In this episode of their podcast, Sandy and Kristy discuss our week, which includes working at a flower shop and adjusting the podcast release schedule to Fridays. Sandy talks about the challenges she faces while caring for her cousin Denny, who is struggling with the side effects of cancer treatment and now on hospice care. Kristy shares her experiences of caregiving for her father with Alzheimer’s. We delve into complex topics such as victim-blaming in the context of Denim Day, sexual assault awareness, and societal issues. We also touch on personal anecdotes involving religion, judgment, and the impact of false accusations. The discussion transitions through various intimate and emotional stories, reflecting on the importance of compassion, authentic faith, and the detrimental effects of societal pressure and expectations.

Sorry for the late post this week I'm having a rough week - Sandy

Sandy and Kristi host a fun and lighthearted podcast episode where we play a humorous card game, drink beer, and share laughs. We discuss personal anecdotes, read funny card prompts and responses, and enjoy each other’s company. The episode includes a lot of casual banter and jokes, as Sandy seeks a mental break from personal issues. Toward the end, we talk about the challenges of parenting in the digital age and reflect on the impact of technology on our children. Thank you for listening!

The podcast features hosts Sandy and Kristy catching up on our busy lives, emphasizing the comfort we find in our weekly recordings. We discuss our jobs, public interaction stress, and how talking helps them decompress. Kristy shares a scare involving her husband's chest pain, and Sandy details taking care of her cousin Denny's sleeping issues. The conversation shifts to topics like legal marijuana in Texas, pharmaceutical interventions, and Sandy's efforts to tend to her family and home projects. The hosts also delve into deeper, more personal subjects, such as past funerals, the nature of grief, and our views on social justice and political dynamics. Ending on a lighter note, we joke about morbid humor, wildflower trails, and our upcoming plans for Easter. Please Like, Review and Rate or send us an e-mail at [email protected]

In this episode, hosts Sandy and Kristy talk about our frequent paranormal experiences in the recording room, attributing the disturbances to Sandy's granddad. We share personal stories about ghost encounters, including unexplained battery drains and mysterious noises. The conversation shifts to lighter topics such as our recent tattoos—Sandy getting a skunk tattoo inspired by her cousin and Kristy getting a cupcake tattoo due to her nickname. We discuss various leisure activities, including a possible couples' trip to Shreveport casinos and our plans for future vacations. The episode also touches on a serious note regarding a tragic incident at a Frisco, Texas school, parental responsibilities, and issues with modern consumer behavior. We end the episode expressing gratitude for our friendship and inviting listeners to send in ghost stories or ideas for future episodes.

In this episode, hosts Sandy and Kristy discuss our hectic lives, personal experiences, and favorite products from Rowe Casa Organics. We delve into Kristi's Tiki Hut updates and product shoutouts, Sandy's prom preparations, and then shift to more serious topics, including the spread of Sharia Law in Texas, political issues, and controversial opinions on energy and national security. The conversation later transitions into discussions about military, veterans' and their struggles, and misappropriation of funds. We conclude with plans for future episodes and invite listeners' feedback and participation. Please like, and review!

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In this weeks episode Sandy and Kristie introduce their guest, up-and-coming musician and songwriter Coby Wynn. We discuss a variety of topics including our personal experiences, the origins and meaning behind out podcast name 'a little bit dead,' and humorous anecdotes. Coby shares his background, the influence of his father and grandfather on his musical journey, and his unexpected nerves when first seeing the 'casket room.' We explore his songwriting journey, the challenges and benefits of being a ghostwriter, and his musical inspirations ranging from Jamie Johnson to Hank Williams Jr. We also delve into broader discussions on the music industry, artificial intelligence, and the impact of social media on music careers. Personal stories of growing up, including cow tipping and toilet papering houses, are humorously recounted. The episode concludes with Coby playing a couple songs and planning for future collaborations. As always, thank you for listening! Please rate, review & subscribe!!!

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Hoarder Houses, Grandbabies, and Conspiracies

In this episode, Sandy and Kristy discuss their recent experiences and catch up on life events. Christy shares her exhaustion from working a double shift, while Sandy talks about cleaning up a hoarder's house filled with antiques and family memories. We discuss the joys of welcoming new a grand-baby and the challenges of grand-parenting. The conversation shifts to a deep dive into our theories on the Gifted and Talented (GT) program and its potential links to the CIA. We also explore various conspiracy theories, including the MKUltra program, Charles Manson's connection to CIA experiments, and the latest controversies surrounding well-known figures. Throughout the episode, we share personal stories, frustrations, and plenty of laughter.

In this episode of Lil Bit Dead Kristy discuss the urgent issue of the North Texas Water District attempting to buy water rights from Lake of the Pines. We provide a detailed account of a local meeting we attended, highlighting concerns about Dallas's poor water infrastructure and wastage, the impact of selling water rights on the local environment and community, and the broader implications for future drought years. We emphasize the importance of preserving local resources and encourage our listeners to stay informed and involved in the issue. Additionally, we touch on a variety of related topics, including local wildlife, historical context, and community responses. The episode also includes lighter moments with personal anecdotes and a candid discussion about various social and political issues.

Sandy and Kristy discuss dealing with allergies and the busy schedule of running businesses in East Texas. They share anecdotes about fluctuating weather, illnesses in their families, and managing various business events, including an upcoming runway show. Sandy talks about a frustrating experience assembling an adult tricycle. They express concerns about the impact of e-commerce on local businesses and detour into discussions about shopping ethics. The conversation also touches on political topics, including corruption and partisan issues, and they reflect on personal experiences with readings and supernatural phenomena. Despite the challenges, we keep a humorous tone, planning future outings and events to handle stress and promote their businesses.

In this episode of 'A Little Bit Dead,' hosts Sandy and Kristy welcome a special guest, Kay, who has extensive experience with the spiritual realm. Kay shares her unique journey, which began at the age of 11 when she discovered her ability to read cards. Inherited from her maternal side, Kay explains how her gifts have enabled her to see and predict various events, including instances of clairvoyance. Kay discusses some of her most compelling readings, including cases involving law enforcement and personal anecdotes of reading cards for her husband and friends. The conversation also touches on Kay's broader spiritual practices, such as performing spells and dealing with Ouija boards. Additionally, Kay's daughter Lacey joins in to provide further insights and share her experiences growing up in a spiritually gifted family. The episode closes with discussions on maintaining spiritual gifts and some advice for parents of children who may have inherited similar abilities