WTAW - Interviews

Coach Sherrill joins the show to talk the 2026 Youth Tackle Football Fall League with Bryan Youth Sports, the state of youth and college athletics, and more.

Bingo is having a moment with a big resurgance with college students. Professional bingo caller David Bogart joins Tucker and Will to talk about what he sees on the job, the numerous bingo options available to players, and what you can win.

College Station Police Chief Billy Couch stops by the show to talk gameday preperations and advice for fans, pedestrian problems in B/CS, and more.

Precinct 1 Brazos County Commissioner Bentley Nettles joins the show to talk no votes related to the new budget, continuing construction at County Administration, and the return of the Brazos Valley Fair and Rodeo.

Mayor Nichols recaps a busy two weeks which included the announcement of a Bass Pro coming to College Station, a philosophical debate over best practices regarding the city budget, and highlights the breaking news of a Federal Courthouse finally coming to the Brazos Valley.

College Station City Manager Bryan Woods joins the show to talk Bass Pro's big news, stepping away from Plug and Play, and the latest on the debate over Flock cameras.

Miriam Rieck joins the show to talk their upcoming Interdependence Relay and how to sign up.

Zyreshia Jackson with City of Bryan's Community Development Department stopped by the show to discuss the application window opening for their Arts Culture Development grant.

City of Bryan Mayor Bobby Gutierrez joins the show to talk the announcement of Messer's new Air Seperation Unit coming to Bryan as well as his recent travels across Texas.

Maggie Montoya of the United Way Brazos Valley talks about how you can donate via payroll deductions and gives the latest on the Queen of Hearts fundraiser happening every Sunday at Yesterday's Bar & Grill until there's a winner.