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Episode Title “Naked Truths & Travel Tales: What Happens When Austin’s Hippie Hollow Makes National Headlines?” Episode Description “Is it really a ‘beach’ if it’s just a cliff full of naked people?” That’s the question that kicks off this lively episode of The JB and Sandy Show. Join JB and Sandy as they dive into the quirky world of Austin’s famous Hippie Hollow, recently ranked #5 nude beach in America by CNN—despite not being a beach at all! The hosts share hilarious personal stories, from drive-by boat tours of Hippie Hollow’s rocky shores to childhood memories of witnessing the unexpected. The conversation takes a global turn as JB updates listeners on his daughter Raleigh’s spontaneous adventure to Tokyo, Japan. Hear about her budget-friendly travel hacks, hostel stays, and the excitement (and anxiety) of international journeys. The hosts reflect on the freedom and challenges of travel, surf mishaps in San Diego, and the universal need for a “get out bag” when life throws curveballs. Key Moments & Themes:

• The real story behind Hippie Hollow’s “beach” status and its place in Austin culture
• Candid, comedic memories of first encounters with nudist spots
• JB’s daughter Raleigh’s last-minute trip to Japan: travel tips, hostel living, and family dynamics
• The importance of having an escape plan—whether it’s a trailer, a guest house, or just a backup couch
• Gender roles and relationship humor: who really gets the house in a breakup?

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“Have you ever wondered what it’s like to live in a town where the air itself becomes the talk of the community?” That’s the question that kicks off this lively episode of The JB and Sandy Show. Join JB, Sandy, and special guest Tricia as they dive into the quirky, sometimes pungent realities of life in Central Texas. The episode opens with a hilarious debate over the ultimate workout playlist—would yacht rock really get you pumped up?—before shifting to the headline-grabbing saga of Bastrop’s infamous animal byproduct rendering facility. Hundreds of residents are up in arms as the “smell of death and poop” drifts for miles, sparking memories of childhood odors and the oddities of growing up near factories and mills. But it’s not all about the nose! The show takes a dramatic turn with the story of the Vandegrift High School band’s semi-trailer, which was struck by a train en route to a state competition. Hear how the band community rallied, with other schools lending instruments so the show could go on—culminating in a triumphant third-place finish. Throughout, Tricia brings her signature wit and insight, sharing firsthand accounts and local news that keep the conversation fresh and relatable. Her background as a plugged-in Austinite and her knack for storytelling make her the perfect guide through these uniquely Texan tales. The hosts also riff on celebrity culture, from Glenn Powell’s rise as Austin’s new “ministry of culture” (with a little help from Matthew McConaughey) to the surprising roster of University of Texas alumni. Expect laughs, nostalgia, and a few unexpected facts that will have you texting your friends.

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 🧠 "Who invented the color red?"—Have you ever been stumped by a child’s question? This episode of The Sandy Show dives deep into the wild world of parenting, curiosity, and the unpredictable questions kids ask. Hosts Sandy McIlree and Tricia share hilarious and heartfelt stories about fielding dozens of questions a day, fostering curiosity, and the delicate balance between keeping kids safe and letting them explore the world.

Key moments include:

• The surprising statistic: Parents answer an average of 46 questions a day, but admit to being stumped 35% of the time.
• Tricia’s childhood curiosity and the legacy of inquisitive minds.
• The impact of constantly telling kids to “be careful”—does it create anxiety or simply awareness?
• The lighter side of parenting: “Never get taken to the secondary location!” and the universal struggle of holding the flashlight for dad.
• Pop culture buzz: The first openly gay “Sexiest Man Alive” and why representation matters.
• Thanksgiving hacks: Amazon’s $25 meal deal and the annual debate over the Dallas Cowboys.
• Naked Season continues—what would you do if a naked man chased you in Walmart at 9am? (Spoiler: Tricia’s got a plan involving a shopping basket!)

Notable Quotes

• “She definitely got Tricia’s curiosity. That’s for sure.”
• “Never get taken to the secondary location. That’s when things go bad.”
• “No kid has ever successfully held a flashlight for their dad without getting yelled at.”
• “You don’t want to get tased naked.”

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What happens when grounding your teenager turns into a weekend of bowling, sleepovers, and full phone privileges? On this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, hosts JB and Sandy  dive into the hilarious and humbling realities of modern parenting, the city’s controversial new logo, and the adventures (and anxieties) of sending your child halfway around the world. The show opens with a fiery discussion about Austin’s new city logo—a design so unpopular that residents signed petitions and even created better alternatives using AI. Despite public outcry, the city rolled out the logo anyway, leaving JB and Sandy to wonder: “Does anyone in power actually listen to the people?” Their witty banter and sharp observations capture the frustration and humor of local politics. But the heart of this episode is all about family. Sandy recounts his attempt to ground his 16-year-old daughter, only to be completely outmaneuvered. What was meant to be a strict punishment quickly devolved into a series of fun activities, as Sandy admits, “I’m going to ground you more often—because I get to do stuff with you!” The hosts reflect on the differences between disciplining sons and daughters, with Sandy joking, “If that was your son, do you think you’d have caved like that? No, I’d have beat him first. Girls, they just know how to do it.” Tricia (the show’s resident disciplinarian and Sandy’s partner) provides her perspective, highlighting the importance of consistency and the challenges of parenting in today’s world. Her no-nonsense approach balances Sandy’s soft spot for their daughter, making for a relatable and entertaining family dynamic.


 The episode also features:

• JB’s story of helping his daughter prepare for an international trip, only to have his phone “blow up at 3 a.m.” with updates from the airport.
• Reflections on how technology—from flight tracking to real-time translation AirPods—has changed travel and parenting.
• Local Austin updates, including Longhorns sports, Texas Stars hockey, and community events.

Notable quotes:

• “Bowling and a sleepover and full access to her phone—all while grounded.”
• “I realized I really failed at enforcing the grounding.”
• “She learned nothing. Got to a sleepover. She got to go trick or treating. She learned nothing.”

The episode wraps with a reminder to cherish family moments, laugh at your parenting missteps, and stay connected with your community.

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 Would you scan a mysterious QR code just to find out who sent you a surprise package? That’s the question kicking off this lively episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where hosts JB and Sandy  dive into the latest happenings in Austin, share personal parenting stories, and expose a new scam that could catch even the savviest among us. This week’s show is packed with local flavor and relatable moments. From planning your weekend around Austin’s hottest events—like Ryan Bingham’s concert at the Moody Amphitheater and the Austin Food and Wine Festival—to the quirks of family life and the importance of making time for connection, JB and Sandy keep it real and entertaining. The hosts swap stories about their daughters’ far-flung activities, the challenges of parenting, and the need for dads to find their own community—highlighting the new “Dad’s Base” group for fathers seeking camaraderie and support.

👨‍👧‍👦Tricia brings a timely warning about the “brushing scam,” where unsuspecting recipients receive Amazon packages with a QR code designed to steal personal information. Her insights are especially relevant for anyone who regularly shops online, and her advice is clear: “Never scan any QR code from a package you didn’t expect.” This segment is filled with memorable moments, including JB’s hilarious recounting of confronting a scammer and Sandy’s reflections on how easy it is to get caught off guard.

📦 Notable quotes from the episode include:

• “Guys, don’t overthink it. Just grab your running shoes and come out and hit the trail.” (on Dad’s Base)
• “I feel like the message is: never scan any QR code. That’s an easy one to fall for.” (on the brushing scam)
• “Stay frosty everybody. Everybody stay frosty. On a swivel.” (on staying vigilant against scams) ❄️

The episode wraps with heartfelt gratitude for friends, family, and the importance of being present during the holiday season. Listeners are encouraged to share the episode, subscribe, and leave a review to help spread the word and keep the community growing. In this episode, her expertise shines as she breaks down the mechanics of the brushing scam and offers actionable tips for protecting yourself online.

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Would you trust a museum with a password as simple as “Louvre” to protect priceless treasures? 🤔 This episode of The Sandy Show kicks off with that jaw-dropping question and launches into a fast-paced, laughter-filled ride through the latest headlines, holiday trends, and unforgettable moments. Hosts Sandy McIlree and Tricia bring their signature wit and warmth as they explore:

• The Louvre Heist: How did thieves pull off a daring daylight robbery in one of the world’s most famous museums? Sandy and Tricia break down the almost unbelievable security blunders—yes, the password really was “Louv”—and debate what it means for the rest of us.
• Holiday Gift Trends: From electric scooters and retro drop waist dresses to red light therapy gadgets and movie projectors, discover what everyone’s searching for this holiday season. Tricia shares her own shopping strategies and why weighted vests are the new must-have for fitness fans.
• Care or Don’t Care: The hosts tackle the weirdest Thanksgiving treats (turkey and stuffing Oreos, anyone?), outrageous gym challenges in China, and Butterball’s new “hosting pants” with built-in thermometer and turkey talk line. “Who’s gonna eat the creamed corn flavored Oreo? I don’t know, but not me,” Tricia quips.

. Memorable Moments & Quotes

• “The password was Louv. That’s it. The password was Louv.”
• “We’ve had ours for a year or so… this just adds the weight to boost you.”
• “Who’s gonna eat the creamed corn flavored Oreo? I don’t know, but not me.”
• “If it had super low miles and was in perfect condition… heck yeah.”

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 Friendship, Laughter & Rapid-Fire Revelations! Episode Description Ever wondered what you’d do if a runaway monkey showed up in your front yard? 🐒 On this episode of The Sandy Show, hosts Sandy and Tricia dive into wild headlines, hilarious personal stories, and rapid-fire questions that’ll have you laughing, thinking, and texting your best friends. The show kicks off with a nostalgic look at “10 things that happened 10 years ago”—from the Starbucks red cup outrage ☕️ to the rise of binge-watching 📺 and Katy Perry’s reign as the highest-paid woman in music 🎤. Sandy and Tricia share their takes on pop culture, marketing stunts, and the ever-changing world of coffee cups.

Things get wild when Tricia brings “the story we love”—the tale of a runaway monkey from a biomedical lab, a heroic Mississippi mom, and a neighborhood on high alert. The hosts debate, “Would you have shot it or would you have asked me to?” The conversation is both hilarious and thought-provoking, touching on parental instincts, internet outrage, and the unpredictability of life. Next up: friendship goals! 👫 Sandy and Tricia talk about the average number of close friends Americans have, the challenges of keeping lifelong bonds, and the importance of having a “ride or die” inner circle. Tricia shares heartwarming stories of her decades-long friendships, while Sandy reflects on loyalty and laughter among friends. Listeners are treated to a rapid-fire Q&A, revealing quirky truths about the hosts—from Sandy’s dream job as a golf reporter ⛳️ to his “prone to violent eruptions” warning label ⚡️. The highlight? Sandy shares the “weirdest thing” he finds attractive about Tricia: her infectious open-mouth laughter and the story behind her resilient, retainer-defying teeth 😁.

Notable Quotes & Moments

• “Would you have shot it or would you have asked me to?”
• “I have a t-shirt that just says Dr. Pepper on it.”
• “Prone to violent eruptions. That’s what I would say. Don’t push too hard.”
• “Your teeth want to be crooked so badly you have to install a bar behind them to stop them.”

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 🥧✈️🧳 Episode Description “Remember your first TV dinner? 🍽️” That’s the nostalgic spark that launches this episode of The JB and Sandy Show! Join JB, Sandy, and Tricia as they serve up hilarious frozen food memories, tackle the stress of holiday travel, and reveal hidden secrets of Austin’s airport.

 🥘 Key Moments & Themes

• Frozen Food Flashbacks:
  The crew reminisces about the golden age of TV dinners—Salisbury steak, Totino’s pizza, fish sticks, and even the infamous fried clam strips. Tricia confesses her ongoing love for French bread pizza, while Sandy admits, “I see Salisbury steak in the freezer and I feel like I’ve failed as a provider.” The nostalgia is real (and so are the bathroom tax jokes)! 🥲🍕
• Holiday Travel Turbulence:
  With Thanksgiving around the corner, the gang shares travel anxieties: JB’s daughter is off to Japan, Tricia and Sandy are bracing for a Nebraska trip, and everyone’s dreading TSA lines and government shutdown chaos. “This is a recipe for unrest,” Sandy warns, as they swap tips for surviving airport madness and recount last year’s ticket mix-up. ✈️😬
• Secret Austin Airport Gate:
  Did you know there’s a “hidden” gate at Austin’s airport? The hosts discuss rumors of a secret patio and a mysterious boarding pass to an imaginary place. Will you find the legendary Gate 13? 🕵️‍♂️🛬
• Life Lessons & Laughs:
  From gap years to globetrotting, JB encourages young listeners to see the world: “No one ever regrets traveling.” The show wraps with a reminder to be kind to airport staff and a heartfelt thanks to listeners for being part of the ride. 💖

 💬 Notable Quotes

• “It’s nostalgic for me. Every child, anybody that grew up in the eighties enjoyed a Salisbury steak TV dinner.”
• “This is a recipe for unrest. TSA people standing in line are going to get a little anxious about this and just get frustrated and do stupid things.”
• “No one ever does that and regrets having done it. Right.”
• “If you are traveling, take it easy on the TSA people… have a heart.”

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? 🔥🚗🍖 “What’s the worst road trip from Austin—Dallas, Houston, or San Antonio?” 🤔 That’s the spicy question that launches this episode of The JB and Sandy Show! Join JB, Sandy, and the ever-authentic Tricia as they steer through Texas traffic tales, mouthwatering barbecue news, and a nostalgia-fueled debate about Austin’s golden era.

🚦 Key Moments & Themes

• Road Trip Rants:
  Buckle up for wild stories about I-35’s “pucker factor,” Buc-ee’s pit stops, and the infamous Dallas Zoo exit. Tricia’s recent Dallas drive sparks laughter and relatable groans about Texas commutes. “It’s white knuckle. I call it pucker factor. It never lets up!” 😱
• Barbecue Battles:
  Tricia dishes out the scoop on the Texas Monthly Barbecue Fest’s triumphant return to Lockhart! Expect creative flavors, live music, and a “Texas Q-mmunity” ready to wow your taste buds. “Come eat and explore everything the Texas Q-mmunity has to offer.” 🍖🎶
• Peak Austin Debate:
  When was “peak Austin”? The hosts reminisce about the “keep Austin weird” days, slacker culture, and when festivals were “done half-assed”—no VIP tents, just pure, organic fun. “Austin’s where young people go to retire.” 🌈🎸

• Memorable Moments:
  • Tricia’s legendary wave to Willie Nelson in a Rolls Royce at Dan’s Hamburgers 🚗🎩
  • Sandy’s 10-month expired car registration confession (and the government paperwork anxiety!) 📝
  • Tricia’s love for TV dinners and frozen foods—retro cravings incoming! 🍽️

 💬 Notable Quotes

• “It’s white knuckle. I call it pucker factor. I mean it is just intense. All the way. Never get a break.” -JB
• “Austin’s where young people go to retire.” -JB's friend
• “Come eat and explore everything the Texas cue-mmunity has to offer.” Tricia
• “I liked it when it was done half-assed. When the Bob Marley Festival, when you could get in with a canned food item. And there was no VIP tent.” Sandy

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“Would you become a tattletale if it meant pocketing nearly a million dollars?” That’s the provocative question at the heart of this episode of The Sandy Show, where hosts Sandy McIlree and Tricia dive into the wild world of high-stakes snitching, viral lottery fever, and the quirky moments that make everyday life unforgettable.

This episode kicks off with Sandy’s hilarious confession about a Christmas present inspired by the middle finger and a playful debate over the true value of Little Debbie Christmas tree cakes. As the conversation unfolds, listeners are treated to a blend of humor and real-life dilemmas—from the skyrocketing Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots to the lengths people will go for a chance at fortune. But the real jaw-dropper comes when Sandy and Tricia explore New York City’s now-canceled “tattletale bounty” program, where ordinary citizens earned staggering sums—like $895,737—just for reporting idling cars. “If I could make that kind of money, I might step into snitch world,” Sandy admits, while Tricia stands firm: “There’s no price. I could be a rat. $800,000. I am not going to be a rat.” Their banter brings both laughter and reflection on the ethics of snitching and the surprising ways people chase easy money. Throughout the episode, Tricia’s infectious excitement over growing lottery jackpots and her candid stories about family, favorite drinks, and the challenges of raising a “snitch-hearted” daughter add warmth and relatability. Listeners also get a taste of pop culture nostalgia, from birthday shout-outs to the cancellation of MTV’s “Ridiculousness” after 46 seasons.

 Notable moments include:

• Sandy’s playful negotiation with his daughter over a hypothetical $800 million lottery win.
• The revelation of “snitch kings” earning life-changing sums for reporting idling cars.
• Tricia’s heartfelt advice on when to speak up and when to “mind your business.”
• The quirky tradition of “air gongers” and shout-outs to the show’s youngest fans.

Whether you’re here for the laughs, the life lessons, or the chance to win big, this episode delivers a perfect blend of entertainment and insight. 

 Memorable Quote:
“If I could make that kind of money, I might step into snitch world. I just might.” – Tricia
“There’s no price. I could be a rat. $800,000. I am not going to be a rat.” – Sandy

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 Have you ever wondered how a simple drive could turn into a scene straight out of a movie—complete with flat tires, chaos, and a mysterious ladder in the road? On this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, hosts JB and Sandy McIlree are joined by the ever-adventurous Tricia, who brings tales from Dallas that will leave you laughing, gasping, and itching to tune in. The episode opens with a lively discussion about streaming wars and the impact of the YouTube TV dispute with Disney, ABC, and ESPN—reminding listeners how quickly their favorite shows and games can disappear from their screens. But the real excitement begins when Tricia shares her wild weekend in Dallas, starting with a Romanian food festival (cabbage rolls, skinless sausage, and polenta, anyone?) and ending with a highway disaster that left at least 20 cars stranded with blown tires.

 Key Moments & Themes:

• Honky Tonk Festival Announcement: Austin Monthly launches its first annual Honky Tonk Fest, celebrating the city’s iconic two-stepping venues like Jenny’s Little Longhorn and The Broken Spoke. Tricia’s enthusiasm for the festival and her legendary two-stepping partners add a personal touch to the local culture spotlight[1].
• Highway Mayhem: Tricia recounts a harrowing drive on I-30, where a rogue ladder caused a mass flat tire event. “Within five minutes, all of these cars were taken out on the side of the road. You got here is wrong place, wrong time.” The chaos, quick thinking, and camaraderie among strangers make for a gripping story[1].
• Romanian Festival Fun: From delicious food to unexpected gymnastics exhibitions and a vampire sighting, Tricia’s night out is full of surprises. Her ability to turn any outing into an adventure is on full display.
• Drag Show Fundraiser: The episode wraps up with Tricia attending a drag show benefit for HIV research, highlighting the vibrant and supportive community spirit that defines Austin and Dallas alike.

Memorable Quotes:

• “Squirming like a worm in hot ashes is what my grandma would say.” – Sandy
• “Within five minutes, all of these cars were taken out on the side of the road. You got here is wrong place, wrong time.” – Tricia
• “There’s nobody I have two-stepped more with in my life than those two girls. Those two girls will drink the entire festival out of beer.” – Tricia

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Have you ever found yourself struggling with something as simple as fitting your suitcase into an overhead bin—and wondered, “Is it just me?”

 On this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, hosts JB and Sandy McIlree are joined by the ever-insightful Tricia, who checks in from Dallas with stories, laughter, and a few surprises that will keep you hooked from start to finish. The show kicks off with a hilarious and relatable travel mishap: Sandy’s epic battle with airplane luggage and his lifelong “challenge with shapes.” Listeners are treated to a candid, laugh-out-loud account of public embarrassment, teamwork from strangers, and the ultimate Tetris fail—ending with a round of applause from the entire plane. As Sandy puts it, “I was never very good at Tetris,” a moment that will resonate with anyone who’s ever felt out of their element. But the episode isn’t just about travel woes. JB recounts the electric atmosphere at the Longhorns vs. Vanderbilt game, complete with missed touchdowns, stadium nostalgia, and the sticker shock of stadium drinks (“Two doubles ranch waters, 98 bucks. Holy cow fish!”). The hosts reminisce about the evolution of stadium experiences and the joy of live sports, while Tricia and Sandy share their own must-have game day comforts. The conversation shifts to Austin’s culinary scene, as Tricia breaks the news of a second H Mart opening in the city—a game-changer for foodies and fans of international cuisine. Her expertise shines as she describes the wonders of H Mart, from its massive selection to the “craziest soda aisle you’ll ever see.” Tricia’s background as a plugged-in Austinite and cultural explorer makes her the perfect guide for this exciting local development.

Other highlights include:

• The Beach Boys playing post-game in the rain (“It didn’t deter many people though. It was packed. People were excited about it.”)
• A playful exchange about viral celebrity photos and group texts gone awry
• Practical travel hacks, from gate-checking luggage to using AirTags
• Reflections on gratitude, family, and the importance of being present as the holidays approach

Memorable Quotes:

• “I was never very good at Tetris.” – Sandy
• “Two doubles ranch waters, 98 bucks. Holy cow fish!” – JB
• “You need to go to H Mart with a really open mind.” – Sandy

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What would you do with $80,000 worth of stolen whipped cream? In this laugh-out-loud episode of The Sandy Show, Sandy and his sharp-witted wife Tricia dive into the absurd, the heartfelt, and the downright hilarious. Broadcasting from Dallas, Texas, Tricia brings the sass while Sandy keeps the stories rolling—from celebrity birthdays to stolen dessert toppings and everything in between.

You’ll hear:

• Tricia’s fierce commitment to maintaining her chin-to-neck angle (no gobbler allowed!)
• A rundown of November’s biggest events, including the late Thanksgiving, Stranger Things season 5, and the CMA Awards
• A viral whipped cream heist in Canada that sparks some wild speculation from Tricia
• Sandy’s take on Lainey Wilson’s “Cowgirl of the Night” moment and why it might be a little too inspirational
• A hilarious “Care or Don’t Care” segment featuring Miranda Lambert’s dressing room must-haves and a six-pound iPhone case
• The couple’s debate over Thanksgiving vs. Christmas—and why the day of the food might just win

Notable quote:
🗣️ “You is not smart.” — Sandy, channeling The Help with a twist of parental reality Whether you’re here for the pop culture, the playful banter, or the relatable family moments, this episode delivers nonstop entertainment with a Texas twist.

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 “What makes someone light up a room full of strangers—and could you do it?”

That’s just one of the thought-provoking moments in this episode of The Sandy Show, where Sandy and JB dive into everything from game-day fashion choices to unforgettable Vegas stories. Join JB as he shares his excitement about returning to a Longhorn game after 15 years, complete with a bold Hawaiian shirt choice that sparks hilarious banter. JB weighs in on the ultimate tailgate vs. stadium debate, while Tricia adds her take on Austin’s latest quirky trend—Dirty Soda. But the real jaw-dropper? Sandy’s encounter with Michael, an autistic savant whose mind-blowing memory and obsession with prime numbers will leave you speechless. Plus, hear about the stranger who turned a quiet hotel lounge into a lively World Series debate and the bartender who had the perfect comeback for Sandy’s Shirley Temple order. Memorable Quote:
"What are you—eight years old?" (Scott, the bartender, after Sandy orders a Shirley Temple with two cherries.) Themes & Highlights:

• Game-day rituals and the pressure of Longhorn fashion.
• The Beach Boys’ lasting influence and why Sandy’s daughter is obsessed.
• Vegas adventures: from heartfelt moments to hilarious cocktail bar exchanges.
• Autism, savant skills, and the beauty of unique minds.
• Austin’s newest craze: Dirty Soda—will you try it?

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🪆“Why do creepy barnacle-covered baby dolls keep washing up on Texas beaches—and what would you do if one showed up at your feet?”

That’s just one of the bizarre and hilarious topics Sandy, JB, and Tricia tackle in this episode of The Sandy Show. This episode is packed with laughs, surprises, and relatable moments:

• Time Change Meltdown: Why does falling back one hour feel like the end of the world for some people? Sandy and Tricia share their takes.
• Tamale Season Gone Rogue: Tricia confesses her year-round tamale obsession—and why Sandy thinks it ruins Christmas.
• Texas Oddities: From creepy barnacle-covered dolls washing up on Gulf beaches to Lago Vista’s “emo deer” rocking a hammock on its antlers, you won’t believe these stories.
• Holiday Vibes & Hot Flashes: Hallmark movies, Ugg boots, and the reality of winter in Texas.
• Pop Culture & Concert Sticker Shock: Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, and why concert tickets might bankrupt you.
• Sports & Senior Picture Regrets: Sandy’s timeless photo advice and JB’s take on Patrick Mahomes-inspired haircuts.

Memorable Quote:
“If you’re a ghost looking for a home, we’ve got your real estate guide.”

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 “Is it possible to make a billion dollars twice—and would you ever try a beer that tastes exactly like the real thing but has zero alcohol?”

 That’s just one of the thought-provoking questions Sandy and Tricia tackle in this laugh-out-loud episode of The Sandy Show. This episode is a rollercoaster of fun, featuring:

• Halloween Prep & Parenting Real Talk: Sandy confesses his struggle to avoid being the “dorky dad” while planning chili dogs and a spooky charcuterie board for Landry’s friends.
• Celebrity Ventures & Big Risks: The duo dives into George Clooney and Randy Gerber’s surprising pivot from billion-dollar tequila to non-alcoholic beer—and why this booming trend might be the next big thing.
• Sobriety & Temptation: Sandy gets candid about his 10-year sober journey and why even a zero-alcohol Heineken feels like a slippery slope.
• Quirky Habits We All Share: From saving twisty ties and rubber bands to hoarding condiment packets and hotel toiletries, you’ll laugh at how relatable these guilty pleasures are.
• Ghost Real Estate & Haunted Tales: Ever wondered where ghosts should settle down? Sandy and Tricia reveal the top U.S. cities for spirits—and share chilling personal stories of haunted houses.
• Pop Culture & Pure Chaos: Nirvana vinyl auctions, aggressive monkeys on the loose, and yes… booger candy. Because why not?

Memorable Quote:
“Playing it safe is the fastest route to regret.” (Sandy, on Clooney’s bold business moves) This episode is packed with humor, nostalgia, and insights that will make you laugh, think, and maybe even clean out that drawer full of Allen wrenches.

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 “Would you ever sponsor an Olympic team just for the love of the Games? Flava Flav did—and that’s just the beginning of this episode’s surprises.”

 In thisunpredictable episode of The Sandy Show, Sandy and Tricia dive into the eccentric world of celebrity patriotism, bizarre candy trends, and the quirks of everyday life. From Flava Flav’s unexpected role as an Olympic ambassador—financially backing the USA bobsled and skeleton teams—to the jaw-dropping introduction of booger candy (yes, you read that right), this episode is packed with laughs, nostalgia, and eyebrow-raising facts. You’ll hear Sandy’s hilarious confession about his new habit of serenading Tricia with classic country lyrics, plus a candid family story that proves why eating boogers is never a good idea. And if you’ve ever wondered why Broadway, Off-Broadway, and Off-Off-Broadway aren’t about street addresses, we’ve got you covered.

  ✅Memorable Quote:
"If I could make a living out of loving you, I’d be a millionaire in a week or two." — Sandy, proving that country lyrics can drive anyone crazy.

Why You’ll Love This Episode

• Discover the wild ways celebrities support athletes.
• Laugh at Sandy’s offbeat antics and Tricia’s priceless reactions.
• Learn quirky facts about U.S. currency and theater culture.
• Get the scoop on the grossest candy trend ever.

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Episode Description:What’s scarier than Halloween a week early? Police in Pennsylvania finding cocaine in a kid’s trick-or-treat bag—and someone out there is panicking over their missing Reese’s swap. On today’s Sandy Show, Sandy McIlree and Tricia unpack the wildest Halloween headlines, from New York City’s crown as the #1 trick-or-treat town (thanks to walkability, candy stores, and zero doorman full-size bars) to Jerry Seinfeld’s timeless rant: “Bing bong, come on lady—let’s pick up the pace!” But the heart-stealer? 95-year-old Frank Ures Jr., who launched a 100-member Taylor Swift fan club at his Omaha retirement home—complete with walker license plates, sponsorship rules, and a plea for Taylor to “please come see us.” (Travis Kelce’s permission required for hugs.)

Meanwhile, 13-year-old Kevin Tang just won $25,000 as America’s Top Young Scientist for Fall Guard—an AI camera that auto-calls 911 when grandma falls, no button needed. Inspired by tragedy, built by a middle-schooler.Tricia earns the Gold Star for defining the hobo hierarchy: “A hobo is a traveling bum.” Sandy drops Big Mac origin bombs (started as The Aristocrat—too bougie, renamed twice), and the duo debates why that orange marshmallow peanut is the ultimate Halloween red flag.

Notable Quotes:

• “Someone’s out there holding a Reese’s instead of their baggie of cocaine.” – Sandy
• “I’d give Taylor a hug—with Travis Kelce’s permission.” – Frank Ures Jr., 95
• “Bing bong, come on lady—18 houses on this block alone!” – Jerry Seinfeld

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:Ever wonder why your airport “healthy” haul of beef jerky and granola suddenly morphs into a gas-station sugar apocalypse the second you hit the highway? On today’s Sandy Show, Sandy McIlree and Tricia dive deep into the psychology of travel munchies—complete with Dr Pepper fountains, corn nuts at 60 mph, and the sacred Little Debbie donuts that only appear post-drop-off. But the real bombshell? A 20-year-old Rose Bowl photo surfaces from the 2006 USC-Texas national championship… and Sandy is cupping a stranger’s boob while JB stands clueless behind him. (Yes, Tricia was dating him at the time. Yes, she knew instantly.)From Jennifer Lawrence proudly owning her post-baby boob job (“After the second one, nothing bounced back”) to the paycheck statistic that 35 % vanishes in the first 12 hours, the duo unpacks celebrity honesty, financial panic, and why Biscoff cookies taste better at 30,000 feet.

Plus: trending Halloween costumes through the years—Harambe, VSCO girls, Joe Exotic (still doing 21 years in Fort Worth)—and Sandy’s foolproof last-minute costume: the classic hobo (stick, knapsack, charcoal face).

Notable Quotes:

• “Corn nuts only cross my lips when I’m going at least 60 miles an hour.” – Tricia
• “I knew it. You grabbed a girl’s boob.” – Tricia (reacting live to the 2006 photo)
• “We gotta start calling it the Science Oven.” – Sandy on Jennifer Lawrence’s American Hustle microwave obsession

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 The Photos That Prove JB & Sandy Witnessed History”

“What’s the greatest college football game of all time—and how do you prove you were there?”
In this nostalgic episode of The JB and Sandy Show, we take you back to January 2006, when the Texas Longhorns stunned USC at the Rose Bowl in what many call the best college football game ever played. JB and Sandy were there, side by side, hugging for the first and only time in show history when Vince Young crossed the goal line. But here’s the twist: for nearly 20 years, they had zero photographic evidence. Until now. Hear the incredible story of how a fraternity brother, a Vegas weekend, and a well-organized digital archive unearthed long-lost photos that prove JB and Sandy were part of history. From the joy of rediscovering these snapshots to the hilarious reactions (“JB looks like a small child!”), this episode is packed with laughs, memories, and one jaw-dropping confession from Sandy about a photo that didn’t make the public cut. Spoiler: it involves a stranger and a very questionable pose.

Memorable Quote:
"It’s like it never happened without a photograph."

Why You’ll Love This Episode:

• Relive the magic of the 2006 Rose Bowl and Vince Young’s legendary touchdown
• Hear JB and Sandy’s candid reflections on aging, sobriety, and friendship
• Laugh at the outrageous photo reveal that had everyone speechless

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