“Meat Dresses, Moody Center Madness & Memories of 9/11”
- Author
- Sandy McIlree
- Published
- Fri 12 Sep 2025
- Episode Link
- https://www.spreaker.com/episode/meat-dresses-moody-center-madness-memories-of-9-11--67735983
"Is it possible to relax while watching Law & Order SVU? And why is Lady Gaga causing chaos in Austin high schools?"
In this lively and emotionally resonant episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into everything from pop culture obsessions to personal reflections on one of the most pivotal days in American history. Trisha shares a hilarious story about her daughter’s stealthy attempt to score Lady Gaga tickets—even while at school—and the team reflects on Gaga’s rise from meat dresses to undeniable musical talent. The conversation shifts to a powerful moment of remembrance as JB and Sandy recall being live on-air during the September 11 attacks, sharing how their voices became a source of comfort for thousands of Austinites. The episode also features a preview of their upcoming interview with Mackenzie Kelly, who’s leading the charge against Austin’s controversial new city logo.
Key Moments:
In this lively and emotionally resonant episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into everything from pop culture obsessions to personal reflections on one of the most pivotal days in American history. Trisha shares a hilarious story about her daughter’s stealthy attempt to score Lady Gaga tickets—even while at school—and the team reflects on Gaga’s rise from meat dresses to undeniable musical talent. The conversation shifts to a powerful moment of remembrance as JB and Sandy recall being live on-air during the September 11 attacks, sharing how their voices became a source of comfort for thousands of Austinites. The episode also features a preview of their upcoming interview with Mackenzie Kelly, who’s leading the charge against Austin’s controversial new city logo.
Key Moments:
- Trisha’s daughter FaceTimes from school to buy Gaga tickets 🎤
- JB’s blunt take: “KISS sucks. Great marketers, terrible music.”
- Reflections on being live during 9/11: “JB was the first to say it—‘This is an attack.’”
- Law & Order gets its own streaming channel—Trisha calls it “a learning tool for safety.”
- Pop culture and parenting
- Civic engagement and local activism
- Nostalgia and national memory
- Streaming trends and media consumption
