Episode

A Lil Bit of Broken Bones & A Broken System

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Lil Bit Dead
Published
Jun 12, 2026
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2966
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Summary

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 episode. [email protected]