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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2026 · 23 MIN

“I Woke Up and Thought I Was in Third Grade and Missed The Bus.”

from The JB and Sandy Show · host Sandy McIlree

What happens when a heat dome rolls into Austin… and JB is left home alone for a week? In this wildly entertaining episode of The JB and Sandy Show, things heat up fast—literally and figuratively. From a poetic deep dive into Austin’s scorching weather to relationship debates and jaw-dropping stories from listeners, this episode blends humor, heart, and total unpredictability.The show kicks off with lighthearted speculation about celebrity buzz before diving straight into one of the most talked-about segments: Sandy’s unforgettable “Ode to the Heat Dome.” Equal parts comedy and creativity, the performance captures the suffocating Texas summer with lines like, “You shower at eight, feel fresh and clean… by 8:04 you’re a swampy machine.” It’s a hilarious and painfully relatable moment that perfectly sets the tone for the episode.Meanwhile, JB shares what life looks like when his ultra-organized wife leaves town—and for once, he’s the one holding it all together. From emergency cash to last-minute travel tech, JB shocks everyone with his unexpected preparedness, prompting the ultimate reaction: “Who am I married to?” But as the week goes on, even he admits the cracks may start to show. Things take a personal turn when the crew opens up the Amazing Book of Records, searching for the biggest age gap in a marriage. What follows is a mix of heartfelt and surprising stories, culminating in one listener who reveals an 18-year age difference—and a marriage that has lasted over five decades. It’s a powerful reminder that sometimes the most unconventional beginnings lead to lasting love. The laughs keep coming with a candid recap of a wild bull riding event, complete with late-night dancing, free beer cutoffs, and the kind of exhaustion that leaves you wondering what day it is. One moment captures it perfectly: “I woke up and thought I was in third grade and missed the bus.”And just when you think the show couldn’t get more entertaining, Sandy launches into a passionate (and hilarious) rant about TV realism—questioning everything from wardrobe choices to character authenticity in a popular Western series. It’s a relatable and funny breakdown that taps into the little details we all notice but rarely say out loud. To wrap it all up, the team revisits one of the most bizarre stories of the day—a real-life vigilante dubbed the “Mexican Batman”—leaving listeners equal parts stunned and amused. From laugh-out-loud poetry and unexpected personal wins to heartfelt listener stories and off-the-wall commentary, this episode delivers everything fans love about The JB and Sandy Show. Don’t miss a moment.Be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who could use a good laugh—and maybe a little relief from the heat. 

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