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Trevin & Sawyer In The Morning — 2026-05-01

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Trevin & Sawyer In The Morning | Austin, TX | Friday, May 1, 2026

🎙️ First Hour

Here is the analysis of this portion of the transcript:

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Topics Covered

  • Upcoming guest Mike Weeby [00:00:50–00:01:35]: Trevin teases a 9 a.m. interview with Mike Weeby of Austin bands Dracula’s and Riverboat Gamblers, calling in to promote their new album *Midnight City*, released that day.
  • Cigarettes and vaping [00:02:01–00:03:14]: Banter about cigarettes making a cultural comeback, vapers vs. smokers, and Trevin’s experience smelling cigarette smoke at the Texas Stars game.
  • Diner chain debate [00:03:15–00:04:10]: Riff on Denny’s, IHOP, and Waffle House, including an impromptu “F, Marry, Kill” with the three chains.
  • Central Texas flood watch [00:04:16–00:04:35]: Active flood watch through the evening, with both hosts describing rough commutes.
  • ACL Fest 2026 lineup announcement [00:04:50–00:05:08]: Lineup drops May 5th, with tickets going on sale the same day; hosts hint listeners should tune in at 9 a.m.
  • Camp Mystic closure [00:05:09–00:06:01]: The Texas summer camp where 28 children died the previous summer announced it will not reopen and withdrew its 2026 license application.
  • Iran and the Strait of Hormuz [00:06:02–00:06:24]: Ayatollah Khamenei announced plans for new legal frameworks over the Strait of Hormuz and stated Iran would retain its nuclear capabilities.
  • Pizza Hut heart-shaped pizzas for Mother’s Day [00:06:44–00:09:23]: Sawyer argues Pizza Hut is being lazy by recycling its Valentine’s Day heart-shaped pizza promotion for Mother’s Day, sparking a debate about pizza value and geometry.
  • Texas sports roundup [00:09:26–00:11:04]: UT women’s softball loss, Round Rock Express loss, Houston Astros doubleheader split, Dallas Stars eliminated from the NHL playoffs, and Texas Stars AHL playoff recap with Trevin attending the game in Cedar Park.
  • Friday night Austin events [00:11:05–00:13:17]: Rundown of shows and concerts happening around Austin that evening.
  • Comedy benefit show at the Velveeta Room [00:12:56–00:13:17]: Sawyer mentions performing at a benefit show for comedian Danny Goodwin’s sister’s cancer recovery.
  • Iran/Hormuz (second mention) [00:13:21–00:14:14]: Headlines revisited; Sawyer expresses disinterest in Middle East geopolitics, Trevin connects it to gas prices and tax dollars.
  • Ice Age fossil discovery in Central Texas [00:14:32–00:15:32]: A UT paleontologist discovered ice age animal fossils while snorkeling in Bender’s Cave in Central Texas.
  • Camp Mystic (second mention) [00:15:32–00:16:03]: Brief revisit confirming 28 deaths and the decision not to reissue the license.
  • The Onion acquires InfoWars / Alex Jones [00:16:23–00:17:36]: The Onion has acquired InfoWars with the intent of donating proceeds to Sandy Hook families owed $1.5 billion by Alex Jones; Jones is fighting the takeover in court, and InfoWars shut down the previous day.

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Main News Headlines Discussed

  • Central Texas flood watch in effect through the evening [00:04:16]
  • Camp Mystic announced it will not reopen, withdrawing its 2026 camp license application following the deaths of 28 children the previous summer [00:05:09]
  • Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei announced new legal frameworks for the Strait of Hormuz and reaffirmed Iran’s nuclear capabilities [00:06:02]
  • UT Austin paleontologist discovered ice age animal fossils while snorkeling in Bender’s Cave in Central Texas [00:14:32]
  • The Onion acquired InfoWars with plans to direct proceeds to Sandy Hook families; Alex Jones is contesting the takeover in court, and InfoWars went dark the previous day [00:16:23]

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Austin/Texas Sports

  • UT Women’s Softball [00:09:26]: No. 5-ranked Texas lost their opener to No. 7 Arkansas, 2–0; two more games remain this weekend before the SEC tournament.
  • Round Rock Express [00:09:42]: Lost the previous night, 2–3.
  • Houston Astros [00:09:52]: Split a doubleheader with the Baltimore Orioles in Baltimore.
  • Dallas Stars [00:09:56]: Eliminated from the NHL playoffs, losing to the Minnesota Wild in six games.
  • Texas Stars (AHL) [00:10:09]: Lost in overtime the previous night in Cedar Park, keeping Trevin there until 10:30 p.m.; still alive in the Calder Cup playoffs and heading to Chicago to face the Wolves on Saturday and Sunday, with a possible Tuesday game.

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Austin Events, Concerts, and Local Happenings

  • Courtney Barnett and Truman Sinclair at Radio East on the East Side [00:11:30]
  • Kid Cudi (Rebel Rangers tour) at Germania Insurance Amphitheater; M.I.A. and Big Boi also on the bill [00:11:36]
  • Glad I’m Back at the Mohawk on Red River [00:11:47]
  • The Chameleons at the Mohawk [00:11:49]
  • The Paper Kites at Stubb’s Indoors [00:11:53]
  • The Maine (with Nightly and Grayscale) at Stubb’s Indoors / ACL Live on the west side [00:11:56]
  • Joe Russo’s Almost Dead at ACL Live, 8 p.m. [00:12:11]
  • Pierce the Veil “Collide with the Sky” Drag Show at Elysium [00:12:15]
  • Los Lobos and Greyhounds at the Paramount/State Theater [00:12:28]
  • All Shall Perish, Bleeding Through, Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza at Come and Take It Live [00:12:35]
  • Kingdom mentioned for dancing [00:12:45]
  • Danny Goodwin benefit comedy show at the Velveeta Room, raising money for his sister’s cancer recovery; Sawyer is performing [00:12:56]
  • ACL Fest 2026 lineup announced for May 5th, with tickets going on sale the same day [00:04:50]

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Funny Moments, Bits, and Memorable Exchanges

  • George Strait of Hormuz [00:06:29]: After the Iran/Strait of Hormuz headline, Trevin quipped, “We ought to send George there to do a concert and just really open it up — George Strait of Hormuz,” followed by “All my exes live in Iran.” Genuine laugh-out-loud bit.
  • Fridge cigarette reveal [00:01:54]: Sawyer cracks open what sounds like a beer at 6 a.m.; Trevin clarifies it’s a “fridge cig” — a cold can popped for the sound effect — while the two debate actually smoking in the studio.
  • Heart-shaped pizza geometry debate [00:07:46]: Trevin goes on a surprisingly elaborate tangent comparing pizza diameter to baseball field outfield dimensions to argue that heart-shaped pizzas give you less pizza. Sawyer and a third voice in the studio push back enthusiastically.
  • F, Marry, Kill: Denny’s, IHOP, Waffle House [00:03:47]: Sawyer declares he would “do all three in a Waffle House and it would be on the news,” with Trevin adding he doesn’t even consider the other two.
  • Denny’s smoking section advocacy [00:03:22]: Trevin makes a passionate case for bringing back a smoking section specifically at “the chrome Denny’s off of 15th,” which is a very specific and funny detail.
  • Sawyer says “braly” [00:11:11]: Trevin calls him out for accidentally using the British slang term for umbrella, leaving Sawyer visibly embarrassed — “You let that slip, dude.”
  • Alex Jones cheeseburger joke [00:16:55]: While discussing Alex Jones owing $1.5 billion to Sandy Hook families, Trevin deadpans, “But if you look at the guy, clearly he’s spending $1.5 billion on cheeseburgers.”
  • Sawyer stealing the benefit show money [00:13:06]: After mentioning performing at Danny Goodwin’s charity show, Sawyer jokes, “I’m going to steal all the money… then I’m going to deliver it to her personally.”

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Guests or Phone Callers

  • Mike Weeby (of Dracula’s and Riverboat Gamblers) is teased as a 9 a.m. call-in guest to promote the new Dracula’s album *Midnight City*, but has not yet appeared in this portion of the transcript [00:00:56].

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Ticket Giveaways or Contests

  • A hint is dropped that listeners should tune in at 9 a.m. on May 5th when the ACL Fest 2026 lineup is announced and tickets go on sale — strongly implying a giveaway, though none is explicitly confirmed in this portion [00:05:00].

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3-Paragraph Summary

The May 1st edition of *Trevin & Sawyer in the Morning* opened with an energetic Friday vibe as the hosts teased an upcoming 9 a.m. call-in from Austin music legend Mike Weeby of Dracula’s and Riverboat Gamblers, who would be promoting the band’s new album *Midnight City*. Early banter touched on the apparent comeback of cigarette culture, with Trevin recounting a sensory flashback to cigarette smoke while attending the Texas Stars game the previous night in Cedar Park. The conversation bounced from a spirited debate about smoking sections in diners to an impromptu F/Marry/Kill ranking of Denny’s, IHOP, and Waffle House, firmly establishing the show’s loose, anything-goes Friday morning tone before settling into the news headlines.

The headlines segment covered a range of local and national stories: a flood watch remained in effect through the evening for Central Texas, and both hosts described chaotic commutes involving standing water and hail. Camp Mystic’s announcement that it would not reopen — framed as a license withdrawal but acknowledged by both hosts as a practical certainty given the 28 deaths the prior summer — drew pointed commentary. Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei’s statements about the Strait of Hormuz prompted Trevin’s instant classic “George Strait of Hormuz” joke and a follow-up “All My Exes Live in Iran,” while Sawyer made clear he had zero interest in foreign policy. A UT Austin paleontologist’s ice age fossil discovery in Bender’s Cave got a warmer reception, with Trevin enthusiastically endorsing the idea of bringing back woolly mammoths. The InfoWars/Onion acquisition story rounded out the news block, with Trevin offering a dry take on Alex Jones’s legal roadblocking and his newfound religiosity.

The sports block was headlined by Trevin’s firsthand account of suffering through a Texas Stars overtime loss in Cedar Park the night before, delivered with the weary affection of a true fan. The Dallas Stars’ elimination by Minnesota was dismissed with a shrug, the UT women’s softball team’s loss to Arkansas was noted, and the Round Rock Express also came up short. The show then pivoted to a robust rundown of Friday night Austin events, including Kid Cudi at Germania, Courtney Barnett on the East Side, Los Lobos at the Paramount, and a Pierce the Veil drag show at Elysium, among many others. Sawyer also made sure to plug a comedy benefit show at the Velveeta Room for Danny Goodwin’s sister’s cancer recovery — a cause he is personally involved in — before joking that he planned to steal all the proceeds and deliver them himself.

⏰ Second Hour

Here is the analysis of this portion of the transcript:

Topics Covered

  • Alex Jones / The Onion legal situation
  • Texas hemp/cannabis legislation
  • UT sports (softball and baseball)
  • Minor league baseball life
  • The Savannah Bananas
  • Weather and Austin flooding
  • Introduction of UT intern guests (Priya and Abby)
  • Social media strategy and the show’s locked Instagram account
  • ACL Festival 2026 lineup announcement
  • Kentucky Derby horse vs. ska band quiz segment

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Austin or Texas News Stories

  • [00:17:14] The Texas Third Court of Criminal Appeals sided with Alex Jones, discussed in the context of The Onion’s acquisition of Infowars
  • [00:17:23] A brief mention of Texas hemp/cannabis legislation, with Trevin suggesting a tradeoff — losing the Jones ruling might be worth it if hemp legislation advances
  • [00:21:01] Intern Abby delivers a brief Austin weather report: flooding, a level 1 of 5 severe weather risk from the Storm Prediction Center, and a 2 of 4 flood threat rating; listeners advised to be careful on roads

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Sports Topics

  • [00:19:01] UT Women’s Softball ranked #5 in the nation but lost 2-0 to #7 Arkansas Razorbacks; Trevin notes they have two more games before the SEC tournament
  • [00:19:25] UT Men’s Baseball set to play Mississippi State, possibly Friday (weather permitting), definitely Saturday and Sunday
  • [00:19:32] Round Rock Express (Ramrock Express) got a game in Thursday but likely won’t play Friday; Trevin predicts a doubleheader
  • [00:19:39] “Jurassic ballpark day” at the Express game mentioned — a themed kids’ event potentially rained out
  • [00:19:45] Debate about whether baseball should be played in the rain; Trevin jokes about aluminum bats being lightning conductors in college ball; Aaron Judge mentioned as the tallest MLB player and therefore most at risk from lightning
  • [00:20:31] Discussion of the Savannah Bananas and whether gimmicky baseball is good or bad for the sport
  • [00:20:42] Sawyer recommends the Instagram account “Minor League Grinders,” which documents the struggles of minor league players — cramped motel rooms, $10 per diems, rough conditions
  • [00:31:36] Kentucky Derby preview: Trevin runs a game with the interns — “Horse or Ska Band?” — naming either a 2026 Kentucky Derby entrant or a 90s ska band
  • “Further Ado” — correctly identified as a horse
  • “Goldfinger” — correctly identified as a ska band; Trevin notes their song “Superman” from the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 soundtrack
  • “Fishbone” — interns guess horse; it is actually a band; segment ends with Trevin asking for help identifying a Fishbone hit

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Austin Music, Venue, or Event Mentions

  • [00:26:48] ACL Festival 2026: lineup drops Tuesday, May 5th at 9 a.m., tickets go on sale at noon the same day
  • [00:27:01] Intern Priya speculates the lineup may mirror Lollapalooza since they share a promoter; mentions Charli XCX and Tate McRae as possibilities
  • [00:27:11] Trevin calls Charli XCX his “pop girl” pick for ACL; references Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan as past ACL headliner equivalents
  • [00:27:22] Sawyer jokes about a “brat Austin fall,” referencing Charli XCX’s “brat” era; debate about whether the brat era is over now that a movie has been made about it
  • [00:28:00] Intern Priya mentions being a Drake fan and wanting to see Taze at ACL
  • [00:23:21] South by Southwest referenced as an event for which the interns created digital content for 101X

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Food or Restaurant Discussions

  • [00:23:55] Mention of “Brenda” bringing egg burgers to the station occasionally
  • [00:24:00] HEB sour cream donut holes discussed — interns love them as informal intern “payment”; Trevin is baffled by the concept and jokes that HEB should just call them donut holes

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Guests or Interviews

  • [00:22:03] UT interns Priya and Abby join the show; they are digital/social media interns for 101X who created content during South by Southwest
  • Priya: described as the “real intern” (and jokingly “real tall intern”); a Drake and Taze fan; mentioned an eventful rainy morning Uber ride up I-35 with a PhD student driver
  • Abby: described as the “goth intern”; wears all black and Cure merch; noted for preferring the intern room kept dark with only a lava lamp
  • Both interns deliver a brief news segment covering Austin weather and ACL Festival news
  • Both participate in the Kentucky Derby “Horse or Ska Band?” quiz

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Funny Bits, Debates, or Memorable Moments

  • [00:19:10] Trevin attempts a “why is 6 afraid of 7?” joke applied to UT softball’s loss to the #7 Razorbacks; immediately acknowledges it doesn’t work
  • [00:19:45] Extended riff on whether baseball should be played in the rain; Trevin argues against it for college players due to aluminum bats being lightning conductors, then jokes that Aaron Judge is the only MLB player truly at risk
  • [00:22:59] Trevin jokes that the intern room (a converted storage closet with no windows) is haunted; mentions finding a lizard skeleton in the window; Abby says they put up flyers to “cancel out the evilness”
  • [00:25:28] Trevin jokes that his hair is sewn into the back of his hat and he’s actually bald underneath
  • [00:29:44] Running joke about a colleague named Emily who is always at the office but perpetually locked in a battle with Meta’s AI bots trying to recover the show’s Instagram account; Sawyer jokes about having a bus sound effect for “throwing her under the bus”
  • [00:30:10] Intern Priya calls Mark Zuckerberg “Mark Kuckerberg”
  • [00:31:53] Trevin describes mint juleps as “German juleps” — possibly a slip or a joke that lands flat
  • [00:32:05] The “Horse or Ska Band?” Kentucky Derby quiz is a standout comedic bit, with the interns gamely playing along

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Pop Culture, National News, or Non-Austin Topics

  • [00:17:39] The Onion’s acquisition of Infowars discussed; Tim Heidecker mentioned for doing an Alex Jones impression; hosts are skeptical the situation will hold, predicting Jones will find another platform
  • [00:32:41] Goldfinger’s song “Superman” from the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 soundtrack referenced
  • [00:27:22] Charli XCX’s “brat” era and associated cultural moment discussed; debate about whether the era is officially over

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Summary

This portion of the show opens with a brief discussion of the Alex Jones / Onion / Infowars situation, touching on a Texas court ruling in Jones’s favor before pivoting to a wry aside about Texas hemp legislation. The sports segment covers a busy local slate: UT Women’s Softball’s loss to Arkansas, UT Men’s Baseball’s upcoming series against Mississippi State, and a weather-threatened Round Rock Express game with a Jurassic-themed kids’ day on the line. A lively tangent about playing baseball in the rain — complete with lightning rod jokes about aluminum bats and Aaron Judge — leads into a warm discussion of minor league baseball hardship, with Sawyer recommending the Instagram account “Minor League Grinders.”

The show then welcomes UT digital interns Priya and Abby, who quickly become engaging participants rather than passive guests. Their banter with Trevin and Sawyer covers everything from their lava-lamp-lit converted storage closet office to the station’s ongoing Instagram lockout battle with Meta’s AI bots. The interns take a turn at the mic to deliver a short news segment, reporting on Austin’s flooding and severe weather risk and previewing the ACL 2026 lineup announcement set for May 5th, which sparks speculation about Charli XCX headlining and a quick debate about whether the “brat” cultural era has run its course.

The segment closes with a Kentucky Derby preview built around Trevin’s “Horse or Ska Band?” quiz, in which the interns must decide whether names like “Further Ado,” “Goldfinger,” and “Fishbone” belong to 2026 Derby entrants or 90s ska acts. The bit is a highlight of the segment, blending Trevin’s dry encyclopedic knowledge with the interns’ enthusiastic guessing and a tangent about the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 soundtrack. The segment ends mid-quiz with Trevin stumped on a Fishbone hit and turning to Sawyer for help.

🏁 Final Hour

Analysis: Final Portion of “Trevin & Sawyer In The Morning” — May 1, 2026

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Topics Covered

  • Kentucky Derby horse name game (band or horse?) featuring entries like Wonder Dean, Litmus Test, and Operation Ivy, with Litmus Test revealed to be a 34-to-1 longshot
  • Interview with Austin rock legend Mike Wiebe of Dracula’s and the Riverboat Gamblers, covering the new Dracula’s album *Midnight City*, its creative process, and touring plans
  • Trevin’s car being rummaged through overnight, with no items taken
  • Both hosts sharing car break-in stories from Austin
  • Intern send-off and reflections on the intern visit
  • Weekend plans for both hosts
  • Brief discussion about NBC broadcast personalities (Mike Tirico, Kaylee Hartung, Florence and the Machine misidentification)

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Guests

  • Mike Wiebe (Austin musician, Dracula’s / Riverboat Gamblers) — in-studio guest [00:35:06–00:44:02]
  • Discussed the new Dracula’s album *Midnight City* (released May 1, 2026)
  • Described the album’s concept: songs set in a fictionalized late-1970s New York City inspired by *The Warriors*, blending punk rock with new wave and early digital sounds
  • Confirmed the song “Sex” is a direct riff on David Bowie’s “Fame” — his words: *”It is a direct ripoff”* [00:39:45–00:40:01]
  • Broke news that the Riverboat Gamblers plan to record a new album this summer [00:36:19–00:36:23]
  • Discussed his struggles with severe OCD and depression, advocating for therapy, the Sims Foundation (for Austin musicians), and open communication with a support system [00:40:38–00:41:40]
  • Noted touring plans for mid-to-late summer, with a possible local Austin show in May depending on co-writer Zach Blair’s (Rise Against) availability
  • Directed fans to Bandcamp (especially on Fridays when fees are reduced) and Instagram to find the band
  • Interns — present in-studio throughout the segment, participating in the Kentucky Derby name game and interacting with the hosts [00:33:06 onward]

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Funny Closing Moments / Memorable Quotes

  • On the Litmus Test Kentucky Derby horse name [00:34:08–00:34:11]: Sawyer joked, *”Goth interns going to be like, I’m starting a band called Litmus Test as soon as I get out of here.”*
  • Mike Wiebe on the “Sex” / David Bowie comparison [00:39:45–00:40:01]: *”That’s because it’s a direct ripoff… It is a direct ripoff.”*
  • Trevin on his car being rummaged with nothing taken [00:44:40–00:45:00]: *”What is the bigger disappointment — having your car gone through and you’re missing something, or when you come back and someone’s gone through your car and doesn’t even think the five free wings from Plucker’s Cards are worth it?”*
  • Sawyer on the creepiness of nothing being stolen [00:45:02–00:45:05]: *”At this point it feels like a raccoon went through it and was looking for food.”*
  • Trevin’s story about a thief stealing his limited edition 2004 World Series Astros Killer Bees souvenir cup, only for him to later find it in the bushes — and discover the cup was worth more than the change left behind [00:45:41–00:46:04]
  • Sawyer’s 2004 car break-in story ending with him doing a 24-hour radio broadcast with glass in his jeans [00:47:11–00:47:17]: *”Glass in your ass. That’s right. We like it around here.”*
  • Trevin misidentifying Kaylee Hartung (NFL broadcaster for NBC/Amazon) as Florence from Florence and the Machine [00:48:15–00:48:29]
  • On Trevin being “easy” to work with [00:49:48–00:49:51]: exchange spiraling into Trevin joking, *”Maybe in a sexual way.”*

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Weekend Plans / Austin Recommendations

  • Trevin [00:49:54–00:50:16]:
  • Plans to attend a University of Texas baseball game at Disch-Falk Field (“The Dish”), or drink in the street nearby if he can’t get in
  • Watching NASCAR at Texas Motor Speedway on TV while grilling, with a contact at the track in person
  • Sawyer [00:50:21–00:50:31]:
  • Planning to take his child to the Dell Diamond (Round Rock) on Sunday for Meet Bluey Day at a Round Rock Express game
  • General recommendation [00:51:06–00:51:09]: Hosts encouraged listeners to stream/buy the new Dracula’s album *Midnight City* and support local Austin artists

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How the Show Wrapped Up / Previews

  • The show closed with plans to play Dracula’s new single “Going Going Gone” on 101X [00:43:59]
  • Upcoming programming teased: *”Nailed It at Noon”* with a commercial-free lunch block [00:49:09–00:49:12]
  • A cryptic Monday teaser [00:50:55–00:51:03]: Trevin hinted at *”something dropping on Monday”* involving 101X, but gave no further details
  • Hosts signed off with their social handles — Sawyer at @SawyerStull and Trevin at @TrevinOnTheRadio — and signed off until Monday [00:50:49–00:51:22]

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Summary

The final portion of the May 1st edition of *Trevin & Sawyer In The Morning* opened on a playful note, with the hosts and interns playing a Kentucky Derby game guessing whether horse names — like Wonder Dean, Litmus Test, and Operation Ivy — were bands or actual racehorses. The segment led naturally into the show’s main event: an in-studio interview with Austin rock icon Mike Wiebe of Dracula’s and the Riverboat Gamblers. Mike discussed Dracula’s brand-new album *Midnight City*, explaining its concept of a fictionalized late-70s New York City in the vein of *The Warriors*, blending punk with new wave influences and candidly admitting the track “Sex” is a direct lift of David Bowie’s “Fame.” He also broke news that the Riverboat Gamblers plan to record a new album this summer, and spoke openly and earnestly about his battles with OCD and depression, recommending therapy, the Austin-based Sims Foundation for musicians, and the value of opening up to a support system.

After the interview, the tone shifted to lighter territory as Trevin shared that someone had rummaged through his car overnight — but took nothing, not even free chicken wing cards or a car code reader. The ensuing discussion led to both hosts trading car break-in war stories: Trevin’s involving a stolen souvenir Astros cup that turned out to be worth more than the change left behind, and Sawyer’s 2004 South Congress incident that ended with APD catching the thief and Sawyer sitting through a 24-hour radio broadcast with glass embedded in his jeans. The segment was warm and loose, capped by the hosts ribbing each other over a misidentified NFL broadcaster and reflecting fondly on their week with the interns.

The show wrapped up with the hosts sharing their weekend plans — Trevin eyeing UT baseball and NASCAR, Sawyer taking his kid to Meet Bluey Day at the Dell Diamond — before signing off with a plug for Dracula’s *Midnight City* on Bandcamp, a reminder to support Austin artists, and a mysterious tease that “something is dropping Monday” involving 101X. The Dracula’s single “Going Going Gone” was cued up to play the show out, and both hosts said goodbye until Monday.

Analysis generated from archived transcripts. Hosts: Trevin Smith and Sawyer Stull. Morning X — Austin, TX.

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