Lil Bit Dead

Sandy and Kristy chat about feeling “dead inside” over a cold California rape-and-murder case solved decades later through new DNA testing, noting backlogs and how the suspect is already serving two life sentences in Colorado. They discuss misinformation and activism around a boating incident, media narratives, and why they paused political talk for mental health. Sandy shows an X-ray of her surgically repaired wrist with plates and screws and mentions needing a bone density test; Kristy is referred to a cardiologist for odd heartbeat sensations. Sandy anticipates her grandbaby’s birth and they joke about long fingernails. They recount the story of Ghost Adventures’ Aaron Goodwin’s wife conspiring with imprisoned Grant Amato to have him killed, and share personal ghost experiences. They talk about using ChatGPT for work, AI agreeing too much, lawsuits, a subway shooting discussion, Below Deck drama, and brainstorm a “Redneck Yacht Club” houseboat charter business.

Sandy and Kristy chat about using ChatGPT, including its voice feature, customizing assistant voices, and Sandy’s frequent voice-to-text conversations with ChatGPT while watching TV, where it humorously corrects mis-transcriptions and jokes about “cornbread linguistics,” plus using ChatGPT to track stories with fact-focused prompts. They discuss Sandy’s current reading obsession with Sarah J. Maas books (ACOTAR and related series), audiobooks, fan casting ideas, and online theories. Later, they describe being asked to research NESARA/GESARA and share surface-level findings: NESARA originated as a 1990s economic reform proposal by Harvey Francis Barnard that was never introduced or voted on, while GESARA is described online with claims like debt elimination and global financial resets but without supporting government records, and they note concerns about scams and people making risky financial choices.Thank you for listening! Please rate, review and subscribe!Find us on TikTok @sandylanier1980 & @kristy.brown21Send is an e-mail to [email protected]

Hosts Sandy and Kristy welcome musician Coby Wynn and drummer Anthony, joking about past recording/editing mishaps and how low-effort TikToks can outperform heavily edited ones. Coby and Anthony recount a Mount Vernon gig where they played “Keep Your Hands to Yourself” with strong crowd response despite not rehearsing, and Coby describes growing show attendance, meeting fans, and planning a broader tour route through surrounding states. Coby discusses the “Rock the Boat” event lineup, meeting Kevin Fowler, and releasing his song “Angels and Outlaws” on Spotify, describing its Americana/twang sound and the personal context of writing it at 18 after losing his dad. Conversation ranges through music tastes and collaborations, tattoos, church strongman “Power Team” memories, unsolved murders, and upcoming local gig dates plus booking info via Coby’s website/socials.Thank you for listening! Please rate, review & subscribe!Send us an email - [email protected] out to Coby for booking - https://linktr.ee/coby2332 And listen fo his new single Angels and Outlaws on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/album/7lGQ8dFOQUovz4X0molv49?si=Gm0DX1ErQqKAoWasqe-JkQ

Sandy and Kristy record their annual birthday episode from the pool to beat the heat, day drink, and catch up on life. Kristy shares how her coworkers and customers celebrated her birthday and how Sandy brought Chick-fil-A and a gift bag with beach items and Malibu Pink to mix with lemonade. They discuss Jerry’s new job at a school, Sandy getting stitches out after wrist surgery (plates and screws, no cast), and frustrations about health insurance costs. The conversation wanders through movie and music opinions, parenting memories and “skip school” shopping days, a childhood zebra sighting tradition, and a favorite night at a George Jones concert. They also talk about buffet germs, travel and restaurants, soccer in Texas, WNBA controversy, and their view that people should be judged by character.Thank you for listening! Please rate, review, & subcribe!

Sandy and Kristy share updates from a busy, wide-ranging episode: Kristy attends a boutique grand opening where she sells Firefly Nocturne glow-bead jewelry, meets local Chamber of Commerce members, and pursues direct relationships with Chinese manufacturers to cut out middlemen and create exclusive custom bead colors through bulk and sample orders. They discuss potential merch plans and direct online shoppers to buy her jewelry through shopthetiki.com by searching “Firefly Nocturne.” They also recap updates via TikTok after their Taylor Parker episode, and they criticize online harassment toward Wade, the maternity photographer, and even a local hospital, emphasizing cultural context around his behavior. They react to a viral video of a father taking young daughters into a women’s restroom and agree it was appropriate. They close with TV, podcast, and personal-life chatter.Thank you for listening!!! Please rate, review & subscribe! Or send us an e-mail - [email protected] shopthetiki.com for Kristi's jewelry (search "firefly') and check out all the fun fashion at the Tiki Hut!!!

Hosts Sandy and Kristy chat from Sandy’s house while she recovers from wrist surgery, joking about being “a little bit dead,” time feeling faster with age, and daily life in small-town Texas. They then discuss a Netflix documentary, "Maternal Instinct" about Taylor Parker, a local case near New Boston/Mount Pleasant: Parker, who had a hysterectomy, faked a long pregnancy with bogus ultrasounds, props, and elaborate lies while claiming wealth and manipulating her boyfriend Wade Griffin and others. As suspicions grew, she targeted Reagan Hancock, a pregnant acquaintance whose pregnancy timeline matched her own, attacked her at home, stabbed her over 100 times, cut out the baby, fled toward Oklahoma, and was stopped by police; the baby died and doctors determined Parker hadn’t given birth. The episode notes the investigation, COVID-related secrecy, and Parker’s conviction and death sentence.Thank you for listening! Please Rate ,Review & Subcribe!Send us an e-mail if you have anything you would like us to talk about! [email protected]

Sandy and Kristy open by joking they’re “dead inside” as Sandy recounts slipping on algae-covered carpet in the mud, shattering her wrist, and now needing surgery with a plate and screws; she’s focused on recovering without missing pool time and discusses frustrations with insurance versus paying cash, plus the cost of medications. They vent about political fatigue and concerns over election fraud, including a claim about California fining fraud investigators. They note a Texas murder trial verdict, saying Carmelo Anthony was found guilty of first-degree murder and criticizing reactions and defense strategy. Kristy then summarizes the documentary “Outcry” about Texas teen Greg Kelly’s wrongful conviction based on a child’s accusation, poor investigation, and ineffective counsel, later overturned with compensation, while the suspected perpetrator was later convicted of another rape. They end with personal updates, travel talk, and planning for their 100th [email protected]

Sandy and Kristy chat about why they feel “dead inside” this week, then quickly pivot into a long discussion about how everything seems to be turning into a lawsuit and how common sense and work ethic feel like they’re disappearing. They trade examples and opinions, including a rumored Galveston rollercoaster rescue “inappropriate touching” claim, the reality behind the McDonald’s hot coffee case, a TikTok-related lawsuit alleging the algorithm is too addictive for kids, and other odd or extreme suits like airlines being sued over “window seats” with no window, a lost-pants case seeking millions, and various trademark disputes. They also mention a surge in legal problems tied to AI-assisted filings and argue many issues should be handled through boundaries, personal responsibility, and basic conversation instead of litigation.Thank you for listening! Please rate, review and subscribe! Send us an email to [email protected]

Hosts Sandy and Kristy discuss why they feel “dead inside” this week: Kristy is overwhelmed by constant Northeast Texas allergies and jokes the only relief is being on a cruise ship, while Sandy is exhausted from keeping her grandbaby during a sleep regression and relies on Ms. Rachel to help. Sandy also rethinks her long-standing dislike of NASCAR driver Kyle Busch after seeing evidence of his kindness toward other drivers and his son, debates whether NASCAR drivers play “characters,” and shares strong opinions about Bubba Wallace. They then vent about political mailers, misinformation, entitlement, and frustration with current U.S. politics, discuss homelessness incentives in San Francisco, concerns about COVID and vaccines, and worries about Social Security. They end by mentioning TV shows they watch to unwind, describing vivid dreams, celebrating being debt-free, and sharing their email [email protected]

Sandy and Kristy chat about feeling “dead inside,” with Kristy describing recent financial stress and the hope of becoming 100% debt-free soon, plus her jewelry business unexpectedly taking off. Sandy shares a painful neck strain and Kristy recounts her truck being broken into after it was left unlocked, urging listeners to lock vehicles and not leave valuables or guns inside. They debate politics and media clips, complain about unprofessional politicians, discuss Spencer Pratt and California’s fire response, and argue that society rewards entitlement and avoids consequences, referencing the Duggar/Josh Duggar situation and “participation trophy” culture. They also discuss proposed copper-nickel mining near Minnesota’s Boundary Waters and the environmental tradeoffs of tech dependence, before ending with lighter talk about bras, “free boobin’,” and inviting listener emails. [email protected]

Hosts Sandy and Kristy of A Little Bit Dead welcome longtime listener Roddy, a local embalmer/funeral director serving several counties, and share why they’re “dead inside” this week, including Mother’s Day chaos at a flower shop and growing a jewelry side hustle. Roddy discusses funeral home work, being on call, removals, embalming, working with families, and how services and cremation options are changing, plus bizarre incidents like fights and a gun threat at a viewing. The group swaps paranormal stories from older funeral homes, mentions spooky local locations like the Legacy building and City Hall, and floats hosting a future ghost hunt or “Paracon” in Hughes Springs. They also talk about COVID-era experiences, vaccines, Roddy’s brain surgery episode, family dynamics at funerals, local connections, and genealogy ties.Thank yu for listening! Please rate, review & subcribe! E-mail: [email protected]

Hosts Sandy and Kristy chat casually about drinks and weekend plans, then dedicate the episode to the recent death of a classic country musician while reminiscing about concerts. They share positive personal updates, including a new job in the family and a small business expansion, before shifting into a frustrated rant about a recent motorsports incident. The conversation turns heavy as they discuss political polarization, media influence, and how public figures use “free speech” to justify extreme rhetoric, including reactions to a high-profile assassination attempt. They also touch on government spending, immigration, cultural and legal concerns in their state, self-defense and gun safety, parenting and kids’ online exposure, and end with brief paranormal app thoughts, relaxation techniques, and plugs for their businesses and podcast.

Sandy and Kristy debrief a small paranormal convention in Mineola, Texas, and agree it was equal parts fascinating, funny, and completely draining. They describe a guided investigation in an old building where the vibe turned strange fast—unexplained touches, unsettling shadows, and moments other people noticed too. Later, they encounter eerie temperature changes, quirky spirit-box “banter,” and the kind of activity that makes you question what’s imagination and what’s not. The next day brings tarot readings, a surprisingly emotional past-life style session, Bigfoot talk that’s more convincing than expected, and a psychic roundtable that leaves Kristy feeling seen about experiences she’s kept quiet for years. By the final ghost hunt, the equipment and the energy feel like “too much,” so they call it and head back to the hotel—hoping the night ends there.

In episode 75 of A Little Bit Dead, Gen X hosts Sandy and Kristy welcome 17-year-old guest Kaitlyn, a coworker headed to UT Tyler for nursing after unexpectedly falling in love with healthcare through a school CNA program. The conversation revisits “what we’d tell our 18-year-old selves,” with advice to stay grounded in college, don’t let relationships or drama feel like the end of the world, enjoy being young, and be responsible (including letting someone else do your taxes). They contrast generational attitudes about feelings and social media pressure, touch on politics and college bias, and swap stories about how time speeds up, raising kids, loss, and finding purpose. It ends with childbirth and hair-dye tangents. Thank you for listening!!!

In episode 74, Sandy and Kristy celebrate how far the podcast has come and ask for ideas for a big 100th-episode plan (TikTok and cocktail hour included). Kristy’s “dead inside” moment is heavy: her husband’s worsening health pushed him to walk away from a job he’d held for 23 years after the company offered him a degrading, unhealthy position, leaving the family facing big life and financial changes. Sandy’s gripe is lighter but relatable: her broken-AC-and-heater Nissan needs replacing, but slimy, sexist car sales tactics—and a dip-spitting salesman—make shopping miserable. They also vent about ChatGPT confidently spreading misinformation, talk verifying sources (including sketchy Google results), share true-crime updates on the Gilgo Beach murders, and plug a local boutique’s 10-year anniversary plus an upcoming paranormal convention and merch.

Sandy and Kristy kick off this weeks episode of Lil Bit Dead with a visit to Urgent Care - because Kristy likely has strep, then vent about taxes and celebrate small life wins. They dive into two big true-crime updates: a 1974 murder of 17-year-old Laura Amy finally being definitively tied to Ted Bundy through preserved evidence and modern DNA, and a 1994 Arizona missing child case where 13-year-old Christina Plant was found alive at 44 after 32 years—though authorities won’t share details. They rant about misinformation (including people misreading “inconclusive” ballistics), touch on the Dugger case update, argue you can’t judge how someone grieves, and end with a creepy embalming TikTok, a Harry Potter casting complaint, and a formal apology for unwanted Bubba Wallace ads.

Sandy and Kristy, tipsy in a hotel after a Journey concert, riff on how romantic old music was before diving into Afroman’s legal saga: a sketchy tip led Adams County deputies to raid and trash his home for alleged trafficking and a “basement” (his house doesn’t even have one), confiscate cash from a suit pocket, and return it short. Afroman responded by using his security footage to make mocking songs—especially “Lemon Pound Cake”—sparking a civil case they say raised major free-speech issues, with a judge they view as biased despite a jury ruling in his favor. They then discuss the Duggars/IBLP as a cult-like system that protects abuse, including past molestation and child porn convictions, new allegations involving a 9-year-old, and an arrest tied to locks on kids’ doors, while debating how religion and church culture enable harm.Thank you for listening!!!

Sandy and Kristy kick off feeling “a little bit dead,” venting about a family members shady workplace drama and job burnout, then swap happier updates—grandkid sleepovers, park adventures, free cone day, and a fun local wrestling show. The main topic turns into a wild true-crime rabbit hole: the Nebraska case of Carrie Farber, who vanished after one date with mechanic Dave Krupa, while “Carrie” allegedly stalked him and his new girlfriend with thousands of threats—until investigators traced it all to Shanna Golyar, who had been impersonating Carrie for years and was convicted of murdering her in 2017. They recommend Netflix’s “Lover, Stalker, Killer,” complain about politics in some true-crime podcasts, rant about airport chaos and TSA staffing, plug subscribing for ad-free episodes, and mention a dog health scare and local Facebook drama.THank you for listening!!!

In this weeks episode, Kristy recaps a packed Kentucky Derby–themed runway show at the Legacy: she was backstage hustling quick outfit changes, some surprise items sold out (pants did, a colorful Corky’s wedge didn’t—until a later live video).She was exhausted and survived a sudden downpour while moving stuff. Sandy celebrates being given a new grandma name—“Bob”—by her grandbaby, which is quickly becoming her entire personality. Next up, they impulsively buy VIP tickets to a paranormal convention, including a ghost hunt and Sandy’s long-wanted past-life regression. They also discuss a long-running illness-faking fraud case (Sarah Delamont) and how scams make it hard to trust donations. The episode veers into opinions on Tucker Carlson, a Houston Rodeo brawl, and ends with a reminder to be kinder to yourself.

Sandy and Kristy catch up on why they’re “a little bit dead”: Kristy’s exhausted from a busy boutique sales rush, tanning season traffic, and prepping a Kentucky Derby–themed runway show, while fed up with brutal pollen and even had to take her coughing, allergy-prone dog to the vet. Sandy shares highlights from her grandbaby Bizzy’s first “bee-day” party and an ultrasound visit for another grandbaby due in August. They reminisce about cheap movies and legendary popcorn at the Morris Twin Cinema, swap thoughts on shopping local and the struggle to find jeans that fit, and then dive into frustration over Jesse Jackson’s funeral becoming political despite his son’s request. The episode ends with a bigger discussion about divisive politics, entitlement, and not needing to know every government detail.Thank you for listening!!!

Sandy and Kristy kick off by aggressively campaigning for subscriptions and reviews, then Sandy admits she’s been a lil bit dead inside thanks to a funk fueled by seasonal blues and grief that still sneaks up on her, Kristy is suffering from killer allergies (complete with a dramatic nosebleed), she tries to balance it with a few bright spots—her husband’s recovery and an upcoming spring runway show—before the episode veers into their favorite cardio: roasting politicians, especially Jasmine Crockett’s precinct-voting outrage and the whole “extend the hours” drama. Along the way they tumble through TikTok brain-melt, argue about misinformation, drag people who can’t pronounce basic words (Candace Owens), and detour into books—including the unfortunate discovery of “fairy porn.” They end with a call for emails, more subscribing, and their classic reminder about where not to put your fingers.THank you for Listening!!! Please Rate, Review & SUBSCRIBE!!!

Sandy and Kristy catch up over beer and pork chops, with Kristy feeling oddly relieved while Sandy is “dead inside” over the real-life death of Eric Dane (“McSteamy”) and other celebrity losses. They share shop and family updates ,and plug a March 27 Mardi Gras shopping event at Tiki Huts featuring Kobe Wynn (who may return to the podcast). The main focus turns to Texas primary elections: they urge listeners to vote, use ChatGPT for side-by-side candidate comparisons, and pay attention to key issues like water rights. They also discuss voter ID debates, political hypocrisy, property taxes, term limits, and criticize Dan Patrick’s anti-cannabis stance while arguing marijuana can help with pain and Alzheimer’s.

Sandy and Kristy do a chaotic catch-up, then zoom in on the real topic: why their friendship works. After swapping “dead inside” updates (stress knots and a wild Valentine’s week at the flower shop), they talk about how past friendships ranged from supportive to obsessive, toxic, and even financially disastrous. They explain that what makes their bond different is setting clear, normal boundaries—no guilt, no constant check-ins, honesty when something’s wrong, and family first—making the friendship feel easy instead of like a second job.

Hosts Sandy and Kristy discuss personal challenges, including Kristy's husband's recent medical emergency involving an aortic aneurysm and complications post-surgery. They also dive into Kristy's bizarre dream about talking cats, with an insightful interpretation provided by her Chat GPT Bubba. The episode touches on their dissatisfaction with the Super Bowl halftime show and broader societal issues. They wind down with recommendations for true-crime podcasts and sharing thoughts on maintaining productive and positive public discourse.Please Share us with your friends and Rate, Review & Subscribe!

In this episode, Sandy and Kristy discuss their personal struggles, including Kristy's family medical emergency and vivid pregnancy dream. They consult ChatGPT for dream interpretations and delve into how anxieties manifest in dreams. Their conversation shifts to political commentary, criticizing celebrities and media for their influence on public opinion and misinformation. They touch on various topics including the border crisis, media accountability, and controversial political figures. The episode ends with a brief update on Kristy's personal life and a call for audience support and engagement.As always thank you for listening! Please share us with your friends and if you're a listener please leave us a review! We love hearing from yall!!!

In this lively and engaging podcast episode, hosts Sandy and Kristy, joined by guest Jamey Peacock, delve into various conspiracy theories and related topics. They kick off discussing the theory that Paul McCartney died in 1966 and was replaced by a lookalike. The conversation then explores other thought-provoking subjects like bioengineered food, population control, the effects of the COVID-19 vaccine, and the possibility of human DNA in fast food. A deep dive into historical and contemporary conspiracy theories includes the moon landing's authenticity, the mysterious Bermuda Triangle, MK Ultra, RH negative blood, and speculation around famous political figures like Barry Goldwater, Malcolm X, and Martin Luther King Jr. The episode also touches on the importance of kindness, understanding common ground during disagreements, and how today's society could benefit from revisiting American values rooted in unity and compassion. The engaging discussion merges humor, historical insights, and intriguing theories, making it an episode not just for conspiracy buffs but for anyone interested in exploring different viewpoints.

Sandy and Kristy engage in a lively conversation covering various topics, including their Southern politeness, recent shopping experiences, and fashion trends noted at Dallas Market with a focus on the rise of blue tones. They also delve into personal anecdotes such as outdated fashion, favorite items to look at while antiquing, managing health and insurance issues, and everyday banking struggles. There's a humorous discussion on the pros and cons of Facebook, how connected they are with their AI assistants, and a strong emphasis on their listeners subscribing to their podcast. Toward the end, the duo previews an upcoming episode on conspiracy theories and crafts. Their chat is punctuated with impromptu moments like taking Fireball shots and heartfelt sentiments about their friendship.Thank you for listening! Please Rate, Review, Like and SUBSCRIBE!!!XOXO

Sandy and Kristy catch up after Kristy's return from an MSC cruise on the Seascape. Kristy shares her experience on the cruise, describing how the private-family-owned cruise line provided an international and smooth embarkation experience, featuring luxurious Swarovski staircases, efficient check-in processes, and memorable port excursions to Costa Maya, Roatan, and Cozumel. The conversation transitions into a deep dive on recent political events, including issues related to immigration, media misinformation, and notable political incidents. It concludes with light-hearted banter about potential future vacations and amusing interactions with ChatGPT.As always thank you for listening! Please Rate, Review, Subsribe and share us with your friends!! Send us an e-mail - [email protected]#CruiseLife #TequilaStories #MSCcruise #MNnews #Minnesota Drama #TanlinesandHeadlines

***. This is an extended & re-edited version of season 1 Episode 52!!!***Sandy and Kristie catch up with Coby Wynn and Jamie Peacock, discussing their podcast's one-year anniversary and reflecting on the past few months. They talk about the progress and efforts needed to keep a weekly podcast consistent & Coby talks about writing songs, the effort behind producing music, and forming a full band named 'Coby Wynn and the Eastern Pines.' They delve into various topics, including funny anecdotes about flower shops during homecoming season, haunted houses, and AI video trends. The conversation highlights the emotional depth in songwriting and how contemporary musicians are bringing back authentic, feelings-driven music reminiscent of older country songs. Coby performs a few of his original songs, discussing their emotional origins and the importance of genuine connection in music. The episode also touches upon wider cultural topics, from high school football in Texas to personal stories of loss and resilience.

In this episode, hosts Sandy and Kristy dive into why they're 'a little bit dead'—inside and out. Christy laments about an exhausting end-of-year sale at her job, and . Sandy recounts her unfortunate encounters with creepy men commenting on her 'Retired Hot Girl' sweatshirt. The duo discusses their upcoming podcast guests, including conservative politician Chris Spencer and conspiracy theorists Jamie Peacock and Kobe Wynn. They delve into heavy topics like political fraud involving Minnesota's Tim Walls and reflect on societal shifts, parenting mishaps, and generational differences. They emphasize kindness and ending the year on a positive note. As a parting shot, they share their favorite life advice: 'Never put your finger where you wouldn't put your face.' The episode is a wild blend of humor, politics, and personal anecdotes.

In this engaging conversational podcast episode, hosts Sandy and Kristy discuss a wide range of topics including personal struggles, dealing with perfectionism and the necessity of downtime, We reminisce about memorable experiences such as past vacations and cruise plans while sharing practical traveler tips, like tipping practices on cruises. The conversation transitions to deeper reflections on life changes, family dynamics, and personal growth throughout the past year. We share our emotional journeys involving loss, family changes, and strengthening friendships. We conclude with a reflection on political and social issues, including women's rights in sports and the impacts of government decisions. The episode wraps up with reflections on the blessings of the past year and plans for a more spontaneous approach in the upcoming year.

In this casual, humorous episode, hosts Sandy and Kristy reminisce about our favorite Christmas memories, childhood gifts, and nostalgic traditions. We share personal anecdotes, including Sandy's life-sized handmade doll named Melinda, Christy's experiences with Cabbage Patch dolls and an Atari, and various family traditions. The conversation branches into amusing stories like the challenges of playing Monopoly with competitive family members and Sandy’s wildest Christmas memory. We touch on deeper themes, such as the impact of losing loved ones during the holidays and efforts to create new positive traditions. The episode concludes with a call for listeners to share their favorite Christmas memories and craft ideas.Email is at - [email protected] always thank you for listening! Please rate, review and subscribe anywhere you listen to our podcast!Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and A Happy New Year to you all!!!

Sandy and Kristy engage in a lively discussion that covers a variety of topics including updates on a TV special featuring 50 Cent's exposition on Diddy and its explosive revelations, personal anecdotes about raising children and dealing with children's entertainment, and a deep dive into political controversies. They specifically address the Minnesota fraud scandal involving Tim Walls, criticising governmental inefficiencies and mismanagement of funds. The conversation also touches on high-profile political figures like Candace Owens, questioning her recent behavior and credibility. Finally, the dialogue transitions into broader reflections on the current political climate, discussing the potential future impacts on governance and societal values.Thank you for listening! Please rate, review & subscribe! E-mail: [email protected]

In this episode of the podcast, Sandy and Kristy discuss a range of topics starting with a heartfelt tribute to our cat Morris, who was recently killed in an accident. We reflect on his role in our podcast and share some tender memories. The conversation shifts to technology, celebrating the 18th anniversary of the Kindle and discussing our decision to revert to our original podcast setup for the sake of joy and simplicity. We touch on a variety of current events, including a controversial AI data center proposal in Sulfur Springs, Texas, the release of the Epstein files, and the political ramifications of transparency and justice. We also reflect on political corruption, societal issues, and the importance of accountability. The episode ends with anecdotes about our personal lives, lighter chatter, and a heartfelt connection with our listeners.Thank you for listening! please Rate, Review, Like & Subscribe!E-mail - werelilbitdead@gmail,com

This weeks episode of Lil Bit Dead features a candid conversation between hosts, Sandy and Kristy as we kick off the second season of our podcast and friendship. We discuss our excitement about the new season, and the family dynamics surrounding Thanksgiving. Both share personal stories about family members who have passed away, touching on themes of loss and healing. We also humorously recount family dramas and the challenges of hosting Thanksgiving dinners. The episode ends on a reflective note, with Sandy and Kristy expressing gratitude for each other and our listeners and discussing the importance of creating lasting holiday memories despite life's difficulties.As always thank you for listening! Please rate, review & subscribe! E-mail: [email protected]

Sandy and Kristy celebrate the one-year anniversary of our friendship and podcast journey. We share personal reflections, discuss our experiences, and read listener emails that range from heartfelt to humorous. Key highlights include stories about our personal losses, emotional growth, listener feedback, technical challenges with publishing episodes, and the support we've found in each other. We also talk about plans for future episodes and the importance of honesty and authenticity in relationships. The episode concludes with acknowledging our local listeners and expressing gratitude for the support they've received over the past year.

We apologize for not releasing a podcast episode in the past two weeks due to technical difficulties and equipment upgrades. We promise a new episode will be out by Friday and our anniversary episode will follow. We appreciate our audience's patience and assure you that we will get back on track soon.

This week hosts, Sandy and Kristy share our experience of visiting Jefferson for antiquing and encountering an unexpected events throughout the day. Sandy struggles with anxiety and social interactions, and particularly dislikes being touched by strangers. We also visit local bars, including the Haywood House and Knights Tavern, enjoying the atmosphere and food. The conversation shifts to broader topics, including mental health advocacy, coping mechanisms, and the importance of seeking help. We also touch on societal issues like racial identification, media consumption, and government policies. The discussion ends with light-hearted banter about pets, manscaping, and humorous anecdotes.Please Rate, Review & Subscribe!!!Find us on YouTube - Lil Bit Dead Official PodcastE-mail us - [email protected] you for listening!

In this episode, Sandy and Kristy, discuss our journey of getting to know each other while maintaining authenticity. We chat about personal updates, including time spent with family, and reflection on nostalgic experiences from our past. We plan upcoming events, such as visiting the Edgar Allen Poe speakeasy and celebrating Sandy's belated birthday. We also share thoughts on various TV shows, their TikTok experiences, and our views on social and political issues, including the U.S. healthcare system, illegal immigration, and recent political developments. The episode concludes with a call for listener emails and an announcement about their new YouTube channel.Please Rate, Review & Subscribe!!!Find us on YouTube - Lil Bit Dead Official PodcastE-mail us - [email protected] you for listening

Hosts, Sandy and Kristy begin the episode by discussing our return after a fun week, and talk about the importance of breast health during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Kristy shares her personal experience with mammograms and emphasizes the need for regular self-checks. The conversation transitions to social issues and politics, touching on topics such as government shutdowns, healthcare, and political hypocrisy. We also delve into pop culture, discussing TikTok personalities, celebrities and TV shows like Below Deck. The episode ends with a humorous take on their podcast's journey and an invitation for listener engagement.Thank you for listening! Please rate, review & subcribe!Send us an e=mail - [email protected]

In this episode, hosts Sandy and Kristy, feeling stressed and worn out, decide to unwind by playing Cards Against Humanity with our special guest, Rachel. We engage in hilarious and often absurd gameplay, share our outrageous card combinations, and provide a lighthearted escape from our usual routines. The episode is full of laughs, crude humor, and candid reactions as we navigate the various scenarios posed by the game. Throughout the session, we discuss funny past experiences, random topics, and playful banter, Hang out with us for girls night...We will be back to our regularly scheduled programming next week :)Please Rate, Review , Like and Subscribe!Send us an e-mail - [email protected] us on Facebook!

In this episode, Sandy and Kristy discuss a variety of topics, starting with Kristy's experience at a recent runway expo. Sandy shares her emotions and feelings upon watching the Charlie Kirk Memorial service. Afterward. Both hosts reflect on our complex relationships with faith, recounting personal spiritual experiences and questioning organized religion's practices. We share our reactions to the speeches at the memorial service, including President Trump's and Don Jr's, touching on themes of forgiveness, patriotism, and personal authenticity. The duo also delves into broader topics like the changing nature of patriotism in America post-9/11, the impact of Charlie Kirk's death on the conservative movement, and the differences between conservative and liberal approaches to protests and activism. The conversation ends with a call for respectful dialogues and remembering patriotism amid evolving times.Please rate review & subscribe!!!Send us an e-mail - [email protected]#wearecharliekirk #patriotism

In this episode hosts, Sandy and Kristy catch up after a busy week filled with work and heavy emotions. We reflect on our friendship, recounting how we've missed talking and processing everything going on the last couple of weeks. We discuss our reasons for not releasing an episode last week due to our hectic schedules and the heaviness of current events. The conversation shifts to Charlie Kirk's murder and the polarization of political views, We lament the loss of respectful conversations and express frustration with conspiracies and misinformation spreading on social media. We also touch on managing stress and mental health, despite the heavy toll of our jobs and the current world we live in. We emphasize the importance of choosing kindness, being respectful, and finding peace amidst the chaos. We agree on the necessity and importance of balancing serious topics with lighter, more joyful activities and urge listeners to contribute to Turning Point USA.Thank you as always for listening! Please Rate, Review & Subscribe!Send us an e-mail at - [email protected] donate in memory of Charlie Kirk and to further his mission at tpusa.com

Sandy and Kristy share a lively conversation about our recent girl's day out with our friend & listener Brittany, where we enjoyed delicious oysters at Skippers in Gladewater, TX . We delve into our love for horseradish, bloody Marys, and various food experiences, including catfish and sushi. The discussion shifts to personal lifestyle choices, including our experiences with smoking, vaping, and the implications of new regulations on vapes. We also talk about our favorite TV shows, like 'Below Deck' and 'The Survivors,' expressing a preference for non-American series due authenticity issues.. Our conversation meanders through personal anecdotes about property issues, troublesome neighbors, and the experience of losing and adopting pets, highlighting how our animals are adapting to new environments. We wrap up by encouraging our listeners to send photos of their pets and share their thoughts on diverse topics.Please Rate, Review, Like & Subscribe!!!Send us an E-mail - [email protected]

In this casual, unscripted episode, Sandy and Kristy discuss enjoying a rare day off by drinking beer and relaxing. The conversation covers a range of topics including our wine preferences, particularly favoring semi-dry wines. We delve into quirky work anecdotes and share thoughts on, the famous criminal, Ed Gein, and his impact on horror culture. The bulk of the discussion centers around their disappointment in how Hollywood adaptations often stray from the original book plots, focusing on the series 'One of Us Is Lying.' They criticize the inclusion of unnecessary agendas which, we believe, detract from the story. They also touch on other book-to-TV adaptations like 'The Summer I Turned Pretty,' expressing similar frustrations. The segment ends with plans for more leisure activities and an invitation for viewers to share favorite book series and opinions on true crime.

In this episode, Sandy and Christie discuss their recent experiences working on a lake house renovation as well as personal insights on parenting. We reflect on the generational traumas we experienced growing up with strict, often harsh, boomer parents and share how it influenced our own parenting styles. The conversation delves into the evolving dynamics of parental roles, comparing how millennial dads are more involved compared to past generations. We stress the importance of open dialogue about childhood experiences, healing from past traumas, and giving grace to parents who might not have been perfect but did their best. We encourage listeners to share their own stories and continue conversations to foster understanding and growth.Please Rate, Review, Like & Subscribe!!!Send us an e-mail - [email protected]

In this episode, Sandy and Kristy discuss their quirky habits and personal anecdotes, such as getting overly excited about food and obsessive behaviors like nail picking. They touch on the importance of taking mental health breaks and Sandy's ongoing battle to quit smoking. They also engage in a detailed conversation about Texas politics, focusing on the need for redistricting due to population growth and the actions of Texas Democrats who fled the state. The discussion touches on broader issues like gerrymandering, the history of political parties, and misconceptions about racial politics. They wrap up by acknowledging the importance of genuine friendships where open and honest communication is valued

In this episode, Sandy and Kristy discuss a whirlwind of topics from their busy day at work to their personal experiences with social media. They delve into their friendship, recalling how starting a podcast together allowed them to bond deeply and support each other through various challenges. They also touch upon generational differences, their tastes in fashion, and some humorous stories involving strange food ingredients. The episode is peppered with candid moments, including their thoughts on TV shows, and various past experiences, and even spooky encounters in Sandy's home.Facebook - Lil Bit DeadSend us an email - [email protected] rate, review like & subscribe!!!Thank you for listening!!!

In this weeks episode, hosts Sandy and Kristy catch up with Emma, the girlfriend of Sandy's youngest son, reminiscing over their recent dinner outing and discussing summer plans that didn’t work out. They dive into their love for music, sharing memories of concerts and influential artists like Ozzy Osbourne, and touch on the importance of how diverse music is in shaping their perspectives. Sandy talks about her recent confrontation at work, feeling proud for stepping out of her comfort zone. The discussion also covers current events in NASCAR, with criticism towards Bubba Wallace, and celebrates Brittany Force's new drag race record. Finally, they mention future plans, including antique shopping and birthday celebrations for Kristy’s grandchildren.Send us an e=mail: [email protected] rate, review, like & subscribe!!!

In this casual conversation, Sandy and Kristy talk about various topics ranging from hair experiments, personal dreams, and their spouses' reactions to their style choices. Sandy discusses getting her hair done and Kristy shares a story about painting her nails in support of a friend. They humorously recount their experiences with their husbands' opinions on their personal style changes. The duo also dives into deeper and lighter topics such as their love for fall, the boutique business, and their opinions on weather manipulation. They also touch upon the Texas flood and its media coverage. Kristy has a dream about being heavier and discusses her journey with weight loss. Other amusing anecdotes include receiving good news from a doctor's check-up and plans for dream vacation destinations like Jamaica. The conversation covers TV shows, movies, and their authenticity, particularly with accents and character portrayals, and ends with plans for a dinner date and humorous ideas about having a slumber party.