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Trevin & Sawyer In The Morning — 2026-06-11

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Trevin & Sawyer In The Morning | Austin, TX | Thursday, June 11, 2026

🎙️ First Hour

Here is the analysis of this portion of *Trevin & Sawyer In The Morning* (June 11, 2026):

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Topics Covered

  • Blues on the Green recap [00:00:43–00:04:08]: The hosts debriefed from attending Blues on the Green, an outdoor Austin music event, including Sawyer getting cut off at the bar after four beers, a crowd of Austin High School kids hanging out in the back of the park, and a running feud between Sawyer and Trevin’s young son.
  • End It / banana suit controversy [00:05:43–00:09:10]: Discussion of a viral incident in which hardcore band End It called out a fan in a banana suit at a show, encouraging the crowd to rip off the suit in exchange for a set list. Trevin and Sawyer debated whose side they were on.
  • World Cup 2026 kickoff [00:09:13–00:10:34]: The FIFA World Cup begins today, with watch party details in Austin and a rundown of today’s and tomorrow’s matches.
  • San Antonio Spurs NBA Finals collapse [00:04:39–00:04:56, 00:13:23–00:14:54]: The Spurs blew a 29-point lead to the New York Knicks in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, the largest blown lead in Finals history. Knicks now lead the series 3-1.
  • “Are we filmmakers now?” / content creation discussion [00:10:37–00:13:22]: Trevin and Sawyer reflected on a short video they made, crediting their editor Sterling for making their raw footage look good. Led into a ticket giveaway tied to the video.
  • FIFA/UNICEF player escort tradition [00:22:14–00:23:28]: Trevin explained the history of children walking players onto the pitch at World Cup matches, a FIFA/UNICEF partnership called “Saying Yes for Children” active since 2002.
  • Guest interview with Jonathan Terrell [00:14:55–00:22:10]: Austin musician Jonathan Terrell called in to discuss his band Knot in the Face’s 15th anniversary reunion show.

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Main News Headlines Discussed

  • San Antonio Spurs blow a 29-point lead to the New York Knicks in NBA Finals Game 4 [00:04:39–00:04:56, 00:13:23–00:14:54]; Knicks lead series 3-1, 107–106
  • FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off today [00:09:13]; first match is Mexico vs. South Africa at 2 p.m.
  • 1,400 children will serve as player escorts at U.S. World Cup host cities as part of the FIFA/UNICEF “Saying Yes for Children” campaign, a tradition since 2002 [00:22:14–00:23:28]

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Austin/Texas Sports

  • San Antonio Spurs [00:04:39–00:04:56, 00:13:23–00:14:54]: Spurs blow the largest lead in NBA Finals history (29 points) to the New York Knicks in Game 4. Final score 107–106, Knicks. Series now 3-1 Knicks. Sawyer, as a Rockets fan, expressed gleeful indifference toward the Spurs’ collapse.
  • Austin FC / World Cup watch parties [00:09:44–00:10:34]: Austin FC is hosting World Cup watch parties at Auditorium Shores (registration full) and at their South by Southwest HQ at In Cahoots. Matches covered include Mexico vs. South Africa (today, 2 p.m.), Korea Republic vs. Czechia (tonight, 9 p.m.), Canada vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina (tomorrow), and USA vs. Paraguay (tomorrow).

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Austin Events, Concerts, and Local Happenings

  • Blues on the Green [00:00:43–00:04:08]: Trevin and Sawyer attended Blues on the Green the night before, held at Blues on the Green (referred to at one point as “Blue’s on the Grain”). Trevin mentioned it was the second consecutive night he’d attended. He thanked the staff and production crew.
  • ACL Fest [00:01:00–00:01:04]: Brief mention that Trevin has completed “ACL training camp” (likely referring to pre-festival prep/media work), with both TAs now in session.
  • End It at The Mohawk [00:05:51–00:05:55]: Hardcore band End It recently played The Mohawk in Austin on a bill with Terror and Pain of Truth.
  • Knot in the Face 15th anniversary reunion show [00:16:26–00:21:55]: Saturday night at Hotel Vegas, with Eagle Claw, John Wesley Coleman, and DJ Vegan Leather. Celebrating the 15th anniversary of their debut album *Bikini*.
  • World Cup watch parties at Auditorium Shores and In Cahoots [00:09:44–00:10:34]: Austin FC-hosted events today and tomorrow. Auditorium Shores registration is full; In Cahoots still has availability.

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Funny Moments, Bits, and Memorable Exchanges

  • Sawyer getting cut off at Blues on the Green [00:02:42–00:03:12]: Sawyer was cut off by bartenders at Blues on the Green after four beers. He claimed chivalry was dead because he was only trying to get his girlfriend a drink. Trevin repeatedly brought it back up throughout the show to mock him. The bit culminated in Sawyer saying “I didn’t even slur a word” and declaring the brewing company “dead to me.”
  • Sawyer vs. Trevin’s three-year-old son [00:01:05–00:01:46]: An ongoing feud between Sawyer and Trevin’s toddler was referenced, with Sawyer declaring “I don’t like your kid anymore,” Trevin defending his son, and Sawyer claiming he told the boy to hit him with a stick. Sawyer offered to come over and “stand there” as a disciplinary threat.
  • Spurs Great Depression intro [00:04:12–00:04:56]: Sawyer opened the sports segment with a dramatic historical description of the 1929 stock market crash and the Great Depression before pivoting to the Spurs blowing a 29-point lead — comparing the two collapses in deadpan fashion.
  • Spurs Western Roman Empire comparison [00:13:26–00:13:58]: A second historical cold open in the same bit compared the fall of the Western Roman Empire to the Spurs’ collapse in Game 4, again delivered in mock-encyclopedic tone.
  • “Are we filmmakers now?” [00:10:37–00:12:30]: Trevin and Sawyer debated whether their short video proved anyone can make films with an iPhone. Sawyer’s take: it all comes down to a great editor. He compared their raw footage to “pulling ingredients off a truck before it gets to a grocery store.”
  • World Cup flopping joke [00:23:06–00:23:28]: Sawyer asked at what point in soccer practice they bring in an “acting coach” for dramatic diving. Trevin capped the segment by suggesting listeners “take a shot for every flop” during today’s Mexico vs. South Africa match.

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Guests

  • Jonathan Terrell [00:14:55–00:22:10]: Austin musician and friend of the show called in by phone. Discussed the 15th anniversary reunion of his band Knot in the Face, their debut album *Bikini*, and his separate solo career (most recent album: *Dove*, released last September). Also mentioned his veggie garden (zucchini, squash, tomatoes, melons, blackberries, peaches, figs). His Instagram is @jonathanterrellofficial.

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Ticket Giveaways / Contests

  • Smashing Pumpkins tickets [00:12:47–00:13:16]: Listeners were instructed to follow the show on Instagram, watch their new short video, and comment “smashing” for a chance to win Smashing Pumpkins tickets.
  • Foster the People tickets [00:13:05–00:13:07]: Also mentioned as a potential giveaway tied to the same Instagram video, though Trevin pivoted and saved those for a separate giveaway.

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3-Paragraph Summary

The show opened with Trevin and Sawyer recapping a busy two nights at Blues on the Green, Austin’s outdoor summer concert series. Sawyer became the butt of the morning’s running joke after being cut off by bartenders at the event following four beers — a fact Trevin gleefully repeated throughout the segment. The two also riffed on a feud between Sawyer and Trevin’s three-year-old son, a viral incident involving hardcore band End It and a fan in a banana suit at a recent Mohawk show, and the general question of whether their newly produced short video meant they were now legitimate filmmakers. The consensus: their editor Sterling deserves most of the credit.

Sports coverage leaned heavily on the San Antonio Spurs’ catastrophic Game 4 collapse in the NBA Finals, in which they blew a 29-point lead — the largest in Finals history — to the New York Knicks, who now lead the series 3-1. Sawyer delivered the news twice using dramatic historical cold opens (the Great Depression and the fall of the Roman Empire), and made clear that as a Rockets fan, he had no sympathy for San Antonio. The show also previewed the FIFA World Cup 2026 kicking off today, with Austin FC hosting watch parties at Auditorium Shores (now full) and In Cahoots, covering matches from Mexico vs. South Africa through the USA’s first match against Paraguay tomorrow.

The show’s guest was Austin musician Jonathan Terrell, who called in to promote the 15th anniversary reunion of his band Knot in the Face, playing Saturday night at Hotel Vegas with Eagle Claw, John Wesley Coleman, and DJ Vegan Leather. Terrell described the band as “bluesy surf punk noise freak out” music influenced by T-Rex and The Cramps, and noted the reunion was easy to organize since the original *Bikini* album was recorded as a two-piece. He also touched on his solo career and his thriving home vegetable garden. The segment wrapped with a ticket giveaway — listeners were directed to comment “smashing” on the show’s Instagram video for a chance to win Smashing Pumpkins tickets.

⏰ Second Hour

Here is the analysis of this portion of “Trevin & Sawyer In The Morning”:

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Topics Covered

  • A woman going viral on TikTok for accidentally swallowing an AirPod [00:23:30]
  • Trevin’s dog chewing up an AirPod earlier in the week [00:24:25]
  • NBA Finals recap: San Antonio Spurs blowing a 29-point lead to the New York Knicks [00:25:41]
  • CapMetro e-bike outage due to a May 23rd fire at a South Austin facility [00:27:40]
  • Blues on the Green recap — both hosts attended [00:28:39]
  • World Cup 2026 watch party info and game previews [00:31:00]
  • Upcoming Austin events and shows for Thursday night and the weekend [00:32:33]
  • Teaser for tomorrow’s guest, Zach Tallander [00:35:22]
  • A music trend discussion: SoundCloud rap to country to 2000s rock [00:35:33]
  • Foster the People and Smashing Pumpkins ticket giveaway reminder [00:36:27]
  • A “Nimrods” movie trailer drop — film loosely based on Green Day [00:32:26]
  • Foreign soccer fans visiting the U.S. for the World Cup [00:01:04]
  • Debate over calling it “soccer” vs. “football,” and college football [00:02:56]
  • U.S. men’s vs. women’s national soccer teams [00:04:17]
  • USWNT defeating Brazil 1-0 in a friendly, with Brazil receiving eight red cards [00:05:02]
  • Trinity Rodman on the USWNT; her father Dennis Rodman noted as a former San Antonio Spur [00:05:31]
  • “Backwards beach day” trend [00:05:44]
  • Galveston beach discussion [00:07:57]

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Austin and Texas News Stories

  • CapMetro e-bike share: 400 e-bikes remain out of service following a May 23rd fire that damaged bike batteries and charging equipment at the South Austin CapMetro facility [00:27:40]
  • Blues on the Green recap: Both hosts attended the event the night before; Britt from Spoon made a surprise appearance with Alejandro [00:03:54]
  • Galveston beach discussed as a Texas coastal destination, with characteristically unflattering commentary [00:07:57]

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Sports Topics, Takes, and Predictions

  • NBA Finals: San Antonio Spurs blew a 29-point lead to the New York Knicks, described as the largest halftime lead ever surrendered in NBA Finals history; Trevin credits Wu-Tang Clan’s halftime performance for the Knicks’ momentum; series now 3-1 [00:25:41]
  • Trevin jokes that notable Knicks fans deserving of the win include Mariska Hargitay (referred to repeatedly and incorrectly as “Tina Fey” and “Tamagotchi”), Action Bronson, and Larry David — but draws the line at Spike Lee [00:27:00]
  • World Cup 2026: Sawyer picks Mexico over South Africa (2 p.m. today) and Korea Republic over “Chechya” (9 p.m. tonight) [00:31:22]
  • U.S. men’s first match is Friday vs. Paraguay [00:32:55]
  • Trevin and Sawyer have agreed to swap roles — Trevin will cover sports, Sawyer will cover news — as a way for Trevin to get more invested in the World Cup [00:31:54]
  • Sawyer’s take: The U.S. men’s team is bad and has gone backwards; he notes the expanded World Cup format (three teams advancing per group) makes it easier for the U.S. to progress [00:04:17]
  • USWNT beat Brazil 1-0 in a friendly; Brazil received eight red cards [00:05:02]
  • Luis Suarez incorrectly identified as potentially Paraguayan; Sawyer corrects himself [00:02:47]

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Austin Music, Venue, and Event Mentions

  • Blues on the Green (Wednesday night): Both hosts attended; Brownout headlined; Britt from Spoon made a surprise guest appearance with Alejandro [00:03:54]
  • Blues on the Green (Thursday night, tonight): Hosts encourage listeners to attend; mention of a teased special guest [00:03:38]
  • Prong at Far Out Lounge and Stage (Friday night, south side): Also on the bill — Dwarves and Bond Breaker; doors at 5 p.m., $42 [00:33:11]
  • Magna Carta album release show at The Mohawk (Friday night): Local Austin hip-hop; Mike Melano opens; doors at 7 p.m., $21 [00:33:35]
  • Not In The Face reunion show at Hotel Vegas (Saturday night): Band reuniting after 15 years; Eagle Claw also on the bill; Jonathan Terrell (JT) of Not In The Face was a guest earlier in the show [00:33:51]
  • Hotel Vegas hosting World Cup watch parties for the entire tournament [00:34:04]
  • Austin FC World Cup watch party at Auditorium Shores: Today and tomorrow; already full — listeners directed to register for watch parties at Inca Hoots on the east side via Austin FC’s website [00:31:14]
  • Dexter and the Moon Rocks mentioned as an example of the twang/grunge crossover trend, noted as selling out one of the biggest honky tonks in Texas [00:36:05]
  • Zach Tallander (from “the Van Tallander”) teased as tomorrow’s guest [00:35:22]
  • Foster the People and Smashing Pumpkins ticket giveaway: Final crack at tickets tomorrow; winner announced end of day [00:36:27]

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Funny Bits, Debates, and Memorable Moments

  • Trevin riffs on wishing his dog had swallowed the AirPod whole so they could play Limp Bizkit into the dog’s belly; Sawyer plays along with the joke [00:24:58]
  • Trevin delivers a mock-serious explainer about the 2008 financial collapse — then pivots to reveal it was a setup for the Spurs blowing their lead, calling it “the next greatest collapse” [00:25:41]
  • Trevin repeatedly and confidently gets Mariska Hargitay’s name wrong, calling her “Tina Fey,” then “Tamagotchi,” while insisting he likes the name Tamagotchi [00:27:00]
  • Trevin vents about a cyclist who yelled “on your left” at his girlfriend during Blues on the Green, escalating to wishing someone would steal just the wheels off the guy’s bike — “Reno 911 style, where it’s been put over a pole and it makes no sense how it got in there” [00:29:50]
  • Sawyer reveals he left Blues on the Green early and defends it as responsible; Trevin mocks the idea, noting people were still arriving as Sawyer was leaving [00:29:14]
  • Extended debate over “backwards beach day” trend; Trevin admits he’s “gone in a different sense” by 3 p.m. at the beach anyway [00:06:09]; declares his singular beach goal is to “dig a big hole” so people walk by and say “whoa, that’s a really big hole” [00:07:26]
  • Galveston beach roast: Trevin paints a sunset scene on Galveston’s east-facing brown beach, complete with oil refineries, passing crude oil tankers — and ends with stepping on a hypodermic needle [00:08:08]
  • Sawyer dismisses soccer as “boring” and insists on calling it soccer, not football — “because football died yesterday” (referencing the Texas Tech news) [00:03:00]

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Pop Culture and Non-Austin Topics

  • Woman goes viral on TikTok for accidentally swallowing an AirPod while taking vitamins; Poison Control told her to wait for it to pass [00:23:30]
  • “Nimrods” movie trailer dropped — film loosely based on Green Day [00:32:26]
  • “Backwards beach day” trend: Going to the beach in the evening instead of the morning to avoid crowds and peak heat [00:05:44]
  • Brief discussion of foreign soccer fans experiencing American things for the first time: Waffle House, Big Gulps [00:01:19]
  • Trinity Rodman on the USWNT; her father identified as Dennis Rodman, former San Antonio Spur [00:05:31]
  • Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet (referred to as “Timmy Chams” and “Shamalama ding dong”) briefly mentioned in the context of Knicks fans [00:27:27]

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Guests and Interviews

  • Jonathan Terrell (JT) of Not In The Face: Referenced as having appeared earlier in the show (before this transcript portion begins); hosts thank him for the visit and plug the Not In The Face reunion show Saturday at Hotel Vegas [00:33:51]
  • Zach Tallander teased as tomorrow’s in-studio guest [00:35:22]

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Three-Paragraph Summary

This portion of the show opens with a lighthearted viral story about a woman who accidentally swallowed an AirPod while taking vitamins, which Trevin connects to his own week — his dog had chewed up one of his AirPods. The bit generates several jokes, including Trevin wishing the dog had swallowed it whole so they could blast Limp Bizkit into her stomach. The segment transitions into Morning X Sports, where Trevin delivers a mock-serious recap of the 2008 financial crisis before pivoting to the real topic: the San Antonio Spurs blowing the largest lead in NBA Finals history to the New York Knicks, now trailing the series 3-1. From there, the hosts cover the CapMetro e-bike outage — 400 bikes still sidelined after a May 23rd battery fire — with Trevin using it as an opportunity to editorialize against e-bikes in general, proudly noting the lack of them at Blues on the Green the night before.

The middle stretch of this portion is dominated by Blues on the Green coverage and World Cup 2026 content. Both hosts attended the previous night’s show headlined by Brownout, with Trevin leaving early and Sawyer staying longer; they also reveal that Britt from Spoon made a surprise guest appearance. Looking ahead, the hosts encourage listeners to attend night two and tease a special guest. On the World Cup front, Sawyer announces Austin FC watch parties at Auditorium Shores (already full) and Inca Hoots on the east side, and plugs Hotel Vegas as a full-tournament watch party destination. The two hosts also agree to swap their usual roles — Trevin handling sports, Sawyer handling news — as a running bit to get Trevin invested in soccer. Sawyer takes a skeptical position on the U.S. men’s team’s quality, while also noting the USWNT’s 1-0 win over Brazil in a chaotic friendly that saw Brazil collect eight red cards.

The segment closes with a run of event previews for the weekend — including Prong at Far Out Lounge, Magna Carta’s album release at the Mohawk, and the Not In The Face 15-year reunion at Hotel Vegas — plus a teaser for tomorrow’s guest, Zach Tallander, and a discussion of the emerging country/grunge crossover sound. The hosts also riff on the “backwards beach day” trend, with Trevin admitting he prefers a full-day beach session and declaring his primary goal is always to dig a large hole, before the conversation devolves into a memorably grim portrait of a sunset on Galveston Beach — oil refineries, passing tankers, and a hypodermic needle underfoot.

🏁 Final Hour

Topics Covered in the Final Portion

  • Hayes County Commissioners Court proposing a 180-day emergency pause on high water use and large-scale industrial projects (data centers) in unincorporated areas [00:09:01–00:10:10]
  • World Cup viewership statistics and a debate about Americans’ interest in soccer [00:10:30–00:13:20]
  • Stanley Cup Final viewership records, with Game 3 drawing over 6 million viewers — highest since 2002 [00:13:38–00:14:17]
  • Carolina Hurricanes defeating someone 5-3 in Game 3 to tie the series [00:14:14–00:14:20]
  • Satirical credit to “horny TV” (HBO and Amazon Prime hockey dramas) for saving the sport [00:14:25–00:14:49]
  • Real estate listing for 7+ acres in Hell, Michigan for $625,000, including an ice cream shop and chapel [00:14:53–00:17:20]
  • Trevin admitting he accidentally booked an interview a week early [00:17:39–00:17:57]
  • Canadian airline captain Jeffrey Wall accused of flying over 900 commercial flights without a proper license (2009–2025) [00:18:03–00:19:07]
  • Texas Tech Red Raiders boycott — multiple programs and the Big 12 refusing to play them over integrity concerns [00:21:30–00:22:25]
  • San Antonio Spurs vs. New York Knicks, Game 4 preview [00:22:25–00:22:49]
  • Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar criticism — QR code ordering, staff reductions, and newly introduced paid parking [00:22:49–00:25:00]
  • P. Terry’s employee ownership trust announcement, benefiting 1,800 employees across 38 locations [00:26:20–00:27:13]
  • Debate over the current month’s P. Terry’s shake flavor (revealed to be S’mores) [00:27:14–00:27:46]
  • Hypothetical discussion: who’s in the wrong when a child flips off a slow adult in a grocery store [00:27:47–00:30:21]
  • Blues on the Green Night Two at Zilker Park [00:30:23–00:32:43]

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Closing News Stories and Sports Updates

  • Hayes County 180-day pause on data center approvals to protect groundwater [00:09:01]
  • Jeffrey Wall story: unlicensed Air Canada captain flew 900+ flights over 16 years [00:18:03]
  • P. Terry’s establishing an employee ownership trust with profit sharing starting at 5% and scaling to 20% of operating income [00:26:20]
  • Texas Tech boycott tracker: multiple programs and the Big 12 holding discussions to refuse all competitions against the Red Raiders [00:21:30]
  • Carolina Hurricanes win Game 3, tie the Stanley Cup Final series [00:14:14]
  • Spurs vs. Knicks Game 4 in New York City that night [00:22:25]

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Austin Event and Weekend Recommendations

  • Blues on the Green Night Two at Zilker Park — free admission, doors at 5:30, music starts at 7:00 PM [00:21:22–00:32:43]
  • Performing: Nick Parr, Selfless Lovers, Mama Duke, and Brown Out
  • Night One featured a surprise appearance by Spoon’s Britt Daniel with Alejandro; possible surprises hinted for Night Two
  • On-site bars available for the first time this year
  • Dogs welcome on leash
  • Sawyer noted the grass at Zilker is currently green — a rare sight
  • Sawyer mentioned he’d be near Z’s Wiener System (a hot dog vendor he part-owns) and invited listeners to find him there

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Funny Closing Moments and Memorable Quotes

  • On data centers using water: *”Dirty ass water for your dirty ass business. There’s your news.”* — Sawyer [00:16:17]
  • On gambling on sports vs. politics: *”The winner of the World Cup does not dictate my life and what happens in my well-being and my neighborhood.”* — Sawyer [00:11:06]
  • On soccer ties: *”I don’t like soccer because it can end in a tie, and tying is like kissing your sister.”* — Sawyer [00:12:34]
  • On what saved hockey: *”It wasn’t the U.S. winning its first gold medal since the 1980s. It’s horny television. We needed boys kissing in locker rooms on HBO.”* — Sawyer [00:14:31]
  • On Hell, Michigan: *”Imagine the festivals we could hold in Hell.”* — Sawyer [00:16:30]
  • On Regal Gateway: *”You know what the Regal Gateway doesn’t do? Gate keep.”* — Sawyer [00:24:20]
  • On Z’s Wiener System: *”Find me around Z’s wiener system… Sometimes you need to give people a little context.”* — Trevin [00:30:41]
  • On Trevin sneaking into the Alamo for free movies via the bar elevator: *”So you’re stealing.” / “Yeah, I’ll steal from them all day.”* [00:25:25]
  • Trevin admitting he booked a guest a week early: *”Sawyer, I’m so dumb. I booked an interview a week early. I gave her the wrong Wednesday.”* [00:17:39]
  • On the unlicensed pilot: *”At this point, I’m not even mad. I’m impressed… He’s hit his hours to get at least his learner’s permit.”* [00:18:30]

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How the Show Wrapped Up

  • The hosts wrapped up with an enthusiastic plug for Blues on the Green Night Two at Zilker Park, shouting out sponsors (notably HEB), the show’s production staff, and encouraging listeners to come out
  • Sawyer gave out social media handles: Trevin at @trevinontheradio, Sawyer at @sawyerstull, and the station at @101XMorningX [00:32:43]
  • The sign-off was: *”See you tomorrow.”* [00:32:48]

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3-Paragraph Summary

The final portion of the June 11, 2026 edition of *Trevin & Sawyer In The Morning* opened with a mix of local and national news. On the local front, Trevin reported that Hayes County Commissioners Court is considering a 180-day emergency pause on approvals for high water use industrial projects — essentially targeting data centers — with Hayes County Judge Ruben Becerra citing the need to protect the region’s groundwater. The hosts were both enthusiastically supportive of the measure, with Sawyer delivering the memorable line about “dirty ass water for your dirty ass business.” From there, the show covered a range of topics including a quirky international story about a Canadian man who allegedly piloted over 900 commercial airline flights without a proper captain’s license, a real estate listing for seven acres in Hell, Michigan, and a local feel-good story about P. Terry’s establishing an employee ownership trust for its 1,800 workers across 38 stores.

Sports coverage was lively and opinionated, with Sawyer delivering two distinct sports segments. He highlighted the Stanley Cup Final’s record-breaking viewership — attributing hockey’s renewed popularity to “horny TV” shows on HBO and Amazon Prime — and previewed Game 4 of the Spurs-Knicks series. A recurring comedic thread involved Trevin’s challenges in selling Sawyer on soccer ahead of the World Cup, leading to a new on-air wager: once daily, Trevin must make a case for soccer while Sawyer covers a news story instead. The hosts also spent considerable time criticizing the Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar for its QR-code ordering system, staff reductions, and newly introduced parking fees, with Sawyer predicting the location has only six months before “drastic changes” — and enthusiastically recommending Regal Gateway as the superior Austin moviegoing experience.

The show closed with high energy around Blues on the Green Night Two at Zilker Park, which both hosts planned to attend that evening. Trevin had scouted the event the night before and reported excellent food, cool bands, and a surprise appearance by Spoon frontman Britt Daniel — teasing possible surprises for Night Two. They emphasized the event is free, dog-friendly, and this year features on-site bars for the first time. Sawyer, who is a part-owner of Z’s Wiener System — a hot dog vendor at the event — invited listeners to find him there. After shouting out sponsors, the production staff, and exchanging their social media handles, the hosts signed off with a simple “See you tomorrow.”

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

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