As we get ready to celebrate the 250th birthday of America, we dive into some of the biggest events and stories from Texas that have changes the course of American history.

Why does Texas have a state bird that is the same as a bunch of other states? It turns out 4 states copied Texas, but it was ours first. Maybe we need to find a more specifically Texan bird.

Wondering why am I wearing a tuxedo? It's because we went to Monaco! We are going to share about our trip and find out how you can enter the Monaco Millionaire contest.

April brings us tails of meteors, big ones, hitting the Houston area, the explanation for pink bluebonnets, and the Battle of San Jacinto.

It's May, and that means 5 new episodes, but we also discuss why jalapenos are not as hot as they used to be, the insanity of Pokemon trading cards, and the truth about the location in the television show Landman.

Two Step Inn is an annual country music festival held in San Gabriel Park in Georgetown, Texas (north of Austin), dubbed the world's largest outdoor honky-tonk. The 2026 festival, held April 18-19, features stars like Chris Stapleton and Brooks & Dunn, featuring over 30 artists across three stages.

This month we reminisce about the wonderful experience we had in Elgin, the Sausage Capital of Texas, especially at Southside, where they have an old school sauce that takes Daniel back to his youth. We also discuss the new state park, Palo Pinto Canyon, and realize that there are a lot of ways a rattlesnake can bite you.

Our February episode of Talkin' Texas features a conversation about whether or not putting squeeze butter on salsa is a good idea, introduce our new sponsor Karbach Lager, and we discuss the next batch of new episodes of The Daytripper launching on PBS and YouTube this month.

It's 2026, a new year, and we get further and further from the 1900's. In this episode we explore the origins of Popeye the Sailor Man, New Year's Resolutions, and the inevitability of Disney World for parents.

This month brings a mix of Christmas talk, Texas history, and a scary recap of a visit with a very haunted spot.