The Sandy Show Podcast

"Would you pull over to help a stranger—or a stray puppy—on the side of the road?"This episode of The JB and Sandy Show dives into the wild, the weird, and the heartwarming. From viral TikTok pranks that misuse 911 to a Chili's triple dipper date that turned into a philosophical moment, Sandy, JB, and Tricia bring their signature humor and honesty to everyday stories that hit close to home. Key Highlights:TikTok Hoax Alert: Round Rock police warn parents about a disturbing trend where teens fake home invasions using AI-generated images and texts. JB and Sandy break down the consequences—and the parenting gaps.Viral Fame at Buc-ee's: Tricia shares how their daughter's hilarious TikTok video at Buc-ee's went viral with over half a million views and 60,000+ likes.Hot Yoga & VO2 Tests: The trio preps for another hot yoga session, but not without some awkward eye contact avoidance and laughter.Bike Theft in Cedar Park: A local bike theft gets the full spotlight, and the gang praises the community effort to track down the stolen ride.Chili's Triple Dipper Night: Sandy and a friend struggle to find a place to watch Monday Night Football and end up bonding over sliders, wings, and fried cheese at Chili's.Would You Pull Over?: A heartfelt discussion about helping strangers, including JB's story of intervening to protect a woman from a potentially dangerous situation—and Tricia's rescue of a “gross” puppy.Kindness at Chili's: Sandy witnesses a young employee showing compassion to a homeless man, reminding us that small gestures matter.Memorable Quote:"You pull him off the car… then what?" —Sandy  

 "Is it wrong to be thrilled when your partner leaves town for a few days?"Sandy, JB, and Tricia dive into the hilarious and brutally honest realities of relationships, solo time, and the joy of eating cereal for dinner without judgment. This episode is a relatable rollercoaster of confessions, nostalgia, and pop culture chaos.Key Highlights:Sandy admits he was too happy to learn Tricia would be traveling for work—and Tricia shares the time she was mad he surprised her with a visit.JB reflects on his annual six-week solo stints covering the Tour de France and how his wife secretly loved the freedom.A viral moment from Sandy's dad: “That year in Korea was the best year of my life.” The honesty is real.The team breaks down the most popular Halloween costumes of 2025—from Taylor Swift's “Life of a Showgirl” to Miss Rachel, the YouTube sensation with billions of views.A passionate debate about musicals, featuring Wicked, Hamilton, and the surprising revelation that everyone on the show “hates musicals” but somehow loves them.Memorable Quote:"I hate musicals… but I loved Wicked. I might watch it again." —Tricia 

: "Are we really living in the junk drawer of time?" Sandy and Tricia kick off this hour with a hilarious reflection on the chaos of modern life—trauma, soy sauce packets, and all. From Amazon Prime Day drama to Taylor Swift's cheeky new track, this episode is packed with laughs, nostalgia, and unexpected insights. Tricia reveals her nervous excitement about returning to hot yoga after years, while Sandy surprises her with a yoga towel (and a dry bag for sweaty clothes). Their chemistry is on full display as they debate the appeal of Prime Day versus the indie bookstore rebellion at Bookshop.org—complete with spicy anti-Bezos slogans. Key Moments Include:A heartfelt story about meeting Taylor Swift and her mom backstage during the Red Tour, including a handwritten thank-you note referencing a line from their daughter Landry.A hilarious breakdown of MrBeast's 10-year-old video to his future self—proof that vision and hustle pay off.A look at Josh Groban as Katy Perry's “one that got away” and a playful poll on past relationships.A viral TikTok moment from a mechanic named Skyler exposing the shocking rise in oil change prices.A clever vocabulary lesson: trilemma, quadrilemma, and even octolemma—because life is full of tough choices.Memorable Quote:"If I don't have a million subscribers when you see this video, my entire life has been a failure." —MrBeast, age 17 

"Are we living in the junk drawer of time?" Sandy and Tricia kick off this episode with a hilarious and oddly profound question that sets the tone for a morning full of laughs, nostalgia, and unexpected insights. From quirky birthday shoutouts (Chevy Chase is 82!) to a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Dick Van Dyke, who's still dancing at 99, this episode blends humor with admiration. Tricia shares a touching story about Coldplay's tribute to Van Dyke, including a poolside moment with his 74-year-old son that will leave you smiling. The couple dives into a list of things people just don't get the appeal of—like loud bars, celebrity worship, and trendy water bottles—offering their own takes with signature wit. Sandy's confession about his broken finger and Tricia's loyalty to her Yeti tumbler are just a few of the personal gems that make this episode feel like a chat with old friends.You'll also learn:Why the F-22 fighter jet has only three air-to-air kills (and why that's actually a good thing)How Luke Combs just dethroned Garth Brooks as the highest-selling country artist of all timeWhat a “trilemma” and “quadrilemma” are—and why you'll want to use them in your next rant 

 “What do you do when the Loch Ness Monster locks eyes with you?”That's the wild claim actress Anna Kendrick made—and it kicks off a jam-packed hour of The Sandy Show that's equal parts hilarious, nostalgic, and surprisingly heartfelt.

“What job pays well but doesn't require brains?”That's the blunt question Sandy and Tricia tackle in this lively episode of The Sandy Show. From real estate agents to OnlyFans stars, they explore the controversial list of high-paying jobs that don't necessarily demand a high IQ—and share their own hot takes on each one. But that's just the beginning. Tricia drops a bombshell in The Story We Love: AI-generated resumes are flooding hiring systems, and companies may soon charge you just to apply for a job. Is this the future of employment—or a desperate attempt to filter out the bots? Guest Steven Presley from Thunder Pop TV joins the show to share a wild story about Ryan Reynolds leaving 40 voicemails for Bill Murray, all in an effort to get him into a John Candy documentary. The result? A public F-bomb and a hilarious moment with Blake Lively. Other highlights include:The death of the beloved free streaming app Freevee and what it means for Meemaws and Peepaws everywhere.A viral TikTok health hack that involves jumping 50 times before your morning coffee.A bizarre law about mailing used underwear (yes, really).A nostalgic tribute to Don Knotts and the enduring charm of The Andy Griffith Show.Memorable Quote:"You don't need brains to make money… but you do need charisma." – Sandy McIlree

 ✅ “Ever wondered why your deodorant suddenly stops working—or what sound was once banned in Hollywood movies?”In this episode of The Sandy Show, Sandy and Tricia dive into a hilarious mix of nostalgia, pop culture, and bizarre facts you didn't know you needed. From Sandy proudly admitting he was the real-life Stifler, to a deep dive into the Hays Code—the old Hollywood rulebook that banned everything from stationary dancing to the sound of a raspberry—this episode is packed with laughs and surprises.You'll also hear:The Nirvana baby lawsuit finally put to rest—and why the judge called it a “money grab.”The deodorant debate: spray vs. roll-on vs. stick—what's your go-to?Random but fascinating trivia: Why the Canary Islands have nothing to do with birds, and the shocking story of a hunter who made dentures out of deer teeth.Pringles secrets revealed: Meet Julius Pringles, the man behind the mustache.Memorable quote: “That's known as TDF—Total Deodorant Failure. Always happens at the worst time.” Whether you're here for the laughs, the weird facts, or just to hang out with Sandy and Tricia, this episode delivers.

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 “How do you make good on ten lost years?”  That haunting question opens this emotionally charged and surprisingly hilarious episode of The JB and Sandy Show. The team reacts to the shocking resolution of one of Austin's darkest chapters: the 1991 Yogurt Shop Murders. After 34 years, DNA evidence finally identifies Robert Brashers as the killer, bringing long-awaited closure to a case that haunted the city and wrongfully imprisoned innocent teens. Sandy reflects on how the tragedy shaped Austin's psyche, sharing a chilling moment when his daughter's smoothie shop left a back door open—instantly triggering memories of the crime. The crew discusses the impact of false confessions, outdated forensic technology, and the emotional toll on victims' families. Then, the mood lightens as JB is once again asked to mediate a long-running domestic dispute between Sandy and Tricia: what counts as a “prize” from the store? Is a squeegee a thoughtful gift or a glorified cleaning tool? Is an ice scraper romantic or just practical prep for Austin's rare cold snaps? Listeners are treated to a hilarious breakdown of “functional surprises,” including ergonomic handles, windshield scraping techniques, and the ultimate lesson: maybe just stick to chocolate and flowers.

 What happens when you meet a celebrity you've admired—only to realize they're nothing like you imagined?In this wild and hilarious episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into awkward celebrity encounters, failed TV reboots, and the surprising comeback of physical media. Joined by pop culture insider Steven Presley from Thunder Pop TV, the show covers:A jaw-dropping behind-the-scenes story of a Hollywood party featuring Mark Wahlberg, Brian Wilson, and Ridge Forrester (yes, that Ridge).The worst celebrity interview JB and Sandy ever had—Mark Wahlberg, live on air.A rundown of TV reboots that never made it, including Coach, Blossom, and LA Law.The surprising return of Blu-ray and DVDs at Best Buy, and why fans are craving physical media again.The latest on the James Bond reboot, including the search for a younger, unknown actor and the possibility of a Bond Universe.Guest Spotlight:Steven Presley, creator of Thunder Pop TV, shares exclusive Hollywood stories, industry insights, and his take on the future of entertainment.

 Did JB and Sandy accidentally retire Matthew McConaughey's iconic Nagahide jacket?In this laugh-out-loud episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into everything from celebrity fashion faux pas to hilarious anesthesia confessions and Austin's biggest upcoming events. Joined by pop culture aficionado Steven Presley from Thunder Pop TV, the gang explores:The mystery behind McConaughey's missing game-day jacket—and whether JB and Sandy are to blame.A side-splitting compilation of people waking up from anesthesia saying the wildest things.Trisha's heartwarming report on Austin's new TSA lane for active duty military and their families.A preview of the Two Step Inn Festival, featuring Chris Stapleton, Brooks & Dunn, Goo Goo Dolls, and more.Guest Spotlight:Steven Presley, creator of Thunder Pop TV, brings his signature humor and insight into pop culture, including a sneak peek at his upcoming parody video featuring smart devices with celebrity voices. 

"What happens when a small-town film festival starts drawing national attention—and a local tequila brand partners with a global giant?" In this vibrant episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the spotlight shines on two of Austin's favorite things: film and tequila. First up, Sandy and JB welcome Ray Perez, president of GTX Film, to talk about the Georgetown Film Festival—a one-day, all-access celebration of indie cinema happening this weekend. With over 20 filmmakers attending, free food and drinks, and a come-and-go format, it's shaping up to be the town's biggest cultural event of the year. Ray shares how the festival is growing thanks to local business support and a rising wave of Texas filmmaking momentum. “This could be our biggest year yet,” he says, noting the buzz from out-of-state filmmakers and the intimacy that makes Georgetown's event unique. Then, the conversation shifts from film to flavor as the guys break down a major local business move: Tito's Vodka is partnering with Lalo Tequila, one of Austin's rising spirits brands. Sandy calls it “an instant overnight success,” and the crew dives into the history of Tito's, the Austin alcohol boom, and why everyone in town seems to have their own tequila label now.

"Does it matter if the voice behind your favorite song isn't human?" In this thought-provoking episode of The Sandy Show, Sandy McIlree dives into the rise of AI in the music industry, spotlighting Zaniya Monet, a virtual artist created by Talisha Jones who just landed a $3 million record deal. With millions of streams already under her belt, Zaniya's success sparks a lively debate: Are we trading soul for convenience in music? Sandy and Tricia explore the emotional impact of AI-generated music, the future of live performances, and whether audiences truly care if the artist is real or virtual. Sandy's reaction to Zaniya's hit “How Was I Supposed to Know” is both awe-struck and deeply conflicted—“That's scary… it's so good.” But it's not all serious. The episode takes a hilarious turn with a Family Feud showdown, where Tricia finally breaks her losing streak with a perfect game—five number-one answers in a row! The prize? A pink cake. The banter is sharp, the competition fierce, and the cake debate surprisingly intense. Listeners also get a nostalgic update on the Baywatch reboot, a quirky discussion about dumplings vs. donuts, and a timeless piece of dating advice from Roman poet Ovid—yes, nose hair grooming matters.

Would you give up your favorite fan, your TV, or your lip balm?In this laugh-packed episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into another round of One Must Go, where Tricia is forced to choose between her beloved bedtime essentials—and the decision is way harder than it sounds. From there, things get even weirder. Did you know 5% of people carry their smartphones in their underwear? Sandy is horrified, Tricia says it's totally normal, and JB… well, he's got thoughts. The trio also reminisces about payphones, sweaty bra money, and the lost art of carrying matches and change like a true gentleman.You'll also hear:

 Would you wake up at 3AM just to stand in line for brisket?In this mouthwatering and laugh-out-loud episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives deep into the smoky heart of Texas barbecue culture—starting with Snow's BBQ in Lexington, ranked #2 on Southern Living's list of best BBQ joints. JB's sister Chris joins the show to share insider secrets, including how locals skip the line and what makes Snow's legendary pitmaster a true Texas icon. But that's just the beginning. From cold plunges vs. brekkies to red light therapy hats vs. Instagram addiction, Sandy, JB, and Tricia play a hilarious round of One Must Go—and the results are as surprising as they are relatable. You'll also hear:

 Would you name your baby after smoked meat? One dad thinks “Briscuit” is the ultimate masculine name—and Sandy and Tricia have thoughts. In this hilarious and offbeat episode of The Sandy Show, the duo dives into the wild world of baby names, food letdowns, and spiritual cleansing gone sideways. Tricia kicks things off with a laugh-out-loud story about saging the house and waking up outside—was she the bad spirit all along? From there, the conversation flows into foods that promise magic but deliver disappointment. Dragon fruit, Turkish Delight, truffle fries, and even the hyped-up pumpkin spice latte all get roasted. You'll also hear:

 “Would you watch a sweet, science-class version of Rambo?” That's the question that kicks off this unpredictable and hilarious episode of The JB and Sandy Show. From Sylvester Stallone's disappointment in the Rambo prequel to Trisha's culinary ambitions, this episode is packed with pop culture, legal drama, and kitchen chaos.Highlights include:Stallone's take on the Rambo prequel and his pitch to digitally de-age himself.U.S. movie studios suing a Chinese company over unauthorized use of iconic characters like Darth Vader and Wonder Woman.Jack Black and Paul Rudd's absurd Anaconda reboot—featuring a real snake and a jungle quest.Leonardo DiCaprio's upcoming film One Battle After Another, already hailed as a masterpiece.Trisha's bold attempt to conquer the kitchen with bang bang chicken and her first air fryer experience.JB's cooking hacks and the secret ingredient in Chinese stir fry (spoiler: it's Coca-Cola).A deep dive into Austin's international food scene, including H-Mart and the explosion of global grocery stores. Memorable Moment:Trisha asking Sandy to choose which recipe she's least likely to screw up.

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Ask your smart speaker to "Play One Oh Three One Austin."

Ask your smart speaker to "Play one oh three one Austin."

Ask your smart speaker to "Play one oh three one Austin"

In this eye-opening and wildly entertaining episode of The JB and Sandy Show, Sandy shares a chilling story about how social media eerily served him an ad for a Harley Davidson patent print he admired in silence at HomeGoods. No photo. No search. Just a glance—and boom, it showed up in his feed. Is Big Tech watching more than we think? From there, the show dives into: