FULL SHOW: Our Year In Review continues with a look back at the year in Texas and Austin business stories, plus a hypothetical third-party solution to our political gripes. PLUS: Matt Mackowiak with Save Austin Now joins us with the latest on the effort to force regular audits at Austin City Hall; Scott Braddock of Quorum Report has a look back at the year at the Texas Capitol and a look ahead to Campaign 2026; and Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham joins us with the latest on the efforts to restore and enhance the Alamo.... plus some thoughts on our favorite Christmas songs.

Political columnist Lou Ann Anderson joins Cardle & Woolley to talk about school property taxes across the state of Texas, lawmakers' efforts to reign them in, and local districts' efforts to increase their revenues.

Dennis Nixon, CEO of IBC Bank, joins Cardle & Woolley for a look back at the economic news of the year, along with a look ahead to what's happening as we move into 2026.

FULL SHOW: We kick off our 2025 Year In Review, featuring the year's biggest stories and a look ahead to what's coming in 2026. We take a look at some problems we could solve, but can't seem to... the year in Trump... and the cost of the 12 Days Of Christmas. PLUS: IBC Bank President Dennis Nixon joins us with his year-end thoughts on the economy; Chuck DeVore of the Texas Public Policy Foundation joins us with a look at the Venezuelan crisis; acting Texas State Comptroller Kelly Hancock stops by with his thoughts on school vouchers and other issues in the Comptroller's office; and Lou Ann Anderson takes look at school property taxes.

FULL SHOW: Our final "live" show of the year ahead of our Year In Review series... the Kennedy Center is now the Trump-Kennedy Center, much to the libs' heads exploding. PLUS: SecWar Pete Hegseth is out to make chaplains great again across the branches. AND: Economist Steve Moore joins us with his thoughts, and Brian Phillips stands in for Sherry Sylvester with an edition of Winners & Losers.

FULL SHOW: Cardle & Woolley break down President Trump's prime-time address from Thursday night, focusing on the accomplishments of his first year in office and what's to come in 2026 and beyond... and whether the message resonated with the country or not. PLUS: Lou Ann Anderson joins us to discuss her latest column, "Radical Islam and the War Against The Left".

FULL SHOW: New allegations against the MSM after a Vanity Fair piece featuring White House Chief Of Staff Susie Wiles features some choice quotes... quotes that Wiles says were taken out of context. But was that the plan all along? PLUS: We're tracking the latest on the Brown University and Reiner family investigations. AND: Is JD Vance the guaranteed nominee for the White House in 2028?

FULL SHOW: If there was any ambiguity in how President Donald Trump felt about Rob Reiner, a post on Truth Social made that plainly clear Monday, drawing largely negative reactions from both sides of the political aisle. PLUS: The latest developments on the Brown University shooting, including law enforcement having to re-tread on a suspect in the case. AND: Trump sues the BBC over a massive edit during a January 6 documentary... will the suit stand up in the courts?

FULL SHOW: Another weekend gives us three separate breaking news stories on a Monday morning - the latest developments in a deadly attack on a Hanukkah celebration in Australia, a mass shooting at Brown University, and an apparent homicide involving actor and director Rob Reiner and his wife, apparently committed by his son. PLUS: The Ragin' Cajun himself, James Carville, says quite vociferously that Trump "is done." Is he right? AND: Southwest Airlines is expanding its presence at AUS, with local and state incentives on the table.

FULL SHOW: There's a plan circulating that could see some form of payment - direct or indirect, actual cash or other refunds and reductions, and more - in the wake of the Trump Tariffs. Is it actually going to happen? Lynn and Jim debate. PLUS: Kristi Noem goes before Congress and it goes about as well as you would expect, with showboating for the cameras. ALSO: IBC Bank CEO Dennis Nixon joins us to discuss the economy, while Sherry Sylvester joins us with the week's Winners & Losers.