“Why do we care so much about the little things—like wrapping paper or a hand-washing machine—when life throws us bigger curveballs?” In this lively episode of The JB and Sandy Show, JB and Sandy dive into the aftermath of a tough Longhorn football loss, sparking a candid conversation about sports heartbreak and the hope that basketball season brings. The show opens with Sandy’s thought-provoking question about shifting fan loyalty and the emotional rollercoaster of college sports. Special guest Tricia, a proud Texan with a sharp wit and a love for sports, brings authenticity and humor to the discussion. She shares her unique perspective on football culture, the infamous onside kick, and a viral incident involving a state trooper at a Texas A&M game. Her insights highlight the quirks and traditions that make Texas sports unforgettable.

Listeners are treated to memorable moments, including:

• Sandy’s hilarious obsession with the “Whirlpool hand washing machine” at Mighty Fine Hamburgers, sparking a dinner table debate about hygiene and the joy of clean hands (“Hygiene event complete!”).
• The reveal of Liberty Hill’s upcoming claim to fame: the largest Target store in the world, and the hosts’ playful banter about shopping habits, impulse buys, and the psychology behind Target’s marketing tactics.
• A laugh-out-loud segment on holiday traditions, where JB’s wife asks for his opinion on Christmas wrapping paper, leading to a spirited debate about gender roles, family rituals, and the true meaning of festive décor (“I would never in a million years ask you, Sandy, what your opinion was on the wrapping paper.”).

Throughout the episode, the hosts and Tricia weave in personal anecdotes, local news, and cultural commentary, creating a warm, relatable atmosphere that keeps listeners engaged from start to finish.

 Notable Quotes & Moments

• “Hygiene event complete!”—Tricia, on the joy of Mighty Fine’s hand-washing machine.
• “Target tells you what you need. You go there, their tactics?”—Tricia, on the psychology of shopping.
• “I would never in a million years ask you, Sandy, what your opinion was on the wrapping paper.”—Tricia, on holiday traditions.

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What makes a simple bag or a trucker’s daily routine so captivating—and could an object hurtling through space really be a sign we’re not alone? In this lively episode of The Sandy Show, Sandy and Tricia dive into the quirks of everyday life, viral trends, and cosmic curiosities. The show kicks off with a playful debate: “If you stink in the cold, are you truly a dangerous MFer?”—setting the tone for a blend of humor and genuine curiosity that runs throughout the episode. Key Moments & Themes

• Viral Obsessions:
  Tricia reveals her fascination with truckers on Instagram, sparking a hilarious and heartfelt conversation about the unexpected comfort and skill found in trucking videos. Sandy marvels at the precision of truck drivers, admitting, “I can’t back up my car into the driveway, so when I see truck drivers in rodeos, it’s incredible.”
• Consumer Crazes:
  The duo unpacks the mania around Trader Joe’s new micro tote—a bag so tiny it barely fits a chapstick, yet destined to sell out instantly. Tricia’s love for the Hulken rolling bag leads to a memorable exchange about color preferences and the universal appeal of a well-designed tote.
• Algorithm Adventures:
  From politicians blaming Elon Musk for their social media feeds to the randomness of viral content, Sandy and Tricia explore how algorithms shape what makes us laugh and what we obsess over.
• Cosmic Curiosity:
  The episode takes a turn toward the mysterious as Sandy and Tricia discuss the “Three I Atlas” object speeding through space. With researchers baffled by its accelerating speed, Sandy muses, “Some researchers at Harvard think it might be an alien… I’m just saying.”
• Pop Culture Nuggets:
  Did you know Eddie Van Halen played the iconic solo in “Beat It” for free? Or that a Charlie Brown Thanksgiving scene was once called “bird cannibalism”? The show is packed with fun facts and surprising revelations.

Notable Quotes & Moments

• “If you stink in the cold, you’re one dangerous MFer.”
• “Why do I find trucker videos so incredibly interesting?”
• “It defies the laws of physics that they can get those trailers in those places.”
• “I want a medium Hulken in a different color—Santa, are you listening?”
• “Some researchers at Harvard think it might be an alien… I’m just saying.”

About the Hosts Sandy McIlree and Tricia bring their signature wit, warmth, and relatable banter to every episode. Tricia’s knack for finding the extraordinary in the ordinary—and Sandy’s quick humor—make for a show that’s as insightful as it is entertaining.

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🧃  “If the actor doesn’t look like the person they’re portraying, is it a bad movie?” That’s the question sparking debate on this episode of The JB and Sandy Show! JB, Sandy, Tricia, and special guest Stephen Pressley from Thunder Pop TV dive deep into the world of biopics, star power, and the impact of casting on iconic roles. From Bruce Springsteen and Michael Jackson to The Witcher’s dramatic recasting, the crew explores how swapping stars can make or break a show—and why Henry Cavill’s departure left fans reeling. ⚡️ The conversation takes a playful turn as Stephen pitches wild ideas for movies based on classic toys—imagine an Etch A Sketch adventure where every drawing comes to life, or a Magic 8 Ball horror flick! The team reminisces about childhood favorites, from Viewmaster to Operation, and even debates the merits of a battleship reboot. 🚢 But the surprises don’t stop there! JB shares his latest “Jell-O news,” revealing a spicy new mango chamoy flavor found at HEB, and how AI (like ChatGPT) is revolutionizing everything from meal planning to grocery shopping. The crew swaps stories about Midwest Jell-O traditions, hospital snacks, and vodka-infused clementines, sparking laughter and nostalgia.

🍧🔥 Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments:

• “If they did the lifespan of Michael Jackson, they’re going to need several actors—and noses.” 👃
• “Star Power’s real, right?”
• “Magic 8 Ball could be a horror movie.” 🎱
• “Mango chamoy—Mexican Jell-O. It’s incredible!” 🌶️
• “If your Jell-O was in a different shape, you were super rich.” 💎

From pop culture debates to quirky food discoveries, this episode is packed with humor, heart, and the kind of Austin flavor that keeps listeners coming back for more. Call-to-Action 👉 Love what you hear? Subscribe to The JB and Sandy Show for more laughs, insights, and surprises every week! If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a review, share it with your friends, and join the conversation on social media. Your support helps us keep the fun rolling—so hit that subscribe button and spread the word!

 “Is the death of the rom-com hurting how we date in 2025?” That’s the provocative question that kicks off this lively episode of The JB and Sandy Show! Join JB, Sandy, and Tricia as they dive into everything from hilarious Thanksgiving t-shirt trends (“Pies Before Guys” and “Gravy Is My Spirit Animal” are just the beginning!) to Austin’s infamous Blue Santa operations—and the shocking story of a real-life Grinch caught on camera stealing gifts meant for kids.

😱 Special guest Steven Presley from Thunder Pop TV brings Hollywood heat, breaking down Reese Witherspoon’s bold claim that the lack of rom-coms is changing the dating scene, and sharing behind-the-scenes drama from Sydney Sweeney’s latest movie flop. The crew reminisces about iconic romantic gestures inspired by classic films, with memorable moments like JB’s “16 Candles” birthday surprise and JBs legendary Porsche story.

🚗🎂 Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments:

• “Sweet dreams are made of cheese.” 🧀
• “Save a drumstick, ride a pilgrim.” 🦃
• “There’s a special place in hell for this person.” 🔥
• “I think I learned a lot of romance from movies.” 💌
• “Women were licking the glass from the inside of the car.” 🚗

From laugh-out-loud t-shirt ideas to heartfelt stories and pop culture debates, this episode is packed with surprises, nostalgia, and the kind of banter that keeps listeners coming back for more. Call-to-Action

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“What’s the sweetest secret you’ve ever kept from someone you love?” That’s the question that kicks off this lively episode where Sandy and Tricia invite you into their world of playful banter, honest confessions, and unexpected insights. From the start, Sandy and Tricia’s chemistry shines as they celebrate celebrity birthdays, reminisce about Yanni concerts, and share the quirks that make their marriage both hilarious and relatable. Tricia’s “biggest flex” is being “super weird, but still convinced a hot guy to marry me,” setting the tone for a show that’s as heartfelt as it is humorous.

Key moments include:

• Sweet Treat Confessions: Sandy admits to sneaking a Reese’s Peanut Butter Fast Break and hiding the evidence, sparking a candid conversation about guilt, honesty, and the little lies we tell those closest to us. “I didn’t want to take you down my dark path,” Sandy jokes, as Tricia playfully calls him out.
• Family Dynamics: The couple contrasts their own playful “animal” behavior with the almost comically polite exchanges between Sandy’s parents, offering a glimpse into the different ways love and kindness show up in relationships.
• Listener Shout-Outs: Loyal fans like Pam, Sonia, Maria, Bobby Bentley, and others get heartfelt mentions, reinforcing the show’s sense of community and connection.
• Curious Facts & Laughs: Ever wondered what the first item sold on eBay was? Or if shouting at seagulls really works? Sandy and Tricia dive into these quirky topics, blending fun facts with their signature wit.

Memorable moments abound, from Tricia’s validation in “rewarding yourself with sweet treats” to the hilarious revelation that “shouting at seagulls does in fact make them more likely to leave your food alone”—a “study” Sandy suspects was conducted by “two young teenage boys on summer vacation.” This episode is a rollercoaster of laughter, honesty, and curiosity—perfect for anyone who loves real talk, relatable stories, and a dash of the unexpected.

Notable Quotes

• “My biggest flex in life is that I’m super weird, but still convinced a hot guy to marry me.”
• “I didn’t want to take you down my dark path.”
• “Shouting at seagulls does in fact make them more likely to leave your food alone.”

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Ask your smartspeaker to "Play One Oh Three One Austin."

Ask your smartspeaker to "Play One Oh Three One Austin."

Ask your smartspeaker to "Play One Oh Three One Austin."

“Should scammers face the cane? And who really deserves a second chance?” 🤔 Kick off your day with Sandy and Tricia as they dive into Singapore’s bold move to bring back caning for online scammers! 💥 Is tough punishment the answer to cybercrime? Tricia’s got strong opinions (“I think anybody who does anything wrong gets caned!”), while Sandy wonders if porch pirates and repeat offenders should be next!  But it’s not all about justice—this episode is packed with laughs and pop culture gold!  The hosts debate which celebrities are truly loved by everyone (Tom Hanks, Mr. Rogers, and more), share a hilarious story about Jon Bon Jovi’s unforgettable encounter with Tricia (“My eyes are up here, Mr. Bon Jovi!” 👀), and reflect on the stress of teaching their daughter to drive. From Sydney Sweeney’s boxing biopic flop to the wild world of movie memorabilia auctions, Sandy and Tricia keep it real, relatable, and always entertaining. 🎬💎 Plus, don’t miss their take on the greatest female rock vocalists—“Nancy knows who the star is!”

🎤 Notable Quotes & Moments:

• “Should maybe bring that to the United States. I know. And I think it should apply to more than just scammers.” — Sandy
• “I think anybody who does anything wrong gets caned. I was gonna say we got to slow this down because Tricia will have everybody getting caned.” — Sandy
• “Jon Bon Jovi liked him some T. Boy, he did love Tricia.” — Sandy
• “Nancy knows. Nancy knows who the star is.” — Tricia