Sandy and Kristy, exhausted and “slap happy” from little sleep, vent about recent stress, hateful behavior, and greed that surfaces after someone dies, then mention Kristy's cardiologist report showing nothing urgently wrong and advice to limit caffeine. They complain about political ads and criticize Texas politician James Talarico, discussing his 13-day absence and shifting public positions, and say they plan to vote but dislike their options. They swap frustrations about Amazon, UPS/FedEx deliveries, including misdelivered packages and ruined flower shipments. Kristy shares updates on the “Horsch” case: evidence removed from the Chew Avenue house for lab testing, reexamined videos believed to show a real killing, and a missing woman presumed dead. They discuss a Netflix documentary “The Widower,” Krista Pike’s botched execution attempt and investigation, and a Fort Hood execution to be live-streamed, before ending with plans for an upcoming 100th episode and extensive fantasy romance book talk and recommendations.

Hosts Sandy and Kristy chat over beers about what they’re “not dead inside about,” including Kristy's kindergarten granddaughter Jade speaking conversationally for the first time at Hallsville Elementary’s Grandparents Day and attend Shreveport’s Jurassic Quest. Sandy's plans to babysit Clover over the weekend. They discuss child leashes, gynecologist-visit challenges with kids, and frustrations with drama and “stupid” behavior, with a brief Gen X aside. Kristy gives an update on the Horsch case: police are re-searching the Chew Avenue house using digital forensics, floorboards are being removed, Raymond Horsch is officially labeled a possible serial killer, and Eugene remains jailed with a delayed trial while questions persist about his involvement. They then debate Gypsy Rose Blanchard amid released prison calls and family turmoil, including Ken Urker’s death scene details and conflicting overdose vs heart-attack narratives. The episode ends with fantasy-book talk (Throne of Glass, ACOTAR, Fourth Wing) and a call for listener emails.

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Sandy and Kristy chat about being busy with work and family, then discuss why they feel “dead inside.” Kristy describes arguing with ChatGPT about true-crime research and reasonable doubt, using the Lindsay Clancy case to argue that allegations and multiple angles must be examined and that the case remains a “question mark.” They briefly mention another case involving Caleb” Flynn and hope the mistress is charged. Sandy’s lighter complaint is trying to finish Throne of Glass before new releases and avoiding spoilers; they then dive into Sarah J. Maas “Shadow Daddy” fandom, theories connecting ACOTAR/Throne of Glass/Crescent City (including Nesta as Asterin’s baby and Amren as Asteri), and the idea that early digital editions may have changed. Kristy updates the RC Horsch investigation, including a past attempted kidnapping conviction later overturned/expunged, renewed FBI searches, and public reports of seven missing women. They also discuss stepping back from politics, issues with Me Too and false accusations, parenting, autism advocacy, “triggering,” self-control, and end with subscription info and sign-off phrases.

Sandy and Kristy return to the home studio, chat about hauntings (including sightings of a grandmother and “Granddad” activity at a flower shop), recover from a girls trip injury, and discuss Kristy’s Firefly jewelry progress with a new “Violet Eclipse” color that sold out quickly. Their conversation shifts to body image, bra preferences, sizing inconsistencies, and practical fashion advice, plus East Texas heat, “false fall,” and memories of the 2021 snowpocalypse. Kristy gives an update on the Philadelphia Horsch case, describing a split investigation focusing on RC, over a million digital items, disturbing items found in a prior house, alleged crematorium access, and seven identified women with five believed deceased. They note Jason Landry’s remains were identified. They close with encouragement about reclaiming identity after caregiving or empty nest, inviting listener stories via email.

Sandy and Kristy return after an unplanned hiatus caused by new equipment issues, a lost recording, illness, and work chaos. Recording from a hotel in Gainesville, Texas during a birthday girls’ trip, they recap shopping and antiquing in nearby towns, praise local food including Main Street Pub, and describe Sandy twisting her ankle on a ramp, panicking, and visiting a small ER where she received a boot and learned it wasn’t broken. They give true-crime updates on the Eugene Horsch case, noting suspicions about his father RC Horsch, over 100 FBI agents, more than a million digital evidence items from 50+ devices, and a video implying RC strangled a woman; they also mention RC’s 2009 arrest where 17 women’s IDs were found. Sandy recounts knowing murder victim Ernie Ibarra (“Day”), discusses his ambitions, and Kristy shares that one perpetrator, Jonathan Sanford, was an acquaintance; they criticize the wife Samantha’s behavior and note all involved are imprisoned. They mention other cases, discuss widespread sickness and a conspiracy theory about an election year, and plan to resume regular episodes.

Hosts Kristy and Sandy open tired and caffeinated, sharing why they feel “dead inside.” Kristy describes a hotel app/website glitch that changed her nonrefundable booking to Thanksgiving dates, also scrambling her phone number; causing anxious frustration. Sandy’s issue is their new podcast mic setup sounding fine in recording/editing but playing back with Kristy barely audible, and they ask tech-savvy listeners to email advice. They discuss annoyance with misspellings and mispronunciations (including “boutique” and “ichor”), AI assistants, and trying to be less reactive. Kristy then recounts an ongoing Boston case involving jailed Eugene Horsch, his late father’s alleged extreme pornography ties, a searched house with a plumbed 55-gallon drum, hidden basement compartments, chemicals, and massive digital evidence (700,000 images and 60,000+ videos), with police linking missing women to the house while stressing speculation. They end by reading listener responses to a Facebook question about changing opinions with age (religion, grace, politics, parenting, autism, divorce, abortion) and share personal reflections.

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Sandy and Kristy record a morning episode, joking about needing coffee and quiet time, discussing fantasy books (ACOTAR/Throne of Glass), audiobooks/Kindle text-to-speech pronunciation issues, and tangents about hockey romances and products removing artificial dyes. They mention disturbing local news about an alleged bestiality arrest in Longview and debate how intoxication relates to behavior. They share personal updates: Sandy is exhausted after helping with a grandbaby teething, and a newborn grandbaby is recovering after hospital readmissions for jaundice/bilirubin and weight loss. Kristy describes a severe nosebleed and allergy issues from crape myrtle trees, plus TV talk (Castle, The Walking Dead, Yellowstone). The conversation shifts to true crime, focusing on Israel Keyes’ methods, suspected victims, and lack of proof for rumors he camped near Lake of the Pines. They also discuss controversies about customizable Coke cans, gender definitions and women’s sports, vaccines, and concerns about education and discipline, then close with their social media info.

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Sandy and Kristy discuss preferring to record their podcast in the morning, Kristy's effort to boost listener engagement by posting questions on their Facebook page (and TikTok) while promising anonymity, and nostalgic hopes that a returning MySpace will allow customizable pages without algorithms. Sandy shares that her new grandbaby was briefly rehospitalized for jaundice but is now home, while work at the flower shop is slow; Kristy feels overwhelmed and spread thin. They chat about TV (Below Deck, Castle, Eureka) and true-crime documentaries, criticizing internet sleuths who harass uninvolved people in the Brian Kohberger case, and calling “My Grandfather Charles Manson” trash. They also touch on Perez Hilton’s reported breakdown, class reunions, age-gap relationship judgment, childhood clique dynamics, parenting regrets and reconciliation, “white trash” family stories, plans for shopping/antiquing, and upgraded podcast equipment, ending with where to find and email them.

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