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JB finally gets the comeback fans have been waiting for, and one longtime radio staple proves he can still pull off a ridiculous superpower: identifying cars by horn alone. If you love Austin nostalgia, fast laughs, and the kind of live radio chaos that actually feels alive, this one's built for you.Sandy, JB, and Tricia kick things off with the day's Minute to Win It answers, then slide into the stuff that makes their show feel like a local hangout - eyebrow maintenance wars, a legendary family goatee, and Tricia's priceless reaction to a “cow bras” joke that lands just weird enough to work. From there, Care Don't Care delivers the kind of offbeat headlines that turn into full-blown bits, including Austin landing at the top of a list nobody expected and a carnival scam so brazen it earns a new nickname: the old razzle dazzle.You'll discover:Why Austin has the cheapest cheeseburger combo in the country, and why that still feels expensiveHow a rigged carnival game managed to soak one player for $650How Gen Z has repurposed “LARPing” into a perfect insult for fake behavior onlineWhy the return of Katz's Deli downtown hits so hard for Austin localsThen the show pivots into pure listener participation as JB takes on his long-dormant car-by-horn challenge, and somehow nails Lexus after Lexus before calling out a Mercedes like he never stopped. If you've ever wondered whether a bit from a morning show can still shock the room years later, this is the proof.It all lands with comedy legend Jim Gaffigan on hotel indoor pools, plus a feel-good shout-out to retired Navy instructors on the first day of school. Perfect for anyone who misses old Austin, loves live local radio, or just wants 30-plus minutes of smart, silly, unmistakably human entertainment.

A senior's first solo drive, a dog with the cone of shame, and a wildly unnecessary amount of confidence in one man's horn-honking skills - JB and Sandy turn a morning show into a hilarious, oddly heartfelt ride.If you need a laugh, a little parent anxiety, and a reminder that some milestones hit harder than others, this one delivers. Sandy, JB, and Tricia trade stories about Sandy and Tricia's daughter Landry's first drive to school, the emotional spiral of senior year, and the kind of dad behavior that kicks in when your daughter suddenly needs car washes, gas, and emotional support on demand.You'll also hear the trio go off on everything from a classic Napoleon Dynamite Letterman clip to Boerne Little League's path to the Little League World Series, including the age controversy that sent the whole thing to court. And if you're into pop-culture moments, there is a fun detour into surprise celebrity appearances, from Ella Langley in St. Thomas to artists like Train and Bon Jovi showing up unannounced to sing with fans.Then Sandy reveals the behind-the-scenes obsession that's got everyone teasing him: vibe coding and AI automation. He explains how he's using AI to build practical tools, like organizing photos and automating everyday tasks, while JB and Tricia roast him for sounding a little too much like a coder with no coding background at all. Perfect for listeners who love local radio chemistry, funny family stories, and a few genuinely useful takeaways buried inside the chaos. It is smart, silly, and full of the kind of banter that makes you feel like you're hanging out in the room.

Should Schnappi Return? A Hilarious Funeral Road Trip, Garth's Bold Stand, and the Radio Debate You Won't Believe Have you ever gone to a funeral for someone you couldn't stand—and still felt obligated to show up? That unforgettable question kicks off one of the most entertaining episodes of The JB and Sandy Show as listeners meet the one-and-only Dixie Lydia Michelle Lapier, a larger-than-life caller from New Orleans whose colorful storytelling, quick wit, and unforgettable personality instantly win over JB, Sandy, and the audience. From a road trip to a funeral filled with complicated family history to laugh-out-loud one-liners like, “I'm in the will. I gotta make an appearance,” Dixie delivers a moment listeners won't soon forget. The fun continues when Stephen D. Presley joins the show to break down the latest entertainment headlines. The conversation dives into Garth Brooks' long-standing stance on music streaming, why he continues to march to the beat of his own drum, and what that means for artists and songwriters. Plus, Stephen shares his thoughts on one of the biggest movies in theaters, sparking a lively discussion about critics, audiences, and whether blockbuster films are meant to be analyzed—or simply enjoyed. The show also takes a nostalgic turn when a longtime listener reconnects with JB and Sandy after years away, leading to a surprising conversation about “Schnappi,” the quirky crocodile song that once divided listeners like nothing else. Is it time for a comeback? The team holds a hilarious on-air family meeting to debate whether one of the show's most polarizing bits deserves another chance. Along the way, the crew discusses Taylor Swift's possible return to her country roots, shares laughs about listener memories spanning decades, and delivers the signature chemistry and humor that make mornings with JB and Sandy feel like catching up with old friends. Memorable Moments: Dixie's wildly entertaining funeral road-trip story. Stephen Presley's insights on Garth Brooks and modern music platforms. The spirited debate over bringing Schnappi back to the airwaves. A touching call from a longtime listener rediscovering the show. JB's hilarious explanation for why lettuce is merely a vehicle for blue cheese. Don't miss this fun-filled episode packed with laughter, nostalgia, entertainment news, and unforgettable listener moments. Enjoying the show? Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with your friends so they can join the conversation—and help decide the fate of Schnappy!  

Berni Wagner - wie schreibt man ein Kabarett? Podcast-Release-Day! Juhuu!! Berni Wagner war bei uns in der Superbude zu Gast. Kabarettist, Biologe und frischgebackener Träger des Österreichischen Kabarettpreises 2025 (wow). Bekannt aus „Was gibt es Neues?” und Radio-Comedy auf Ö3, FM4 und vielen anderen steht er gerade mit seinem fünften Soloprogramm Monster auf der Bühne, auf der Suche nach dem Ungeheuer in sich selbst. Und das mit einer Ehrlichkeit, die genauso wehtut wie sie zum Lachen bringt. Mit Berni konnten wir an dem Abend einiges klarstellen: Muss man immer einen Witz machen wenn man auf der Bühne steht? Kann jede/r Kabarettist:in werden? Was ist Kabarett eig wirklich? Wie schreibt man ein neues Kabarettprogramm? Und geben Babykatzen dem Berni Hoffnung? Ein fulminantes und unterhaltsames Gespräch über die Welt auf der Kabarettbühne! Danke lieber Berni dass du unser Gast warst!!  Herzlichen Dank an Audiamo Plus für Audio, Bagage Films für das Video, und an die Superbude für das offene Wohnzimmer!

“Would You Miss a $6 Million Jackpot? The Wild Stories, Close Calls & Chaos You Can't Miss”  What would you do if you were just days away from losing a $6 million lottery ticket… and had no idea it was hiding in your closet? We kick things off with Tricia's brilliantly mischievous thought: “I want to stare at someone from across the street and then disappear when a bus passes.” That story spirals into a heart-pounding throwback where JB literally saves Sandy from stepping in front of a speeding bus—complete with the unforgettable line: “You could feel it hit your nose… I would have been dead.” From there, it's a rollercoaster of “Care or Don't Care” moments, including the unbelievable story of a man who nearly lost a $6 million winning ticket because it sat crumpled in his jeans pocket for days. The energy shifts as the crew introduces one of the show's most charming new features: Small Town Reporters. Meet Ryan, a young voice from Georgetown delivering local news with personality—and even a “chicken tenders expert” perspective you didn't know you needed. The show also dives into serious territory, unpacking a startling series of random shootings around Austin. The conversation brings raw reactions, real concerns, and candid commentary about safety, community, and the eerie reality of receiving a “shelter in place” alert that leaves you wondering what you'd do next. On a lighter note, the team celebrates big wins from the world of country music, sharing excitement, surprise, and a bit of nostalgia—plus that feel-good reminder that sometimes, there's “enough pie for all of us.” And in one of the most relatable moments of the episode, a fed-up mom goes viral with her brutally honest take on end-of-school chaos: “If it requires me spending any more money… that's it. I done checked out!” It's the anthem every parent didn't know they needed.  

All aboard! Speedy drops a bombshell in the studio: he is heading off to an immersive, real-life murder mystery experience that kicks off on a train tonight! Before he packs his detective magnifying glass, the team takes a call from listener Matt, who has actually survived one of these events. Matt breaks down the absolutely wild and incredibly weird plot his mystery had, giving Speedy a taste of the chaos to come. Tune in tomorrow to find out how Speedy's night went!

“30 Years of Chaos Ends Tonight?! Austin's Biggest Traffic Game-Changer Finally Arrives” The spotlight shines on Austin's long-overdue traffic breakthrough—the 290/71 flyover at Oak Hill. After three decades of frustration, honking horns, and daily gridlock, it's finally here. Sandy celebrates in the most unexpected way… by composing a hilarious, heartfelt ode to the new overpass. One standout line says it all: “You're late as hell, but baby, you finally came through.” If you've ever been stuck in that mess, this moment will hit home. But it's not all smooth sailing—Sandy also shares a deeply personal milestone: he's officially a week and a half free from a 30-year habit. The conversation gets honest, relatable, and funny as Tricia delivers one of the most memorable lines of the episode: “Your room doesn't stink as bad anymore.” The show also takes a serious turn as the team reflects on a chilling Austin case making headlines again, questioning whether justice—decades later—can ever truly feel like enough. It sparks a powerful discussion about time, loss, and the price of a broken system. And for fans of television drama, JB and Sandy break down the latest Dutton Ranch buzz, sharing their reactions, expectations, and a few playful disagreements about how to actually watch a show together. To wrap things up, the team puts out a call for the next “small town radio star”—a chance for a young, energetic personality to join the show and shine. 

When the Peaches Disappear: A Hilarious, Heartfelt Ride Through Central Texas Life This episode of The JB and Sandy Show turns everyday Texas moments into laugh‑out‑loud radio gold, starting with the shocking reality that there will be no Fredericksburg peaches this year.From that agricultural heartbreak comes one of the most memorable moments of the show: Sandy's emotional and unexpectedly poetic “Ode to the Fredericksburg Peaches.” It's equal parts comedy, nostalgia, and love letter — complete with lines mourning cobbler, roadside stands, and the humble peach seller waving down F‑150s in the Texas heat. The fun doesn't stop there. JB, Sandy, and Tricia dive deep into Cedar Park pride, food obsessions, and the age‑old debate of what you should never knock until you try. The trio swaps stories about local favorites, cultural quirks, and why living just outside Austin comes with its own badge of honor. The episode also hits pop‑culture joy notes as they reflect on how wildly The Price Is Right has changed, including a jaw‑dropping prize moment that leaves everyone stunned — and nostalgic for the days of small appliances and simple dreams. Sandy shares one of his hardest laughs in years thanks to a Saturday Night Live sketch that spirals into pure chaos. Add in stories of floating concerts, Paddlepalooza sightings, mounted police horses stealing hearts, and JB's ongoing mission to keep the show unpredictable, and you get an episode that perfectly captures the spirit of everyday Texas life — funny, communal, and just a little unhinged. Memorable moments include: “The trees had a meeting. No humans allowed.” Sandy declaring peaches have gone on a sabbatical. Tricia calmly navigating chaos while keeping the show on track. The realization that even people who don't like peaches are devastated. 

“Did He REALLY Just Say That?”

“Is it ever worth making that last-second decision to jump into the toll lane?”

The First Elephants and 100 Year Old Yellow Donuts!JB, Sandy, and Tricia kick things off with a thought-provoking look back at the very first YouTube video ever posted.

Did a Campus Squirrel Really Change Your Fate?

Mike und Manuel präsentieren ein Highlight der Harald Schmidt Show, das TV-Geschichte geschrieben hat. Für zwanzig Minuten gibt es die Show nur zum Hören. In einem Feuerwerk der Radio-Comedy werden alle Stilformen des guten alte Radios durch den Kakao gezogen: Das schmalzige Nacht-Radio, christliche Gedanken, ambitionierte Hörspiele, Radio-Werbung, Verkehrshinweise, Kulturprogramm und natürlich auch: Radio Comedy! Vor 25 Jahren wurde dieses Juwel in der Nacht kurz vor zwei Uhr morgens gesendet, heute gibt es die besten Ausschnitte in eurem Lieblings-Podcast.

Live radio theater re-creation of Marx Bros. comedy radio show "Ravelli, the Jailbird," from Flywheel, Shyster and Flywheel 1932-33 series. Half-hour radio play with musical numbers sung and played by the cast. Performed by the Northside/Southside Players at Family Piano Company in downtown Waukegan, IL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A Funny ThursdayFirst a look at this day in History.Then Our Miss Brooks starring Eve Arden, originally broadcast May 15, 1949, 76 years ago, Yearbook Photo Mixup. It's Friday the 13th, and Miss Brooks seems destined to cause Mr. Conklin grief. A photo of Miss Brooks in a bathing suit doesn't help!Followed by the news from 76 years ago, then The Phil Harris Alice Faye Show, originally broadcast May 15, 1949, 76 years ago, - Cadillac in the Swimming Pool.   Phil and Remley manage to get Mr. Scott's Cadillac into his swimming pool, and then the complications begin!Then The Jello Program starring Jack Benny, originally broadcast May 15, 1938, 87 years ago, Murder in the Library.   Jack has bought a race horse! The cast does, "Murder In The Library" or "Book Marks The Spot."Followed by Hildegarde's Radio Room, originally broadcast May 15, 1945, 80 years ago. Guest Patsy Kelly is upset that Xavier Cugat is ignoring her. Finally. Lum and Abner, originally broadcast May 15, 1942, 83 years ago, Abner Sleeping on the Job.  Lum catches Abner sleeping on the job, the bell gets put back on the front door!Thanks to Honeywell for supporting our podcast by using the Buy Me a Coffee function at http://classicradio.streamFind the Family Fallout Shelter Booklet Here: https://www.survivorlibrary.com/library/the_family_fallout_shelter_1959.pdfhttps://wardomatic.blogspot.com/2006/11/fallout-shelter-handbook-1962.htmlAnd more about the Survive-all Fallout Sheltershttps://conelrad.blogspot.com/2010/09/mad-men-meet-mad-survive-all-shelter.html

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The Presbycast Radio Players stage a silly live radio remote from the fictional Xanders's Xian Lifestyle Store and then express their appreciation for their respective Reformed churches. Come for the fun, stay for the encouragement.  Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_PGE6lFNWo  

Comedy on BBC Radio 4 generates a lot of discussion in the Feedback inbox, and this year's been no different, especially after the introduction of a new raft of comedy commissions over the last twelve months. Andrea Catherwood talks to to Julia McKenzie, Commissioning Editor for Comedy and Entertainment, and Jon Holmes, comedian and creator of one of those new commissions, The Naked Week - and they respond to listener comments and critiques. And as Christmas approaches, we go behind the scenes in King's College Chapel as preparations take place for Radio 4's annual Christmas Eve broadcast of the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols. Presenter: Andrea Catherwood Producer: Pauline Moore Assistant Producer: Rebecca Guthrie Executive Producer: David PrestA Whistledown Scotland production for BBC Radio 4

Funny guy Phil Wang joins Grace this week for another helping of Comfort Eating. Phil has a textbook comedy career: president of Footlights at Cambridge University, graduating with agents sniffing at his heels; sell-out Edinburgh shows; and now purveyor of two Netflix comedy specials. Phil and Grace talk about how to supermarket shop with crocodiles in the aisles, how garlic sauce pervaded his student days and his justice campaign for reheating rice. If you liked this episode then have a listen to Grace's conversations with Jayde Adams, David Baddiel and Jamie Demetriou