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Why has the show sounded a little different lately? Sandy stops to explain. His dad passed away on Sunday, so he is in Omaha with his mom while JB is in Austin, and the crew has been doing the show from different cities. Sandy talks about how good it feels to just goof around on the radio with JB and Tricia and still be where he is supposed to be, with his family. Being back home brings up a great childhood story: running through Omaha cornfields with his cousin Jim, and the day Jim set one of those cornfields on fire. That leads to growing up when scrap lumber meant a free bike ramp, a habit Sandy's wife still shakes her head at. He closes with a heartfelt shout out to nurse Lexi and the nurses who cared for his dad, plus the biggest bottle of Tito's he could find for her nurses' station. Subscribe, share this with a nurse you love, and leave us a review.
