The Sandy Show Podcast

Episode Description:How do you push through when your motivation fades—could you make it through Navy SEAL training, or would you quit before lunch? That's the question at the heart of this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where JB, Sandy, and Tricia explore the power of mindset, family connections, and the adventures that shape us.The show opens with Sandy's reflection on a weekend spent with their daughter, who—at 16—still enjoys hanging out with her parents. Tricia and Sandy chaperone the high school military ball, where a Navy SEAL speaker delivers a powerful message: “Your mindset. You don't have to be the strongest or fastest. It's a mental game.” Sandy shares, “He was the skinny kid on the baseball team, average guy in high school. He watched guys graduate from Navy SEAL school in four-hour increments at a time.”

Episode Description:How far would you go for a gold medal—would you risk a scandal just for a few extra centimeters? That's the question that launches this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where JB, Sandy, and Tricia dive into Olympic controversies, Super Bowl traditions, and the quirks of Texas sports legends.The show opens with the wild “Wienergate” scandal at the Olympics, as Sandy explains, “Guys are injecting their junk at the time their suits are being fitted so it looks like it fits properly. And then later after their junk goes back to normal, they still have the extra material.” Tricia's curiosity and JB's disbelief make for hilarious banter: “You really gotta want a gold medal to shoot your junk up.”

Episode Description: What does it take to turn a scandal into a comeback?

Can you jump into a superhero series without years of Marvel homework—or is the entertainment world finally opening up to everyone? That's the question that launches this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where JB, Sandy, Tricia, and guest Steven Presley from Thunder Pop TV dive into the latest trends in streaming, podcasting, and pop culture.Steven introduces the new Marvel series Wonder Man, designed for non-Marvel fans. “This is the first thing I've seen of Marvel in a long time that it didn't feel like you had to be caught up on all the Marvel shows and movies,” Steven explains. The crew laughs about superhero overload and the relief of a fresh start: “You can get in on the ground floor of this one and not have to know anything.” Sandy adds, “It actually looks pretty good. The superhero stuff doesn't even come in until later. It's kind of a secondary part of the show.”

Episode Description:Is AI about to replace expensive SAT prep—and what does it really mean to flex your test scores? That's the question that launches this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where JB, Sandy, and Tricia dive into the quirks of aging, the excitement of upcoming events, and the surprising ways technology is changing how we prepare for life's big moments.The show opens with Sandy's playful take on AARP mail and the ego battle of joining the club. “I guess because I'm over 50, right? Is that when it kicks in?” JB wonders, while Sandy admits, “I have never ever opened one. Never opened it.” The crew debates the perks—discounts on golf balls, car rentals, and even Crocs. Tricia jokes, “I'm about to say the most AARP sentence there is. I'm a croc person because my fit doctor prescribed them for my plantar fasciitis.”

Episode Description: What's the one question you always ask instead of just Googling it yourself?

Episode Description:Would you trek four miles just to see a new bridge—or pay someone to peel your mandarin oranges? That's the question at the heart of this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where JB, Sandy, and Tricia explore the quirks of Austin life, the rise of “easy living,” and the deep-rooted pride of small-town Texas.The show opens with JB's heartfelt story about walking with his daughter to check out the soon-to-open Wishbone Bridge. “Doesn't that make you feel good as a dad?” Sandy asks, as JB reflects on the miracle of reconnecting after the teenage years. The crew celebrates the bridge's design, its impact on Austin's hike-and-bike trail, and the rare joy of seeing a city project actually finished. “We need to celebrate when something gets finished. Right. Which is rare.”

Episode Description:Is the Super Bowl party losing its magic—or are we just getting left off the invite list? That's the question that kicks off this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where JB, Sandy, and Tricia get real about changing traditions, food obsessions, and the quirks of Texas living.The crew opens up about the fading excitement of Super Bowl parties, with Sandy wondering, “Is it us or has the Super Bowl lost its shine a little bit?” JB and Tricia reminisce about the days of big-budget commercials and the thrill of rooting for their favorite teams. Tricia shares, “I fondly remember the Vegas trip when they won. That's one thing I've never done in Vegas is be there for the Super Bowl. I've heard it's nuts.”

Episode Description: What's the wildest thing you've ever found hidden in a wall?

Episode Description: What's the weirdest thing you've ever used your phone's flashlight for?

Episode Description:What would you give up if you had to choose between your favorite gadgets—or would you rather invent something wild, like a flying umbrella? That's the question that launches this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where JB, Sandy, and Tricia dive into the hilarious world of Insta-Gotmes, the struggle for “microgains,” and the surprising history hiding in Austin's neighborhoods.The show opens with Sandy's “One Must Go” challenge, putting JB on the spot to choose between his red light therapy hat, grounding mat, and self-tanning drops. JB admits, “I got flim flam. Three times. Yeah, I am a sucker.” The crew laughs about wellness trends, supplement overload, and the trust JB places in Tricia's nightly pill routine: “If she could kill me, she could slip a cyanide pill in there. I have no idea. No idea. I'm dead.”

Episode Description:What if every text you've ever sent suddenly became public? Would you survive the fallout—or would you be running for cover? That's the provocative question at the heart of this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where JB, Sandy, and Tricia dive into the headline-grabbing scandal surrounding Dr. Peter Atiyah and the uncomfortable truth about privacy in the digital age.Sandy sets the stage: “I kind of feel bad for the guy because if my text messages got out there between me and my friends, I'd be ruined too.” The crew gets real about the difference between public personas and private conversations, with Tricia admitting, “You don't want some of your stuff getting out either. I do not. I do not want texts between you and I getting out.” The hosts reflect on how inside jokes and out-of-context messages could mortify almost anyone, reminding listeners, “We're all pigs. It's just what we let leak out.”

Episode Description:What matters more in a partner—what they do for a living, or who they are at heart? That's the question that launches this episode of The Sandy Show, where Sandy and Tricia dig into a revealing dating poll that uncovers which careers are considered the most attractive—and why. Tricia muses, “The hands of a healer. Very attractive. But you got to deal with the ego,” while Sandy jokes about the realities of dating a beauty operator: “I'd make her change clothes in the garage before she came in. Blow her down with a leaf blower to get all the hair off!”

Episode Description:“Is there anything you'd stand in line for hours to buy—only to flip it for thousands online?” That's the question that kicks off this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where JB, Sandy, and Tricia dive into the wild world of sneaker culture, Austin's relentless construction, and the quirky rituals that make family life so entertaining.The show opens with a hilarious debate about doing things together—why Tricia insists on working out with Sandy, and why JB prefers his own gym bubble. The crew explores the “hair math” every woman does before a workout, with Sandy admitting, “Why is it up to me to decide when you wash your hair?” Tricia's reply: “Because we work out together!” The banter is real, relatable, and laugh-out-loud funny.

“Is the path to success really paved with college degrees—or could a trade skill be the secret to true wealth?” That's the question that launches this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where JB, Sandy, and Tricia dig into the changing landscape of education, the nostalgia of soda breaks, and the quirky traditions that make life memorable.The show opens with Sandy's random question: “When was the last time you drank a soda?” The crew shares their soda stories, from Dr. Pepper cravings during a freeze to the legendary taste of Mexican Coke in a glass bottle. JB reminisces, “You're going to have the best Coke in your life at some point,” while Tricia admits, “During the freeze and we couldn't really go anywhere, all of a sudden I wanted a Dr. Pepper more than I've ever wanted one in my life and couldn't get it.”

Episode Description: What's something totally normal that you secretly find disgusting?

“Could you go a whole day without checking your phone—or is your secret family recipe the real key to happiness?” That's just the start of this episode of The Sandy Show, where Sandy and Tricia serve up a feast of relatable stories, hilarious debates, and heartfelt moments that keep listeners coming back for more.The show kicks off with a candid look at America's phone obsession. Sandy confesses, “I grab my phone before I even open my eyes,” while Tricia admits to loving those rare days when she's too busy to check her screen. The couple dives into the quirks of modern communication, laughing about how “if you leave a voicemail, you're really crazy. You're old. Yeah, for sure.”

Episode Description:“Have you ever wondered what really makes a Super Bowl party unforgettable—or why your family seems to argue over the smallest things?” That's the spark that ignites this lively episode of The Sandy Show, where Sandy and Tricia bring their signature wit, honesty, and playful banter to everything from parenting teens to the mysteries of backgammon and the quirks of modern dating.The show opens with Sandy's tongue-in-cheek introduction of Tricia: “My stunning, brilliantly gifted, yet occasionally venom-tongued wife. Her name is Tricia, she'll respond to Trixie.” The couple dives into the weekend's football-free reality, revealing their daughter's contrarian streak and sharing laughs over celebrity birthdays—Shakira, Farrah Fawcett, and more.

Episode Description:“What does Texas do better than anywhere else in the world?” That's the question that sparks a lively debate on this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where JB, Sandy, and Tricia dive into the heart of Lone Star pride, pop culture nostalgia, and the quirks that make their show a must-listen.The crew kicks things off with a challenge: guess what an English traveler claims Texas does best. The answer? Shiner Bock beer—hailed as “the best beer in the world” by someone who's tasted brews in 50 countries! The team shares hilarious memories of cheap Shiner Bock, musicians making it cool, and Sandy's confession: “In my beer drinking days, it made me fart a lot.”

Episode Description:“What would you do if you looked out your window and saw a kangaroo hopping down Main Street?” That's just one of the wild questions that kicks off this episode of The JB and Sandy Show—a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud ride through the quirks and surprises of Texas life.JB, Sandy, and Tricia dive into the buzz around the legendary Katz's Deli making its long-awaited return to Austin. Will the iconic yellow Cadillac be back on the roof? Will the JB and Sandy fried bologna sandwich make a comeback? The crew shares hilarious stories from the deli's heyday, including the time Sandy called out the wall of “autographs” for being suspiciously similar—“They all look like they have the same signature written with the same pen!”—and how the sandwich named after them became a local legend.

Episode Description:“Have you ever wondered what it really takes to stay committed to a life-changing decision for a decade?” That's the question that launches this unforgettable episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where Sandy marks an incredible milestone—ten years of sobriety.

Episode Description: What would make you try a beer brewed with genuine bear poop?

What's the real story behind those sneaky tipping screens at your favorite restaurants?

Episode Description What do you do with a weekend when there's no football to watch? That's the burning question as The JB and Sandy Show dives into a whirlwind of sports withdrawal, wild competitions, and Austin's most buzzworthy happenings!

Episode Description Would you risk a Hollywood heist for a shot at viral fame? That's just one of the wild questions swirling in this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where pop culture, comedy, and the supernatural collide!

Episode Description: What happens when Valentine's Day candy starts telling you to “split rent” and “buy in bulk”?

“What does it really mean to be an expert in America today?” That's the question Sandy throws at Tricia as they kick off a lively, laugh-out-loud episode of The Sandy Show! From the moment the mics go live, Sandy and Tricia's chemistry is electric—playful banter, witty jabs, and genuine warmth set the tone for a morning that's as unpredictable as it is entertaining.This episode is packed with nostalgia and surprises. Sandy and Tricia take you on a whirlwind tour of 2006, reminiscing about the year Pluto lost its planet status, Twitter was born (with a hilarious story about Lance Armstrong's introduction), and Dexter changed the way we binge-watch TV forever. Tricia's confession—“It was like the second part of my life began when I discovered binging”—will resonate with anyone who's ever lost a weekend to a great show.But it's not all throwbacks! The duo dives into the upcoming Super Bowl, teasing celebrity-packed commercials featuring Lady Gaga, Kendall Jenner, Emma Stone, Pete Davidson, and more. Tricia's take on Andy Cohen's nerds candy ad (“I will officially boycott nerds candy. Even the nerds clusters? I cannot.”) is a must-hear moment that'll have you laughing out loud.Sandy's quirky observations—like the most-Googled winter storm recipe (white chicken chili!) and the “expertise” Americans claim in reality TV—spark hilarious debates. Tricia's candid reactions (“I do not watch reality television because it makes me so uncomfortable.”) and Sandy's playful ribbing keep the energy high.The episode also delivers heartfelt insights, from the importance of mixing up your workout routine (thanks to a Harvard study) to the surprising health risks of being a night owl. And don't miss the jaw-dropping story of a forgotten lottery ticket worth $50,000—Tricia's outrage is pure gold!Memorable Quotes & Moments:“You're only as old as you think you are.”“I loved Tom Selleck. Magnum PI and the shorts and the Ferrari. The mustache. Loved everything about Tom Selleck.”“I will officially boycott nerds candy. Even the nerds clusters? I cannot.”“It was like the second part of my life began when I discovered binging.”Why Listen?This episode is a rollercoaster of nostalgia, pop culture, and real-life laughs. Sandy and Tricia's dynamic is infectious, their stories relatable, and their insights both hilarious and thought-provoking. Whether you're a morning go-getter or a high-maintenance night owl, you'll find something to love—and laugh about—on The Sandy Show.Call to Action:

Episode Description Have you ever tried to hide a secret fast-food run from your family? Or wondered if your workout routine is really working? This episode of The JB and Sandy Show kicks off with a question that hits home: “Does your weighted vest still spark joy, or is it just collecting dust?”

Episode Description “Would you risk turning orange for the perfect tan?” That's the burning question as JB confesses his latest—and possibly most embarrassing—Instagram purchase: oral tanning drops that promise a sun-kissed glow from the inside out!

“Do you really think being a grandparent actually keeps you young?”That simple question sparks a hilarious and unexpectedly heartfelt episode of The Sandy Show — one packed with laugh‑out‑loud marital bickering, outrageous theories, and those honest moments that keep listeners coming back for more.

Episode Description “Would you push Alan Alda in front of a bus if it meant saving Dick Van Dyke?” That's just one of the wild, thought-provoking questions that kick off this episode of The Sandy Show!

“Is it really microplastics falling from the sky, or just another viral myth?”

Episode Description: “Have you ever wondered how a single email could change the course of a family's life forever?”

Episode Description: ❓ “Can a dog truly fulfill its destiny—and what happens when it finally does?” That's the question that launches this unforgettable episode of The Sandy Show, where JB, Sandy, and Tricia explore everything from animal instincts to viral internet moments and the surprising power of children's songs.The show opens with JB's hilarious and heartfelt story about Clyde, his two-year-old border terrier, who finally catches the squirrel he's been chasing for months. “Every dog has a job and they're unfulfilled until they do their job,” JB reflects, sparking a lively discussion about the deep instincts that drive our pets—and maybe us, too.Key moments include:

Episode Description: ❓ “How do you handle cabin fever when the world outside is frozen solid?” That's the question that kicks off this lively episode of The Sandy Show, where Sandy, JB, and Tricia dive into the quirks of surviving winter storms, the power of local news, and the magic of legendary music moments.From scraping icy windshields to debating who really suffers most from being cooped up, the hosts share hilarious stories and relatable struggles. Sandy's outside adventure is met with Tricia's high tolerance for staying in, while JB admits he's itching to break free. The team's banter is infectious, making you feel right at home—even if you're stuck inside!Key moments include:

Episode Description: ❓ “Does the NFL really script who goes to the Super Bowl?” That's just one of the thought-provoking questions Sandy and Tricia tackle in this episode. From wild conspiracy theories to quirky calendar obsessions, this show is packed with moments that will make you laugh, gasp, and maybe even rethink your daily routine!  Key moments include:

This episode of The JB and Sandy Show is a cozy, quirky family affair, as Sandy, Tricia, and their daughter “The Fuzz” gather around the mic to share snow day rituals, generational quirks, and a spirited debate about the future of Groundhog Day. The Fuzz introduces the concept of a “Sunday reset”—tidying up, prepping for the week, and enjoying the rare luxury of a Monday off school. “I just felt nasty… I'd been laying in my bed, playing Minecraft and eating Little Debbies. But I had enough of it!”

Episode Description “If you could vacation in any famous TV home, which would you choose—and would you want Mike's office or Greg's hippie room?”

This episode of The JB and Sandy Show is a whirlwind of adrenaline, nostalgia, and Texas-sized storytelling. With Austin iced in, the crew dives into the perfect timing of streaming events, reliving the heart-pounding live climb of Taipei 101 by Alex Honnold. “Were there ever any moments you thought he was about to fall?” The team marvels at his focus, the dizzying heights, and the viral videos captured by onlookers. “He was just standing at the very, very top… I would fall from the fear of having to stand there like that!”

When the roads freeze and the world shuts down, what's your go-to survival strategy—hot yoga, online games, or beet juice on the streets?” ❄️

Episode Description “What's the wildest thing you've ever seen someone do while driving?”

Episode Description “Have you ever left a restaurant still hungry, wondering if you should've just ordered the steak?”

Episode Description: What would you do if you woke up to $834 million in your bank account? That's just one of the wild questions Sandy and Tricia tackle in this episode of The Sandy Show, where winter storms, lottery dreams, and viral workplace trends collide for a morning packed with laughs and surprises.

Episode Description “Do you hold grudges like a crow, or crave comfort food that feels like a warm hug?”

What happens when your wife gets furious over an innocent iPhone feature… and your best friend accidentally sends you into gastrointestinal chaos with one innocent gluten-free pizza?

Episode Description: “Would you pick up dog poop for $30,000 a year?”

Episode Description: What's the one superpower you need to survive in your family? That's the thought-provoking question that launches this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where Sandy, JB, and Tricia invite listeners into their world of quirky household dynamics, Austin oddities, and unforgettable local stories.The episode kicks off with updates on Austin's iconic Butler Hike and Bike Trail, now sporting new mile markers and maps to help both seasoned locals and curious visitors navigate the city's scenic loops. JB shares insider tips on the best routes, while Sandy marvels at the trail's vibrant community—where you might spot everything from fencing enthusiasts to falconers. “You look like you're out here every single day and I'm just figuring my way to the Stevie Ray Vaughan statue,” Sandy jokes, capturing the spirit of Austin's outdoor scene.But the heart of the show is a hilarious and heartfelt roundtable: What superpower do you need to survive in the JB and Sandy household? Sandy claims invisibility until Tricia's had her morning coffee (“Otherwise, I might get eaten alive like a grizzly bear!”), JB reveals his role as the gatekeeper of all passwords and the family's food forager, and Tricia proudly owns her omniscience—knowing where every lost item is, from keys to purple pencils. “The ability for a mom's brain to know all the things is incredible,” she says, as JB compares her to a real-life Terminator, scanning and storing every detail.Memorable moments abound, from the relatable struggle of getting teens out the door (“When I say hurry, that means move your body faster!”) to the universal debate over the snooze button. The hosts share laughs, gentle ribbing, and genuine insight into the patience, organization, and humor it takes to keep a household running.The episode wraps with a celebration of Austin's enduring weirdness: the 37th Street neighborhood's election of a four-legged mayor, Mo Bamba—a pug-chihuahua mix with a snaggle tooth and a campaign slogan, “He won't just fight for you, he'll bark at you!” With over 12,000 votes cast, Mo Bamba joins a tradition of animal mayors, reminding everyone that Austin's spirit is alive and well. Notable quotes and moments:“To be invisible is a big one on mine.”“I am the gatekeeper of all schedules and all items. My superpower is omniscience.”“He won't just fight for you, he'll bark at you!”This episode is a joyful blend of family humor, local pride, and the kind of stories that make Austin—and the JB and Sandy Show—truly unique.Call to Action: Ready for a dose of laughter, local flavor, and relatable family chaos?

Episode Description: “What's the smallest gesture that's ever made your day?” That's the question at the heart of this lively episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where Sandy, JB, and Tricia invite listeners into a world of nostalgia, local pride, and the everyday moments that truly matter.The show kicks off with Sandy's fitness journey, sharing how a simple invitation to hot yoga reignited his motivation. But the real magic happens when the crew dives into the 40th anniversary of “Pretty in Pink,” sparking a hilarious debate about classic movies, streaming services, and the quirks of finding old favorites. “Tubi's trying too hard. Watch me, watch me. Yeah, let's be friends. Please, please,” jokes Sandy, as the team navigates the maze of modern streaming options.Tricia then drops a bombshell: Cedar Park, Texas has surpassed Austin as one of the best places to live in the United States. The hosts celebrate their hometown's rise, highlighting the unbeatable convenience, top-notch schools, and the “bubble” of great restaurants. “How are we living here and can't think of a single place to eat tonight?” Sandy laughs, capturing the universal struggle of dinner indecision.The episode's heart shines through in a memorable story about surprising a loved one with cookie dough. “Sometimes it's just the littlest things go so far,” Sandy reflects, after making dinner and popping cookie dough in the oven for his wife. The conversation turns playful as JB and Sandy swap tips for winning at dinner plans and reminisce about the joys (and frustrations) of grocery shopping—plastic bags, canvas totes, and the legendary Trader Joe's mini bags selling for thousands overseas.  Notable moments include reflections on the passing of Dilbert creator Scott Adams, the ever-changing landscape of Austin's hike and bike trails, and the weird, wonderful spirit that keeps Austin unique. With laughter, warmth, and genuine insight, this episode reminds us that life's biggest joys often come from the smallest surprises.Call to Action: If you love stories that celebrate everyday wins and local pride, don't miss this episode!

Episode Description: “What would you say if you suddenly came face-to-face with your greatest hero?” That's the question that kicks off this unforgettable episode of The Sandy Show, where Sandy and Tricia dive deep into the thrill—and awkwardness—of celebrity encounters, the legends who shape our culture, and the moments that leave us speechless.This episode opens with Sandy's excitement over the new Muhammad Ali postage stamp, sparking a lively debate: Skinny Elvis or Fat Elvis? The conversation floats like a butterfly as Sandy shares a hilarious, regret-tinged story about missing his chance to meet Ali—only to hear how his friend JB casually greeted the champ at a Starbucks. “He just said, ‘How you doing, champ?' That was it. That's all he said.” The simplicity of the moment is both touching and relatable, leaving Sandy to wonder if he would have been able to say anything at all or just openly weep in awe.From there, the show pivots to the power of Hollywood franchises, revealing how Zoe Saldana dethroned Scarlett Johansson as the highest-grossing actor, thanks to the Avatar series. “The secret to being the top-grossing actors? Franchises and making crap—no, they're not crappy. They're all good. You just won't go see them!” laughs Sandy, as Tricia teases his “snooty” movie tastes.The episode doesn't shy away from the wild side of fame, either. The hosts recount Sean Penn's rebellious antics at the Golden Globes—smoking through the ceremony and pouring drinks with rockstar disregard. This leads to a string of personal stories: sharing an elevator with Sean Penn, a chance encounter with Maya Angelou in London, and the surreal feeling of being in the presence of greatness. “It's weird when you meet people… Maya Angelou, Sean Penn—a little bit different categories, obviously, but we were in the chips back then.”Memorable quotes and moments abound, from Sandy's self-deprecating humor about celebrity run-ins (“I froze… do something, do something, do something!”) to the playful banter about blockbuster movies and the legends who make them. This episode is a rollercoaster of nostalgia, laughter, and genuine wonder at the icons who inspire us—and the ordinary moments that make them human.Call to Action: If you've ever dreamed of meeting your idol or just love a good story, this episode is for you!

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?

Episode Description:"How is it possible to live in Austin for decades and still discover something new about your own city?"