wired like us, and they were so desperately lonely. Yes,
Speaker 1: and that I have been blessed to be entrusted with
Speaker 1: this place that God has placed me where I get
Speaker 1: to be people's friends. But with that comes a great responsibility.
Speaker 1: What do I what do I take to you privately
Speaker 1: about about that relationship with the people, Because listen, they
Speaker 1: think we're doing an interview where you and me are
Speaker 1: doing this interview things. When I write you personally, I
Speaker 1: always say that I find you and I are similar
Speaker 1: in our unique love for those people, that they are
Speaker 1: not they are not our bread and butter, they are
Speaker 1: our extended family, and that we genuinely care about them,
Speaker 1: and that actually, you know what I just read? This
Speaker 1: is it? Okay? If I read this, you can read anything.
Speaker 1: You can do, Michael, you can do it. So here
Speaker 1: is here is a private message between you and I
Speaker 1: where this is what I say to you genuinely. I
Speaker 1: think we care about listeners. We care about them as
Speaker 1: human beings and are extended family, and you can't fake that.
Speaker 1: That is the magic or an X factor that makes
Speaker 1: the relationships we have with them so unique and special.
Speaker 1: So that's how I that's not that's me writing you
Speaker 1: in a private conversation, and that's how I really do
Speaker 1: feel that that is a and you can't fake it
Speaker 1: because people will see through it and uh. And you
Speaker 1: might be able to get away with it for months
Speaker 1: or maybe years, but at some point you are And
Speaker 1: how long have you been doing this? How long has
Speaker 1: it been now? Um, since a year before you were born.
Speaker 1: I've been on the air since a year before you
Speaker 1: one years. Yeah, something like that. Listen. The world is
Speaker 1: in a tough place right now, and so you have
Speaker 1: to you have to know that that's just what That's
Speaker 1: just what's happening. And I try so hard not to
Speaker 1: to fan the flames, not to be divisive. I don't
Speaker 1: want to be divisive. I don't want anything on my
Speaker 1: show to be divisive. I don't want people fighting with
Speaker 1: each other. But sometimes this our world is divided. But
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you something interesting and I talk about
Speaker 1: every night. Tonight, I'm going to go play it here.
Speaker 1: I think we've got twelve thousand people that will be
Speaker 1: out there to night, and I swear to you that
Speaker 1: will be black and white and gained straight, and young
Speaker 1: and old and Richard four and there will be no division.
Speaker 1: There will be no division. There are people at their best.
Speaker 1: And it's harder to be a bad bad guy or
Speaker 1: a bad girl than it is to be good. And
Speaker 1: I truly believe it when I see it. When I
Speaker 1: see it out in that context, I realize it gives
Speaker 1: me hope, when it gives me faith. And I talk
Speaker 1: about it very openly because we're we're better than that.
Speaker 1: We're better than to be divided by audiology or race
Speaker 1: or or you know. It's okay, we can we can disagree.
Speaker 1: That's the thing we're going to disagree. I will not
Speaker 1: There's a bunch of subjects you and I as friends
Speaker 1: won't agree on at all. But I don't have to
Speaker 1: hate you with guts for it. Yeah, you don't have
Speaker 1: to agree with me, uh or or or pray the
Speaker 1: same way I pray, or raise your kids the same
Speaker 1: way I raise my kids. Um to be friends and yeah,
Speaker 1: we just got to get there. Now, we just got
Speaker 1: to get there. But I mean it's hard to get
Speaker 1: there when I think people are hurting in many ways
Speaker 1: exactly I think, and it's coming out as anger. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and it's just, you know, it's we're scared and anxious,
Speaker 1: and when we feel those things, we lose our common sense,
Speaker 1: We we lose our empathy for each other, we lose
Speaker 1: that love we have for ourselves, and it's just becomes
Speaker 1: as one of those sort of domino effects. Maybe we
Speaker 1: can make a difference. I'm trying. I'm trying. Every moment
Speaker 1: in a day we have an opportunity to change lives.
Speaker 1: And it's one small, random act of kindness. And every
Speaker 1: single person, every one of those fifty people that writes
Speaker 1: to every night, they each have so much power. They
Speaker 1: may not know they have so much power, but they
Speaker 1: have no idea what one smile, but one turning to
Speaker 1: a guy in the elevator and saying, Dan, boy, you
Speaker 1: look great. I love those boots. I know it sounds
Speaker 1: trivial and small, but it isn't small. It isn't small.
Speaker 1: No idea that to say, you know, just I love
Speaker 1: those that TikTok's where someone puts a little note and
Speaker 1: they'll handle it a note to somebody and they'll say,
Speaker 1: you know you made a difference. Yeah, we all have
Speaker 1: that power. We all have and you know this this conversation,
Speaker 1: there will be cynical people. And I understand it because
Speaker 1: I'm a cynical person. There will be cynical people that
Speaker 1: hear this and say, well, listen to the violet and
Speaker 1: boo bleg be essaying about you have any power and
Speaker 1: you can get And I get it. It's so easy
Speaker 1: to be cynical. But I know that I can go
Speaker 1: to bed at night and I can look in the
Speaker 1: mirror and I can say that every day I try
Speaker 1: my damnedest to be that guy and to to be
Speaker 1: sensitive and to be empathetic, and one day, I hope
Speaker 1: my kids and their kids will look at me and
Speaker 1: that will be the legacy of Michael Blue Blaine who
Speaker 1: he is. That's what love is. It's that joy and
Speaker 1: that energy that you pour into whatever you touch, whether
Speaker 1: you're singing a song or dancing on stage, or picking
Speaker 1: the kid up after school, or making greens and ribs
Speaker 1: for dinner or whatever. When you pour love into what
Speaker 1: you do, it affects. It's got that ripple effect. And
Speaker 1: if our conversation today, if one of the zillions of
Speaker 1: listeners that listens to you goes, yeah, so I am
Speaker 1: on the right track. I'm gonna keep doing this. Then
Speaker 1: you know what is then you're doing a good job.
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Speaker 1: do it. Go right the em honey, I want a
Speaker 1: video of it for the children. Write the EMU. Well,
Speaker 1: if you ever get up here, you know, besides, when
Speaker 1: you're on tour and you don't have two minutes to
Speaker 1: your name, you guys got to come and you gotta
Speaker 1: bring the kids to see the Yeah. I love you, guys,
Speaker 1: I love you, love you. Thank you for having me.
Speaker 1: This is a beautiful I sometimes forget that this is
Speaker 1: being recorded. Yeah, but I didn't talk naughty to you once.
Speaker 1: This time, and I didn't use any bad language. I
Speaker 1: think I said, would we're growing up or something? Yeah?
Speaker 1: We do quhen can I get together with you? God?
Speaker 1: I love you, Michael, lovey, thank you. Currently performing to
Speaker 1: packed arena's on a nightly basis, the man never slows down.
Speaker 1: My friend, Michael Boublay continues his Higher Tour with stops
Speaker 1: including the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle tomorrow September. Were
Speaker 1: you able to score tickets to any of his shows?
Speaker 1: I sure hope some of you have. He puts on
Speaker 1: a nominal show Dancing with the Stars. Fans will be
Speaker 1: thrilled to learn of the Michael Boublay theme week on
Speaker 1: Disney Plus beginning Monday October. The Grammy winning multi platinum
Speaker 1: superstar entertainer will not only perform his latest single and
Speaker 1: album titled track Higher, but will also serve as a
Speaker 1: guest judge on Dancing with the Stars, and every celebrity
Speaker 1: and professional competitor will dance to timeless selections from Michael
Speaker 1: boublays extensive catalog. How fun is that? Additionally, Michael has
Speaker 1: teamed up with Derek Hoff for the Higher National Dance
Speaker 1: Contest open exclusively to US residents September fift through November seven.
Speaker 1: Fans may enter to win once in a lifetime prizes
Speaker 1: including a one on one face time talking with Michael,
Speaker 1: a private dance lesson with dancing legend Derek Hoff, airfare
Speaker 1: and accommodations to l A for four and more, a
Speaker 1: new album, new chart climbing singles, new videos, new partnerships
Speaker 1: with Dancing with the Stars, a dog food company Dog
Speaker 1: for Dog, and a brand new baby girl. Michael is
Speaker 1: on fire. I love, love, love this man. Have I
Speaker 1: said that enough? And I am grateful to him for
Speaker 1: the wonderful music he puts out. I love the way
Speaker 1: he makes people feel. I love his love for his
Speaker 1: beautiful wife, his commitment to his family, and mostly for
Speaker 1: his friendship that has spanned more than two decades now.
Speaker 1: He's always willing to share time with us. Go to
Speaker 1: Michael Bubley dot com, That's m I C H A
Speaker 1: E L B U B l E dot com, Michael
Speaker 1: Boublay dot com for details on Higher, the Album, concert news,
Speaker 1: Higher National Dance contest Info, Michael Boublay, swag and more.
Speaker 1: Autumn Opens is a season of industry and business, but
Speaker 1: there is a slowing down that takes place as well.
Speaker 1: It brings deep breaths of fresh crisp air, meandering strolls
Speaker 1: with crunchy leaves underfoot, and the opportunity to pause, to observe,
Speaker 1: to make some course corrections if needed, to take advantage
Speaker 1: of every good thing that that autumn has to offer,
Speaker 1: and remember the autumn season is every season that comes
Speaker 1: before and after is the perfect time to slow down
Speaker 1: and love someone. Thank you for joining Michael Boublet and
Speaker 1: me today. I'm going to go listen to Higher on
Speaker 1: repeat until it's time to sit down at the microphone
Speaker 1: and spend the evening with you on the air waves.