Trevin & Sawyer In The Morning — 4/28/2026

First Half

📻 Morning X – First Half 📻

🎙️ HOSTS PRESENT

• Sawyer Stull – Solo hosting

• Trevin – On assignment (mentioned to return Thursday)

📰 MORNING X HEADLINES

• Lamb’s Candies closing – 140-year-old business shuttering Round Rock location (24th) and original Airport Boulevard location; sign going to Austin Sign Bar 🍭

• Kirby Lane/Austin ISD partnership – Culinary challenge between Austin High and Bowie High students; winners Zach Borgia, Josiah Peterson Bull, and Judah Scaletta from Austin High with soy glazed salmon dish now on Kirby Lane menu 🍽️

• Weather – Upper 80s, 80% humidity

🏈 MORNING X SPORTS

• Baseball: Yankees beat Rangers 4-2 at Globe Life Field

• NBA: Thunder swept Suns 4-0; Magic lead Pistons 3-1; Nuggets vs Timberwolves 3-2

• NHL: Utah Mammoth lost in OT (series tied 2-2); Penguins beat Flyers 3-2

• Local Sports: Longhorns vs Sam Houston at Dish Falk Field; Round Rock Express vs Oklahoma City Comets at Dell Diamond (Taco Tuesday); Texas Stars vs Chicago Wolves playoff series in Cedar Park

🎟️ TICKET GIVEAWAYS

• Muse tickets – For best school bus story on National School Bus Driver Day

• Young the Giant tickets – Mentioned but details not given

📞 PHONE CALLERS

• Brittany – Middle school bus story about shaking 2-liter sodas and seeing who could drink the most without throwing up

😂 DAILY BIT / BANTER

• “Outside pet father” bit – Sawyer adopted a frog and “little frogs” (grandfrogs) as natural bug zappers; comparison to bug zapper entertainment with “bush light apple” 🐸

• School bus nostalgia – “Mobile zoo” filled with “adolescent delinquents,” getting substitute drivers lost, tilting buses on two wheels

• Strip club drawing idea – Combining live nude drawing trend with white paper tablecloths and crayons at gentlemen’s clubs 🖍️

🎸 AUSTIN EVENTS

• Shangri-La trivia night with Matt Smith

• Cedar Park hockey – Texas Stars playoff games

👤 GUESTS

❌ No guests present

📝 SUMMARY

Sawyer Stull flies solo on the Morning X as Trevin is out on assignment until Thursday. The show opens with ticket giveaways for Muse and Young the Giant, plus music trivia about Sum 41’s “Fat Lip” and Derek Whibley’s initial hesitation about the rap elements. Headlines cover the closure of 140-year-old Lamb’s Candies and a successful culinary partnership between Kirby Lane and Austin ISD students.

Sports coverage includes the Yankees’ victory over the Rangers and extensive local sports promotion, particularly hyping the Texas Stars playoff series against Chicago Wolves in Cedar Park. Sawyer emphasizes the Stars’ 7-1 regular season record against the Wolves and encourages listeners to attend Tuesday and Thursday games at Cedar Park Center.

The show’s comedic centerpiece revolves around National School Bus Driver Day, with Sawyer sharing his “outside pet father” philosophy of adopting frogs as natural pest control while soliciting listener stories about school bus shenanigans. Brittany’s call about middle schoolers chugging shaken sodas sets the tone for the segment, with additional text stories about band students throwing instruments out windows. Sawyer blends nostalgia with humor, describing school buses as “mobile zoos” while celebrating the chaos of substitute drivers and adolescent creativity.

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Second Half

🎙️ Morning X – Second Half 🎙️

📰 HEADLINES (continued)

• Sawyer discussing movie theater prices – IMAX tickets for Dune 3 hitting $50 💰

• Hints at ways to see movies for free at chains that “don’t support unions” 🎬

• Jackass 5 trailer dropped – being promoted as “the best and the last” 🤡

• Lamb’s Candy shuttered Round Rock location after 141 years in business 🍭

• Yard Bar closing North Austin location after 11 years – popular dog-friendly spot 🐕

• Bizarre Sperm Racing World Cup coming to San Francisco with $100K prize and 10,000 applicants from 128 countries 🏃‍♂️

🏈 SPORTS (continued)

• Diana Rossini/Mike Vrabel affair story continues – found her Spotify playlist “Turning the Page” from Dec 2022 with user “Mike” following 📱

• Anthony Kiedis (63) dating Eileen Kelly (30) – she wrote Vogue essay about dating older men 💑

• Texas Tech paid $5 million to QB Brendan Soresby who immediately checked into gambling addiction treatment 🎰

• Sawyer rants about gambling advertising targeting young athletes ⚠️

🎟️ TICKET GIVEAWAYS (continued)

• Muse tickets – mentioned multiple times, connected to School Bus Day stories 🎵

• Young the Giant tickets – Sawyer promising to give out more tomorrow 🎸

• They Might Be Giants tickets – Boss has these for lunch show 🎭

• Blue October – station sending people to Mexico 🇲🇽

📞 PHONE CALLERS (continued)

• Brittany called in earlier (referenced for podcast) 📞

• Sawyer asking for favorite Jackass stunts at 512-835-1015 🤙

😂 DAILY BIT (continued)

❌ No specific comedy bits beyond general commentary

🍔 AUSTIN FOOD & RESTAURANTS

• Yard Bar closing impacts dog-friendly dining scene 🐕

• Food cravings hit hardest at 3:42 PM – people want pizza, burgers, fries, tacos, fried chicken 🍕

🎵 MUSIC DISCUSSION

• Minutemen – Jackass theme song mentioned 🎸

• Red Hot Chili Peppers – “Can’t Stop” on Vrabel/Rossini playlist 🌶️

• Various classic rock mentioned in the affair playlist 🎵

👤 GUESTS (continued)

❌ No guests in second half

👋 SHOW CLOSE & TOMORROW

• Trevin still on assignment, back Thursday 📅

• Sawyer returning tomorrow at 6 AM solo 🌅

• More Muse and Young the Giant tickets promised 🎫

• Boss/El Jefe show up next with They Might Be Giants tickets 🎭

• Email: [email protected] (Sawyer admits he’ll have correct address tomorrow) 📧

• Social: @SawyerStahl, @TrevinOnTheRadio, @101X 📱

📝 SUMMARY (3 paragraphs)

Sawyer continued flying solo with an eclectic mix of entertainment news and social commentary. The movie discussion around Jackass 5 and expensive IMAX tickets ($50 for Dune 3) led into more Austin business closures with Lamb’s Candy (141 years) and Yard Bar (11 years) shutting down. The bizarre Sperm Racing World Cup story showcased Sawyer’s ability to find the strangest headlines while maintaining his signature incredulous commentary style.

Sports coverage remained dominated by the Diana Rossini/Mike Vrabel affair saga, with new evidence from a suspicious Spotify playlist adding another layer to the story. Sawyer’s passionate rant about the Texas Tech quarterback’s $5 million deal and immediate gambling addiction treatment highlighted his concerns about targeting young athletes with gambling advertisements, showing his more serious side when discussing societal issues.

The show maintained its ticket giveaway momentum with Muse, Young the Giant, and They Might Be Giants promotions while Sawyer wrapped up another successful solo effort. His commentary on AI “agents” shopping for people and food cravings hitting at 3:42 PM demonstrated his knack for finding both technological and everyday absurdities to discuss, keeping the energy high as he prepared to return tomorrow morning with Trevin still on assignment.