Woody’s Last Name Is Pride + World Cup 2026 | Trevin & Sawyer Morning X
Trevin & Sawyer In The Morning | Austin, TX | Thursday, June 18, 2026
🎙️ First Hour
Morning X – Trevin & Sawyer In The Morning
101X Austin | Thursday, June 18, 2026 | First Segment Analysis
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Topics & Stories Covered
- Toy Story 5 — Trevin plans to take his kid (“the ute”) to see it; projected $150 million opening weekend discussed; both hosts reminisced about seeing earlier installments in theaters
- Woody’s last name revealed — A BBC Radio interview with Tom Hanks and Tim Allen revealed Woody’s last name is “Pride,” leading to jokes about Jessie (Joan Cusack’s character) also being a Pride, implying a familial connection with Buzz
- Men’s College World Series — Set: UNC Tar Heels vs. Oklahoma Sooners; both hosts expressed mild disdain for OU, with a side joke about a new sales staffer who makes his dog wear OU gear
- U.S. Open golf — Being held at Shinnecock Hills; weather looking bad; Trevin picked Tommy Fleetwood as his favorite; Sawyer ribbed Trevin for being a poor golf ambassador
- Alcohol health study — Major study found no amount of alcohol improves health; Sawyer pushed back colorfully using his prior afternoon as Exhibit A
- Sawyer’s movie outing — Sawyer snuck three Mickey’s Wide Mouth malt liquors into Galaxy Theater in his oversized waistband to see Steven Spielberg’s *Disclosure Day* (an alien-themed film); got a buzz, smoked weed in the parking lot beforehand, and was largely unreachable to colleagues
- ACL Fest reference — Sawyer joked about people already burying contraband in Zilker Park ahead of ACL Fest
- New York Knicks championship parade — Ticker tape parade down Broadway; 63 arrests on championship night, 3 school buses destroyed, 10 cops injured; parade running from Battery Park to City Hall; Mayor Mondani presenting keys to the city; Jalen Brunson celebrated
- Father’s Day — This Sunday; hosts discussed a list of what dads say they want, including highlights like a sword (#9) and a pressure washer (#14), vs. the majority wanting “family time”
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Austin/Texas News
- ACL Fest — Passing reference to people burying items in Zilker Park ahead of the festival
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Sports Topics
- Men’s College World Series — UNC vs. Oklahoma Sooners final set; OU ribbing from both hosts
- U.S. Open Golf — At Shinnecock Hills; weather issues; Trevin’s pick is Tommy Fleetwood
- New York Knicks — Championship parade coverage; first title in 53 years; Jalen Brunson mentioned
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Funny Bits & Memorable Exchanges
- Woody Pride joke — After revealing Woody’s last name is “Pride,” Trevin quipped: *”For a man of Tom Hanks and Tim Allen’s age, every Woody comes with a sense of pride”* — followed by Sawyer’s disgusted *”Gross.”* The added wrinkle that Jessie shares the last name Pride, potentially making her Woody’s relative, prompted Trevin to observe that *”Tim Allen’s taking down Tom’s relative,”* which Sawyer called “awful”
- Shinnecock Hills — Sawyer’s repeated “Can we say that?” gag about the course name, and Trevin’s deadpan *”In the hills of Shinnecock”* response
- Mickey’s smuggling operation — Sawyer’s detailed explanation of lining his oversized jeans waistband with Mickey’s Wide Mouth bottles to sneak them into the theater was a highlight, including the warning about glass getting “a little slick” and the *”clink clink clink”* hazard
- Father’s Day list — Trevin dismissed the sentimental answers (“I want to spend time with my family”) while Sawyer half-defended them; both agreed the sword request was the standout
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Summary
The show opened with a lighthearted conversation about Toy Story 5, with Trevin planning a trip with his kid and both hosts trading memories of the earlier films. The big comedic twist came from a BBC interview clip where Tom Hanks and Tim Allen learned on air that Woody’s last name is “Pride” — and that Jessie shares it — prompting Trevin to fire off an age-joke about the name and Sawyer to declare the whole franchise was getting too deep into lore it doesn’t need.
Sports coverage was brisk: the College World Series final is set (UNC vs. Oklahoma, to no one’s enthusiasm), and the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills is apparently weathering actual weather, with Trevin’s pick of Tommy Fleetwood met with Sawyer’s skepticism. The New York Knicks championship parade dominated the headlines segment, with Trevin running through the chaotic championship-night arrest numbers and parade logistics, while both hosts acknowledged what it means for dads everywhere — Jalen Brunson included.
The segment’s most memorable moment was Sawyer’s unapologetic account of sneaking three Mickey’s Wide Mouth malt liquors into a 3:30 PM screening of Spielberg’s *Disclosure Day* via his oversized waistband, preceded by a parking lot smoke session — all of which explained why he was completely unreachable to colleagues the previous afternoon. The alcohol health study story served as a perfect straight-man setup for the confession, and Sawyer doubled down by insisting the buzz genuinely improved his enjoyment of the film and even made him emotional about the treatment of aliens.
⏰ Second Hour
Morning X Analysis — Middle Segment (approx. 00:10:58–00:21:40)
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Topics Covered
- Father’s Day wishes and dad humor banter
- World Cup 2026 sports coverage (Messi, Ronaldo, Portugal, England/Croatia)
- NBA free agency news (Trae Young)
- Obama Presidential Museum opening in Chicago
- Listener trivia contest for concert tickets
- Austin/Texas weekend event listings
- Pop culture tangents (Mark Antony/J-Lo, Roman history)
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Austin & Texas News
- Portugal vs. Democratic Republic of the Congo World Cup match played in Houston [00:14:07]
- Obama Presidential Museum opening referenced in context of national news [00:17:16]
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- ## Sports Takes
- World Cup — Messi vs. Ronaldo GOAT debate [00:13:29–00:14:06]: Sawyer reports Messi scored 3 goals in his first match, tying the all-time World Cup goals record; Ronaldo described as a “liability” after Portugal tied the DRC in Houston
- World Cup — England vs. Croatia [00:21:14–00:21:40]: England won with 3 goals; Harry Kane scored one goal and one “questionable gimme”; Luka Modric singled out as aging but present; Croatia listed in Group L
- NBA — Trae Young [00:14:25–00:14:40]: Former Oklahoma lottery pick, recently traded to the Washington Wizards, declining his team option; set to become a free agent Monday
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Austin Music, Venues & Events
- Tonight at the Mohawk (Red River): Tim Kasher (frontman of Cursive), with Old Canes and Deer Vibes opening; doors at 7 p.m. [00:19:10–00:19:47]
- Friday at the Moody Center: ASAP Rocky [00:20:09]
- Friday at Germania Insurance Amphitheater: Kali Uchis [00:20:23]
- Friday at the Moody Amphitheater: Khalid [00:20:28]
- Friday at Radio East: Broncho (from Oklahoma); noted as a Pune Ghana-presented show [00:20:38–00:21:06]
- September 23 at Moody Amphitheater: Rise Against and Alkaline Trio [00:14:44] *(upcoming/promoted)*
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Guests or Interviews
- Listener Melissa called in for a punk rock trivia contest [00:14:54–00:17:10]; correctly answered 2 out of 3 questions to win Rise Against/Alkaline Trio tickets
- Q1: Which Ramones song opens with “Hey ho, let’s go”? — Correct: Blitzkrieg Bop ✅
- Q2: Finish the Sex Pistols lyric “She ain’t no ___”: — Correct: Human Being ❌ (Melissa got this wrong)
- Q3: What does CBGB stand for? — Correct: Country Bluegrass and Blues ✅
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Funny Bits & Memorable Host Moments
- Trevin’s Father’s Day wish list bit: all he wants is “a shred of goddamn respect, peace and quiet, and to be listened to the first time” [00:10:58–00:11:16]; also mentions needing replacement Birkenstocks after the puppy chewed his, and replacement AirPods [00:11:40–00:13:15]
- Sawyer jokes that Trevin’s second trivia question is “Why is Trevin’s handwriting so poor?” [00:15:50]
- Cursive band name confusion — Sawyer thinks Trevin is talking about cursive handwriting [00:19:21–00:19:34]; leads to riff on things teachers said you’d need that you never used (cursive, algebra)
- Mark Antony tangent: Sawyer says “Mark Anthony shouldn’t have left J-Lo,” prompting Trevin to pivot to a Roman history burn about Mark Antony botching the post-Caesar empire due to Cleopatra [00:18:36–00:18:52]
- Sawyer admits he “midweeked” the weekend by drinking beers and seeing a show on a Wednesday [00:19:01–00:19:09]
- Broncho joke: Sawyer says Oklahoma bands “should only be allowed to perform between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.” [00:20:50–00:20:54]
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Pop Culture & National Topics
- Obama Presidential Museum opening in Chicago [00:17:16–00:18:42]: Celebrity attendees include Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Vedder, Bono, former Presidents Biden, Bush, and Clinton; also Common, John Legend, The Roots, and Marc Anthony; GA tickets sold out through October; opens to the public Friday
- Hosts note that former President Trump was not mentioned as attending or invited
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Summary
This segment opens with a lighthearted Father’s Day riff, with Trevin rattling off his real Father’s Day wish list — respect, quiet, being heard the first time, replacement Birkenstocks (courtesy of a puppy), and a baseball game in Houston with extended family. The bit lands well, with Sawyer playing the supportive foil and the two trading dad-life observations about ties nobody wants and mugs nobody needs. It’s a warm, relatable segment that eases listeners into the meatier content to come.
The sports block delivers some genuine World Cup heat, with Sawyer framing the Messi-vs.-Ronaldo GOAT debate as essentially settled after their respective opening matches — Messi with a hat trick and a record tie, Ronaldo struggling as Portugal managed only a draw against the DRC in Houston. The England-Croatia recap adds more World Cup texture, with Harry Kane and an aging Luka Modric both getting callouts. A quick NBA note on Trae Young heading to free agency rounds out the sports coverage before the show pivots to a fun listener trivia contest, sending Melissa to the Rise Against/Alkaline Trio show at the Moody Amphitheater with a solid 2-out-of-3 punk rock knowledge performance.
The back half of the segment covers the Obama Presidential Museum opening in Chicago — a star-studded affair with Springsteen, Bono, Stevie Wonder, and three former presidents — before Trevin runs through the Austin weekend event calendar. Highlights include ASAP Rocky at the Moody Center, Kali Uchis at Germania, Khalid at the Moody Amph, and Tim Kasher of Cursive tonight at the Mohawk. The Cursive name confusion leads to one of the funnier exchanges of the segment, and a detour through Marc Anthony’s romantic and Roman Empire failures keeps the energy loose and comedic heading into the next block.
🏁 Final Hour
Final Segment Analysis — “Trevin & Sawyer In The Morning” (The Morning X)
101X Austin | Thursday, June 18, 2026
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Topics Covered
- World Cup 2026 match results — England victory highlighted, with goals from Jude Bellingham and Marcus Rashford (85th minute); Trevin and Sawyer riff on “Jude Bellingham” being an extremely British name
- World Cup schedule for the day — Four games listed: Czechia vs. South Africa (9am), Switzerland vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina (noon), Canada vs. Qatar (3pm), Mexico vs. South Korea (6pm, flagged as the must-watch)
- Divorce rates by profession — Segment on jobs with highest divorce rates; massage therapists, ambulance drivers, bus drivers discussed; radio DJs not even listed as a recognized profession
- P. Terry’s Capitol Plaza closure — Austin local news: the I-35 expansion is forcing the closure of the P. Terry’s flagship location at Capitol Plaza, the one built to be visible from the highway
- Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Sphere (Las Vegas, 2027) — Announced for the Sphere’s immersive environment; hosts skeptical, debate what movies would actually work there (Star Wars, Jaws, Independence Day, 2001: A Space Odyssey); Sawyer pitches showing the exterior screen to passing drivers
- Taco Friday teaser — Hosts debate whose turn it is to bring tacos; Sawyer offers to buy for producer Laird too
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Closing News & Sports Updates
- World Cup recap — England 2, opponent unnamed in clip, with goals from Bellingham and Rashford
- Day’s World Cup slate — Mexico vs. South Korea at 6pm flagged as the must-watch game of the day
- P. Terry’s Capitol Plaza — Confirmed closing due to I-35 expansion project
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Final Austin Event / Weekend Recommendations
- Tomorrow (Friday): Last chance to win tickets to Rise Against / Young the Giant
- John Laird from Homegrown stops by the studio Friday
- Trevin teases a look at things to do Friday and Saturday, plus new music releases
- Hosts mention a new social media post dropping on their Instagram that day
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Funny Closing Moments & Memorable Quotes
- On Jude Bellingham’s name: *”Is Jude Bellingham the most British name of all time?” / “He’s quite British, mummy.”*
- On massage therapists’ divorce rate: *”That’s infidelity. That’s what that is.” / “Hey, how did we pay for the second house? I’ll tell you — these hands. These happy hands. Just rubbing. Paid for it.”*
- On radio DJs not making the divorce rate list: *”They don’t even consider us an actual profession. That’s why, Sawyer.”*
- On Sawyer’s afternoon plans in Austin heat: *”I’m gonna let the summer know it’s a bitch.”*
- Trevin’s “concerned” reaction to Sawyer potentially dying of heatstroke: *”I would not like that… I just don’t want to do this by myself.”*
- On the heat index of 114°F: *”That’s fake. That’s big weather.”*
- On the mic misbehaving: *”It’s got a woody pride from the beginning of the show.”*
- Canada vs. Qatar joke: *”The winner in that one gets a brand new jet.”*
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How the Show Wrapped Up
Trevin ran through the next-day preview — John Laird from Homegrown, Rise Against/Young the Giant ticket giveaway, weekend event coverage, and new music. The two traded social media handles and the 101X handle, reminded listeners about the podcast at 101x.com, and signed off casually with Sawyer saying *”Peace.”* The tone was loose and warm, classic end-of-show banter.
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3-Paragraph Summary
The final stretch of Thursday’s Morning X opened with World Cup energy, as Trevin and Sawyer recapped England’s win — highlighted by a Jude Bellingham goal and a late Marcus Rashford strike — before previewing the day’s four Group Stage matchups, with Mexico vs. South Korea at 6pm getting the “must-watch” designation. The hosts then pivoted to a fun tangential segment on professions with the highest divorce rates, riffing on why massage therapists rank so high (“infidelity — that’s what that is”), why radio DJs didn’t even make the list (not considered a real profession), and the odd scheduling realities of morning radio that could strain any relationship.
The headlines segment brought two notable stories: the confirmed closure of P. Terry’s flagship Capitol Plaza location due to the I-35 expansion — which prompted both nostalgia for the iconic highway-visible location and cynical jokes about whether adding lanes ever actually fixes traffic — and the announcement that Rocky Horror Picture Show will screen at the Las Vegas Sphere in 2027. That news launched an extended, genuinely entertaining debate about what movies would actually be worth seeing at the Sphere (consensus favorites: Star Wars, Jaws, Independence Day, and Tool or Metallica in concert), with Sawyer pitching a toll-based drive-by viewing system for the exterior screen.
The show closed out on a relaxed, Friday-eve vibe. Sawyer announced his post-show plans to work out, walk, and mow his lawn in what the heat index was reporting as 114°F Austin heat (“big weather — fake”), while Trevin’s concern was entirely self-motivated (“I just don’t want to do this by myself”). After a quick Taco Friday debate — Sawyer magnanimously offering to buy tacos for producer Laird too — Trevin previewed Friday’s show (John Laird from Homegrown, Rise Against/Young the Giant ticket giveaway, weekend picks), the hosts plugged their socials and podcast, teased a new Instagram drop, and signed off with a simple, easy *”Peace.”*
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Analysis generated from archived transcripts. Hosts: Trevin Smith and Sawyer Stull. Morning X — 101X Austin, TX.
