My Mom Sandy

Josh and Sandy discuss what happens when a water heater tank gets busted during a global pandemic, the helpful Honda guy, to protest or not to protest, the fear of the unknown, and what the hell is a Cupnut.

Josh and Sandy discuss Sandy's new hobby...medical cloth face masks.  The two dive into the disappearance of Sandy's '93 Honda Station Wagon, the origin of COVID-19, bad tasting water, donuts and grocery shopping, what is normal now, and the possible death of Sandy.

Josh and Sandy are joined by My Cousin Brian to discuss how COVID-19 has effected his family, what it's like to tell your kids about our new norm, what we miss about normalcy, and why My Mom Sandy hasn't watched the Tiger King yet.

Josh and Sandy discuss why there are no rim jobs allowed in New York, the ban on consumption of wild animals in China, social distancing being extended until April 30th, beaches and trails being closed, and how long the COVID-19 pandemic will continue for.

Josh and Sandy discuss online grocery shopping, what exactly is "Kumchi", are we still overreacting to COVID-19, closing parks and beach parking lots, should fines be given for violating the "Stay at Home" order, lions in Russia, and postponing the Olympics.

Josh and Sandy discuss the recent developments with COVID-19 and the beginning of a state of self quarantine.  

Josh and Sandy discuss the latest news concerning the Coronavirus COVID-19 and what to do to avoid it, and the joys of self quarantine.

Josh and Sandy discuss why the live episode was "dumb", answer Jenny's questions, talk about morbid death stuff, and weigh in on the Corona Virus conspiracy.

Josh and Sandy discuss the proper pronunciation of the word "Biscotti", the Coronavirus outbreak and cruise ship quarantine, Pangolins, running out of chickens, girl guides from Canada, and finally explore two cold cases and provide their opinions on what happened.

Josh and Sandy discuss the ever rotating series of "Sandy Shows", being naked on "Naked and Afraid", manginas, Sandy's bizarre and outdated to-do lists, and the missing milk carton boy.