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The JB and Sandy Show

The JB and Sandy Show

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The podcast version of the incredibly popular JB and Sandy Show in Austin, Texas.

You can listen live Monday-Friday from 6:00 am-10:00 am on 98.1 KVET. Stream from anywhere on the iHeart Radio App or online at KVET.com

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  • When Carp Fall From the Sky and Love Speaks in Middle Fingers

    When Carp Fall From the Sky and Love Speaks in Middle Fingers
    Apr 6 2026
    🎙️ When Carp Fall From the Sky and Love Speaks in Middle Fingers
    What happens when a lake is under attack, armadillo becomes barbecue, and an Easter basket crosses every possible line?

    JB, Sandy, and Tricia kick things off by diving into a full-on ecological showdown on Lake Austin 🌊🐟. Invasive hydrilla is taking over, and the city’s controversial solution? Dropping thousands of carp into the lake from the sky. Yes—literal fish falling from helicopters. The crew debates whether this is genius… or “playing God,” as Sandy perfectly puts it.

    Then things take a wildly Texan turn 🤠🔥. A viral video sparks a no-holds-barred conversation about barbecued armadillo, leading to a call with JB’s sister Chris and a deep dive into “living off the land” stories that are equal parts shocking and hilarious.

    Sandy composing and performing an original ode to barbecued armadillo, featuring the unforgettable line: “Poor prairie lobster.” 🦔🎤

    The laughs keep coming as Sandy reveals the most unholy Easter basket surprise of all time 🐣😳—a handmade plaster cast of Tricia’s hand… permanently stuck giving the middle finger. “Nothing says ‘He is risen’ quite like that,” Sandy jokes, summing up their lovingly chaotic, gloriously strange marriage in one unforgettable moment.

    The episode also hits a heartfelt note with a tribute to longtime Austin weatherman Dan Robertson ❤️, followed by a jaw-dropping story of a daring air rescue that sounds more like a movie plot than real life.

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    21 m
  • When Coach Brown Calls & Can You Carry Someone Out of a Fire?

    When Coach Brown Calls & Can You Carry Someone Out of a Fire?
    Apr 6 2026
    When Coach Brown Calls & Can You Carry Them Out of a Fire? 🔥
    “If your house caught fire, could you actually carry your partner to safety?” 🤔
    That surprisingly big question sparks one of the most unforgettable moments in this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, and from there, things only get funnier, deeper, and more Austin than ever. Coach Brown kicks things off with an unexpected call that instantly derails the show—in the best way possible. Instead of hot takes, he dives headfirst into podcasting questions, mic debates, and even earns himself an iconic new nickname: “DJ Macky Mack.” 🎧😂
    From there, the crew jumps into a very Austin-sized emotional rollercoaster: 🌮 The possible fate of the legendary Chili’s at 45th & Lamar and why an ordinary restaurant became a not-so-ordinary local icon
    💪 Tricia’s all-out (and loud) attempt to prove she’s “freakishly strong” — with hilarious results
    🥚 JB’s bittersweet realization that his daughter has officially outgrown the Easter egg hunt
    🐊 Listeners calling in with jaw-dropping stories about eating armadillo, possum, and rattlesnake (yes, really)
    🌤️ A heartfelt moment honoring a beloved Austin TV staple, summed up simply with: “RIP to the Dan.” This episode perfectly captures what makes The JB and Sandy Show special—real laughs, real life, longtime friendships, and the shared experiences that make mornings in Austin feel familiar and fun.
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    14 m
  • You’re Probably Breaking This Texas Red-Light Rule

    You’re Probably Breaking This Texas Red-Light Rule
    Apr 5 2026
    That “mystery question” kicks off a hilarious, surprisingly eye-opening ride as JB, Sandy McIlree, and Tricia tackle the kind of everyday habit most people don’t think twice about—until now. Before the rule reveal, the crew launches into peak best-friends energy: Sandy McIlree calls it like it is—“JB, you got scammed, man.” 😆—as JB admits he’ll buy just about anything the algorithm drops in front of him (including “energy and focus” candy that… does absolutely nothing). The roasting is relentless, and the relatability is painfully real. 😂🍬

    Then Tricia comes in with the straight facts on the red-light phone debate, explaining why being stopped doesn’t necessarily mean you’re “off the hook.” It’s the kind of info that instantly makes you look around at the next intersection like… 👀 “Uh oh.” And just when you think it can’t get more chaotic-good, the show swerves into delightfully weird territory: competitive “speed puzzling” 🧩⚡, a laugh-out-loud nostalgia moment featuring homemade Easter baskets crafted from a cut-up cleaning bottle (decorated like a goose!) 🪿🎨, and the crown jewel—Sandy McIlree’s rapid-fire “Ode to the Easter Bunny.”

    🐰✍️ Highlights include the unforgettable line: “You think you could whip Santa in a bare-knuckle fist fight?” and the very serious consumer demand: “Only if my chocolate bunny is solid and not hollow.” Warm, funny, and full of memorable one-liners, this episode also carries a feel-good undercurrent: the trio’s gratitude and excitement about being back together on the air—and inviting everyone to come along for the ride. ❤️📻 ✅ Call to action: If this one made you laugh, think, or side-eye your phone at the next stoplight—subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with a friend who’s always “just checking one thing real quick” at red lights. 🚦😉📲
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    19 m
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