Takeaways:

• The podcast discusses the importance of local businesses and community events, emphasizing support for local eateries like Taco Darling, known for its vibrant atmosphere and delicious food.
• Listeners are encouraged to engage with the podcast through live streams, sharing opinions, ideas, and feedback to foster a strong community connection.
• The Fantasy of Lights event is highlighted as a unique local tradition, providing a festive experience and promoting community involvement during the holiday season.
• A significant discussion revolves around the rights of individuals to film in public spaces, sparking debates about privacy, respect, and the responsibilities of both citizens and public officials.
• The hosts reflect on their personal experiences with hospice care, illustrating the emotional and practical support provided by organizations like Hospice of Woodcraft, which serve families in need during difficult times.
• The conversation touches on the evolving role of government oversight and the necessity for transparency, especially when it involves public funds and accountability from elected officials.

Links referenced in this episode:

• getitrighttexoma.com
• eddiemillsfuntaco.com
• mactechsolutions.com
• kfdx.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• Eddie Hills Fun Taco
• MacTech Solutions
• United Region
• Taco Darling
• Poppy
• PepsiCo
• Midwestern State University
• Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce
• Colonial Baptist Church

Wichita County Commissioner Mickey Fincannon drops by to chat about the proposed solar farm near Burt Burnett, sparking a lively discussion on its potential impact. The episode dives into the nitty-gritty of the project, exploring what it could mean for local tax revenues and how it might influence the community's growth. They get into the nitty-gritty of neighborly concerns about aesthetics and environmental safety but also highlight the economic perks that could come with such a venture. There's a fair share of banter as they consider the balance between progress and preserving the charm of the area. With the promise of job creation and investment, this episode serves up a thoughtful take on the future of energy in the region, all while keeping things light and engaging.

Takeaways:

• In this episode, the hosts humorously acknowledge their missing co-host on a secret mission, showcasing a laid-back camaraderie that resonates with listeners.
• Wichita County Commissioner Mickey Fincannon discusses a proposed solar farm project, emphasizing the need for careful consideration of its environmental impact and community benefits.
• Listeners are encouraged to engage with the podcast on social media platforms, illustrating the hosts' commitment to building a community around their content.
• The conversation highlights the balance between local development and preserving the rural aesthetic, with guest Mickey advocating for property rights and responsible land use.
• A significant focus is placed on the economic potential of the solar farm project, with the commissioner explaining how it could benefit the local tax base and attract further investment.
• The hosts wrap up the episode by promoting local businesses and discussing the importance of supporting community-driven initiatives for economic growth.

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• Wichita County
• Burkburnett
• Fox Hill Restaurant
• John Hirschi
• Samsung

🎤 This Episode Features:

• 🏙️ City Growth & Development: Mayor Short discusses exciting new projects, including the demolition of the old hotel near Lucy Park and future park or amphitheater possibilities.
• 🏗️ New Business Buzz: Updates on the opening of Winco Supermarket and Vitro’s major solar glass facility, promising hundreds of high-paying local jobs.
• 🏘️ Housing & Infrastructure: Insights into partnerships with national homebuilders to boost affordable housing and support economic expansion.
• ✈️ Supporting Sheppard AFB: Mayor Short shares details of his advocacy efforts in Washington D.C. and Austin to protect and enhance Sheppard Air Force Base's missions and its critical role in Texoma.
• 🎯 Local Events: Information on the Wichita Falls Gun Show relocation to Burkburnett Community Center and the delicious 17th Annual Cajun Fest coming soon at Bud Daniel Park.
• 🍽️ Restaurant Spotlight: A delicious shoutout to McBride's Land and Cattle on Scott Avenue—known for fantastic steaks and a history dating back to 1975! (Tell 'em we sent ya! 😉)

✨ Special thanks to our sponsors:

• 🍎 MacTech Solutions
• 🏍️ Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles
• 🍭 Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop

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Links referenced in this episode:

• getitrighttexoma.com
• cajunfestwf.com
• lpsweet.com
• mactech-solutions.com
• eddiehillsfuncycles.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• MacTech Solutions
• McBride's Land and Cattle
• McBride Seafood and Stage
• Eddie Hills Fun Cycles
• Vitro
• Lollipop Sweet Shop
• Country Blooms and Gift

• 🏛️ Government spending rants, budget myths, and why Congress needs a reset

• 😱 The Great “Gulf of America” Debate (yes, really…)

• 🐟 Love it or hate it, we spotlight Catfish Grill on Southwest Parkway — Mike’s a fan, Trey’s a hater, and Terry… well, he’s just not into dirt-eating fish. BUT they all agree: solid home-cooked meals and definitely worth a visit!

• 🌆 Ron Kitchens, President & CEO of the Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce, joins the crew to talk BIG local developments:

• 🏭 Panda Biotech’s quiet but booming operation

• ☀️ Vitro bringing solar manufacturing stateside

• 📦 Amazon’s last-mile facility expansion

• 🛒 Winco Foods coming to town!

• 💰 $1.2 BILLION in construction already underway

🤝 Bonus chatter on:

• 🧃 Why orange juice is the cure-all

• 😆 Sincere vs. soulless customer service (Looking at you, Flying J)

• 💬 The importance of being radically nice in retail

🔥 Support our awesome local sponsors!

• 🍎 MacTech Solutions – Your Apple experts in Wichita Falls

• 🏍️ Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles – Where the fun begins

• 🍭 Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop – Life’s just better with sugar

👉 Don’t miss out! Subscribe now and catch every juicy episode at 🎧 getitrighttexoma.com

🧾 3. People & Places Mentioned

People:

• Mike Hendren

• Terry McAdams

• Trey Sralla

• Ron Kitchens – President & CEO of the Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce

• Elon Musk

• AOC (Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez)

• Ted Cruz, John Cornyn, Chuck Schumer, Bernie Sanders, Ronnie Jackson

Local Businesses & Organizations:

• 🎣 Catfish Grill – Home-cooked meals on Southwest Parkway

• 🏢 Panda Biotech

• ☀️ Vitro

• 📦 Amazon Last-Mile Facility

• 🛒 Winco Foods

• 🛫 Sheppard Air Force Base & NATO training operations

• 🏫 WFISD (Wichita Falls ISD)

• 🛠️ Workforce Solutions

• 🧹 Work Services Corporation

🗣️ Special Shout-outs:

• Margie's Bakery & Deli – A local favorite featured this episode!
• Kay Yeager Coliseum – Hosting the Harlem Globetrotters!
• Downtown Wichita Falls – Thriving with new festivals & businesses!

🛍️ Sponsors:

• 🍎 MacTech Solutions
• 🏍️ Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles
• 🍭 Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop

📌 Mentioned in Episode:

• Margie's Bakery
• Kay Yeager Coliseum
• Wichita Falls Multi-Purpose Event Center (MPEC)
• Sykes Lake Center (MSU Campus)
• Politico
• Amazon, Lowe's, Home Depot
• Al Sharpton

🎧 Follow & Subscribe:

• Don't forget to subscribe, like, and follow us for more Texoma fun!
• 🎧 Get it Right Texoma Website

In this episode:

• 🥡 Local Eats Spotlight: Dive into Hunan Chinese Restaurant on Maplewood—famous for their sweet & sour chicken, generous portions, and unbeatable buffet!
• 🇨🇦 Trudeau Says Au Revoir: Canada's Prime Minister resigns—could Fidel Castro really be his dad?! 🤔
• 🧊 Biden's Big Freeze: The CNN debate shocker that changed U.S. politics forever.
• 🚑 Trump’s Close Call: An assassination attempt that had everyone talking—how a slight head-turn saved Trump's life!
• 🌍 Global Gossip: Greenland, rare earth metals, and a Space Force base—strategic moves or just another Trump troll?
• 👑 Royals & Rebels: America's strange fascination with the British Royal Family—drama, deceit, and Diana!
• 🌀 Stormy Days: Hurricanes Helene & Milton cause chaos—Texoma sends love.
• 🥇 Olympic Moments: Paris Olympics highlights and Texoma's pride, Talia Brooks.
• 🚀 Space Walks & Setbacks: A first for commercial space travel!

🎤 Special Guests: None this episode—but plenty of laughs and local flavor!

📍 Local Shoutouts:

• Hunan Chinese Restaurant
• Barbaritas Mexican Restaurant
• Samurai Tokyo
• 8th Street Coffee House
• Progressive Pizza (Parker Square)

🌐 Follow, Like & Subscribe!

• 🎧 Website: Get it Right Texoma
• 🍎 MacTech Solutions: mactech-solutions.com
• 🏍️ Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles: eddiehillsfuncycles.com
• 🍭 Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop: lpsweet.com

👉 Hit subscribe, ring that bell, and share this episode—because sharing is caring!

✅ Businesses & People Mentioned:

• Mike Hendren
• Terry McAdams
• Trey Sralla
• Hunan Chinese Restaurant
• Barbaritas Mexican Restaurant
• Samurai Tokyo
• 8th Street Coffee House
• Progressive Pizza
• MacTech Solutions
• Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles
• Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop
• Talia Brooks (Local Olympian)
• Ronnie Jackson (Congressman)

Here's what's cooking on Episode 98:

• 🚨 Terror Hits Home: A closer look at recent shocking terrorist incidents in New Orleans and involving a Tesla truck. Coincidence or connection?
• 🍽️ Local Flavor Spotlight: Pioneer of Texas steals the spotlight with its legendary enchiladas and down-home chicken fried steak. Terry says: "Move all the other stuff—just give me those enchiladas!"
• 👑 Epstein Bombshells: Prince Andrew and Bill Clinton hit the headlines as explosive documents drop.
• 🌘 Solar Eclipse Shenanigans: Texomans and Americans alike chased shadows—and some cloudy skies—during April’s big solar event.
• 🏈 Chiefs Double-Up: Kansas City Chiefs clinch back-to-back Super Bowl victories for the first time in two decades.
• 🌉 Bridge Bust: Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collision shakes up lives, commutes, and sparks massive repair bills.
• 💥 Trump Trials & Tribulations: Trump’s hush-money saga and its surprising political aftermath.
• 🛩️ Trey's Travel Tips: Skip the budget airlines and avoid airport fistfights—stick with comfort, folks!
• 📺 Remembering Icons: Paying tribute to Bryant Gumbel, Jimmy Carter, and Linda Lavin ("Kiss my grits, Mel!").

Special shoutouts to our awesome local businesses:

• 🍎 MacTech Solutions
• 🏍️ Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles
• 🍭 Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop

🎧 Follow & Subscribe for more Texoma talk: Get It Right Texoma Website

📍 Businesses & People Mentioned:

• Pioneer of Texas (Wichita Falls restaurant)
• McBride family restaurants (historical reference)
• MacTech Solutions
• Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles
• Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop
• Dr. G’s family (local entrepreneurial reference)
• Ronny Jackson
• Charlie Ferris (local Wichita Falls advocate)

🎉 In this episode:

• 📺 From TV to Arts Advocate: Ann Arnold Ogden shares her journey from TV screens to leading a cultural renaissance in Wichita Falls.
• 🖌️ Big Bronze Dreams: Ann reveals behind-the-scenes insights into the creation of the stunning Charlie Ferris sculpture and its historical significance.
• 🍖 BBQ Spotlight: Terry dishes on his favorite local franchise, Dickies Barbecue Pit, owned by Ed Aguilar. Pro tip: Try the brisket!
• 🌟 Texoma Pride: Real talk on promoting Wichita Falls and celebrating the amazing, creative talent in our community.
• 🎨 Exciting Announcements: Upcoming projects including art advocacy at the state level and innovative public art installations around town—stay tuned for updates!
• 😂 Friendly Banter: The crew hilariously debates local hot spots, discusses intriguing scams, and dives into some political chatter.

👍 Support Local: Don’t miss your chance to visit Dickies BBQ on Lawrence Road—recommended by Terry and backed by Trey!

🎧 Subscribe and follow for more laughs, local insights, and awesome guests:

• 🌐 Get it Right Texoma Website

🎯 Big thanks to our sponsors:

• 🍎 MacTech Solutions
• 🏍️ Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles
• 🍭 Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop

📍 Local Businesses & People Mentioned:

• Ann Arnold Ogden – Wichita Falls Alliance for Arts and Culture
• Dickies Barbecue Pit – Ed Aguilar (Lawrence Road)
• Charlie Ferris Sculpture – Wichita County Courthouse
• Midwestern State University (MSU)
• River Bend Nature Center – Jennica Lambert
• Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce – Ron Kitchens
• Legacy High School – Troy Ferris

• 🗳️ Post-election relief, and why folks still seem a bit anxious.
• 🌟 Fantasy of Lights on the Midwestern State University campus—support this Texoma treasure!
• 🌮 Local spotlight: El Mexicano Buffet! Owned by the awesome Cantu family. (Mike loves his tacos breakfast, lunch, and dinner!)
• 💖 Hospice of Wichita Falls crushed their Tree of Lights goal, with Ben Franklin Elementary stepping up big time!
• ⚖️ Daniel Penny case verdict discussion—justice served or controversy stirred?
• 🎲 Nostalgia Alert! Hosts share their favorite childhood toys (Millennium Falcon, Vertibird, Big Wheels, oh my!)

✨ Special shout-outs to our local legends:

• 🌮 El Mexicano Buffet (I-44 and Missile Road)
• 🍭 Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop
• 🏍️ Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles
• 🍎 MacTech Solutions

🔗 Visit our website: 🎧 Get It Right Texoma

❤️ Huge thanks to our sponsors:

• 🍎 MacTech Solutions
• 🏍️ Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles
• 🍭 Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop

👉 Be sure to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more Texoma fun and insights!

📍 Mentioned in this Episode:

• Mike Hendren
• Terry McAdams
• Trey Sralla
• El Mexicano Restaurant
• Hospice of Wichita Falls
• Ben Franklin Elementary
• Midwestern State University

• 🌮 Red Taco Alert! We're dishing on Wichita Falls’ oldest Mexican restaurant—Casa Mañana! The crew can't stop raving about those legendary red tacos, homemade chips, and queso. Owned by Larry and Vicky Carr, it's a must-stop on 8th Street downtown. Pro tip: Bring your appetite (and your military ID for a discount)!
• 🏘️ Special Guest Spotlight: Mike Mitchell from Victory Home Loans joins the conversation to dive into the exciting "Heart of the Falls" revitalization project. Discover how simple solutions like porch lights could drastically cut crime and make the neighborhood safer and brighter!
• 🎄 Local Holiday Cheer: Don't miss the Fantasy of Lights at Midwestern State University—Mike Hendren shares why this Texoma tradition matters and how your donations make it possible.
• 🗣️ Hot Takes & Hilarity: The guys get into lively debates about Johnny Carson's private life, Robin Williams’ comedy antics, and Joe Biden's controversial decision to pardon Hunter Biden. Expect plenty of laughs and a few eye-rolls!

✨ Don't forget to hit subscribe/follow for more laughs, insights, and Texoma love!

🎧 Visit our website: Get it Right Texoma

Thanks to our awesome sponsors:

• 🍎 MacTech Solutions
• 🏍️ Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles
• 🍭 Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• Victory Home Loans
• Wichita Falls
• Midwestern State University
• Eddie Hills Fun Cycles
• MacTech Solutions
• Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop
• Casa Manana
• Sheppard Air Force Base
• Habitat for Humanity

• 🏠 Neighborhood lights: Is it really Christmas if you don’t see the Candyland House? We’ve got your tour guide right here!

• 🌮 Don Jose Mexican Restaurant gets some love! Legendary margaritas, salsa that brings Terry to tears, and why crossing Kemp Blvd after a few drinks might require courage and a guardian angel! 😇🍹

• 🚗 Car show crowds rally big for local radio favorite Keith Vaughn (104.7 The Bear). When Texoma shows up, they really show up!

• 🔥 From fantasy lights to fiery debates: Mike, Terry, and Trey dive into Trump’s cabinet picks, political flip-flops, and why Matt Gaetz gives Terry the creeps.

• 🎞️ Bad Christmas movies: The boys argue over Danny DeVito vs. the Griswolds—Texoma style!

• 🍦 Wichita nostalgia: Dairy Queens, Quarter Palaces, and Taco Mayos—oh my!

• 👉 Hit subscribe, share with a friend (or an enemy—we’re not picky!), and keep it local!

Thanks to our amazing sponsors:

• 🎧 Get It Right Texoma Website

• 🍎 MacTech Solutions

• 🏍️ Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles

• 🍭 Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• YouTube
• Spotify
• Apple
• Don Jose Mexican Restaurant
• Eddie Hills Fun Cycles
• MacTech Solutions
• Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop

• 📚 Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage: Special guest Jim Kulavatos, CEO of Clay County Memorial Hospital, joins the show to demystify Medicare. Forget Joe Namath commercials—Jim's got the straight talk on what seniors and their families need to know.
• 🌟 Fantasy of Lights & Electric Critters: The guys highlight Wichita Falls' beloved holiday traditions, filled with magical lights, family fun, and yes—Santa boots (watch out for imposters with tennis shoes 👟)!
• 🥩 Local Restaurant Spotlight: Pelicans: Discover why this Wichita Falls steakhouse near Fantasy of Lights is the ultimate spot for fine dining—though sadly, no actual pelicans were eaten during the making of this podcast.
• 💡 Community Spotlight: Find out why Clay County Memorial Hospital could be your new go-to for quick, quality care.

✨ Don't miss a beat—Subscribe and Follow now!

Big thanks to our awesome sponsors:

• 🎧 Get It Right Texoma Website
• 🍎 MacTech Solutions
• 🏍️ Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles
• 🍭 Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• Apple
• Clay County Memorial Hospital
• Medicare
• Medicare Advantage
• Midwestern State University
• Electra
• Blue Cross
• Blue Shield
• Cigna
• Lollipop Sweet Shop
• Eddy Hills Fun Cycles
• MacTech Solutions

In addition to the political discourse, the episode highlights the local dining scene, featuring Samurai of Tokyo, a beloved Japanese restaurant known for its delectable hibachi dishes and addictive fried rice. The hosts discuss their personal experiences with the restaurant, adding a touch of culinary insight to the political discussions. Overall, this episode encapsulates the spirit of *Get It Right Texoma*, blending local politics with community highlights and engaging conversations that resonate with the Wichita Falls audience.

Takeaways:

• The discussion centered around the importance of local elections and community involvement, emphasizing the significance of voting in the upcoming runoff election for city council.
• Sam Pack and Austin Cobb, two candidates vying for the city council at large, shared their insights on community development and economic growth in Wichita Falls.
• The podcast highlighted the necessity of growing the population and tax base in Wichita Falls, addressing the local economy's challenges and opportunities.
• Listeners were encouraged to support local businesses and restaurants, such as Samurai of Tokyo, which was featured for its exceptional fried rice and sushi offerings during the episode.
• The hosts discussed the evolving dynamics in local service clubs, such as the Optimist Club, and the impact of declining memberships on community initiatives and fundraising efforts.
• The episode concluded with a call to action for listeners to engage with local events and initiatives, fostering a sense of community and local pride.

Links referenced in this episode:

• facebook.com/SamuelPackForWichitaFallsCityCouncil
• cobbforwf.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• SpaceX
• Elon Musk
• Trump
• Ronny Jackson
• Ted Cruz
• Austin Cobb
• Sam Pack

Here's what's on tap:

• 💧 Rain & Infrastructure Chat: Russell breaks down how recent rains impact lake levels, wildfire risks, and why Holliday Creek can’t flow uphill (who knew?!).
• 🛣️ Streets & Pipes & Costs, Oh My! Ever wonder how much fluoride costs the city each year? Spoiler: it's enough to buy a truck! 🚚
• 🍻 Legend of the Red Draw: Was this Texoma classic really invented at P2? Discover why it's dubbed "the redneck Bloody Mary."
• 🎉 Local Events: Don't miss the final Wichita Falls Gun Show at the MPEC and get early tips for enjoying the festive City Lights Parade! 🎄
• 🚧 City Hall Renovation: Updates on when our beloved city offices will finally be back under one roof.

📍 Local Highlight: Shout-out to P2 (The Deuce)—great home cooking, legendary bar vibes, and possibly Texoma’s last drive-up bar!

🎧 More Texoma fun awaits! Visit:

• Get it Right Texoma https://getitrighttexoma.com
• 🍎 MacTech Solutions: https://mactech-solutions.com
• 🏍️ Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles: https://eddiehillsfuncycles.com
• 🍭 Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop: https://lpsweet.com

Subscribe, like, and stay tuned to Get It Right Texoma for more laughs, insights, and local love! 🌟

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• YouTube
• Spotify
• Apple
• Joe Rogan
• Trump
• Russell Schreiber
• Wichita Falls
• P2 the Deuce
• Pioneer
• McBride
• Benny Keith
• Gibson
• Wichita Falls Gun Show
• Mike Rucker
• Amazon
• Texas A&M Forestry Service

The Trio talks Electricritters and River Bend Nature Center, 8th Street Coffee House, an upcoming Chamber event and more.

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• Get It Right Texoma
• Riverbend Nature Center
• Wichita Falls Chamber
• A Street Coffee House
• Halliburton
• CarMax
• Eddie Hills Fun Cycles
• MacTech Solutions
• Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop

Links referenced in this episode:

• getitrighttexoma.com
• facebook.com/GetItRightTexoma
• youtube.com

Takeaways:

• In this episode, we explore the significance of local elections and their impact on community governance.
• The hosts discuss various upcoming events in Wichita Falls, particularly the Electric Critters event at Riverbend Nature Center.
• We emphasize the importance of subscribing to our YouTube channel for updates and short snippets of episodes.
• The conversation touches on the recent election results, highlighting the close races in city council positions and their implications.
• A key discussion revolves around the differing perspectives on national versus local issues, particularly in election contexts.
• The hosts reflect on the evolving nature of political affiliations and voter demographics in contemporary elections.

'Get it Right Texoma' presents a compelling episode that intricately weaves together local events, political insights, and cultural commentary, as articulated by hosts Trey Sralla, Terry McAdams, and Mike Hendren. The episode opens with an enthusiastic endorsement of the 'Electric Critters' event at the Riverbend Nature Center, a beloved tradition that showcases an enchanting display of lights and animatronics. The hosts urge the community to participate, emphasizing the joy and festive spirit that this event brings to the region, thereby reinforcing the podcast's commitment to promoting local culture and engagement.

As the dialogue unfolds, the conversation takes a serious turn towards the recent elections, where the hosts analyze the implications of the electoral outcomes for Wichita Falls. They celebrate the triumphs of candidates such as Whitney Flack and Robert Brooks, while also discussing the competitive nature of the at-large council race, which has advanced to a runoff. Through this analysis, the hosts highlight the significance of voter participation and the impact of local governance on everyday life. Their discussion serves as a reminder of the power of civic engagement and the necessity for community members to remain informed and involved in the political process.

In addition to the electoral discourse, the hosts also delve into the local dining scene, focusing on a]]>The primary focus of this podcast episode is the recent electoral outcomes and their implications for the future governance of both local and national entities. We delve into the results of the Wichita Falls elections, highlighting the victories and notable contests that have established a new council, while also acknowledging the broader national context surrounding the presidential race. During our discussion, we reflect on the significance of voter turnout and the essential role that every single vote plays in shaping the political landscape. Furthermore, we analyze the evolving perspectives of the electorate, particularly among minority groups, and how these shifts may influence future campaigns and policies. As we navigate through these topics, we aim to provide our audience with a comprehensive understanding of the current political climate and its potential trajectory.

The Trio talks Electricritters and River Bend Nature Center, 8th Street Coffee House, an upcoming Chamber event and more.

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• Get It Right Texoma
• Riverbend Nature Center
• Wichita Falls Chamber
• A Street Coffee House
• Halliburton
• CarMax
• Eddie Hills Fun Cycles
• MacTech Solutions
• Lollie and Pops Sweet Shop

Links referenced in this episode:

• getitrighttexoma.com
• facebook.com/GetItRightTexoma
• youtube.com

Takeaways:

• In this episode, we explore the significance of local elections and their impact on community governance.
• The hosts discuss various upcoming events in Wichita Falls, particularly the Electric Critters event at Riverbend Nature Center.
• We emphasize the importance of subscribing to our YouTube channel for updates and short snippets of episodes.
• The conversation touches on the recent election results, highlighting the close races in city council positions and their implications.
• A key discussion revolves around the differing perspectives on national versus local issues, particularly in election contexts.
• The hosts reflect on the evolving nature of political affiliations and voter demographics in contemporary elections.

'Get it Right Texoma' presents a compelling episode that intricately weaves together local events, political insights, and cultural commentary, as articulated by hosts Trey Sralla, Terry McAdams, and Mike Hendren. The episode opens with an enthusiastic endorsement of the 'Electric Critters' event at the Riverbend Nature Center, a beloved tradition that showcases an enchanting display of lights and animatronics. The hosts urge the community to participate, emphasizing the joy and festive spirit that this event brings to the region, thereby reinforcing the podcast's commitment to promoting local culture and engagement.

As the dialogue unfolds, the conversation takes a serious turn towards the recent elections, where the hosts analyze the implications of the electoral outcomes for Wichita Falls. They celebrate the triumphs of candidates such as Whitney Flack and Robert Brooks, while also discussing the competitive nature of the at-large council race, which has advanced to a runoff. Through this analysis, the hosts highlight the significance of voter participation and the impact of local governance on everyday life. Their discussion serves as a reminder of the power of civic engagement and the necessity for community members to remain informed and involved in the political process.

In addition to the electoral discourse, the hosts also delve into the local dining scene, focusing on a newly popular street coffee house. This segment not only showcases the establishment's diverse offerings but also highlights the importance of supporting local businesses, creating a sense of community pride. The episode culminates in a rich tapestry of local insights, cultural commentary, and political analysis, exemplifying the podcast's mission to inform, educate, and delight its audience with relevant and engaging content.

• 🎙 Meet the Hosts: Terry McAdams, Mike Hendren, and Trey Sralla kick off another fun-filled episode of Get It Right Texoma.

• 🏍 Shoutout to Sponsors: Big thanks to Eddie Hills Fun Cycles, MacTech Solutions, and Lollie and Pop’s Sweet Shop for supporting the show!

• ⚖️ Special Guest: Clay County Judge Mike Campbell joins the trio to share insights into his role, responsibilities, and the unique challenges of governing a rural Texas county.

• 📚 County Judge 101: Judge Campbell explains what it means to be a county judge in Texas—covering everything from overseeing budgets to handling criminal court cases, and even stepping in for the Justice of the Peace when needed.

• 🐄 Animal Cruelty Case: Judge Campbell recounts a rare jury trial involving animal cruelty that stirred up quite a bit of attention in the county.

• 🏞 Clay County’s Vast Landscape: With 1,100 square miles, managing resources like volunteer fire departments and law enforcement is no small task in Clay County.

• 🚓 No Local Police: Henrietta relies on the county sheriff’s office instead of maintaining its own police department, a rare setup that Judge Campbell finds efficient.

• 🗳 Election Challenges: The county’s sprawling geography and the hunt for election workers, especially from the Democratic side, make managing elections in Clay County a tough job.

• 🚜 Rural Development: The recent sale of 77 out of 99 lots in a new subdivision highlights the growing interest in moving out of the crowded metro areas into Clay County.

• 💧 Water Wars: Judge Campbell delves into the ongoing debate over the Lake Ringo project, where concerns about eminent domain, water needs, and skyrocketing costs dominate the conversation.

• 🚧 Road Maintenance Woes: Gravel roads and dusty vehicles are just part of the rural living charm, but keeping those roads in good shape remains a constant challenge.

• 🏥 Healthcare Highlight: Clay County’s hospital is thriving, with plans for expanding mental health services, showing just how important local healthcare is to the community.

• 🎉 Good News: A new doctor is coming to town, and the county’s mental health services are getting a much-needed boost.

• 📱 Stay Connected: Judge Campbell encourages folks to follow Clay County on Facebook or visit their website for the latest updates.

• 😂 Fun Closing: The hosts wrap up with a few laughs about old TV quirks and operator clichés, reminding everyone to check out the sponsors and tune in next time!

Recorded 7/9/2024

• 🗳️ Election Talk & Assassination Attempt: The crew dives into the political scene, touching on the recent attempt on President Trump’s life and the chaotic election environment.

• 🛑 Border Crisis: Congressman Jackson shares his frustrations with the federal government’s failure to secure the border, highlighting Texas’ efforts and the ongoing struggles.

• 💸 Debt & Spending Concerns: Discussion shifts to the national debt, which now surpasses military spending, and the need to reform mandatory spending programs like Social Security and Medicare.

• 🛡️ Protecting Texas & Shepherd AFB: Jackson emphasizes the importance of continued investment in Shepherd Air Force Base and other key projects in the district, securing millions in funding.

• 🛠️ Growth Opportunities for Wichita Falls: The potential for growth in Wichita Falls, especially with the expansion of the I-44 corridor, and the impact of projects like Lake Ringgold are discussed.

• 🚧 Earmarks & Community Projects: Jackson sheds light on how federal funding is being allocated to important local projects, from water infrastructure to highways, ensuring the money is spent wisely.

• 🎖️ JD Vance as Trump’s Running Mate?: The Congressman shares insights into Trump’s choice of JD Vance as his running mate, highlighting Vance’s inspiring background and strong relationship with Trump.

• 🏞️ Future Growth in Texas: The team wraps up by discussing the rapid growth in Denton County and how it could positively impact Wichita Falls, making the area a prime spot for future development.

Don’t miss out on this jam-packed episode where Congressman Jackson gives us the inside scoop on politics, policies, and the future of Texoma! 🎙️

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• 🎨 Downtown Art Walk: The hosts chat about the popular Downtown Art Walk happening on July 11th. Enjoy vendors, food trucks, and a vibrant community atmosphere!

• 🍉 Watermelon Fest: Get ready for the Watermelon Fest on July 12th at New Hope Church! All-you-can-eat watermelon and a classic seed spitting contest—don’t miss out!

• 🍔 Local Eatery Spotlight - Deli Planet: Featuring the Deli Planet, a beloved local spot owned by Eric and Rebecca Rettlage. Try the Deli Philly, the Mayhem, or the Wicked Chicken!

• 🍺 Wichita Falls Brewery: Celebrating Wichita Falls Brewery being named the #20 brewery in Texas by Trip Advisor. Cheers to local brews!

• 🚧 Clay County Signs: A fun discussion about spotting “Men Working” signs in Clay County—definitely no woke edits there!

• 🇺🇸 Biden’s Debate Drama: The trio discusses President Biden’s cognitive health and recent gaffes, debating the impact and implications of his public appearances.

• 📉 Restaurant Closures: Talking about the challenges in the restaurant industry, including the recent Hooters closure and the economic pressures on local eateries.

• 🤖 Tech Talk: A quick plug for MacTech Solutions, the go-to place for all things Apple in Wichita Falls.

Be sure to share this episode on your social media and visit our website at GetItRightTexoma.com. Until next time, stay informed and entertained with the Texoma Trio!

• 🌟 Special Guest Alert: Welcoming Jennica Lambert, Executive Director of River Bend Nature Center.

• 👩‍👧‍👦 Mom Life Real Talk: Jennica shares the chaos of parenting young kids and the joy of surviving the day with them fully dressed!

• 🐔 Chicken Shenanigans: A hilarious chat about chickens being mini dinosaurs and their surprising dietary habits.

• 🌿 Nature Center Nuggets: Jennica dives into the mission and history of River Bend Nature Center, aiming to connect people with Texas’s natural environment.

• 🦋 Butterfly Bonanza: Learn about the amazing Butterfly Conservatory and its role in educating visitors.

• 🐍 Snakes and Surprises: Jennica’s encounter with a rat snake in her chicken coop—complete with a chicken-snake standoff!

• 🐗 Wild Hogs and Coyotes: Discussion on the challenges of feral hogs and coyotes in the Texoma area, including some surprising facts about their behavior.

• 🦎 Horny Toads Comeback: Efforts to conserve and repopulate Texas horned lizards and their fascinating blood-squirting defense mechanism.

• 🎉 Summer Camps Galore: Highlights of River Bend’s summer camps like “Wild About Wildlife,” which get kids exploring and learning about nature.

• 🧑‍🏫 STEM Education: The importance of STEM programs and how River Bend Nature Center helps kids excel in science.

• 🍷 Sippin’ Science: Exciting adult events combining education with wine and hors d’oeuvres.

• 🐢 Animal Encounters: Stories of unique animals at River Bend, like Queenie the New Zealand rabbit and elusive Bambi the cottontail.

• 🌞 Getting Kids Outside: Encouraging outdoor activities to combat screen time, with a nostalgic nod to the hosts’ own childhood adventures.

• 🎂 Birthday Parties: Fun themes for kids’ birthday parties at River Bend, from butterflies to dino digs.

• 📣 Community Involvement: A call to action for listeners to fill out a survey to shape the future of River Bend Nature Center.

Stay tuned, and don’t forget to visit River Bend Nature Center at riverbendnaturecenter.org and share your thoughts on their upcoming exhibits! 🌳

• 🎧 Welcome and Introductions: The trio Mike Hendren, Terry McAdams, and Trey Sralla kick off the episode with their usual banter, setting a fun and entertaining tone.

• 🍬 Sponsor Shoutouts: Shoutout to Eddie Hills Fun Cycles, MacTech Solutions, and Lollie and Pop’s Sweet Shop for their support.

• 🤣 Humorous Intro with Mayor Tim: The hosts joke about Mayor Tim Short’s multiple appearances, with Tim humorously noting, “Hey, all the city workers have to go work at Hooters!” while discussing restaurant closures.

• 🏙️ Restaurant Closures and City Impact: Mayor Tim clarifies the city’s role in local restaurant closures, highlighting that the city government and Chamber of Commerce aren’t responsible for these changes.

• 🌊 Water Restrictions: A discussion on the recent changes to water restrictions and how the city is handling water conservation amidst varying lake levels.

• 💸 Economic Development: Tim shares impressive stats on commercial construction in Wichita Falls, with $747 million worth of projects underway, including a new state hospital and investments at MSU.

• 🚔 Police Officer Shortage: Addressing the shortage of police officers, Mayor Tim talks about the challenges and steps being taken to attract and retain officers.

• 🏞️ Lake Ringgold Project: Updates on the Lake Ringgold construction project, its importance for future water security, and the expected timeline.

• 🌿 Panda Biotech: Insight into the largest hemp plant in the nation, its potential impact on the local economy, and how it’s already attracting national attention.

• 🏢 Downtown Revitalization: Exciting developments in downtown Wichita Falls, including new apartments, live music venues, and a bustling art scene.

• 📞 Call for Community Participation: Mayor Tim encourages citizens to get involved, share ideas, and participate in city initiatives to make Wichita Falls a better place.

Tune in to this episode for a fun and insightful conversation with Mayor Tim Short as he discusses the exciting developments and future plans for Wichita Falls!

📰 Special News Edition: A unique episode focused on the Trump-Biden debate, humorously dubbed the "Fecal Matter Show."

😳 Debate Disaster: The hosts discuss the embarrassing nature of the debate, highlighting Biden's apparent dementia and Trump's uncharacteristically reserved demeanor.

🎭 Performance Reviews: Mixed reactions to Trump’s performance – some saw strategy, others saw restraint.

📺 Moderator's Role: Praise for the debate moderators for their hardball questions and fair handling.

🔢 Biden's Numbering Strategy: Observations on Biden's debate tactics, especially his use of numbering points.

👨‍⚖️ Personal Moment: Biden’s emotional reaction about his son, Beau, sparking debate on his cognitive state.

🚪 Democratic Dilemma: Speculation on Democrats’ search for an exit strategy to replace Biden.

🎬 Debate Prep: Insight into Biden’s extensive preparation, suggesting it was a setup for failure.

💊 Amped & Slowed: Comments on Biden's seemingly medicated state during the debate.

🌅 Sundowner Syndrome: Discussion on Biden’s condition worsening as the day progresses.

📅 Early Debate Timing: The unprecedented timing of this early debate in modern political history.

🌟 Trump’s Missed Opportunities: Critique on Trump not capitalizing on his chances to stay positive and avoid attacking Biden.

🧠 Strategic Holding Back: Speculation that Trump might have held back to avoid attacking an elderly Biden.

🗳️ Future Predictions: Predictions on the potential fallout and replacement candidates for Biden.

🏛️ Democratic Long Game: Theory on Democrats playing the long game to get Trump out and prepare for 2028.

💼 Behind-the-Scenes Strategies: Insight into political strategists’ long-term plans beyond public perception.

🦅 Obama Factor: Discussion on the influence and potential involvement of Michelle Obama.

📊 Media Impact: Comments on how media handling and portrayal affect political perceptions.

🕵️ Fact-Checking Debate: Debating the effectiveness and bias of real-time fact-checking.

🐶 Guest Appearance: A light-hearted end with a guest appearance from Richie’s dog, Fluffy.

• 🎉 Welcome to Get It Right Texoma!
• Your hosts Terry McAdams, Mike Hendren, and Trey Sralla bring you another episode packed with fun, local news, and more!
• 🍎 MacTech Magic
• Shoutout to MacTech Solutions, where all the Apple magic happens in Wichita Falls! Visit them at 4020 Rhea Road, Suite 3B.
• 🌟 Upcoming Guest: Jennica Lambert
• Get ready for our next episode featuring Jennica Lambert from Riverbend Nature Center. Don't miss it!
• 🌳 Camp Riverbend
• Sign up for Camp Riverbend if there are any spots left! It's a blast for kids aged 4-11.
• 🏆 2024 Nextar Sports Awards
• Happening on July 11th at DL League and Coliseum. Grab your tickets from KFDX!
• 🎨 July's First Art Walk
• Mark your calendars for July 11th! The Art Walk is back and it's going to be fantastic.
• 🍕 Local Spotlight: Luigi's
• Discover the best Italian food in town at Luigi's near Shepard Air Force Base. Try the Supreme pizza with OGB base—olive oil, garlic, and basil. Delizioso!
• 💖 Atmos Energy Donations
• Big thanks to Atmos Energy for supporting First Step Incorporated and Arts Council Wichita Falls with $1,000 donations each.
• 🚫 Border Talk
• Discussing the latest executive order on asylum restrictions and the challenges at the border.
• 🌊 Leah Thomas Ruling
• Leah Thomas's challenge against women's race rules was dismissed. What's next for transgender athletes?
• 💵 Operation Lone Star
• Texas's own border security efforts have cost $11 billion so far. How are local law enforcement handling it?
• 🎧 Stay Connected!
• Follow us on Facebook, check out our website, and share our podcast links. We're on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube!

Thanks for tuning in to another episode of Get It Right Texoma! Stay informed, entertained, and we'll see you next time!

• 🎉 Welcome & Introductions: The Texoma trio - Mike, Terry, and Trey - kick off the show with humor and gratitude for their listeners on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.
• 🌌 Space Chat: The hosts discuss Elon Musk's achievements in space, reusability of rockets, and the government's shift towards private industry for space exploration.
• 🤖 Robo Mowers at Eddie Hills: Exciting news about Eddie Hills Fun Cycles soon stocking Crest Robo mowers, comparing them to Robo vacs, and discussing their convenience.
• 🍪 Sweet Treats: Terry brings in fresh chocolate chip cookies from Lollie and Pop's Sweet Shop, adding a delicious twist to the show.
• ⛳ Legacy Leopards Golf Tournament: Announcement of the first golf tournament on July 1st at Wichita Falls Country Club to support the new high school, Legacy Leopards.
• 🎸 Fourth in the Falls Freedom Fest: Details about the annual Freedom Fest on July 4th, featuring a flyover, live music by Back in Black (AC/DC cover band), and a fireworks show.
• 🍔 Local Restaurant Focus - Highlander Public House: Spotlight on the Highlander Public House in downtown Wichita Falls, their new management, daily menu, and famous fish and chips.
• 📺 KFDX Recognition: KFDX, Texomas Fox, and Texomas Homepage named the 2024 Station of the Year by the Texas Association of Broadcasters.
• 🎶 Jamal Bowman Rally: A light-hearted critique of Representative Jamal Bowman's rally and his antics, including pulling a fire alarm to delay a vote in Congress.
• 🏫 Promoting MSU: A passionate discussion about improving the promotion of Midwestern State University (MSU) in Wichita Falls, emphasizing the need for better signage and community involvement.
• 🗳️ Political Campaigns: Debate on the ethics and logistics of campaigning while holding office, including the impact on taxpayer dollars and the need for campaign finance reform.

🎸 Fallstown Summer Jam Alert!

• Get ready for a musical fiesta on July 20th at 701 Austin, downtown Wichita Falls.
• Bands from 2 PM to 11 PM: Country, Rock, and Hip-Hop!

🚒 Kevin Fowler Concert for a Cause!

• Catch Kevin Fowler at the Warehouse on July 26th, 8 PM.
• All proceeds benefit the Wichita Falls Area Community Foundation's Volunteer Fire Department funds.

🔫 Gun Show Extravaganza!

• Mark your calendars for July 27th and 28th at the Multi-Purpose Event Center.
• More than just guns: knives, hunting supplies, arts and crafts, and tasty food vendors.

🛑 Stonehenge Scandal

• Outrage as protesters vandalize the ancient site with orange paint.
• Heated debate on how to deal with vandals and protestors.

🍪 Marjory’s Bakery Drama

• Local bakery faces backlash for MAGA-themed cookies but stands strong with community support.
• Previously celebrated for Pride-themed cookies, proving Texoma's diverse spirit.

🍗 Farewell Hooters

• Wichita Falls Hooters closes amid national downsizing.
• Mixed feelings as locals reflect on the chain's decline and look forward to better dining options.

🍕 Foodie Finds

• Luigi's serves up the best pizza in town, with a secret olive oil, garlic, and basil base.
• Pro tip: Reheat pizza in an air fryer for that fresh-out-of-the-oven taste!

🏋️‍♂️ YMCA Field Day Fun

• YMCA’s new tradition transforms Sputter Park into a fun-filled party for all ages.
• Expect bounce houses, vendors, and a community coming together.

🌐 Show Wrap-Up

• Don’t miss our post-debate special show this weekend.
• Check out our website for all episodes and updates: GetItRightTexoma.com.

Stay cool, Texoma! Tune in next time for more local scoops and spirited discussions. 😎🎙️

Hey, Texoma! 🌟 Welcome to another episode of Get it Right Texoma with your favorite trio – Terry McAdams, Mike Hendren, and Trey Sralla! Let's dive into the fun! 🎉

• 🛵 Sponsor Shoutouts:
• Eddie Hills Fun Cycles: For all your motorcycle and lawnmower needs.
• MacTech Solutions: Your go-to for Apple products and solutions.
• Lollie and Pop's Sweet Shop: Delicious treats and sweets.
• 🗣️ Podcast Intro:
• We joked about needing a catchy intro tune and threw around some hilarious ideas. 🎶
• 🏍️ Lawn Mower Therapy:
• We shared how mowing with a zero-turn mower is surprisingly therapeutic, especially with some good tunes in your AirPods Pro. 🎧
• 🍪 Sweet Tips:
• Pro tip for enjoying Lollie and Pop's cookies: freeze them for a perfect cold treat or warm them up for gooey goodness. 🍪
• 🎤 Upcoming Guests:
• Exciting lineup including Mayor Tim Short, Jennica Lambert from River Bend, Erica Muntz, Donnie Lee, and more! 🌟
• 🎨 Downtown Art Walk:
• Happening every first Thursday, with the next one on July 11th due to the holiday. Great way to spend an evening! 🎨
• 🏞️ Mount Scott Update:
• The road to Mount Scott is temporarily closed for repairs. It's a great spot in the Wichita Mountains with amazing views. 🏞️
• 🍔 Mears Burgers:
• A shoutout to Mears Store for their massive, delicious burgers and cobblers. Perfect for a day trip! 🍔
• 🔥 Chuck Schumer's BBQ Blunder:
• We had a good laugh about Chuck Schumer’s staged photo op where he pretended to grill with the grill knobs turned off and raw burgers. 😂
• 🦠 Bird Flu Alert:
• Discussing the recent prediction of a bird flu pandemic by former CDC director Robert Redfield. Stay informed, but no need to panic just yet. 🐦
• 📺 Old TV Shows and Streaming:
• Nostalgic chat about classic TV shows and the benefits of streaming services like Friendly TV for those old favorites. 📺
• 🐂 Buffalo Safety Tips:
• Reminded everyone not to mess with wild buffalo at the Wichita Mountains. They’re massive and unpredictable! 🦬
• 🇺🇸 Political Rants:
• We wrapped up with a candid discussion on politics, pandemic handling, and economic impacts. Always keeping it real! 🗣️

Closing:

Thanks for tuning in! Don’t forget to like, share, and give us your feedback. See you next time, Texoma! 🌟

• Hey there! It’s Mike, Terry, and Trey, your Texoma trio, back with the latest scoop!

• We chat about local, regional, state, and national news, plus some fun random stuff!

• 👟 Pump Up Nostalgia:

• Remember Nike’s pump shoes? We do! And Hans and Franz from SNL? “We’re here to pump you up!”

• 💧 Water Restrictions Lifted:

• Wichita Falls voted to drop Stage 1 water restrictions. Yay for watering freedom! 🌱

• Mayor Tim Short and other officials explained why keeping restrictions was overreach. Logical and fair!

• 🏌️‍♂️ Legacy Leopards Golf Tournament:

• New high school, Legacy Leopards, is having a golf tourney on July 1 at the Wichita Falls Country Club. Fancy! ⛳️

• Raise money and support the new school’s football team. Email LegacyLeopards2024@gmail.com or call 940-733-0277 for details.

• 🎆 Fourth in the Falls Freedom Fest:

• Fourth of July celebrations start early! Iowa Park kicks off the festivities the weekend before. Fireworks galore! 🎇

• Discussing how holidays should be on weekends for better celebrations and less disruption.

• 🏅 Next Star Sports Awards:

• Mark your calendars for July 11 at Midwestern State University’s DL Ligon Coliseum. Honors local athletes. 🎖️

• Tickets available at KFDX TV studios or their website.

• 💸 Federal Holidays and Fees Rant:

• Juneteenth is now a federal holiday. Discussing the growing list of bank holidays. 🏦

• Rant on local governments’ dependence on fines and fees. Let’s do a whole show on this!

• 🇺🇦 Ukraine-Russia War Update:

• Coverage has decreased, but the war continues. US has given $75 billion in aid. Why aren’t European countries contributing more? 💵

• ✈️ Sheppard AFB Leadership Change:

• Brigadier General George Dietrich left for Stuttgart, Germany. Brigadier General Paul Filchick takes over. 🛫

• 🏢 City Management Insights:

• Local government dependence on fee income is problematic. Let’s tackle this in another episode!

• 🚔 Police Ticketing:

• Police shouldn’t be writing tickets just for revenue. They’re here to protect and serve. Let’s dig deeper into this issue in a future show.

• 📣 Shoutouts & Thanks:

• Thanks to our sponsors: Eddie Hills Fun Cycles, MacTech Solutions, and Lollie and Pop Sweet Shop!

• Check out our social media and share the love! 💖

Catch you next time, Texoma! Stay tuned for more local buzz and insightful rants! 🎙️

• The hosts reveal they "gang record" episodes, joking about wearing the same clothes to maximize efficiency and lighten the mood. 🕶️👔

📺 Podcast and Promotion Updates 🌐

• Encouragement to share the podcast on social media and check out the newly minted website, GetitRightTexoma.com. 🔗💻

🛵 Sponsor Shoutouts 🍭

• Big thanks to Eddie Hill's Fun Cycles and Lollie and Pop's Sweet Shop among others, for their support. The hosts share some sweet anecdotes, literally! 🍰🏍️

🎉 Local Events Spotlight 🌳

• Highlighting upcoming community events like the "Take It Outside" picnic and activities at Camp Riverbend for kids. 🌄👶

🕶 Diving into Politics 🏛️

• A light-hearted yet pointed discussion on Joe Biden’s public appearances and broader political commentary. 🇺🇸💬

🎵 Local Business and Culture 🔨

• Discussing local business closures, like JC Penney, and community efforts like Beacon Lighthouse for the blind marking its 50-year anniversary. 🛍️🎉

🎤 Courtroom Comedy ⚖️

• A hilarious recount of a man attending a Zoom court hearing while driving – the exact offense he was accused of! 🚗😂

📣 Final Reminders 📢

• A wrap-up with another push for listener engagement and a reminder of the show's support by local businesses. 🎙️💬

Catch the full lively discussion on YouTube or Apple Podcasts!

• 🎙️ Hosts Mike Hendren, Terry McAdams, and Trey Sralla kick off the milestone episode with a lively and humorous welcome.

• 🌎 Greetings to their global audience, including a fun shout-out to a listener in Ecuador.

• Guest Introduction:

• 🎩 Ron Kitchens, President and CEO of the Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce, returns to the show.

• 💼 Ron’s previous appearance and his impact on the show.

• Milestone Celebration:

• 🎉 Celebrating the 50th episode of the new season and reflecting on the podcast’s growth from basic beginnings to a more sophisticated setup.

• Panda Biotech Ribbon Cutting:

• 🎀 Discussion on the recent grand opening of Panda Biotech.

• 🏭 Transformation of the old Delphi building into a major hemp processing facility with nearly $100 million invested.

• 🌱 Benefits of hemp farming, including water conservation, soil health, and economic opportunities for local farmers.

• Historical Context:

• 🏛️ Fun facts about George Washington being a hemp farmer and the historical significance of hemp in the U.S.

• 🌿 Hemp’s resurgence and strategic importance for modern industry.

• Economic Impact:

• 📈 Potential for new industries and job creation stemming from the hemp processing facility.

• 🌾 Discussion on the benefits of hemp farming, including cost savings and environmental advantages.

• Future Developments:

• 🏗️ Overview of other significant projects in the area, such as new data centers and a distribution center.

• ⚡ The region’s strategic advantages like fiber connectivity and electricity supply.

• Community Engagement:

• 🗣️ Encouragement for community involvement and support for local development.

• 🌐 Addressing the importance of maintaining a positive outlook on local economic growth.

• University and Military Base:

• 🎓 The need for stronger integration and visibility of the local university and military base within the community.

• 🏢 Upcoming investments and construction at the university to enhance its role in the community.

• Live Music Scene:

• 🎶 Reinvestment in live music as an economic driver and quality of life enhancer for the area.

• Restaurant Industry Changes:

• 🍽️ Discussion on the evolving restaurant scene, including new establishments and the impact of closures.

• 🎤 Welcome and Sponsors: Terry, Mike, and Trey kick off the show with a big thanks to their sponsors: Eddie Hills Fun Cycles, MacTech Solutions, and Lollie and Pop’s Sweeet Shop. They remind listeners to reach out if they want to be an advertiser (not just a supporter!).

• 🌟 Special Guests Coming Up: Exciting news! Ron Kitchens from the Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Tim Short will be on upcoming episodes. Stay tuned!

• 📲 Social Media Shoutout: The hosts encourage everyone to like, share, and give feedback on their social media pages. They’re ready for your comments, good or bad!

• 🎆 Fourth in the Falls: Get ready for the ultimate July 4th celebration at the MPEC. Fireworks, food vendors, and festivities starting at 5 PM. Don’t miss the big bang at 9:30 PM!

• 🏅 Next Star Sports Awards: Happening July 11th at the DL Ligon Coliseum. Honoring local and regional athletes, with categories like Coach of the Year and Hall of Fame inductions. Tickets available through KFDX.

• 🚰 Water Restrictions Rant: The city council voted to keep water restrictions despite increased rainfall and higher lake levels. The hosts passionately debate the necessity and impact of these ongoing restrictions on local life and businesses.

• 🏫 New High Schools: Memorial and Legacy High Schools are nearly complete. The hosts discuss the benefits of these modern facilities, urging taxpayers to tour the buildings and see the future of Wichita Falls education.

• ⚖️ Georgia Election Case Halt: The court has paused the election subversion case against Donald Trump and others, pending a decision on the disqualification of DA Fannie Willis.

• 🏛️ Government and Hypocrisy: The trio dives deep into the inconsistency in people’s attitudes towards government intervention, highlighting the balance needed between regulations and personal freedoms.

• 🎓 Terry’s Military Memories: A light-hearted wrap-up with Terry reminiscing about his time as a buck sergeant in the Air Force, explaining the evolution of military ranks.

• 📢 Closing Remarks: A big thank you to listeners, sponsors, and a reminder to share and provide feedback. The show is all about informing and entertaining Texoma!

• 🎙️ Meet the Trio: Terry McAdams, Mike Hendren, and Trey Sralla kick off with infectious enthusiasm, ready to inform and entertain.

• 🗺️ Texoma Explained: A quirky geography lesson about the unique placement of Wichita Falls in the southeast corner of Wichita County, bordering three counties: Wichita, Archer, and Clay.

• 🏞️ Camp River Bend: Exciting news about Camp River Bend’s summer camps! 🏕️ Running Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to noon, for ages 4-11. Members pay $100, non-members $110.

• 🌿 Nature’s Playgrounds: River Bend Nature Center’s awesome location and why it’s the perfect spot for summer learning and fun.

• 🔥 Campfire Day Camps: For first through eighth graders, starting June 10th. $150 per child, and includes breakfast, lunch, and swimming lessons! 🌊

• 📅 Live Music at 1200 Scott Street: New outdoor music venue at the old Collins Motor Company. Upcoming shows:

• August 24: Pat Green 🎸

• September 7: Vanilla Ice 🎤

• September 27: Sam Riggs 🎵

• October 18: Eli Young Band 🎤

• 💬 Beverly Hillbillies Flashback: Hilarious chat about memorable scenes from the Beverly Hillbillies, the impact of Buddy Ebsen, and his allergic reaction to the Tin Man makeup in The Wizard of Oz.

• 🎆 Fourth in the Falls: Fourth of July Freedom Fest at Festival Park, with food trucks, live music, a car show, and epic fireworks. Don’t miss the flyover from Shepherd Air Force Base! 🇺🇸

• 🎰 Pat Sajak’s Farewell: Celebrating Pat Sajak’s 43-year career on Wheel of Fortune and the end of an era for the beloved game show host.

• 📺 Game Show Nostalgia: Fun chat about classic game shows like Match Game and Hollywood Squares, with a nod to risqué humor and legendary hosts.

Hope you enjoyed this snappy summary! Tune in next time for more fun and informative discussions. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe! 🌟

• 🎙️ Welcome & Mission: The hosts kick off with their usual banter, aiming to inform and entertain about Texoma’s happenings.

• 🍿 Classic Movie Night: “Rudy” showing at the downtown Wichita Falls Farmers Market. Free entry!

• 🏛️ Historic Downtown: Discussion on the importance of preserving and revitalizing downtown Wichita Falls.

• 🎶 Community Picnic Series: Live music and local restaurants at Park Central on June 14th and 28th.

• ✈️ Air Tractor Anniversary: Celebrating 50 years of Air Tractor in Olney, a global leader in agricultural and firefighting aircraft.

• 🦟 Mosquito Talk: Tips on dealing with mosquitoes, including using Spartan mosquito tubes.

• ⛽ Buc-ee’s Mania: Explaining Buc-ee’s mega travel centers and wishing for one in Wichita Falls.

• 🔫 Gun Laws & Politics: Heated debate on Hunter Biden’s gun charges and the broader implications.

• 🔫 Constitutional Carry in Texas: Debunking myths about gun violence in Texas since adopting constitutional carry laws.

• 🔚 Closing Remarks: Encouraging listeners to engage on social media and support local sponsors like Eddie Hills Fun Cycles and Lollie & Pop’s Sweet Shop.

Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe! 🚀🎧

• 🎉 Welcome Back! Mike, Terry, and Trey kick off the show with their usual mix of local charm and spirited banter.

• 🌾 Texas Ranch Roundup: Mark your calendars for July 19th and 20th! Casey Donahue performs on the 20th. Get ready for cowboy action and a peek into real ranch life.

• 🔫 Gun Show: The big summer gun show is set for July 27th-28th at the Wichita Falls Multipurpose Event Center. Expect more than just guns—think outdoor gear and unique crafts!

• 💔 Dexter School Closing: The local private school is shutting its doors. A mix of ambitious goals and tough economic times led to its downfall.

• 🗳️ Election Buzz: Brett Hagenbu won the GOP runoff against J. Scarborough for Texas State Senate, District 30. Next up, he faces Democrat Dale Fry. Expect a lively race!

• 🎓 School Vouchers Debate: A hot topic with local leaders divided. The future of school vouchers is uncertain, but it’s sure to stir up debate in the next legislative session.

• 🤬 Trump Verdict: Former President Trump’s conviction sparks outrage among supporters, yet no riots ensue. Instead, donations flood in, shattering fundraising records.

• 🛠️ EPA Regulations Rant: The hosts are fired up about new air conditioning regulations. They argue for less government interference and more common-sense policies.

• 🎙️ Shout-Outs: Big thanks to Eddie Hills Fun Cycles, MacTech Solutions, and Lollie and Pop’s Sweet Shop for their support. Don’t forget to check out their websites and show some love!

• 🤠 Wrap-Up: The hosts remind listeners to like, share, and comment on the podcast. They’re eager to hear from you and keep the conversation going.

Enjoy this lively mix of local events, political insights, and a dash of humor—only on Get It Right Texoma! 🎧✨

• 🎙️ Welcome! – The trio is back: Mike Hendren, Terry McAdams, and Trey Sralla! Ready to entertain and inform, we talk about local events, state news, and everything cool.

• 🏞️ River Bend Nature Center – Kids’ summer camps from June to July. $100 for members, $110 for non-members. Ages 4-11. A fantastic place for nature lovers!

• 🏕️ Campfire Day Camps – June 10-28. For 1st to 8th graders. $150 per child per week. Free swimming lessons, breakfast, lunch, and lots of fun activities.

• 🚂 Railroad Museum Revival – The Wichita Falls Railroad Museum signs a new lease. Plans for murder mystery parties and holiday parades. Volunteers and donations needed!

• 🌧️ Weather Woes – Discussing the recent rainstorms and their impact on local businesses and mowing schedules.

• 🔥 Spicy Takes on Oversight – Fanny Willis and the new prosecutorial oversight panel in Georgia. Discussing the implications and need for higher standards for those in power.

• 🇺🇸 Donald Trump Debate – The complications of prosecuting an ex-president and the Secret Service’s role.

• 🤔 Local Government Gripes – Frustrations with NYC’s spending on prosecutions and housing illegal aliens, urging voters to pay attention and get involved.

• 🍬 Shoutouts! – Sponsors include Eddie Hills Fun Cycles, MacTech Solutions, and Lollie and Pop’s Sweet Shop. Check them out for fun cycles, Apple products, and sweet treats!

Join us next time for more local news, fun discussions, and a special guest from River Bend Nature Center! 🎉

• 🎙️ Welcome Back!

Mike, Terry, and Trey are here to inform and entertain, focusing on all things Texoma with a sprinkle of regional, state, and national news.

• 🏍️ Shoutouts to Sponsors

Big thanks to EddieHillsFunCycles, MacTech Solutions, and Lolli and Pop Sweet Shop for their support. Father’s Day is around the corner—great gift ideas from these local gems!

• 📽️ Movie Night: “Rudy”

Catch the classic movie “Rudy” at the downtown Wichita Falls Farmers Market on June 14th. It’s free! Bring your blankets, chairs, and enjoy a motivational classic under the stars.

• 🎶 Community Picnic Series

Enjoy live music at the Take it Outside Community Picnic Series on June 14th and 28th from 11 AM to 1 PM at Park Central. Local businesses are encouraged to join in!

• 🚦 Downtown Traffic Lights Update

Downtown Wichita Falls is getting more traffic lights to manage the growing traffic as the area revitalizes. Safety first!

• 🚑 Clay County Hospital Board Budget

The Clay County Hospital Board is restructuring ambulance services to save costs without cutting jobs or pay. Response times remain to be seen.

• 🗳️ Archer County Runoff Election

Kendall Coleman wins the runoff election for Commissioner Precinct 3 with a significant margin. Congrats to Coleman!

• ⚖️ Trump Verdict Discussion

The big news: Trump found guilty on all 34 counts in a New York City trial. The trio dives deep into the implications, the unprecedented nature of the verdict, and its potential impact on future elections.

• 💸 Trump’s Fundraising Surge

Following the verdict, Trump’s campaign shatters fundraising records with a huge influx of donations, including many first-time donors.

• 📰 Joe Biden’s Controversial Past

A trip down memory lane about Biden’s past presidential runs and controversies, highlighting the intense scrutiny on politicians.

• 🍿 Wrap-Up and Thanks

Thanks for tuning in! Don’t forget to share, comment, and follow us on social media. Catch us on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more!

Catch you next time on “Get it Right Texoma”! 🎙️🌟

• 🎙️ Welcome Back!: The hosts, Mike Hendren, Terry McAdams, and Trey Sralla, kick off the episode with a fun and lively intro, joking about their looks and inviting listeners to like their Facebook page.

• 🏍️ Shoutout to Sponsors: Big thanks to Eddie Hills Fun Cycles, MacTech Solutions, and Lollipops Sweet Shop for supporting the podcast. The hosts share some funny anecdotes about updating photos and delicious cookies from Lollipops at a recent event.

• 🔥 Campfire Day Camps: Get your kids registered for summer fun! The day camps run from June 10th through the 28th, offering a range of activities, including swimming lessons and security provided by local police.

• 🎨 Downtown Art Walk: Happening June 4th and every first Thursday through October, this event features vendors, food, crafts, and live music. It’s a fantastic way to connect with the community and enjoy downtown Wichita Falls.

• 💧 Water Talk: The hosts dive deep into the history and current status of water restrictions in Wichita Falls, discussing the innovative water reuse project, evaporation issues, and how these restrictions might impact new businesses moving to the area.

• 🏗️ Business Impact: Trey and Mike debate whether the ongoing water restrictions deter businesses from relocating to Wichita Falls, touching on industries like Vitro that rely heavily on water.

• 🗳️ State Senate Race: The hosts discuss the staggering amounts of money being poured into the Senate District 30 race, highlighting major donations and the influence of high-profile endorsements.

• 🚰 Water Wells and Real Estate: Insight into how water wells are still in use for irrigation and the complexities of maintaining utilities for unoccupied properties on the market.

• 🛠️ Practical Tips: Trey offers a quick tech tip about maintaining radiators and shares his experience with real estate, emphasizing the importance of keeping utilities on for property inspections.

• 📢 Wrap-Up: The episode concludes with a reminder to like and comment on their Facebook page, thanks to their sponsors, and a tease for the next episode. Don’t miss it!

Tune in for laughs, insights, and all things Texoma! 🌟

• 🎙️ Welcome and Introductions: Mike, Terry, and Trey kick off the episode with their usual banter, discussing the current economic challenges and rising grocery prices.

• 🛒 Grocery Store Gripes: The trio talks about the high cost of groceries and their preference for self-checkout. Mike shares his strategy of ordering online and picking up groceries to save time.

• 💼 Dollar Store Adventures: Trey and Terry debate the convenience of Dollar General and other small stores versus big grocery chains.

• 🛒 Braum's & Convenience: The conversation shifts to Braum's, where Terry highlights the convenience of grabbing essentials quickly.

• 🎤 New Studio Setup: The team reveals their newly redesigned podcast table, making the setup more comfortable for hosting guests.

• 🛞 Sponsors Shoutout: A big thanks to Eddie Hills Fun Cycles, MacTech Solutions, and Lollie & Pop’s Sweet Shop for supporting the podcast.

• 🦎 Texas Horned Lizard Event: Mark your calendars for May 31st to learn about the Texas horned lizard at River Bend Nature Center. 🦎

• 🎵 Jingle Fun: The hosts joke about creating a new podcast jingle and even consider wrapping it.

• 🏫 Middle Age Debate: The hosts hilariously debate the definition of middle age, sharing personal anecdotes about feeling young at heart.

• 🐍 Invasive Species Talk: Discussion on how fire ants and feral hogs are changing the ecology in Texas.

• 🏕️ Summer Camps: Encouragement for parents to enroll their kids in local summer camps at River Bend Nature Center to keep them active and engaged.

• 🏛️ Local Government Meetings: Information on how to stay informed about local government meetings through live streams and archives.

• 🎓 Top Scholars Celebration: Shoutout to the top 10% graduates of Wichita Falls ISD and the closing ceremonies for local schools.

• 🏜️ Small Town Governance: A fun discussion about the unique challenges of small-town governance in Texas, highlighting Loving County with its tiny population.

• 🚰 Next Episode Teaser: Get ready for a deep dive into the crucial topic of water issues in the Texoma region in the next episode.

Stay tuned for more laughs and local insights on Get It Right Texoma! 🎧

• 🎤 Welcome Back! The trio—Terry McAdams, Mike Hendren, and Trey Sralla—kick off another exciting episode from the MacTech Solutions Podcast Studio in Wichita Falls.

• 🐴 Wichita County Mounted Patrol Rodeo: The history and charm of this long-standing event, along with the Mounted Patrol’s fascinating origins dating back to the old West days. Upcoming event dates: May 31st and June 1st.

• 📚 Book Recommendation: “Empire of the Summer Moon” – A riveting read about North Texas history and Quanah Parker. Terry and Mike discuss its brutal and fascinating details.

• 🎭 Backdoor Theater: Highlighting upcoming improv shows on June 1st, September 21st, and November 2nd. Sam Pack’s involvement and Trey’s past performances add a personal touch.

• 🇵🇦 Panama’s Migration Policy: President-elect Jose Raul Molino vows to close the Darien Gap used by migrants, sparking a discussion on the US border crisis and its human toll.

• 🏫 New High School Tours: Terry shares his insights on the new Legacy High School, comparing it to the Career Education Center and praising its innovative design and facilities.

• 🏟️ Memorial Stadium Name Debate: The hosts debate whether Memorial Stadium’s name should change to avoid confusion with the new Memorial High School, weighing the importance of honoring its original dedication.

• 🗣️ Congressional Drama: AOC vs. Marjorie Taylor Greene – A fiery exchange over fake eyelashes and political jabs, with AOC defending Crockett. The hosts add their humorous takes on the spectacle.

• 🍔 Snookies Restaurant Review: Jerry Smith’s family restaurant in Scotland, Texas, gets rave reviews from the hosts. Highlights include the chicken fried steak, fresh fish, and Texas tornadoes. Operating hours and location details are shared.

Tune in for an episode packed with local flavor, historical insights, and spirited debates! 🌟

• 🎧 Welcome Back! Your favorite trio, Mike, Terry, and Trey, are here with another exciting episode of Get It Right Texoma, broadcasting from the MacTech Solutions podcast studios.
• 🚜 Eddie Hills Fun Cycles: Spring into action with zero-turn mowers and ATVs. Your grass doesn’t stand a chance!
• 🍬 Lollie & Pop’s Sweet Shop: Sweet treats galore! Check out their pies and cookies—perfect for satisfying your sweet tooth.
• 👔 Special Guest: Sam Pak, candidate for Wichita Falls City Council at-large, joins us to discuss his vision for the city.
• 🗳️ Name Game: Ever wondered if it's Pak or Pock? Sam clears up the confusion about his name, sharing the story behind it.
• 💼 Professional Life: Sam’s been a top financial advisor in Texas for 24 years, helping people achieve their financial goals with a holistic approach.
• 🌟 Why Politics? Sam explains his motivation for running, aiming to bring higher-paying jobs and better quality of life to Wichita Falls.
• 🏙️ Downtown Dreams: Sam’s a big advocate for revitalizing downtown Wichita Falls, citing the economic benefits and community impact of a vibrant city center.
• 🏗️ Infrastructure Insights: From better roads to improved logistics, Sam emphasizes the need for enhanced infrastructure to attract businesses and improve transportation.
• 💼 Economic Growth: Sam believes in creating a better job market and retaining local talent by fostering a supportive environment for businesses and investing in education and technology.
• 🎓 College Connection: How to make Wichita Falls feel like a true college town? Sam discusses initiatives to integrate Midwestern State University more deeply into the community.
• 🏢 Policy Proposals: Simplifying building codes and ensuring fair enforcement are on Sam’s agenda to make Wichita Falls a more builder-friendly city.
• 💡 Community Engagement: Sam encourages open communication with city officials and transparency in government operations.
• 🗣️ Get in Touch: Want to chat with Sam? He’s all ears for your questions and ideas. Reach out to him on his campaign Facebook page or give him a call.

Sponsors:

• Eddie Hills Fun Cycles
• MacTech Solutions
• Lollie and Pop's Sweet Shop

Join us for a lively discussion on city growth, downtown revitalization, and the future of Wichita Falls with our special guest, Sam Pak. Don't miss this episode packed with insights and community spirit! 🎉

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• 🎙️ Welcome to the Show: Mike, Terry, and Trey are joined by special guest Austin Cobb, candidate for Wichita Falls City Council at large.
• 🚀 Sponsor Shoutouts: Big thanks to Eddie Hills Fun Cycles, MacTech Solutions, and Lollie & Pop’s Sweet Shop for supporting the podcast.
• 🗳️ Meet Austin Cobb: Austin shares his journey and passion for serving Wichita Falls, explaining his decision to run for the City Council at large position.
• 💡 Term Limits Talk: The team discusses the importance of term limits for elected positions to ensure fresh perspectives in governance.
• 🌆 City Growth: Austin emphasizes the need for responsible growth in Wichita Falls, aiming for a 10% population increase while maintaining the city’s character.
• ✈️ Sheppard Air Force Base: They delve into the impact of Sheppard Air Force Base on the local economy and the need for proactive planning to secure its future.
• 📈 Economic Development: Austin talks about working closely with the Chamber of Commerce and the new Chamber CEO, Ron Kitchens, to create a unified strategy for attracting businesses.
• 👷 Trade Jobs & Education: Highlighting the importance of skilled trades, the conversation covers the benefits of vocational training and the need for more opportunities in these fields.
• 🌊 Lake Ringgold: Austin explains the Lake Ringgold project, its approval by TCEQ, and its significance for the city’s water security. He addresses common misconceptions about the project and the need for continued progress.
• 🛠️ City Services & Communication: The group discusses the need for better communication within city departments and the importance of making city services more customer-friendly.
• 🌟 Top Priorities: Austin outlines his top three priorities: responsible growth, public safety, and creating opportunities for young people to stay and thrive in Wichita Falls.
• 🌐 Get in Touch: Austin invites listeners to connect with him through his website, CobbForWF.com, and emphasizes the importance of local elections.

Closing: The hosts thank Austin for joining and remind listeners to support their sponsors and stay tuned for more episodes of Get It Right Texoma.

🎵 Crocus Band Nostalgia: They reminisce about the 80s rock band Crocus, noting how they've somehow missed out on their music during their heyday.

🌧️ Weather Woes: A surprise discussion about the unexpected rain in Wichita Falls and how it's affected their lawn mowing plans.

🍭 Lollie and Pop's Sweet Shop Mention: They plug Lollie and Pop’s Sweet Shop, reminding listeners to check out their Facebook page for sweet deals.

🎙️ Podcast Studio Upgrade: Excitement bubbles over the new table in the MacTech Solutions Podcast Studio, promising a dressed-up look for future episodes.

🤠 Texas Ranch Roundup: They highlight the upcoming Texas Ranch Roundup, emphasizing its uniqueness with real working ranches participating, and the headliner Casey Donahue set to perform.

📅 Event Details: Details on the Wichita County Mountie Patrol Rodeo are shared, noting it's an outdoor event compared to the indoor Ranch Roundup.

🌆 Old High Area Development: They discuss revitalization efforts in the Old High area of Wichita Falls, aiming to breathe new life into this historic part of town.

🏫 Scotland Park Elementary's New Playground: The Wichita Falls Kiwanis Club donates $20,000 to Scotland Park Elementary, reaching their fundraising goal for new playground equipment.

🏛️ Political Musings: A surprising turn of respect for John Fetterman, who's shown more moderation than expected as a Democratic voice in the Senate.

Each topic is packed with their signature banter, bringing a mix of local insights and spirited discussions to their listeners.

• 🎙️ Meet The Trio: Mike, Terry, and Trey kick off another fun-filled episode of Get It Right, Texoma, your go-to source for local news, events, and entertaining discussions.
• 🌧️ Weather Talk: The guys chat about the unusually rainy weekends and cooler temperatures for May, reminiscing about past scorching Mays.
• 🌾 Marath Orchard Dinner: Terry shares his experience at the Marath Orchard Dinner in Charlie, Texas. This farm-to-table event is a local favorite and sells out quickly.
• 🍬 Sweet Treats: Mike from Lollie & Pop's Sweet Shop brings in a delicious chocolate meringue pie for the hosts to try. They discuss the art of making meringue and share some baking secrets.
• 🎢 Huskies Block Party: Mark your calendars for May 25th at Castaway Cove. This event is for Hershey High School alumni to celebrate the school's legacy before it transitions to a junior high.
• 🎭 Backdoor Theater Improv: Catch the improv shows on June 1st, September 21st, and November 2nd. Expect lots of laughs and some potentially edgy humor.
• 📜 Your Vote Matters: The hosts emphasize the importance of voting in local elections, highlighting recent tight races decided by just a few votes.
• 💸 Economic Chat: The trio dives into the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, set to expire in 2025, and discuss the potential economic impact and political implications.
• 📰 Local News Focus: They critique the limitations of traditional local news and highlight their podcast's ability to delve deeper into stories and upcoming events.
• 📉 Debt Concerns: A discussion on the rising national debt and the importance of fiscal responsibility, recalling how much focus there used to be on the national debt in the past.
• 🌎 Global Economy: Addressing the increase in global debt during the pandemic and the need for better fiscal management.
• 🗳️ Trump's Gag Order Drama: Former President Trump faces jail time if he violates a gag order. The hosts debate the logistics and implications of potentially jailing a former president.

Sponsors:

• 🏍️ Eddie Hills Fun Cycles
• 🍬 Lollie & Pop's Sweet Shop
• 💻 MacTech Solutions

Closing Notes:

• Tune in next time for more local events, insights, and fun discussions. Thanks for joining us on "Get It Right, Texoma!"

Enjoy the episode! 🎧📻

• 🌧️ Weather Woes: The gang talks about the unusually rainy weekends and cooler temperatures for May, reminiscing about hotter past Mays.
• 🌾 Marath Orchard Dinner: Terry and his wife rave about the Marath Orchard Dinner in Charlie, Texas. This farm-to-table event sells out quickly and features amazing locally-grown food.
• 🥧 Upcoming Sweets: Get ready for more delicious treats in the next episode, thanks to Lollie & Pop's Sweet Shop!
• 🩰 Cultural Corner: The Wichita Falls Ballet Theatre is putting on "A Midsummer Night's Dream" on May 17th and 18th. High-quality performances from talented dancers!
• 🤠 Rodeo Roundup: The Wichita County Mounted Patrol Rodeo is on May 31st and June 1st. Expect classic rodeo events, music, and a calf scramble. Plus, proceeds support local scholarships and volunteer fire departments.
• 🚗 Scenic Drives: Mike suggests taking a beautiful drive from Wichita Falls to Byers, enjoying the elevation changes and river crossings.
• 🧨 History Lesson: The hosts dive into the history of starting vehicles with cranks, including some personal anecdotes about dangerous mishaps.
• 📉 Economic Chat: A lively discussion on the implications of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act set to expire in 2025. They debate the potential economic impact and political maneuvers.
• 💸 Debt Concerns: Highlighting the skyrocketing national debt and the need for better fiscal management. The guys recall how much focus used to be on the national debt back in the day.
• 🌎 Global Economy: Discussing the global debt increase during the pandemic and the importance of fiscal responsibility.

Sponsors:

• 🏍️ Eddie Hills Fun Cycles
• 🍬 Lollie & Pop's Sweet Shop
• 💻 MacTech Solutions

Closing Notes:

• Tune in next time for more local events, insights, and fun discussions. Thanks for joining us on "Get It Right, Texoma!"

Enjoy the episode! 🎧📻

🎧 Podcast Pro Tips: Terry, Mike, and Trey joke about the competitive nature of starting podcasts while seriously offering help to anyone looking to start their own. They muse about the energy they bring to the podcast scene in Texoma, aiming to be both fun and informative.

🚗 Road Trip Chronicles: Mike teases a new podcast series about road tripping, with the first journey along the Pacific Coast Highway. He plans to guide listeners on how to tackle this scenic route in just eight days, balancing sightseeing with the realities of travel time and costs.

🏨 Hotel vs. Motel Tips: The trio shares a travel tip about checking whether your stay is in a hotel (with interior doors) or a motel (with doors to the exterior), highlighting how names can be misleading, especially in the Northeast and Northwest.

🍿 Nostalgia Lane: The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as they reminisce about classic commercials, highlighting how advertising used to be a major part of American culture. They discuss how famous figures and catchy jingles from ads were part of everyday conversation.

🏢 Local Highlights and Updates: They give a shout-out to local businesses and discuss renovations at the city hall and county annex, emphasizing the importance of supporting local government and appreciating the architectural updates around town.

Catchy, informative, and packed with local flair, Episode 34 of 'Get It Right Texoma' delivers the usual mix of insightful banter and community spirit, all while keeping it light and lively for their growing listener base!

👕 Wardrobe Woes: Mike jokes about wearing the same color shirts and branching out today, while Trey reflects on the practicality of wardrobe repetition.

🌞 Nudist Anecdotes: Trey recounts a rather unusual nudist colony story involving motorcycles, adding a touch of quirky humor to the mix.

🚲 Cycling Sans Clothes: The hosts discuss the puzzling sight of someone biking naked, sparking a mix of amusement and mild horror at the logistics involved.

🍬 Lollie & Pop's Sweet Plug: Even amidst the laughter about nudist escapades, Lollie and Pop's Sweet Shop gets a mention, promising delicious sweets for another episode's taste test.

🌶️ Chili Cook-off Recap: The trio participated as judges at a local chili cook-off, raising funds for pets and sharing their culinary critiques—no chili rated below a six!

🍫 Future Tastes: Looking forward to sampling a chocolate meringue pie from Lollie & Pop's in an upcoming episode, promising more delicious discussions.

From tales of naked bicyclists to chili judging, this episode of "Get It Right Texoma" mixes local happenings with light-hearted banter, ensuring there's never a dull moment with Terry, Mike, and Trey!

🎙️ Podcast Partners: Shoutout to their loyal sponsors: Eddie Hills Fun Cycles and MacTech Solutions, where they're recording live, plus Lollie & Pop's Sweet Shop for that sweet support.

🍪 Podcasting Pro Tips: Terry hints at their readiness to help budding podcasters get their shows off the ground with their professional studio setup.

🌟 Special Guest Star: Local weather legend Skip McBride joins the show, bringing tales from his broadcasting days and a whole lot of Texoma weather wisdom.

🌨️ Weather Wonders: Skip reminisces about his early days on air, including a memorable broadcast during a snowstorm in Kansas City with "pancake-sized" snowflakes.

🌩️ Stormy Stories: The conversation turns stormy as Skip shares harrowing tales from his career covering severe weather, including a studio roof lifting during a broadcast!

🌦️ Meteorological Musings: The trio dives deep into weather patterns, discussing the peculiarities of tornado alleys and the impacts of El Niño and La Niña.

📺 Broadcasting Backstory: Skip reflects on his 32-year tenure at the local NBC affiliate, sharing how staying genuine resonated with his audience and made him a beloved figure in the community.

🎨 Community Colors: Skip even helped paint the MacTech Solutions store, proving his hands-on approach extends beyond the weather map.

This episode of "Get It Right Texoma" swirls around Skip McBride's legendary career, blending nostalgic weather tales with hearty laughs and local charm, proving that in Texoma, every storm has a silver lining!

🏍️ Local Business Love: Shoutout to Eddie Hills Fun Cycles for serving all power sports needs in Texoma, including being a hustler dealer for those essential lawn mowing needs.

🐶 Dog Tales and Tech: The hosts discuss the practicality of using air tags for tracking pets, sharing stories of their dogs getting lost in tall grass, showcasing a blend of technology with rural living.

🌶️ Chili Cook-Off Excitement: Excitement builds for the upcoming Cassie-sanctioned chili event at Eddie Hills Fun Cycles. The guys share the ins and outs of the competition, including a new People’s Choice Award that allows attendees to taste and vote.

🥁 Cultural Celebrations: They discuss local events like the Quattro de Mayo celebration with sanctioned boxing and mariachi bands, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in the Hispanic culture with great food and entertainment.

🎨 Community Engagements: Updates on the Downtown Art Walk and its growing popularity, emphasizing how the event brings together the community with street vendors and the downtown businesses.

🐾 Prairie Dog Puzzle: The hosts tackle the topic of prairie dogs being relocated from Kiwanis Park to Lake Arrowhead due to their invasive nature, sharing concerns and humorous takes on the ecological impact.

🍂 Ecological and Urban Growth Discussions: The episode wraps up with a deep dive into local projects like the Lake Ringgold project, discussing its implications for regional growth and water resources amidst bureaucratic challenges.

This episode of "Get It Right Texoma" stirs up a mix of local love, environmental insights, and community events, all served with a dash of humor and camaraderie among the hosts!

This episode of "Get It Right Texoma" mixes local love with global flavors, serving up a scoop of everything from tech tips to sweet treats, all while keeping it light, fun, and engaging!

Episode Highlights:

🍗 Hosts Unite! - The trio kicks off the podcast with lively updates and fond reminiscences, setting the stage for an episode full of energy and enthusiasm.

📦 Living Lightly? - Amidst laughs, they ponder whether living "in a van down by the river" is a real fear or an appealing minimalist lifestyle for some.

🤝 Support Systems - Discussion centers on the importance of community and helping hands, sharing personal experiences about the power of strong support networks.

🔄 Comeback Kings - They explore tales of resilience and redemption, discussing how figures like Colonel Sanders and Ray Kroc turned their fortunes around through sheer persistence.

👥 Volunteering Vibes - The hosts advocate for volunteer work, recounting their own fulfilling experiences and the unexpected joys of helping others.

🎭 Cultural Contributions - They highlight upcoming local events and give shout-outs to sponsors, weaving the fabric of their community into the podcast.

🌐 Global Grit - A serious tone takes over as they debate U.S. foreign policy, particularly the implications of military aid and fiscal responsibility.

🏛️ Local Leadership - The conversation shifts to local governance and border security, reflecting on the impact of immigration policies on their region of Texoma.

This episode of "Get it Right Texoma" not only entertains but also provokes thought, offering a dynamic blend of humor, personal connection, and insightful commentary. Whether you're looking for a chuckle or a deeper understanding of complex issues, this episode has something for everyone.

🎤 Texoma News Source: As a leading local podcast, the trio covers everything from regional events and local news to national headlines. They actively engage with listeners through social media and encourage real-world interactions, solidifying their status as a go-to source for news and information in the Texoma area.

🏘️ Community Engagement: Featuring interviews with local figures such as the WFISD superintendent and the mayor, upcoming episodes promise deeper insights into Texoma's civic leadership and electoral candidates for city council positions, highlighting community-driven governance.

🎡 Local Events in Wichita Falls: The episode highlights the Wichita Falls fair, emphasizing its role in community entertainment with traditional fair attractions, showcasing the rich cultural events in the region.

🍗 Veteran Support and Culinary Events: Trey shares compelling stories from the Redneck Culinary Academy’s latest events supporting veterans and first responders, underscoring the community’s commitment to giving back through unique culinary experiences, including a detailed recount of a hog hunt benefiting local ecology and agriculture.

🏆 Spotlight on Texoma Educators: Celebrating local educational achievements, the podcast spotlights Teachers of the Year, Angela Christian and Jennifer Briscoe, drawing attention to the high standards of education in the Texoma region compared to national narratives.

🎭 Cultural and Political Discourse: The hosts blend humor with serious discussion, touching on the effectiveness of local politics and its contrast with national political turbulence, reflecting on how local actions impact broader societal trends.

🗳️ Insight into Political Dynamics: The episode delves into the functionality of the U.S. Congress, with specific attention to internal Republican debates, offering listeners a closer look at the political landscape influencing Texoma and national policies.

🍪 End with a Sweet Note: Wrapping up with rave reviews of treats from Lollie & Pop's Sweet Shop, the episode closes on a high note, promising more engaging content that champions local culture, community action, and insightful discussions on upcoming episodes.

• Terry and the gang kick off with a laugh about Mike's funky pink shirt, which plays tricks on your eyes like those old-school magic eye pictures!

🎣 Fishing Fun for Texoma Kids:

• The crew dives into the details of upcoming local fishing classes for kids at South Weeks Pond, emphasizing how these events are great for getting youngsters into fishing with provided gear and expert tips.

🌶️ Chili Cookoff Chatter:

• Excitement stirs for the Cassie chili event at Eddie Hills Fun Cycles, benefiting local animal services. Terry explains how attendees can taste and vote on their favorite chilis for a People's Choice Award.

🏛️ Auditor Awe:

• A slice of local politics with discussions on the search for a new county auditor amid some controversy and mystery regarding the current auditor's status.

📜 Political Potpourri:

• A spirited discussion on national politics, including the debated impeachment proceedings against DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, touching on border control and immigration policies.

🗣️ Texoma Talk:

• Wrapping up, they hint at more juicy topics for the next episode and give a shoutout to local businesses and supporters, encouraging community engagement.

The Texoma Trio definitely kept it lively with a mix of local love, spicy debates, and some good old-fashioned fun!

🍏 Tech Talk and Roach Fashion? - The trio dives into some quirky tech humor, imagining roaches dressed in khakis, parodying Apple Store employees, amidst their banter about local sponsor MacTech Solutions.

🏍️ Revving up with Eddie Hills Fun Cycles - Shifting gears, the hosts shout out Eddie Hills Fun Cycles, a local power sports authority since 1966, hinting at the deep roots and ongoing passion for motorsports in Texoma.

🤖 AI and Digital Immortality - A deep dive into the possibilities of AI in personal lives, including recording lifelong memories and achieving a form of digital immortality, sparks an intriguing conversation about technology's future impact.

🏫 Farewell to a High School Era - The hosts discuss the Huskies Block Party at Castaway Cove, marking the end of an era for Hershey High School due to school consolidations in Wichita Falls, blending community spirit with a touch of nostalgia.

🎭 A Midsummer Night's Dream Takes the Stage - The Wichita Falls Ballet Theatre's presentation of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" garners excitement, showcasing the cultural flair and artistic talent within the community.

⛪ Church Closures and Community Shifts - The significant closure of Floral Heights United Methodist, one of the oldest and largest churches in the area, leads to a broader discussion on the changing landscape of church communities and their impact on local culture.

🗣️ Politics and Pulpits - A fiery segment unfolds as the hosts discuss the interplay of politics and religion, examining how churches navigate the pressures of modern societal and political challenges.

🏛️ Legal and Political Drama Surrounding Trump - The conversation heats up with discussions on recent legal actions against Donald Trump, bringing in viewpoints from various legal experts and reflecting on the political climate surrounding these events.

📅 Looking Ahead - Wrapping up, the hosts remind listeners of upcoming local events and encourage engagement through their social media channels, aiming to foster a stronger community connection through ongoing dialogues.

🚀 A Call to Action - Finally, they encourage feedback and interaction from listeners across platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts, emphasizing community involvement and the personal touch they bring to each episode.

Get ready for a ride through Texoma with laughter, community news, and some serious tech and political talk!

• 🎬 Texoma Trio Unleashed: Terry McAdams, Mike Hendren, and Trey Sralla kick off the episode with a wave of nostalgia and a shout-out to classic movies like "Three Amigos" and "Three Godfathers."
• 📱 Tech Talk: Broadcasting from MacTech Solutions in Wichita Falls, Texas, the crew dives into what it means to be an Apple authorized reseller and service provider. They explain the ins and outs of servicing Apple products with authentic parts, ensuring warranty protection, and the benefits of opting for AppleCare.
• ✈️ In-Flight Entertainment Tips: Mike shares a pro-tip for airline passengers: bring an iPad on flights (especially American Airlines) for a better viewing experience, now that screens are removed from seats.
• 🏍️ Outdoor Adventures: Eddie Hills Fun Cycles gets a spotlight for not only selling motorcycles and ATVs but now venturing into high-end, battery-operated outdoor equipment like robot mowers.
• 🍪 Local Lore and Events: The episode covers a lot from local businesses like Lollie & Pop's Sweet Shop to upcoming events including a "cosy" chili cook-off event and a Parks and Recreation fishing program for kids.
• 🚔 Serious Topics with a Side of Humor: The hosts discuss a significant drug bust in Wichita Falls, touching on the serious implications of drug trafficking mixed with a lighter take on local law enforcement tactics.
• 📺 Nostalgic Game Show Banter: A trip down memory lane discussing old game shows like "Match Game" and "Family Feud," highlighting how these shows have shaped pop culture.
• 🗳️ Political Commentary: The conversation turns to politics briefly, discussing the upcoming presidential debates and the integrity of news reporting.

🎙️ Tune in for a lively blend of tech, entertainment, and local culture with the Texoma Trio—where laughs and insights collide!

📚 Inspiration & Insights:

• Trey got his hands on a guidebook thanks to Mike from NorCal (shoutout!), squeezing a typically three-week trip into just 8 days of breathtaking views and quirky stops. 📖👀

🎥 Tech Talk: The gang's got gadgets and they're not afraid to use 'em! Plans are brewing for a video or a podcast dedicated to Trey's travels, because why not? 📹🎙️

💸 California Dreaming... Or Not?:

• While Cali's got the views, it's also got the price tags—$6.05/gallon gas nearly broke the bank, and don't get Trey started on the cost of living! 💰😬

🚗 Oldies but Goodies:

• The road was littered with classic Volkswagen Beetles and sleek Teslas, painting a picture of California's eclectic car culture. 🚙💨

🍪 Sweet Sponsors:

• Quick shoutout to our hometown heroes like MacTech Solutions and Lolly and Pop's sweet shop. Trey's already placing pie orders for next time! 🥧🎉

🌍 Worldly Worries:

• The chat takes a serious turn with a dive into the recent missile drama between Iran and Israel. It's tense out there, folks! 🚀🌐

🌟 Star Stumbles:

• From O.J. Simpson’s legacy to celebrity downfalls, the trio doesn’t shy away from the tough topics. ⭐📉

🏛️ Trump's Trials:

• The Donald is back in court, and jury selection is as wild as you'd expect. Politics, am I right? 🤦‍♂️👨‍⚖️

🎢 Local Love:

• Wrapping up with a heads-up on local events like the upcoming air show. Bring on the funnel cakes and turkey legs! 🍗🎡

Sign Off:

• Don’t forget to hit us up with your thoughts, pie preferences, and whatever else pops into your mind. Like, share, and subscribe for more antics with the Texoma trio! 📢💬

Catch you on the flip side, Texoma! Until next time, keep tuning in and turning up the fun! 🎧👋

• 🌞 Terry shares his eclipse experience, debunking myths about watching the sun and his savvy DIY tip for safe viewing with cardboard and solar glasses.
• 🍴 Terry reminisces about a lunchtime eclipse anticipation at Samurai, the local hibachi spot, and educates a waitress on sun safety—no direct sun-gazing, folks!
• 🌑 The duo dives into the nuances of solar glasses and their surprising darkness—like welder's glasses dark! They ensure they only peeked at the sun briefly to keep their retinas happy.
• 📸 Mike gets crafty with his solar glasses and camera, snagging some nifty eclipse photos while discussing the challenges and dangers of photographing the sun directly.
• 🐾 Local happenings alert! The Dahl Zoo is coming to Riverbend Nature Center with furry friends from around the globe. Two shows on April 23rd—perfect for the kiddos!
• 🌶️ Spice alert! The upcoming CASI Chili event at Eddie Hills Fun Cycles promises some of the best chili cooking around, with a chance to qualify for the big league chili cook-offs in Terra Lingua.
• 📱Tech troubles: They chew over the DOJ's bizarre bubble color lawsuit against Apple. Green bubbles vs. blue, really? Plus, a nod to the challenges of market dominance and the peculiar EU rules affecting Apple's App Store.
• 🎉 Shout-outs to sponsors: MacTech Solutions, Eddie Hills Fun Cycles, and Lolly and Pops Sweetshop keep this podcast extra sweet and speedy!

Tune in, chill out, and get the scoop on all things Texoma with your favorite local voices!

• Hosts in Action: Mike Hendren, Terry McAdams, and Trey Sralla kick off with cookies and local plugs at MacTech Solutions and Eddie Hills Fun Cycles.
• Real Estate and Treats: Mike, doubling as a real estate guru with Anchored Realty, promises expert help in Wichita Falls realty. Plus, a sneak peek into Lolly and Pop Sweet Shop, treating the crew with grand-sized chocolate chip cookies and tales of homemade pies and pralines!

🍰 Local Flavor:

• Cultural Bytes: The team munches on giant cookies while discussing the goodies from Lolly and Pop's lineup, including the must-try pralines and a variety of pies that have the local community buzzing.

🐾 Community Corner:

• Wild Visits: Mark your calendars! The Dallas Zoo's coming to Riverbend Nature Center on April 23rd with critters from around the globe. A perfect family outing with interactive shows that promise fun and education for just $5.
• Air Show Alert: Gear up for the Guardians of Freedom Open House and Air Show at Shepherd Air Force Base. After a seven-year hiatus, it's back with the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and a slew of jaw-dropping air stunts on April 27th and 28th.

🏠 Real Estate Real Talk:

• Property Puzzles: Dive deep into property rights, squatters' laws, and the quirky, sometimes frustrating world of real estate, colored with anecdotes from the hosts' personal experiences in property management.

🚗 Drive Safe, Texoma!

• Road Safety Recap: The hosts wrap up with serious talk on the rise of vehicle accident fatalities, emphasizing the importance of staying alert and putting those phones down while driving.

📣 Stay Tuned:

• Parting Words: Don't forget to check out their sponsors, and if you're feeling the Texoma spirit, consider becoming one yourself. Cookies might just sweeten the deal!

Until next time, keep your ears perked and cookies stocked for more Texoma tales! 🍪🎧

• 🎨 Dive into the art world at the Jack Stevens Legacy Exhibit at the Kemp Center for the Arts. Celebrate Jack's phenomenal legacy and personal touch through April 20th!
• 🐟 Get your reels ready! Parks and Recreation's after-school fishing program kicks off on April 30th at South Weeks Pond. It’s the perfect chance for kids aged 5-16 to learn the ins and outs of fishing from Texas Parks and Wildlife pros.
• 🌍 Special guest alert! Ron Kitchens, President and CEO of the Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce, joins the gang. Ron shares insights from his trip to Korea, aiming to make Texoma a hub for the future of energy, including batteries and hydrogen.
• 🚀 Ron dishes on local economic development: two new high schools opening, a hemp processing plant ramping up, and why jobs, jobs, jobs are the mantra for community growth.
• 🏢 Big bucks in building! Ron reveals $747 million in new construction kicking off this year. From data centers to manufacturing plants, Texoma is booming.
• 🌳 Discussing the beautification of Wichita Falls, Ron emphasizes community pride and the potential for local enhancements to attract more business and tourism.
• 📈 The trio and Ron get real about the challenges and opportunities ahead for Wichita Falls, including housing shortages and strategies to attract military retirees.

Join us for an episode packed with local love, futuristic plans, and community chatter with Texoma's favorite podcasting pals!

• 🌐 Sponsored shout-out! Thanks to MacTech Solutions and Eddie Hill’s Fun Cycles for keeping our tech and rides smooth.
• 🎉 Big events alert! Cajun Fest is back on April 20th – food, music, and fun guaranteed. Plus, don’t miss the CASI chili cook-off at Eddie Hill’s on May 4th. Great chili, even better cause – proceeds help our furry friends!
• 🌦️ Terry's weather watch: Goodbye cold, hello perfect chili-cooking weather!
• 🗣️ Trey gets real about U.S. protection of European allies. He’s got a bone to pick with those who undervalue America’s defense efforts. Married to an Englishwoman, he’s tired of unfair comparisons and ungrateful attitudes.
• 🚨 Border talk gets heated. Concerns over the open U.S. southern border, undocumented entries, and the security implications that come with it. Trey argues for tougher measures and proper management to ensure safety.
• 🇺🇸 International finances in focus: Discussions on U.S. spending on global defense stir up strong opinions about financial responsibility and national security.
• 🍲 Back to local flavor: The trio teases more tasty events coming up in Texoma. Stay tuned for the best community happenings!

Catch the fun, the fury, and the most fascinating community news with Texoma's favorite podcasting crew!

• Motorcycle & Side-by-Side Fun: Terry McAdams, Mike Hendren, and Trey Sralla kick things off with a bang, diving into the thrilling world of motorcycles and side-by-sides. They chat about the adrenaline-pumping joy of trail riding and mountain exploring with these beasts. Golf carts? More like golf cart schmoff carts once you've experienced the power of a side-by-side!
• Sweet Treats & Tech Solutions: Shoutouts were given to Eddie Hill's Fun Cycles, Lollipop Sweetshop, and MacTech Solutions, highlighting their contributions to the community and their cool offerings, from sweet treats to the tech essentials like Apple AirTags.
• Dallas Zoo on the Move: The Dallas Zoo isn't just a place to visit; it's coming to Wichita Falls! With two shows planned, this 45-minute interactive program promises to be a hit with families, showcasing animals from around the world. And for those looking to visit a zoo without the trek to Dallas, the Frank Buck Zoo in Gainesville gets a hearty recommendation.
• Guardians of Freedom Air Show: Get ready for some high-flying action with the Thunderbirds and more at the Guardians of Freedom Open House and Air Show. It's the first air show hosted by Shepherd in years, offering an up-close look at some incredible aircraft and Air Force tech.
• Scouting & Mortgage Insights: Michael Mitchell, guest extraordinaire, brings his passion for scouting and mortgage wisdom to the table. From empowering young scouts, including girls in scouting, to navigating the mortgage world, Michael's insights are both inspiring and informative. Whether it's helping folks achieve their dream of home ownership or ensuring the scouting experience is inclusive and enriching, Michael's dedication shines through.
• A Little Improv Fun: Did we mention Michael's also into improv? Yeah, this guy's a jack-of-all-trades, reminding us that life's not just about the serious stuff. Laughter and creativity play a big role in keeping things interesting.

This episode of "Get It Right, Texoma" is like a rollercoaster – from the exhilarating to the educational, with plenty of stops for fun and laughter along the way. Whether you're into the great outdoors, looking for family-friendly activities, or seeking advice on mortgages and life skills, this episode's got something for everyone.

• Life's Live... or Is It?: Kicking things off, the gang ponders the existential crisis of "recording live." Spoiler: You can't record dead. Groundbreaking stuff!
• Strolling Down Memory Lane: From libraries doubling as disco floors to auditoriums moonlighting as ninja training grounds, the future of education is flexible. The new WFISD schools are more Transformer than building, with spaces that morph faster than you can say "Optimus Prime."
• Tech-Savvy Titans: Our hosts shout out to the tech wonders at MacTech Solutions, offering a beacon of hope (and repair) for all your Apple woes. A metaphorical lighthouse in the tempest of tech troubles, if you will.
• Outdoor Adventures Await: The Parks and Rec Fishing Program is hooking kids on the great outdoors. It's like "Minecraft," but you might actually catch dinner. Plus, you get to hang with real-life people. Wild, right?
• A Special Visit from the Superintendent: Donnie Lee, the man steering the WFISD ship, shares tales of a journey from makeshift campers to educational commander-in-chief. His story is one part "The Odyssey," one part "School of Rock," and all parts inspirational.
• Homeschooling Hurdles: With a sharp increase in homeschooling, our heroes ponder the implications. Is every living room the next Harvard, or are we just seeing a surge in well-meaning chaos? The jury’s still out, but it sounds like not everyone's mastering algebra between breakfast and Fortnite sessions.
• Building the Future: As WFISD unveils new high schools, the excitement is palpable. These aren't just buildings; they're incubators of the future. Spaces where books might not be the main attraction, but learning sure is. Think Hogwarts, but with Wi-Fi and without the looming threat of Voldemort.
• The Great Debate - To Stay or To Go: In a world where educational options are as varied as Netflix genres, why stick with WFISD? According to Lee, it’s a cocktail of top-notch programs, tech-savvy teachings, and extracurricular enchantments. Plus, have you seen the new high schools? They're practically academic theme parks.
• A Look Ahead: With eyes on the horizon, the crew dreams of a day when schools are more than just test scores and lunch menus. They envision temples of learning, where every student finds their path, be it coding the next big app or reeling in the catch of the day.

So, there you have it, folks - an episode packed tighter than a clown car at the circus. From the highs of innovative education to the lows of "recording live" confusions, "Get It Right Texoma" remains your go-to for laughs, learning, and a little bit of lunacy. Stay tuned, stay smart, and stay silly, Texoma.

This summary captures the main discussions and segments of the podcast, focusing on their exploration of societal, educational, and local community topics, underscored by a shared concern for clear communication and responsible governance.

• Hosts and Guest Introduction:
• Hosts: Texoma Trio - Mike, Terry, Trey
• Guest: Wichita Falls Mayor, Tim Short
• Topics Discussed:
• Mayor Short's dedication to Wichita Falls and his initiatives since taking office.
• The challenge of dealing with mesquite trees in North Texas and a humorous anecdote about a personal encounter with them.
• Importance of Shepard Air Force Base to the local economy and efforts to strengthen this relationship.
• Economic development efforts, including attracting businesses and managing large-scale projects to create jobs and invest in the community.
• Discussion on the proposed Lake Ringgold project for water security, its history, the importance of water reuse, and the ongoing permitting process.
• The significance of community support and engagement in local development projects, and a call for residents to educate themselves on the issues.
• Mayor Short's Priorities:
• Water security, particularly the advancement of the Lake Ringgold project.
• Economic development, including the attraction of new businesses and support for local industries.
• Strengthening the relationship with Shepard Air Force Base.
• Ongoing Efforts and Plans:
• Planned trip to Washington, D.C. to engage with federal legislators.
• Establishment of Wichita Falls Days in Austin to foster state-level engagement.
• Economic initiatives to attract a national distribution center and highlight ongoing large projects totaling $747 million in commercial construction.
• Community Engagement:
• Emphasis on the importance of positive community support and engagement.
• A call for constructive dialogue and education on local development issues.
• Challenges and Solutions:
• Discussion on the complexities of water security, including the potential of Lake Ringgold and water reuse projects.
• The importance of economic diversification and infrastructure readiness for future growth.
• The need for local and regional planning to ensure sustainable development and address environmental concerns.
• Conclusion:
• Commitment to transparency and ongoing updates on local initiatives.
• Encouragement for community involvement and support for future episodes discussing key issues in Texoma.

This episode of "Get It Ride, Texoma" covers a wide range of topics from local events and initiatives in the Texoma area to broader discussions on national issues and the unique appeal of Texas as a state.

This episode of "Get It Right Texoma" offers a blend of light-hearted banter, serious discussion on local cultural initiatives, and insightful commentary on national legal controversies, all while maintaining a focus on the Texoma community's interests and concerns.

In this dynamic episode of "Get It Right Texoma," the Texoma Trio, consisting of Mike Hendren, Terry McAdams, and Trace Serralla, dive into a variety of topics with their characteristic blend of humor, insight, and local flair. Here's what unfolded:

• Introduction with a Twist: The episode kicks off with a humorous nod to Rocky and Vladimir Putin, setting the stage for an episode filled with laughter and unexpected turns.
• Local Arts and Improv: The trio highlights upcoming events at the Backdoor Theatre, including an improv show and a performance in April. They emphasize the importance of supporting local arts and the unique, community-driven nature of these events. The discussion also touches on a collaborative effort between Backdoor Theatre and Wichita Theatre to promote the arts in Wichita Falls.
• Spring Break Activities: The episode also mentions the River Bend Nature Center's spring break camps, offering local children educational and fun activities during their school break.
• Athletic Facilities Debate: A spirited debate ensues about whether Midwestern State University (MSU) should have its own football stadium. While acknowledging the benefits, the trio discusses the financial implications and the potential for corporate sponsorship to fund such a project.
• Fulton County DA Controversy: The episode takes a serious turn as the trio discusses the controversy surrounding Fani Willis, the Fulton County District Attorney involved in prosecuting former President Donald Trump. They critique her handling of the case and the personal drama that has unfolded, highlighting the broader implications for legal integrity and political bias.
• Economic Impacts and Legal Consequences: The discussion extends to the economic and legal ramifications of actions taken against Trump in New York, with insights into how such moves could deter investment and affect the local economy.

Throughout the episode, the Texoma Trio seamlessly transitions from lighthearted banter to serious discussions, offering listeners a rich tapestry of topics. Their ability to connect local events to broader national issues, all while maintaining a sense of humor and community spirit, makes this episode a must-listen for those in Texoma and beyond.

• Podcast Platforms and Tangents: The trio starts by sharing their excitement about expanding the podcast's reach to new platforms like Rumble, alongside their presence on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. They humorously acknowledge their tendency to go off on tangents, likening it to chasing squirrels.
• Community Engagement: Emphasizing the importance of local involvement, the hosts encourage listeners to share information about community events and fundraisers, such as the Campfire candy sale, highlighting their willingness to support local causes.
• School Transformations in Wichita Falls: The conversation shifts to the significant changes in the Wichita Falls educational system, including the construction of new high schools and the repurposing of existing ones. The hosts express admiration for the community's support through bond approvals and discuss the modernization of learning environments.
• ADA Compliance and Handicap Parking: The trio delves into the complexities of ADA compliance, sharing personal anecdotes and frustrations about the misuse of handicap parking. They stress the importance of accessibility while also critiquing the challenges and costs associated with strict ADA regulations.
• Political and Social Commentary: The episode takes a more serious turn as the hosts discuss the recent convictions of a Forestburg couple for their involvement in the January 6th Capitol riot. They compare this to the lack of prosecution for participants in other violent protests, critiquing what they see as a double standard in the legal system.
• Local Initiatives and Upcoming Events: Wrapping up, the discussion highlights local initiatives like the Wichita Falls Chamber's "Defining Our Culture" symposium and upcoming town halls hosted by Representative James Frank. The hosts underscore the importance of community participation in shaping the future of Wichita Falls.

Throughout the episode, the Texoma Trio seamlessly blends humor with insightful commentary, offering listeners a comprehensive look at both local happenings and broader societal issues. Their dynamic conversation underscores the importance of community involvement, informed voting, and equitable justice.

In this lively episode of "Get It Right Texoma," hosts Mike Hendren, Terry McAdams, and Trace Sralla return with their unique blend of humor, local insights, and candid discussions. Here's what they covered:

• Platform Expansion: The trio discusses expanding their podcast presence to platforms like Rumble, alongside their current availability on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. They humorously contemplate whether joining Rumble requires engaging in slap fights, a nod to the platform's name and combat sports videos.
• Combat Sports Appreciation: Trace shares his appreciation for combat sports, emphasizing the importance of consent, rules, and fair competition. The discussion briefly detours into historical sports events, including the famous tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, sparking a conversation on gender disparities in sports.
• Campfire Candy Sales: The hosts highlight the ongoing Campfire candy sale in North Texas, praising the initiative for its role in funding local youth programs. They encourage listeners to support the cause, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in such fundraisers.
• Voting and Election Participation: The episode shifts to a more serious tone as the trio discusses the importance of informed voting. They stress the necessity of voter education and criticize the notion that ID requirements for voting are discriminatory. The discussion includes tips on how to stay informed about local elections and the significance of participating in the democratic process.
• Speculation on Political Futures: The conversation takes a speculative turn as the hosts ponder the potential outcomes of the 2024 presidential election, expressing concern over President Joe Biden's cognitive health and Vice President Kamala Harris's leadership capabilities. They predict significant changes at the Democratic National Convention and stress the importance of leadership that truly understands and represents the community.

Throughout the episode, the Texoma Trio seamlessly blends entertainment with earnest discussion on topics ranging from sports and local community efforts to the critical importance of political engagement and the future of national leadership. Their camaraderie and diverse viewpoints provide a compelling and enjoyable listening experience for those interested in Texoma and beyond.

In this dynamic episode of "Get It Right Texoma," hosts Mike Hendren, Terry McAdams, and Trace Sralla dive into a variety of engaging topics, blending local insights with broader discussions. Here's what they covered:

• Local Leadership and Vision: The episode kicks off with excitement about upcoming guests, including Wichita Falls Mayor Tim Shortz and former Mayor Stephen Santellana, promising insightful discussions on local developments and leadership perspectives.
• Chamber of Commerce Meeting Insights: Trace Sralla shares his experience attending the Wichita Falls Chamber's 123rd annual meeting, highlighting Chamber CEO Ron Kitchens' dynamic vision for the city. The focus on growing membership and attracting businesses underscores a positive outlook for Wichita Falls.
• Local Political Landscape: The trio delves into local candidate races, providing a rundown of key contests in Wichita, Clay, and Archer counties. Discussions include county commissioner races, the sheriff's race in Clay County, and the intriguing dynamics of the state senate race to replace retiring Drew Springer.
• Redneck Culinary Academy: A lighter segment introduces the Redneck Culinary Academy's membership drive and their charitable cooking for veterans and first responders. Trace Sralla extends an invitation to listeners to join or donate to support their cause.
• State Senate Race Analysis: An in-depth analysis of the candidates vying for Drew Springer's state senate seat reveals a mix of endorsements, qualifications, and controversies. Particular attention is paid to residency requirements and the eligibility of candidate Brent Hagenbach, sparking a broader discussion on the integrity of political candidacy.
• Presidential Health and Politics: The episode takes a serious turn with a discussion on President Joe Biden's health and the implications of his cognitive state for national leadership. The hosts express concern over the handling of Biden's health by his family and political party, speculating on potential scenarios for the Democratic National Convention.
• Community Engagement Encouragement: Throughout the episode, the hosts encourage listeners to get involved in local politics, attend candidate forums, and stay informed about the issues affecting their community.

This episode of "Get It Right Texoma" offers a rich tapestry of local pride, political intrigue, and community service, all delivered with the Texoma Trio's signature blend of information and entertainment.

This episode covers a wide range of topics, from light-hearted personal stories to serious discussions on local and national issues, all while maintaining a focus on the Texoma community.

Welcome Back!

- Introductions of Mike, Trey, and Terry

- Overview of their backgrounds in radio and podcasting

- Excitement to launch their new podcasting venture

Local Politics Update

- Details on upcoming town halls with State Rep. James Frank

- Encouragement for listeners to get involved locally

Border Security is a Hot Topic

- Discussion of the border crisis and Texas' role in securing the border

- Debate around impeachment of Secretary Mayorkas

Next Episode Preview

- Trey will share his theory tying homelessness and immigration

- Listeners invited to provide feedback on the discussion

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