🎙️ “Can an AI model have a bad day?”

That’s the question Sandy and Tricia dive into as they explore the bizarre and slightly concerning behavior of Google’s Gemini AI, which recently declared itself a “failure” and apologized to users in dramatic fashion. Is this just a glitch—or the beginning of AI’s emotional era? In this laugh-out-loud episode of The Sandy Show, Sandy and Tricia unpack:

• The strange emotional spiral of Google Gemini and what it might mean for the future of AI.
• Their unconventional but successful 17-year marriage, including separate bedrooms, solo vacations, and zero spooning.
• A hilarious takedown of a study claiming that cuddling while falling asleep leads to longer relationships (spoiler: Sandy’s not buying it).
• The return of Bed Bath & Beyond with a twist—and yes, your old coupons might still work!
• A nostalgic look at Pine-Sol theft and childhood cleaning memories.
• The Perseid meteor shower and why Sandy still hasn’t seen a single shooting star.

Memorable Quote:
“Unless your plane went down in Antarctica and you're trying to conserve body heat, nobody should be falling asleep face-to-face.”

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 “What would you do if you saw a 20-foot python on top of a dumpster?”

In this wild and wonderfully weird episode of The Sandy Show, Sandy and Tricia take listeners on a rollercoaster of bizarre news, personal confessions, and entrepreneurial envy. From a snake sighting in a Los Angeles parking garage to a 15-year-old millionaire who invented a card game at age seven, this episode is packed with surprises. Tricia shares her childhood trauma involving a dead scorpion in a pool corner—forever dubbed “Scorpion Corner”—and her failed attempt to tame a stray dog known only as “Mama Dog.” Then, she dives into a story that stings: a kid who created the game Taco vs. Burrito and sold it for millions. Cue Tricia’s frustration over her own shelved invention, the “milk bottle game.” The show also features a rapid-fire Q&A with Tricia, covering hidden snacks, junk drawers, and why girls talk about poop more than guys. Plus, it’s officially “naked season,” and the team explores the odd trend of people shedding clothes in public—including a man in Italy who rode a motorcycle completely nude (except for his helmet).

Key Moments:

• 🐍 A 20-foot python spotted on a dumpster in LA
• 🐶 Tricia’s failed attempt to adopt “Mama Dog”
• 🎲 A 15-year-old sells his card game for millions—Tricia’s milk bottle envy
• 🍒 Hidden Little Debbie cherry pies and snack confessions
• 🚿 Bidets and poop talk: why girls go there more than guys
• 🏍️ Naked motorcycle rider in Italy (with helmet!)
• 🧸 Labooboo dolls stolen in a toy store heist
• 🎸 ACDC music used to scare wolves off farms
• 🎰 A gambler hits 389 jackpots in one day—fishy or fabulous?
• 🐭 Walt Disney confirmed Mickey & Minnie are married (in 1933!)

Memorable Quotes:

“I just want someone to hear me talk about my idea, do it, and then call me and go, ‘Here’s your millions.’” – Tricia

“Poop is important.” – Tricia

👤 Guest Summary: No external guest this episode—just Sandy and Tricia, whose chemistry and comedic timing make every segment feel like a conversation with your funniest friends.

 📣 Call-to-Action: Love what you hear? Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who’s ever hidden snacks, held a grudge, or dreamed of inventing the next million-dollar game. Follow @TheSandyShowOfficial on Instagram and @TheSandyShowRadio on Facebook. Stream every episode on the iHeartRadio app!  

 What if your marriage license came with an expiration date?

In this hilarious and thought-provoking episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into everything from high-end cowboy boots to unconventional marriage advice. It’s a wild ride through Austin culture, relationship real talk, and the quirks that make Texas, well… Texas. The show kicks off with the Boot Wars heating up on South Congress. Lucchese drops a bombshell with their new University of Texas Longhorn boots, complete with ostrich leather and burnt orange flair—leaving Tacovas and their Chili’s collab looking a little “chumpy.” Trisha breaks down the styles, prices, and why these boots are about to take over DKR Stadium. Then it’s all about showing off Austin to out-of-town radio hosts during a national conference. From Terry Black’s BBQ to Waymo self-driving Ubers, and even a guy who didn’t know what a tamale was, the team shares laugh-out-loud stories of culture shock and local pride. Finally, the conversation turns personal as Sandy and Trisha reveal their long-standing idea of a “marriage lease”—a concept now echoed by none other than Christie Brinkley. Should marriages be renewable every 5 years? The crew debates the pros, cons, and what their daughter thinks of the whole thing.

👤 Guest Highlight No external guest, but Trisha once again brings the heat with her sharp commentary, hilarious one-liners, and heartfelt insights—especially during the marriage segment and her breakdown of the Lucchese boot drop.

💬 Notable Quotes

• “Somewhere at Tacovas, someone’s trying to cancel the Chili’s deal right now.”
• “You get married, and every five years you decide if you want to renew the lease.”
• “Our daughter asked, ‘Is this the anniversary where you decide if you’re staying married?’”
• “I didn’t know what a tamale was. I thought I was supposed to eat the husk.”

📢 Call to Action Love Texas culture, real talk, and a good laugh? Subscribe to The JB and Sandy Show on your favorite podcast app. Don’t forget to leave a review, share this episode, and follow us on social media for more stories that are as Austin as breakfast tacos.

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📄 What happens when tragedy strikes close to home—and how do communities respond?

In this powerful and emotionally resonant episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the team opens with a chilling reflection on the infamous Yogurt Shop Murders in Austin, revisiting the unsolved case that shook the city in 1991. Sandy shares his personal reaction to the new HBO documentary and how being a parent makes the story hit even harder. From there, the show pivots to uplifting stories of Texas-sized generosity following the devastating July 4th floods. Tricia Delicia highlights major donations from beloved Texas brands like Buc-ee’s and James Avery, including a heartwarming tale about a “peepaw named John” who checked her daughter’s jewelry order—proof that kindness and community still shine through.

Other highlights include:

• ☀️ JB and Sandy’s debate over walking in the heat of the day
• 🧊 Tricia’s morning caffeine rituals and hallway drama
• 💍 The story behind James Avery’s $7M charm fundraiser
• 🧠 Why women are obsessed with true crime—and what that says about us
• 🧊 Heat stroke or just a hot walk? Sandy investigates via Apple Watch

. 💬 Notable Quotes

• “I watched 20 minutes of the Yogurt Shop documentary and just couldn’t do it. It felt too real.”
• “James Avery repurposed a charm and raised $7 million. That’s Texas pride.”
• “There’s a peepaw named John who checked Landry’s order—and you know it was a peepaw because all peepaws have the same handwriting.”
• “My wife frowns at me naked but relaxes by watching serial killers on TV.”

📢 Call to Action If you love true crime, Texas charm, and real talk with a side of humor, subscribe to The JB and Sandy Show on your favorite podcast app. Don’t forget to leave a review, share this episode, and follow us on social media for more stories that hit home and make you laugh.

📲 Listen on the iHeartRadio app or stream live on 103.1 Austin’s 80s station. 

📄 Does a layover count as visiting a state—or a country?

In this laugh-out-loud episode of The Sandy Show, Sandy and Tricia dive into the surprisingly passionate debate over what really counts as “having been somewhere.” From Tricia’s long-standing grudge against Canada (thanks to one awful airport experience) to her refusal to ever visit Germany based solely on boring layovers, this episode is full of hilarious travel hot takes. But that’s not all—Tricia breaks down Instagram’s new real-time location sharing feature, raising serious questions about privacy, parenting, and whether your teenager might be broadcasting their whereabouts without even knowing it. Sandy’s reaction? Classic.

 Other highlights include:

• 🚿 Tricia’s “all-in” weekend of self-care (aka not showering for two days)
• 📖 A rant against finger-lickers who turn pages (ew!)
• 🐭 The surprising truth about Mickey and Minnie Mouse’s relationship
• 🛴 A Segway that goes 50 mph?! Sandy’s not riding it—and neither should you
• 🎬 The original casting for Bad Boys that would’ve changed everything

👤 Guest Highlight
While there’s no external guest, Tricia Delisha once again steals the show with her sharp wit, relatable rants, and hilarious storytelling—especially when recounting her airport horror stories and her fierce stance on finger-licking etiquette. 💬 Notable Quotes

• “I’ve had three layovers in Germany. They were all boring. So in my mind, Germany is boring. I’m never going.”
• “If I ever turn on my Find My Landry app and I don’t see your device, we will have problems.”
• “We hate Canada. And we’ve hated it for eight years. Because of one layover.”
• “Mickey and Minnie? Married. No kids. Just vibes.”

📢 Call to Action
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📖 “What if your entire career hinged on a single guest spot on Golden Girls?”

In this nostalgic, hilarious, and slightly dark episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew—joined by pop culture expert Steven Presley—dives into everything from Quentin Tarantino’s unlikely career-saving moment to the power of grudges and the absurdity of reboot culture.Steven kicks things off with a warning from director Christopher Nolan: start buying physical media before your favorite films vanish from streaming. The team discusses the value of DVDs, Blu-rays, and even VHS tapes, with Sandy sharing a legendary story about his neighbor “Drunk Joe” and his wall of adult VHS tapes.Then, it’s Tarantino time. Steven reveals how a $3,000 residual check from a Golden Girls cameo helped Tarantino finish Reservoir Dogs. The crew reflects on the grind behind fame, with shoutouts to Steve Harvey, Taylor Sheridan, and John Leguizamo.Also in this episode: Netflix’s reboot of T.J. Hooker, Jared Leto’s questionable casting in Tron 3, and a wild story about Jason Bateman getting stuffed in a dumpster by Todd Bridges’ crew during the 80s sitcom wars.Finally, the team gets personal about grudges—how they hold them, how they fuel them, and how Sandy’s list of four people he’d “take out” if he had terminal cancer is now down to two.

Key Moments:

• 📀 Christopher Nolan urges fans to buy physical media before it disappears
• 🎬 Quentin Tarantino’s Golden Girls cameo saved his career
• 📺 Netflix reboots T.J. Hooker and Tron—but why is everything red?
• 🗑️ Jason Bateman gets stuffed in a dumpster by Todd Bridges’ crew
• 🧠 Grudges as motivation: Sandy’s list of four, now down to two
• 🧃 Drunk Joe and the VHS wall of shame
• 🎭 Child actors of the 80s: fame, fallout, and Amanda Bynes

Memorable Quotes:
"Sandy is held together by health supplements, grudges, and duct tape.” – Tricia
“If I got terminal cancer, they are people that are going to die before I did.” – Sandy
“Golden Girls paid for Reservoir Dogs.” – Steven Presley

👤 Guest Summary:Steven Presley returns for the full hour. He’s the creator of Thunderpop TV, a pop culture podcast and video series covering movies, music, and entertainment. Follow him on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok @ThunderpopTV.📣 Call-to-Action:Love what you hear? Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who still owns DVDs or holds a grudge from daycare. Stream every episode on the iHeartRadio app and follow @JBSandyATX on TikTok and Instagram!

📖  “Would you pay $27,000 for a music festival weekend—and what would make it worth it?”

 In this jam-packed episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into Austin’s gritty charm, musical legacy, and the jaw-dropping evolution of the ACL Music Festival. From legendary dive bars to platinum-priced festival passes, this episode is a love letter to Austin’s past and present. The team kicks things off with a countdown of the top dive bars in America—five of which are in Texas, and three right in Austin. From Don’s Depot to Deep Eddy Cabaret and the politically charged Cloakroom, the gang shares personal stories, local lore, and what makes a true dive bar. Then, it’s all about ACL 2025. Tricia breaks down the lineup, including Doja Cat, Luke Combs, Sabrina Carpenter, and Rainbow Kitten Surprise. The crew reacts to the staggering ticket prices—$27,000 for a VIP experience—and reminisces about the early days when they were giving away VIP passes just to fill the park. Plus, Steven Presley joins the show to talk pop culture, Quentin Tarantino, and how the Golden Girls may have saved his career.

Key Moments:

• 🍻 Top 50 Dive Bars in America: Austin’s Don’s Depot, Deep Eddy Cabaret, and The Cloakroom
• 🎤 ACL 2025 lineup: Doja Cat, Luke Combs, Sabrina Carpenter, The Strokes, and more
• 💸 Ticket shock: $27,000 for a 3-day “Y’all Access” pass—and $30K for a bungalow
• 🏳️‍🌈 Boy George sightings and festival flashbacks
• 🥃 Tito’s Vodka origin story and its ACL debut
• 🎬 Steven Presley on Tarantino, TikTok trends, and Thunderpop TV

Memorable Quotes: “
You walk in with your man bun and ask for a White Claw—you’re getting your ass kicked.” – Sandy
“I would expect a piggyback ride from Luke Combs for $27,000.” – Tricia
“Boy George on a golf cart. That’s not something you see every day.” – JB

👤 Guest Summary: Steven Presley joins the full show. He’s the creator of Thunderpop TV, a pop culture podcast and video series covering movies, music, and entertainment. Follow him on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok @ThunderpopTV.

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“Would you donate your pet to a zoo… if it meant feeding a lion?”

In this wild and wide-ranging episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew covers everything from Austin’s music scene to Denmark’s controversial zoo practices. Sandy kicks things off with a moment of self-reflection—feeling out of touch after missing a sold-out show at Antone’s by Austin music legend Adrian Quesada. JB drops some serious music knowledge, tracing Quesada’s journey from Grupo Fantasma to Black Pumas. Then, Tricia reveals a surprising trend: Houston is quickly becoming a top destination for Californians fleeing high costs. The crew debates why Houston’s appeal is rising, from business-friendly policies to cheaper housing—even if the zoning laws feel like the Wild West. But the most jaw-dropping moment comes from Denmark’s Aalborg Zoo, which is asking citizens to donate healthy pets to feed apex predators. Yes, really. The team reacts with shock, sarcasm, and a few dark jokes about guinea pig genocide and small horses on the menu. Key Moments:

• 🎶 Adrian Quesada sells out Antone’s—why Austin’s music scene is still thriving
• 🏡 Houston’s rise as a relocation hotspot for Californians
• 📱 Tricia’s late-night reel binge and the mystery of iPhone tap counts
• 🦁 Denmark’s zoo asks for pet donations to feed lions and wildcats
• 🐊 Austin Zoo’s rescue mission and JB’s mixed feelings about captivity
• 📚 Matthew McConaughey’s transformation into a slow-talking sage

Memorable Quotes: “The child’s beloved bunny will be gently euthanized before it’s torn apart by a wild animal.” – Sandy

“Throw some wings in a different direction and they’ll go chase them.” – Sandy, on defending yourself in Columbus (from previous episode)

👤 Guest Summary: No external guest this episode, but the spotlight shines on Adrian Quesada—Grammy-nominated Austin musician and producer known for Grupo Fantasma, Brownout, and Black Pumas. His sold-out show at Antone’s sparks a conversation about staying connected to local culture.

📣 Call-to-Action: Enjoyed the show? Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who loves Austin music, is moving to Houston, or has strong feelings about zoos. Stream every episode on the iHeartRadio app and follow @JBSandyATX on TikTok and Instagram! 

“Tallest Building in Texas, Parking Lot Chaos & Sandy Rides the Lone Train”

 In this skyscraper-sized episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew covers everything from Austin’s newest architectural milestone to a woman who parked her minivan in the middle of a four-way stop to read a book. Yes, really. Austin now boasts the tallest building in Texas—the Waterline—standing at 74 stories and over 1,000 feet tall. The team debates the pros and cons of high-rise living, from elevator logistics to pet ownership and forgotten essentials. Tricia shares her daughter’s take on apartment life: too much small talk, not enough solitude. Then, chaos erupts at a local high school parking lot when a woman parks dead center in an intersection and casually reads a book while hundreds of cars awkwardly maneuver around her. Tricia gives a play-by-play of the madness, complete with photos and disbelief. Sandy wraps things up with his plan to ride Austin’s underused light rail from Leander to downtown—alone. The team jokes about steam trains, bachelorette parties, and the taxpayer-funded ghost ride.

Key Moments:

• 🏙️ Austin’s Waterline becomes the tallest building in Texas
• 🛗 Elevator anxiety and high-rise living dilemmas
• 📚 Woman parks in a four-way stop to read a book—Tricia’s parking lot saga
• 🚨 Louisiana law: jail time for driving 1 mph under the speed limit
• 🚗 Ride-share drivers crawling for pickups downtown
• 🚆 Sandy’s solo adventure on Austin’s light rail from Leander
• 🏫 ROTC, cheerleaders, and band chaos at a high school event

Memorable Quotes: “I forgot my pants once. That’s something you only do once.” – Sandy
“She was parked in the dead center of the intersection… reading a book.” – Tricia

👤 Guest Summary: No external guest this episode—just the JB and Sandy crew with Tricia, whose storytelling and observational humor make this episode especially entertaining.

📣 Call-to-Action: Enjoyed the show? Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who’s ever been stuck behind a parked car in an intersection or curious about Austin’s tallest building. Stream every episode on the iHeartRadio app and follow @JBSandyATX on TikTok and Instagram! 

 

“Should influencers have to pay to take photos on private land?”

 In this lively and laugh-filled episode of The Sandy Show, Sandy and Tricia tackle everything from influencer etiquette to nighttime routines and the weirdest vacuum hack you’ve ever heard. Tricia kicks things off with a story from Northern Italy, where farmers have installed turnstiles to charge influencers for access to scenic photo spots. It’s a battle of beauty vs. boundaries—and influencers are losing. Sandy shares his nightly ritual of saying goodnight at exactly 9:00 PM, while Tricia reveals the average American doesn’t even start their bedtime routine until 10:15 PM. The couple debates sleep habits, teenage sleep cycles, and why brushing your teeth shouldn’t take 36 minutes. Also in this episode: a watermelon-on-a-vacuum hack that makes zero sense, a shoutout to air gonger #38 Anna from Elko, Nevada, and a random but fascinating fact about Kelsey Grammer’s Emmy nominations for playing Frasier Crane across three different shows.

Key Moments:

• 📸 Influencers charged for photo access in Northern Italy
• 🛏️ Nighttime routines and why Sandy’s ends at 9:00 PM sharp
• 🍉 The dumbest vacuum hack ever: watermelon weight
• 🧠 Kelsey Grammer’s Emmy nominations for one character across three shows
• 🎂 Celebrity birthdays: Punky Brewster, Ginger Spice, and David Robinson
• 🌙 Teen sleep habits and why Tricia defends late-night Minecraft
• ⭐ Air Gonger #38 gets her number—with a star!

Memorable Quotes: “There’s nothing that’ll kill the launch sequence faster than feeling like you’re the mother to your husband.” – Tricia

“Throw some wings in a different direction and they’ll go chase them.” – Sandy, on defending yourself in Columbus (from previous episode) 

 Guest Summary: No external guest this episode—just Sandy and Tricia, whose chemistry and comedic timing make every segment feel like a conversation with your funniest friends.

📣 Call-to-Action: Love what you hear? Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who’s ever tried a weird cleaning hack or stayed up too late watching TikTok dances. Text the show at 737-301-9600 and follow @TheSandyShowOfficial on Instagram and @TheSandyShowRadio on Facebook!