What do you do when your job starts feeling… eerily quiet?

 In this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into the unsettling trend of “quiet firing,” where employers subtly push employees out without ever saying the words. But that’s just one of the many wild threads in this fast-moving, laugh-out-loud episode. From Austin Butler slinging drinks at Dirty Bills to Charlie Sheen’s jaw-dropping Netflix documentary, JB, Sandy, and Trisha cover everything from celebrity sightings to workplace drama. Special guest Jane Ko, founder of A Taste of Koko, joins later to share her journey as a food and lifestyle influencer in Austin’s vibrant scene.

Key Moments:

• 🍔 Austin Butler and Matthew McConaughey cause a frenzy in Austin—especially at Dirty Bills.
• 🎤 Celebrity sightings: Robert Plant, Jack White, Pauly Shore, and Carl Weathers.
• 📺 Charlie Sheen’s new Netflix doc AKA Charlie Sheen—featuring ex-wives, co-stars, and wild stories.
• 🛑 The rise of “quiet firing”—how to spot it and what it means for your career.
• 🛒 Aldi takes on H-E-B in Cedar Park. Is it a grocery war?
• 📱 Jane Ko joins to talk about building a brand in the food and beverage space.

Guest Spotlight: Jane Ko, founder of A Taste of Koko, is one of Austin’s most influential voices in food, drink, and lifestyle. Her journey from blogger to full-time influencer is packed with hustle, creativity, and a deep love for the city’s culinary scene.

Memorable Quote: “I didn’t pay them for sex—I paid them to leave.” — Charlie Sheen, as quoted in his upcoming documentary

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Is nostalgia ever truly authentic—or just a clever rebrand?

That’s the question JB, Sandy, Trish, and returning guest Steven Presley explore in this fast-paced, pop culture-packed episode of The JB and Sandy Show. From the controversial Hank Hill Burger at Whataburger to the eerie timing of celebrity deaths, this episode dives deep into the quirks of modern media, Texas pride, and Hollywood’s storytelling machine. Steven Presley, creator of Thunder Pop TV, brings his signature insight and humor to the table, breaking down the backlash over Whataburger’s King of the Hill tie-in, the rise of Taylor Sheridan’s TV empire, and the upcoming Dallas Cowboys documentary. Whether it’s Pee Wee Herman’s bike at the Alamo or the mystery of roadside jerky vendors, this episode is a wild ride through nostalgia, entertainment, and Texas eccentricity. Key Moments:

• 🍔 The Hank Hill Burger controversy—Texas pride vs. corporate branding.
• 🎬 Taylor Sheridan’s unstoppable streak: Tulsa King, Lioness, and the upcoming Fast.
• 🧠 Why do so many celebrities die in the summer? Steven explores the seasonal connection.
• 🚴 Pee Wee Herman’s iconic bike finds a permanent home at the Alamo.
• 🏈 Behind the scenes of the Dallas Cowboys Netflix documentary—blue carpet, wild stories, and the infamous “White House.”
• 🧃 Roadside fruit stands, jerky dreams, and the economics of homemade pizza.

Memorable Quote: “Why didn’t they just go to the top of the Hilton and shoot down?” — JB, on the Battle of the Alamo

 Guest Spotlight: Steven Presley is the host of Thunder Pop TV, a podcast and video series that blends pop culture commentary with humor and insider knowledge. His deep understanding of Hollywood trends and Texas culture makes him the perfect guest to unpack everything from streaming gaps to celebrity tributes.

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🎙️ What’s the weirdest simple pleasure that brings you unexpected joy?

In this delightfully offbeat episode of The JB and Sandy Show, JB, Sandy, Trish, and guest Steven Presley explore the quirky, mundane, and oddly satisfying moments that make life feel just a little more magical. From Sandy’s annual “New Sock Day” celebration to Steven’s Hannibal Lecter-style sleep setup, the crew shares personal stories that are hilarious, relatable, and surprisingly heartwarming. JB’s midnight car washes and Trish’s prescription pickup victories round out a conversation that reminds us: joy doesn’t have to be big—it just has to be yours. Guest Spotlight: Steven Presley, creator of Thunder Pop TV, returns to share his latest domestic discovery—how separate blankets and a dual-mattress setup saved his sleep and his marriage. His humorous take on sleep hygiene and relationship dynamics adds depth and laughs to the episode’s theme. Key Moments:

• 🧦 Sandy’s sock obsession and influencer-worthy unboxing ritual.
• 🛏️ Steven’s sleep survival kit: mouth tape, nasal strips, and a fist bump goodnight.
• 🚗 JB’s 2 a.m. car wash habit and his obsession with clean vehicles.
• 💊 Trish’s pharmacy win: syncing all prescriptions for one glorious pickup day.
• 🤣 The gang’s idea for a “mundane influencer” Instagram account featuring spoons, socks, and hairbrushes.

Memorable Quote: “It’s weird… it’s like you’re doing something cool alone in the middle of the night.”

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 “Do couples who gossip together actually stay together?”

 That’s the question JB, Sandy, Trish, and special guest Steven Presley dive into in this laugh-out-loud, unexpectedly heartfelt episode of The JB and Sandy Show. From juicy neighborhood drama to parenting tears on the first day of school, this episode explores how everyday moments—especially the ones we whisper about—can strengthen relationships and build community. Steven Presley, creator of Thunder Pop TV, joins the crew to share his take on marriage, nosy neighbors, and the art of gathering all the “sauce” when gossiping. His insights, paired with JB and Sandy’s hilarious banter, make for a dynamic and relatable conversation that’s equal parts funny and thoughtful. Key Moments:

• JB's theory on why gossiping feels like “us against the world” in a relationship.
• JB’s confession: “I told you she was crazy!”
• Steven’s wife demanding full gossip details—“the meat and the sauce.”
• Trish’s emotional kindergarten drop-off story that will tug at your heartstrings.
• A deep dive into Austin’s legendary Le Garage Sale—including insider tips, wild discounts, and yes, smart glasses used for questionable purposes.

Memorable Quote:
“Gossiping gives you that vibe—it makes you feel like you’re on the same team.”

Guest Spotlight: Steven Presley is the creator of Thunder Pop TV, a pop culture podcast and video series that blends humor, nostalgia, and entertainment news. His candid takes on marriage and neighborhood drama add a fresh layer to this episode’s theme of connection through conversation. Call to Action: If you laughed, nodded, or felt seen during this episode, do us a solid—subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with a friend who loves a good story (or a juicy piece of gossip).

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📖  “Would you walk around in public with an adult pacifier to relieve stress?”

In this delightfully unpredictable episode of The Sandy Show, Sandy and Tricia explore everything from bizarre global trends to celebrity pickle launches and the emotional rollercoaster of back-to-school season. It’s a mix of humor, heart, and hot takes that makes this episode a must-listen. The show opens with a strange trend sweeping China—adults using oversized pacifiers in public to cope with anxiety and curb snacking. Tricia recalls a similar fad from her own middle school days involving baby bottles and Dr. Pepper, while Sandy shares how high school administrators quickly shut it down. Then, Tricia delivers a “sexy pickle story” featuring Pamela Anderson’s artisanal pickles, sold for $38 a jar to benefit wildlife conservation. Sandy reminisces about a childhood restaurant in Michigan called The Purple Pickle, sparking a craving for Reuben sandwiches and nostalgia. The episode also dives into the wellness trend of “sleep maxing,” where people invest in blackout curtains, magnesium supplements, and strict bedtime routines to optimize sleep. Tricia, a longtime sleep-maxing advocate, considers launching her own Amazon storefront. Finally, the show wraps with a pumpkin spice showdown between Starbucks and Krispy Kreme. Tricia declares victory for Krispy Kreme after their bold Instagram flex: “PSL season starts when we say it does.” Key Moments:

• 🍼 Adult pacifier trend in China and Tricia’s baby bottle flashback
• 🥒 Pamela Anderson’s artisanal pickles and Sandy’s Purple Pickle memory
• 🛏️ Sleep maxing: blackout curtains, moon cycles, and magnesium gummies
• 🍩 Krispy Kreme vs. Starbucks: pumpkin spice season turf war
• 🎤 Taylor Swift announces new album on Travis Kelce’s podcast
• 📱 Cell phone ban at school and Tricia’s bittersweet goodbye to summer
• 🎶 How many takes it took to record iconic songs—from Nirvana to Tom Petty
• 🐶 Petunia the “world’s ugliest dog” wins hearts and headlines

Memorable Quotes:
 “She kind of looks like a gargoyle that should be guarding a gothic castle.” – Sandy, on Petunia

“I like her to do her things there, but then I need her to be back here immediately.” – Tricia, on her daughter going back to school

“PSL season starts when we say it does.” – Krispy Kreme (via Tricia)

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.  📖 “Anyone interested in a free Yeti? You'll have to get up early on a Sunday morning!”

In this hilarious and nostalgic episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into everything from scoring free Yetis to reliving childhood glory days and navigating the social minefield of adult pickleball. It’s a mix of clever hacks, personal stories, and laugh-out-loud moments that make this episode a must-listen. Sandy shares his foolproof method for scoring free Yeti tumblers and Stanley cups—just visit your local youth sports field on a Sunday morning. Tricia adds her own lost-and-found success story, including a pair of Jordans and a high-end thermos her daughter snagged at school. Then, the conversation shifts to concert merch and collectibles, as JB reveals that a one-off Morrissey shirt is selling for hundreds online. Tricia’s daughter is back into Pokémon cards, and Sandy admits to receiving coin collector mailers from the U.S. Mint. The episode takes a nostalgic turn as Tricia dreams of reliving her kickball glory days. JB and Sandy reflect on their own sports memories, and the team debates whether kickball has been canceled due to childhood anxiety. Tricia’s passion for kickball is real—and she’s ready to show the kids how it’s done. Finally, JB shares his hesitation about joining a pickleball networking group. The crew discusses the risks of embarrassing yourself in front of business contacts, the rules of pickleball, and the ninja-like reflexes dads develop to protect themselves from baby kicks and bodily fluids.

Key Moments:

• 🧊 How to score free Yetis and Stanleys
• 👟 Lost-and-found treasures: Jordans and $55 thermoses
• 🎸 Morrissey merch and Pokémon card resale culture
• 🥎 Tricia’s kickball obsession and Auntie Rico dreams
• 🏓 JB’s pickleball invitation and networking anxiety
• 🍼 Dad reflexes and baby projectile vomit stories
• 🧠 Why some childhood games may be too stressful for today’s kids

Memorable Quotes:

“Every fluid that has ever come out of her body has ended up in my mouth.” – Sandy

“If I could just kick that ball one more time…” – Tricia

“Don’t go do something that’s bad for your brand.” – JB, on networking through sports

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📖“What would you do if you were shot by a paintball while walking Ladybird Lake?”

 In this high-energy and thought-provoking episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into a bizarre weekend incident in Austin, a game-changing food app, and the emotional toll of back-to-school season. From live-streamed paintball chaos to pastry deals and parenting feels, this episode is packed with insight, humor, and a few hot takes. JB introduces listeners to the Too Good To Go app—a clever platform that lets users buy leftover food from restaurants at a fraction of the price. From surprise taco bags to discounted pastries, the app is a win for food lovers and budget-conscious eaters alike. Tricia and Sandy explore how it could revolutionize dinner decisions and help curb the pain of grocery bills. Then, the show takes a serious turn with a story about a woman injured during a $30,000 paintball scavenger hunt along Ladybird Lake. The incident was live-streamed, and the shooter’s dismissive response sparked outrage. The team debates prank culture, self-defense, and what they’d do if they were on the jury. Also in this episode: Tricia’s bittersweet reaction to her daughter starting junior year, the emotional shift from summer freedom to school structure, and a preview of Sandy’s foolproof method for scoring free Yeti tumblers. Key Moments:

• 📱 Too Good To Go app: discounted food, surprise bags, and smart savings
• 🎯 Paintball scavenger hunt gone wrong—injured pedestrian and police investigation
• 🧠 Prank culture, self-defense, and jury duty hypotheticals
• 🏫 Back-to-school blues: Tricia’s daughter starts junior year
• 🥐 Dumpster divers vs. app users—who wins?
• 🧊 Teaser: Sandy’s trick for scoring free Yeti tumblers

Memorable Quotes:

 “I should say, you’re getting your ass whipped if you do that to me.” – Sandy, on pranksters

“I hate being an ingredients household sometimes.” – JB

“I wanted her to go to school, then I wanted her to come back.” – Tricia

 👤 No external guest this episode—just JB, Sandy, and Tricia, whose chemistry and candid conversations make every segment feel like a front-row seat to the funniest morning show in Austin.

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📖  “Would you pay $38 for a jar of artisanal pickles made by Pamela Anderson?”

In this flavorful and fun episode of The Sandy Show, Sandy and Tricia dive into the quirky side of pop culture, wellness trends, and seasonal obsessions. From Pamela Anderson’s high-end pickles to the battle over pumpkin spice supremacy, this episode is packed with personality and playful banter. Tricia kicks things off with a “sexy pickle story” about Pamela’s Pickles—an artisanal blend of rose, dill, mustard, garlic, and heat, sold for $38 a jar to benefit wildlife conservation. Sandy shares a nostalgic memory of a Michigan restaurant called The Purple Pickle, sparking a craving for Reuben sandwiches and childhood flashbacks. Then it’s time to talk sleep. Tricia introduces the trending concept of “sleep maxing”—a wellness movement focused on optimizing sleep through blackout curtains, magnesium supplements, noise machines, and strict bedtime routines. Sandy adds his own theory: sleep cycles are influenced by the moon. The episode wraps with a spicy showdown between Krispy Kreme and Starbucks over who gets to declare the start of pumpkin spice season. Tricia sides with Krispy Kreme, while Sandy proudly claims he could eat 10 donuts in 10 minutes—on the drive home. Key Moments:

• 🥒 Pamela Anderson’s artisanal pickles and family love of condiments
• 🧃 Childhood memories of The Purple Pickle restaurant
• 🛏️ Sleep maxing: blackout curtains, moon cycles, and magnesium gummies
• 🍩 Krispy Kreme vs. Starbucks: pumpkin spice season turf war
• 🎤 South Park and Fast Times at Ridgemont High anniversaries
• 💅 Tricia’s pinky toenail shoutout and teen manicure resistance

Memorable Quotes: 

“You do that on the drive home from Krispy Kreme.” – Sandy, on eating 10 donuts in 10 minutes
“I should have my own sleep Amazon page.” – Tricia


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“Would you drive out to the country just to catch a meteor shower—or a slice of buttermilk pie?”

In this delightfully nostalgic episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into everything from celestial spectacles to internet relics and legendary Texas diners. It’s a celebration of the quirky, the classic, and the downright delicious. Here’s what you’ll hear:

• The grand finale of the Perseid meteor shower and where to catch the best views outside Austin.
• The end of an era: AOL dial-up internet is finally shutting down after 34 years. Yes, some people still use it.
• Sandy’s struggle to set up a custom email domain and JB’s advice on escaping the clutches of GoDaddy and LinkedIn spam.
• A hilarious breakdown of email address shame—is it time to ditch your Yahoo account?
• A tribute to Blue Bonnet Café in Marble Falls, crowned the most beloved local business in Texas.
• A mouthwatering rundown of their weekly specials and legendary pie menu, including pie happy hour and Trisha’s pick: buttermilk pie.
• A debate on the soggy glory of Tres Leches cake and why it’s so hard to explain to out-of-towners.

Memorable Quote: “You know what’s difficult to do? Explaining Tres Leches cake. It’s soggy cake… it won’t stay on a fork. You don’t really chew it.”

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 “Can a man’s hobby make or break a relationship?”

That’s the question JB, Sandy, and Tricia tackle in this hilarious and revealing episode of The JB and Sandy Show. From photography and woodworking to cosplay and comic books, the crew dives deep into the hobbies women find attractive—and the ones that send them running. This episode is packed with:

• A brutally honest breakdown of “hot” vs. “not” hobbies for men.
• JB’s nostalgic take on photography and his college sorority calendar days.
• Tricia’s confession about ignoring red flags and embracing weirdness.
• A passionate defense of vocational skills and trade schools, featuring a shoutout to Mike Rowe’s foundation.
• A jaw-dropping real estate flip: Emma Stone sells her Austin home for $23.5 million after buying it for just $3 million.
• A local crime update and reflections on Austin’s growing pains.
• A sneak peek at an upcoming debate: What’s the worst song ever played on the radio?

Guest Insight:
While there’s no formal guest, Tricia plays a central role in this episode, offering candid insights into relationships, parenting, and the quirks that make JB and Sandy so entertaining.

Memorable Quote:

“I will walk in with a pepper and go, ‘Look at my harvest.’ One pepper.” JB

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