Pronunciation: [bˈɒb bˈɑːkə] (IPA) 
The name "Bob Barker" sounds like /bɑb ˈbɑrkər/ in phonetic transcription. The first name "Bob" is spelled with a "B" and "O" followed by a "B" sound, represented in the phonetic transcription as /bɑb/. The last name "Barker" has a "B" sound followed by an "AR" diphthong, spelled phonetically as /ˈbɑrkər/. Paying attention to the distinct pronunciation of each sound in this name can help with proper spelling and pronunciation.
Bob Barker is a noun and refer to an American television personality, born on December 12, 1923, in Darrington, Washington, United States. He is widely recognized for his iconic role as the host of the popular American game show "The Price Is Right," aired on CBS from 1972 to 2007. Barker is also known for his advocacy and involvement in animal rights activism.
As a television personality, Bob Barker's charismatic presence and congenial demeanor made him a beloved figure in the entertainment industry. His tenure as the host of "The Price Is Right" spanned over three decades, and he engaged audiences with his engaging hosting style, witty banter, and signature catchphrases such as "Come on down!" Barker's ability to connect with the contestants and create excitement contributed to the immense success and longevity of the show.
In addition to his television career, Bob Barker has been a prominent animal rights activist. Following his retirement from "The Price Is Right," he dedicated significant time and resources to promote the welfare of animals. He has actively fought against animal cruelty, advocating for the sterilization of pets, opposing animal testing, and supporting initiatives to end the hunting of seals. Barker's efforts have earned him various accolades, including the Genesis Award for his contributions to animal rights.
Bob Barker's impact as a television personality and animal rights activist has made him a significant figure in American popular culture.
