Topic: Texas Art

Phil Collins is identified as a major collector of artifacts and art related to the Alamo. Curry reflects on his professional friction with Collins during the 1980s, claiming the musician disliked him due to his height and hair during various MTV interviews and benefit shows.

Martial arts star and actor Chuck Norris has passed away at the age of 86. The segment reviews his career, from his time in the Air Force in Korea to his undefeated karate championships and Hollywood success in films like The Way of the Dragon. Norris was best known for his long-running television role in Walker, Texas Ranger and his status as a popular internet meme.

The hosts discuss the selection of show artwork, noting the increasing use of AI prompting by listeners. A "screw worm" narrative in the cattle industry is debated as a potential "psyop" intended to raise beef prices, contradicting earlier reports from "Texas Slim." The segment provides a behind-the-scenes look at how the show's titles and art are finalized.

A listener pointed out a spelling error in AI-generated show art that rendered "No Agenda" as "Noah Jenga." Additionally, a report highlights that it is illegal in Texas to own certain chemistry equipment, such as Erlenmeyer flasks or pipettes, without a state license.

As Austin searches for a new police chief to replace Art Acevedo, local headlines focus on three "women of color" in the candidate pool. The hosts argue that the city is prioritizing virtue signaling and identity politics over finding an effective leader to address the city's deteriorating safety.