Episodes

  • Sandy's Incredible Urge

    Sandy's Incredible Urge
    Jan 13 2026
    Episode Description:
    What would you do if you had the chance to witness a protest firsthand—would you go just to see what really happens? 🤔 That’s the provocative question that launches this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where curiosity, local culture, and candid conversation collide.
    Dive into the episode as Sandy, JB, and Tricia debate the irresistible allure of Buc-ee’s, the Texas convenience store that’s gone global thanks to a viral photo featuring Prince Louis and a Bucky Beaver plush dressed as Santa. “Buc-ee’s has gone international. They’re known all over the globe because of a pretty simple, just a quick photograph that was taken, right?” Sandy marvels, while the crew shares their must-buy Buc-ee’s favorites—from chopped beef sandwiches to Beaver Nuggets and the infamous bucket hat. 🦫
    The hosts swap hilarious stories about Buc-ee’s merchandise obsessions, with Tricia confessing, “My daughter has every type of swimwear from Buc-ee’s… She has not one, but three full-on Bucky beaver suits!” The conversation is packed with laughter and nostalgia, as they reminisce about road trips, kolaches, and the ever-expanding reach of Buc-ee’s outside Texas.
    But the episode isn’t just about snacks and souvenirs. The team tackles the surprising news that Austin’s crime rates are dropping, despite the headlines. “In 2024, there were 60 murders in Austin, and in 2025, there were only 55. That murder rate is coming down. The property thefts are coming down. That’s good. Across the board, all of the violence and crimes are dropping,” Sandy reports, challenging listeners to rethink their perceptions of safety in the city. 🏙️
    Curiosity takes center stage as Sandy admits an “incredible urge” to attend a protest—not to participate, but just to observe. “I just want to see it with my own eyes because I think a lot of times we see what the news wants us to see. So I want to go see it with my own eyeballs and just see what’s going on and just be an observer.” The hosts discuss the reality of peaceful protests in Austin, the occasional skirmish, and the different ways people choose to support causes.
    Memorable Moments & Quotes:
    • “Buc-ee’s has gone international. They’re known all over the globe because of a pretty simple, just a quick photograph that was taken, right?”
    • “My daughter has every type of swimwear from Buc-ee’s… She has not one, but three full-on Bucky beaver suits!”
    • “In 2024, there were 60 murders in Austin, and in 2025, there were only 55. That murder rate is coming down.”
    • “I just want to see it with my own eyes because I think a lot of times we see what the news wants us to see.”

    From viral Texas icons to the real story behind Austin’s safety, this episode is a rollercoaster of humor, insight, and local flavor. Don’t miss the hosts’ candid takes, memorable quotes, and the infectious energy that makes The JB and Sandy Show a must-listen!
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    14 mins
  • "It's Like Shazam For Birds"

    "It's Like Shazam For Birds"
    Jan 13 2026
    Episode Description:
    "How is it possible to live in Austin for decades and still discover something new about your own city?" 🤔 That’s the question that kicks off this lively episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where Sandy, JB, and Tricia dive into the quirky, surprising, and nostalgic corners of Austin life.
    This episode is packed with revelations—starting with the existence of wild green parrots (or are they parakeets?) flocking through Austin’s neighborhoods. JB shares, “You tend to see them in north central Austin… flocks of them, bright green and yellow, just hanging out in the trees.” The crew debates whether they’re parrots or parakeets, and marvel at how these birds have become local celebrities—complete with their own Facebook page! 🦜
    The conversation soars into the world of birdwatching, with hilarious confessions about how quickly “normal” life can turn into an obsession with binoculars and bird apps. “It’s like Shazam for birds!” Sandy jokes, as they recount stories of friends and family waking up early just to spot the latest feathered visitor.
    But it’s not all about birds—nostalgia takes center stage as the hosts reminisce about legendary Austin bars, the bittersweet closing of the Vince Young Steakhouse, and the ever-changing local food scene. Tricia delivers the news: “After being open for 15 years and serving amazing food, the owners of the Vince Young Steakhouse announced that they will be closing their restaurant on January 24th.” The team shares memories of favorite steakhouses, from glazed carrots at Bob’s Steak and Chop House to the subtle charm of Austin Land and Cattle. 🥩 Get ready to laugh as the group recalls childhood toys that never lived up to the hype—Shrinky Dinks, Slinkys, Stretch Armstrong, and the infamous Easy-Bake Oven. “The Slinky never went down the stairs in real life like it did on TV. Maybe two steps at the most,” Sandy laments, while JB confesses to breaking Stretch Armstrong in under an hour: “He had purple jelly on the inside. My mom said don’t eat that!” 😂
    From the Austin Public Library’s “Crafternoon” (featuring Shrinky Dinks!) to the thrill of Texas Stars hockey, this episode is a whirlwind tour of local culture, nostalgia, and the everyday surprises that make Austin unique.
    Memorable Moments & Quotes:
    • “You tend to see them in north central Austin… flocks of them, bright green and yellow, just hanging out in the trees.”
    • “It’s like Shazam for birds!”
    • “The Slinky never went down the stairs in real life like it did on TV.”
    • “He had purple jelly on the inside. My mom said don’t eat that!”

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    Subscribe now, leave us a review, and share this episode with your friends—especially anyone who thinks they know everything about Austin. There’s always something new to discover! 🎧✨
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    21 mins
  • "Who Is The Real Loser?"

    "Who Is The Real Loser?"
    Jan 13 2026
    Episode Description: “Why is that snake still alive?” 🐍 That’s the question that kicks off this wildly entertaining episode of The Sandy Show, where Sandy and Tricia pull listeners into a world of jaw-dropping TikTok antics, bear invasions, and the surprising power of a simple thumbs down.
    From the very start, Sandy and Tricia’s chemistry shines as they dissect the absurdity of a TikTok live stream featuring a man and his venomous snakes—raising the question of who’s really the bigger risk: the snake handler or the audience fueling the madness. Tricia’s relentless (and hilarious) questioning—“Why is that snake still alive?”—sets the tone for an episode packed with wit and curiosity.
    Listeners are treated to a rollercoaster of stories, including:
    • 🐻 The saga of a 500-pound bear who made himself at home under Ken Johnson’s house, leading to paintball standoffs and a GoFundMe for repairs. “That bear was lucky he got shot with paintballs instead of a .30-06,” Sandy quips, blending humor with genuine awe at the chaos of suburban wildlife.
    • 🎬 Tricia’s unexpected passion for monster movies, especially Godzilla, comes to life as she shares quirky facts and her excitement for the upcoming “Godzilla Minus Zero.” Her infectious enthusiasm proves that even the sweetest voices can have a wild side: “Anything Godzilla related? I’m all in on it.”
    • 👍 The introduction of the “thumbs down” as a new social cue—“I’m going to start giving people a thumbs down mid-conversation when I’m not interested”—sparks laughter and playful debate about modern manners.
    • 🏔️ The inspiring story of Harry Magar, a double amputee who climbed the highest mountains on all seven continents, and the bizarre items TSA confiscated last year (throwing stars, anyone?).

    Memorable moments abound, from Tricia’s candid confessions to Sandy’s quick-witted commentary. The episode is a blend of humor, heart, and the kind of relatable banter that makes you feel like you’re part of the conversation. Notable Quotes:
    • “Why is that snake still alive?”
    • “That bear was lucky he got shot with paintballs instead of a .30-06.”
    • “Anything Godzilla related? I’m all in on it.”
    • “I’m going to start giving people a thumbs down mid-conversation when I’m not interested.”

    Call to Action: If you laughed, gasped, or found yourself shouting answers at your speakers, don’t forget to subscribe to The Sandy Show! ⭐ Leave a review, share your favorite moment with a friend, and join the conversation—because you never know what wild story Sandy and Tricia will tackle next. Hit play now and stay tuned for more surprises! 🎧✨
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    18 mins
  • Sandy Could Survive a Plane Crash

    Sandy Could Survive a Plane Crash
    Jan 12 2026
    Episode Description “Could you survive a plane crash thanks to your bone density?” 🦴💪 That’s the jaw-dropping question that kicks off this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where Sandy discovers his bones are so dense, he’s in the top 0.1%—earning the nickname “Unbreakable”! From the suspenseful moment when Jeff Chen, Pure Yoga Austin’s expert, double-checks Sandy’s scan (“I have never seen anything like this!”), to the playful banter about Tricia’s results and glowing skeletons, this episode is packed with surprises and laughter.
    Listeners get an inside look at the importance of bone health, visceral fat, and how high-intensity interval training can make a difference. Sandy shares, “If you were just bone and muscle, you’d weigh 190 pounds!”—a memorable moment that sparks both awe and humor. The show also dives into the value of fitness data, with JB reflecting on his cycling days and Sandy’s dedication to hot yoga at Pure Yoga Texas.
    But the adventure doesn’t stop there! JB’s daughter is about to embark on a solo surf and yoga retreat in Nicaragua 🌊🧘‍♀️—a bold move that inspires a heartfelt discussion about travel, independence, and living life to the fullest. “It’s so easy when you just work, work, work… you wake up and you’re 40 and wonder what happened,” JB muses, encouraging young listeners to seize every opportunity.
    The episode’s energy ramps up with donut pong antics 🍩🏓, quirky family stories, and the relatable struggle of navigating geography (Tricia admits, “I was absent the day they taught us where stuff was!”). Whether it’s the glowing bones, the empowering fitness journey, or the wanderlust-fueled surf camp, this episode is a celebration of resilience, curiosity, and fun.
    Memorable Quotes:
    • “You are what they say, unbreakable.” – Jeff Chen
    • “Don’t get in a headbutt competition with me.” – Sandy
    • “Tricia did not attend geography class.” – JB
    • “If you can figure out how to live in Austin and travel, you’ve got it figured out.” – JB
    Ready for more surprises, laughs, and inspiration? Hit subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with friends who love a good story and a good challenge! 🚀✨
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    17 mins
  • “Dang, That Man Can Wear Some Jeans"

    “Dang, That Man Can Wear Some Jeans"
    Jan 12 2026
    Episode Description: What makes Austin the true live music capital of the world? That’s the question that pulses through this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, as Sandy, JB, and Tricia dive into the city’s electrifying concert calendar, legendary venues, and the unforgettable experiences that make Austin one-of-a-kind. 🎶🔥
    This episode is a celebration of music, memories, and the wild ride of life in Texas:
    Austin’s Concert Boom: Tricia spotlights the massive acts coming to Austin, from Los Tigres del Norte and Cardi B (“I am so, I’m an anti-fan of Cardi B, JB. I cannot stand her!”) to Lady Gaga, K-pop sensations, Demi Lovato, Five Seconds of Summer, and Ariana Grande. The Moody Center is officially the place to be for music lovers!
    • Local Legends & Nostalgia: The crew reminisces about Austin’s unique music scene, Sister 7’s residency at Saxon Pub, and the days when local bands ruled because big acts skipped the city. “Austin had a sound back then… lightning in a bottle, isn’t it?”
    • Rodeo Revelations: The Houston Rodeo’s jaw-dropping lineup and attendance numbers (“two and a half million people!”) spark stories about goldfish, carnival rides, and surprise guests. “Lizzo’s playing the Houston rodeo? Yep. Lizzo’s at the Houston rodeo.” 🤠🐟
    • Sports Stories & Underdogs: The Indiana football coach’s blue-collar strategy and meteoric rise to the national championship inspire admiration. “He’s a one-liner machine… every guy in the United States was like, I want to be his friend.”

    • Memorable Quotes:
      • “Sandy’s DJ Channel. That’s the channel that she listens to.”
      • “Dang, that man can wear some jeans. I’m just letting you know.”
      • “I never told Tricia I poured bleach into its bowl. Oh, that doesn’t make me mad. I was mad when you walked in with it.”
    From concert excitement to rodeo drama, sports legends to Austin nostalgia, this episode captures the city’s vibrant spirit and the infectious chemistry of JB, Sandy, and Tricia. Whether you’re a music lover, sports fan, or just here for the laughs, you’ll find something to keep you hooked.
    Ready to join the fun? Hit play now! If you enjoyed the show, don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, or share this episode with a friend. Your support keeps the good times rolling! 🎧🔥
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    21 mins
  • "There Is Something Wrong With That Lady!"

    "There Is Something Wrong With That Lady!"
    Jan 12 2026
    Episode Description:
    🤔 What would you do if someone told you they snort their meals instead of eating them? On this episode of The Sandy Show, Sandy and Tricia dive into the wild, the weird, and the wonderfully relatable moments of everyday life—starting with a jaw-dropping question that will have you questioning your own habits!
    From the hilarious banter between Sandy and Tricia (with Sandy’s ever-evolving, “delightfully acid-tongued” introductions for Tricia) to the laugh-out-loud “One Must Go” segment that leaves Tricia hilariously stressed, this episode is packed with moments that will keep you hooked. You’ll hear Sandy’s take on fitness boredom and his surprising love for hot yoga, while Tricia shares the universal struggle of figuring out what to eat—“Adult life boils down to four simple things: Everything is expensive. I don’t know what to eat. I’m tired. Ibuprofen.”
    The show takes a sharp turn into the future as they discuss Purdue University’s bold new AI graduation requirement, sparking a debate about the rapid pace of technology and the dangers of unchecked artificial intelligence. “I just feel like the syllabus for this class could be outdated daily,” Tricia quips, highlighting both the promise and peril of AI in our lives.
    You’ll also get the inside scoop on Instagram’s latest feature that lets you peek behind the curtain of your own algorithm—are you ready to see what the app thinks you love? Sandy and Tricia reveal their own surprising results, from memes and NFL to parenting wins and cake decorating videos.
    And just when you think things can’t get any stranger, the duo explores the bizarre world of “My Strange Addiction,” featuring a woman who grinds up her food and snorts it—yes, really! “Something wrong with that lady,” Sandy exclaims, as Tricia confesses her guilty pleasure for train-wreck TV.
    With pop culture updates, movie crushes, and a dash of science (octopus-inspired tech, anyone?), this episode is a rollercoaster of laughs, surprises, and genuine moments that will make you feel like part of the family.
    ✨ Don’t miss out—subscribe to The Sandy Show, leave us a review, and share this episode with a friend who needs a good laugh (or a little shock)! Your support keeps the fun rolling and the stories coming. 🎙️💬

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    18 mins
  • The One Celeb Nikki Glaser Won't Make a Joke About at the Golden Globes

    The One Celeb Nikki Glaser Won't Make a Joke About at the Golden Globes
    Jan 9 2026
    Episode Description: “If you were stuck in the last TV show you watched, where would you be—and could you survive?” That’s the playful, thought-provoking question that launches this episode of The Sandy Show, sparking hilarious confessions and pop culture debates that will have you laughing and reminiscing. 🤔📺
    Sandy and Tricia dive into their TV obsessions, revealing which fictional worlds they’d be trapped in. Tricia admits she’d be living alongside Sheldon and Penny in The Big Bang Theory (“I fall asleep to Big Bang Theory every night!”), while Sandy dreams of the stylish chaos of Mad Men—minus the smoking, but definitely with the 60s fashion and drama. “I would probably kill Don Draper and take his wife,” Sandy jokes, capturing the episode’s cheeky spirit.
    Key moments and themes include:
    • Hollywood Connections & Nepotism: The crew uncovers surprising family ties in Hollywood, like Bryan Cranston’s daughter starring in The Pit, and muses on how success runs in the family. “Nepotism is alive and well, not only in Hollywood, but everywhere, trust me.”
    • Golden Globes Buzz: Tricia dishes on Nikki Glaser hosting the Golden Globes, teasing edgy jokes and the “sacred cow” status of Julia Roberts. “She makes me laugh, but I’m always on the edge of my seat for when she says the things that make me so uncomfortable!” 🏆😂
    • Super Bowl Predictions: Who does Vegas think will win? The Seattle Seahawks are favorites, but the hosts debate their own picks, with Tricia rooting for the Ravens and Broncos.
    • Bond, James Bond: With every Bond film dropping on Netflix, the team debates the best 007. Is Daniel Craig the ultimate Bond, or does Roger Moore’s charm win out? “You like the Bond you grew up with if he was great, right?” The generational split is real! 🕶️🍸

    • Memorable Quotes:
      • “Sheldon likes a contract. He has a roommate agreement, a girlfriend agreement…”
      • “January Jones just makes me feel funny. I’m not kidding.”
      • “She is the most sacred of cows in America.” (On Julia Roberts)

    From TV nostalgia to Hollywood secrets, award show drama to the eternal Bond debate, this episode is packed with laughs, hot takes, and pop culture insights. Whether you’re a binge-watcher, a movie buff, or just love a good debate, you’ll find something to spark your curiosity and keep you coming back for more.
    Ready to join the conversation? Hit play now! If you enjoyed the show, don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, or share this episode with a fellow pop culture fanatic. Your support keeps the fun rolling! 🎧🔥
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    12 mins
  • The Age Little Kids Turn Mean

    The Age Little Kids Turn Mean
    Jan 9 2026
    Episode Description: “When did you realize your parents were just making stuff up?” That’s the hilarious, thought-provoking question that kicks off this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, setting the tone for a wild ride through nostalgia, pop culture, and the unpredictable world of parenting. 🤔

    ✨ JB, Sandy, and Tricia are joined by their long-lost friend Steven Presley from Thunder Pop TV, and the reunion sparks a cascade of laughter, memories, and sharp insights. From reminiscing about the “young comedians” segment—where third graders turn savage—to the universal trauma of middle school, the crew keeps it real and relatable.
    Key moments and themes include:
    • Parenting Hacks & Childhood Myths: The hosts swap stories about the little white lies parents tell—like “talking scares the fish” or “the ice cream truck plays music when it’s out of ice cream.” Tricia’s no-nonsense approach? “You’ve used up all your words.” 😂
    • Festival Fever: Tricia brings the scoop on Austin’s hottest music events, including the return of Coca-Cola’s Sips and Sounds Music Festival and the I Heart Country Festival, featuring headliners like Christina Aguilera, Calvin Harris, and Brooks & Dunn. The excitement is palpable as the team discusses the city’s vibrant festival scene. 🎶🎤
    • Hollywood Unfiltered: Steven Presley reveals what blew up his inbox—Sydney Sweeney’s blockbuster movie moment—and dives into the world of celebrity, body doubles, and the curious case of the “most sequeled movie year ever” coming in 2026. Get ready for The Devil Wears Prada 2, Practical Magic 2, Jumanji 4, and a new Social Network sequel. “That’s quite a few—more than two sequels a month!” 📽️🍿
    • Late Night TV Reinvented: The group explores how Byron Allen is shaking up late night with a comedian roundtable that avoids politics and brings back the fun, reminiscent of the Johnny Carson era. “If someone could figure out how to rekindle that, I think they’d be on to something,” JB muses.
    • Celebrity Surprises: Tricia shares how seeing Gwyneth Paltrow on a podcast changed her perspective: “She was not like that at all… actually pretty cool and laid back and funny.” Sometimes, the real story is what’s behind the persona. 🌟

    Notable quotes and moments:
    • “My dad thinks you’re a douche bag.” (Third graders, unfiltered!)
    • “You literally get to make it whatever you want it to be while you’re doing the class.” (Tricia, on yoga and life)
    • “Why don’t we have a category for body doubles at the Oscars?” (Sandy, always asking the big questions)

    This episode is a whirlwind of humor, heart, and pop culture revelations. Whether you’re here for the parenting confessions, the festival previews, or the Hollywood gossip, you’ll find something to make you laugh, think, and maybe even text a friend.
    Ready for a dose of real talk and real fun? Hit play now! If you enjoyed the show, don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, or share this episode with someone who needs a laugh. Your support keeps the stories coming! 🎧🔥
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    28 mins