Topic: Stephen F Austin

The American Cornhole League (ACL) held a Pro Shootout at the Austin Convention Center, where 19-year-old Kaylee Hunter won the women's singles final. The hosts discuss the professionalization of the sport and speculate on how professional basketball players like Stephen Curry might perform in cornhole competitions.

The No Agenda Voter Guide for California propositions is introduced, focusing on the repeal of the gasoline tax (Proposition 6). The hosts contrast California's mail-in ballot system with Texas's voter ID laws, dismissing claims that ID requirements constitute voter suppression. In Austin, a $950 million bond package and Mayor Stephen Adler's leadership are criticized for failing to address transportation and homelessness effectively.

The rapid deployment of electric scooters in cities like Austin and San Francisco is criticized as an arrogant "market flooding" tactic by Silicon Valley startups. San Francisco's new regulatory model, which requires companies to provide helmets and on-the-ground assistance, is praised for holding these businesses accountable. The hosts note that unlike Uber, scooters are physical property that cities can easily impound if regulations are ignored.

The City of Austin's Equity Office has proposed renaming the city due to Stephen F. Austin's historical opposition to Mexico's attempt to ban slavery. The discussion covers the distinction between equity and equality and the potential costs of renaming several local streets, including Confederate Avenue and Plantation Road. The city's website was reportedly unavailable during the review of these proposals.

The hosts wrap up the episode by mentioning the start of the NBA Finals and requesting "Curry" jerseys from listeners. They sign off from their respective locations in Austin and Northern California, followed by a montage of the show's recent musical themes and jingles.