“Would you watch a sweet, science-class version of Rambo?” That’s the question that kicks off this unpredictable and hilarious episode of The JB and Sandy Show. From Sylvester Stallone’s disappointment in the Rambo prequel to Trisha’s culinary ambitions, this episode is packed with pop culture, legal drama, and kitchen chaos.

Highlights include:

• Stallone’s take on the Rambo prequel and his pitch to digitally de-age himself.
• U.S. movie studios suing a Chinese company over unauthorized use of iconic characters like Darth Vader and Wonder Woman.
• Jack Black and Paul Rudd’s absurd Anaconda reboot—featuring a real snake and a jungle quest.
• Leonardo DiCaprio’s upcoming film One Battle After Another, already hailed as a masterpiece.
• Trisha’s bold attempt to conquer the kitchen with bang bang chicken and her first air fryer experience.
• JB’s cooking hacks and the secret ingredient in Chinese stir fry (spoiler: it’s Coca-Cola).
• A deep dive into Austin’s international food scene, including H-Mart and the explosion of global grocery stores.

 Memorable Moment:
Trisha asking Sandy to choose which recipe she’s least likely to screw up.

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📄  “Why are electric scooters still legal when lawn darts were banned after just three deaths?” That’s the question Sandy kicks off this wild ride of an episode with, and it sets the tone for a hilarious, insightful, and sometimes jaw-dropping conversation on modern-day safety, nostalgia, and Austin’s quirks.

 In this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into:

• The staggering number of injuries and fatalities from e-scooters and e-bikes in Austin.
• Sandy’s infamous kite tube story on Lake Travis that ended with a broken rib and a product ban.
• JB’s comparison of childhood death traps like yard darts and Easy-Bake ovens to today’s scooter chaos.
• Trisha’s take on the Evil Mopac app and the toll lane dilemma.
• Steven Presley’s pop culture scoop on Sylvester Stallone and the Rambo prequel.
• A sneak peek into why U.S. movie studios are suing the Chinese government.

You’ll laugh, cringe, and maybe rethink your next scooter ride. Notable Quote:
"You've never played quarterback until you've been booed." — Coach Sark to Arch Manning

Memorable Moment:
Sandy recalling his friend flying 75 feet in the air on a kite tube before crash-landing into Lake Travis.

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📘“Is it ever okay to cut in line—or should karma come with a side of fries?”

That’s just one of the questions Sandy and Tricia tackle in this lively, laugh-filled episode of The Sandy Show. From viral drive-thru justice to the mysteries of the Fibonacci sequence, this episode is packed with unexpected insights, hilarious banter, and heartwarming moments. Tricia shares a viral story about how In-N-Out Burger cleverly handles line cutters with a secret “home run” code that delays their orders—justice served fresh! Sandy opens up about a surprising moment of intellectual triumph when he instantly recognized the Fibonacci sequence, impressing both Tricia and their daughter. The couple dives into how math and nature intertwine, revealing the golden ratio in everything from sunflowers to belly buttons. The episode also features a thoughtful segment on Ed Sheeran’s decision to turn down a gig in space, choosing fatherhood and safety over fame. His quote, “I’m not going to risk my kids not having a dad,” resonates deeply and sparks a conversation about celebrity culture and grounded priorities.

Other highlights include:

• 🎂 Celebrity birthdays and debunking the myth about Mama Cass
• 📺 The overwhelming world of streaming choices
• 🧠 A hilarious moment of self-awareness about intelligence and parenting
• 👯‍♀️ The importance of girls’ nights and why every woman should recharge every 22 days

Whether you’re here for the laughs, the life lessons, or just to hear Sandy and Tricia riff on everything from South Park to science, this episode delivers. 💬 Memorable Quotes

• “I feel like my life was easier when there were only three good things to watch on TV.” – Tricia
• “Home run, home run. And then everybody knows what to do.” – Sandy on In-N-Out’s secret code
• “I almost texted you—I’m very attracted to you right now.” – Tricia, after Sandy nails the Fibonacci sequence
• “I want to go to space when it’s like flying to France.” – Ed Sheeran

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What do Barton Springs, stormtrooper gear, and Robert Redford have in common?

📄 Episode Description: “Can being too good-looking actually hurt your career?”
That’s the surprising question at the heart of this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where Sandy, JB, and Tricia explore the unexpected challenges faced by legendary actor Robert Redford—and how his Austin roots shaped his love for nature. The show opens with a tribute to Redford, who passed away at 89, and a fascinating local connection: he learned to swim at Barton Springs and later produced a documentary about its environmental preservation. The crew dives into the film The Unforeseen, which features Austin icons like Willie Nelson and explores the battle between urban development and conservation. From there, the conversation takes a sharp and hilarious turn into the world of celebrity perception, asking whether beauty can be a burden. Sandy jokes about Redford’s “horrible problem” of being too handsome, while Tricia recalls Charlize Theron’s transformation in Monster as a turning point for women being taken seriously in Hollywood. JB adds his own twist, comparing David Beckham’s voice to the Geico lizard. Then it’s back to Austin with a reminder about the Zilker Tree Lighting Contest for kids ages 5–10, and a shoutout to Jay Watson, a key figure behind the Trail of Lights. But the episode’s most jaw-dropping moment comes when JB describes seeing a man in full stormtrooper-style protective gear—not on a motorcycle, but on a one-wheel electric board flying down Congress Avenue at nearly 40 mph. The crew debates the safety, logic, and sheer absurdity of extreme one-wheel riders in busy downtown traffic.

Memorable Quote:
"You cannot tell me God doesn’t play favorites." – Sandy

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📄 Episode Description: “Is it ever okay to say ‘I don’t get technology’—or does that just make you look dumb?”

That’s the provocative question that kicks off this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where Sandy, JB, and Tricia dive into the generational divide over tech, the chaos of Austin’s highway construction, and a viral Instagram reel that sparks a hilarious debate. Sandy shares his early obsession with computers, trading everything from a Sega Genesis to furniture just to get his hands on a PC in 1989. JB recalls his dad’s prophetic move to install a computer in his college bedroom, saying, “Figure it out—it’s the future.” The trio reflects on how far we’ve come from dot matrix printers and computer labs to smartphones and viral content. Then it’s on to Austin’s infamous Mopac/183 flyover construction, where Sandy reveals that the contractor could be fined $125,000 per day for delays—but the worksite looks more like a coffee break than a construction zone. The crew questions whether massive highway projects are worth the cost, and Sandy floats a bold theory: Are we building roads that kill local culture? In a lighter segment, Tricia introduces the Zilker Park Christmas Tree Lighting Contest, open to kids ages 5–10. Sandy jokes about identifying as a 10-year-old just to flip the switch himself. But the real showdown comes when Tricia shares a viral Instagram reel featuring a rapping chef giving rice-cooking instructions to the tune of “How to Save a Life” by The Fray. JB is tasked with deciding: Is it funny or just cringe? The reactions are priceless.

 Memorable Quote:
"If you say 'I don’t do computers,' you don’t sound cool—you sound dumb." – Sandy

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📄 Episode Description: “Do you still remember your childhood phone number—but forgot the password you created yesterday?”

That’s just one of the hilarious and nostalgic moments in this episode of The Sandy Show, where Sandy and Tricia dive into everything from childhood memories to international scandals and teen slang that makes zero sense. This episode kicks off with birthday shoutouts—including Sandy’s longtime friend Lance Armstrong—and a laugh-out-loud segment on the absurdity of remembering old phone numbers. Tricia shares her “Pat” alter ego, and Sandy confesses to a cheesy joke that somehow still lands. But things take a wild turn when Sandy uncovers a cheating scandal at the World Stone Skimming Championships in Scotland. Yes, you read that right—competitors were caught using machine-smoothed stones to pass through the “Ring of Truth.” Tricia’s international connections come through with the scoop, and the duo hilariously reflect on how backyard games like cornhole and washers have become full-blown sports. Then comes the moment of confusion: Sandy hears a student say “six-seven” while making change at a high school football game. What does it mean? Tricia breaks down the viral trend tied to rapper Skrilla and NBA star LaMelo Ball, revealing how nonsensical slang is taking over teen culture. Other highlights include:

• Sandy’s blistering ear injury from a hair tool gone rogue
• Tricia’s Starbucks insights and the shocking proximity of stores
• A trivia moment about Godzilla’s respect for Tokyo’s Imperial Palace
• A care/don’t care segment that’s both quirky and informative

Memorable Quote:

"Boy, how far has your life fallen if you're cheating in a rock skipping competition?" – Sandy

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Ask your smart speaker to "Play One Oh Three One Austin."

Ask your smart speaker to "Play one oh three one Austin."

Ask your smart speaker to "Play one oh three one Austin"

In this eye-opening and wildly entertaining episode of The JB and Sandy Show, Sandy shares a chilling story about how social media eerily served him an ad for a Harley Davidson patent print he admired in silence at HomeGoods. No photo. No search. Just a glance—and boom, it showed up in his feed. Is Big Tech watching more than we think? From there, the show dives into:

• 🏍️ Harley Curiosity: Sandy’s confession about aging into Harley culture and JB’s take on motorcycle tribes.
• 🐂 Ben the Longhorn: Meet Mo Taylor from Elgin, who rides his live Longhorn named Ben through UT tailgates. Yes, really.
• 🏈 Arch Manning Booed: The guys break down the intense pressure on young athletes, UT fans’ sky-high expectations, and why patience might be the key to greatness.
• 🎬 Charlie Sheen’s Redemption: A deep dive into Netflix’s A.K.A. Charlie Sheen documentary. From childhood fame to addiction and recovery, JB and Sandy explore the humanity behind the headlines.

🎙️ Guest Insight:
While there’s no formal guest, Mo Taylor’s story steals the spotlight. His dedication to UT football and his gentle giant Longhorn, Ben, offer a uniquely Texan tale that’s both heartwarming and surreal.

💬 Memorable Quotes:

 “I was alone. I didn’t talk about it. I didn’t search it. I just looked at it—and two days later, it was in my feed.” — Tricia
“Charlie Sheen is slowly morphing into Corey Feldman.” — JB

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