Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak dissect the 34-state cyclosporiasis outbreak, the FBI's search of the late Senator Lindsey Graham's home, Todd Blanche's confirmation hearing, and OpenAI's rumored Alexa-style device on Episode 1886 of No Agenda.
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In April, the federal government moved cannabis to a less-restrictive drug category, making some cannabis legal when used at the recommendation of a doctor.
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In Episode 1885 of No Agenda, hosts Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak dissect the sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham, President Trump's escalating threats against Iran, a controversial US-Israel military integration provision in the NDAA, and the Air Force One leak investigation targeting New York Times reporters.
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In Episode 1882, 'Buy the Crash,' Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak dissect the Supreme Court's rejection of Trump's birthright citizenship order, Palantir CEO Alex Karp's blistering AI critique, Ford's AI reversal, data center paranoia, and Trump's $2.2 billion financial disclosure.
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Wealth manager and newly elected Frisco City Council Member Jared Elad joins host Justin McKenzie to challenge groupthink on the dais, unpack Frisco's $400M budget, and preview Universal Studios, FIFA, and the 2027 PGA Championship reshaping the city.
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Texas State Representative Caroline Harris Davila joins Bryan Eisenberg on Rock Solid to share how a lifelong Round Rock kid ran for office at 27, conquered a paralyzing fear of public speaking, and now helps neighbors with everything from driver license appointments to autopsies.
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In Episode 1877 'Flim Flam,' Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak dissect Trump's stalled Iran peace deal, Elon Musk's trillionaire status after the SpaceX IPO, Anthropic's abrupt model shutdown, and the symbolism of Ayatollah Khamenei's July 4th funeral.
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Johnson City Mayor Stephanie Fisher joins Justin McKenzie to detail the Hill Country town's groundwater fight with the Blanco Pedernales Groundwater Conservation District, a short-term rental surge consuming affordable housing, and the push to land a boutique hotel on the 290/281 corridor.
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In Episode 1874, 'Kennel Index,' Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak deconstruct Trump's leaked phone call to Bibi Netanyahu, Tom Steyer's surprise California governor showing, the House War Powers vote led by Thomas Massie, detransitioner testimony on Capitol Hill, and Jensen Huang's desktop AI pitch.
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On The Building Texas Show, host Justin McKenzie sits down with Lisa Hermes of the McKinney Chamber of Commerce and Sherrod Davis of EcoMap to unpack how one of Texas' fastest-growing cities is tackling water, infrastructure, data centers, and a centralized ecosystem platform built for round-the-clock entrepreneurs.
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Boerne native and financial advisor urges voters to turn out as early voting opens May 18
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The report finds that U.S. strategy is undergoing a notable shift—from framing China as a primary strategic threat to positioning Beijing as a rival to be balanced—while placing greater emphasis on deterrence, burden-sharing with allies, and maintaining a favorable regional status quo.
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Rich Sena, a Boerne ISD board trustee since 2014, is seeking re-election on May 2. Driven by his immigrant grandparents' belief in education, he highlights the district's consistent top ratings and strong student outcomes during his tenure.
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Following the historic signing of H.R. 3377, Medal of Honor Designee Major James Capers Jr. (USMC, Ret.) has officially inducted his oral history into the Library of Congress Veterans History Project, preserving his legacy as a Marine Force Recon pioneer for the national archive.
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State Representative Donna Howard (HD 48) clarifies the Texas election process, emphasizing the critical role of primaries and her long-standing work on the House Appropriations Committee. She discusses legislative challenges, the Women’s Health Caucus, and constituent services in a recent Building Texas Show interview.
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Kopser for Texas announced raising $180,000 in just over 10 weeks, reflecting a results-focused coalition building momentum in HD47. The campaign has already invested resources to expand the electorate and is deploying neighborhood-based, data-driven organizing to engage voters directly and build durable turnout infrastructure.
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Democratic District Attorney candidate Oscar Salinas discusses the challenges of managing a $57M budget, 560 employees, and 10,000 new felony cases annually in Bexar County, emphasizing justice, efficiency, and community-focused prosecution.
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Defined 15% global tariff structure may ease uncertainty for overseas nutrition companies that previously delayed or canceled U.S. market entry plans.
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The Texas Cannabis Policy Center has released the full recap of its 2026 conference, featuring expert insights from Colorado, Oklahoma and Texas. Session recordings, photos, and key takeaways are now available to help stakeholders prepare for the 2027 legislative session.
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Kendall County Judge candidate Ricky Gleason is emphasizing the importance of local elections and urging residents to participate in early voting from February 17–27, 2026. Gleason’s campaign focuses on collaborative leadership, emergency preparedness and long-term planning for the county’s future.
Read moreIn a feature interview on The Building Texas Show, Bastrop Mayor Ishmael Harris discusses the city’s rapid growth, collaboration with global brands like SpaceX and LS Electric, and his vision for a self-sustaining community anchored by long-term infrastructure, a regional hospital, and vibrant downtown events.
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Alpine Mayor Catherine Eaves joins The Building Texas Show to discuss the city’s strategic growth, educational partnerships with Sul Ross State University, the challenge of rural EMS coverage and how Alpine is branding itself as the "Dark Sky Capital of Texas" to boost tourism and community vitality.
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Tomball Mayor Lori Klein Quinn shares the city’s evolution from an oil and farming community to a thriving, intentionally planned hub in a new episode of The Building Texas Show. She highlights award-winning schools, festivals, economic anchors like Costco and Sam’s Club, and Tomball’s role in Houston’s rodeo trail ride tradition.
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In a new episode of The Building Texas Show, Mayor Doug Weiss discusses Pflugerville's strategic growth, economic development successes, including local brand Community Impact & the city's recent designation as the "Trail Capital of Texas." He emphasizes resident-focused planning, infrastructure investment, & the vibrant quality of life for locals.
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Kendall County Judge candidate Ricky Gleason introduces a structured, long-term planning framework focusing on property rights, citizen involvement, and phased infrastructure solutions to manage growth, water security, and public safety responsibly.
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As the March 3rd Primary election approaches, lifelong Kendall County resident, local businessman & proven conservative, J.C. Taylor is running for County Commissioner, Precinct 2 with a five-year strategic plan, infrastructure protection & collaborative governance to manage growth while preserving the community’s rural heritage & quality of life.
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As growth accelerates along the Texas Hill Country corridor, Helotes, Texas offers a case study in disciplined leadership. In a conversation with Mayor Rich Whitehead, The Building Texas Show explores how fiscal restraint, civic engagement, and long-term planning allow small cities to grow without losing identity.
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In this episode of The Building Texas Show, Edinburg Mayor Omar Ochoa shares how the Rio Grande Valley is quietly becoming one of Texas’ most resilient economic engines—driven by trade, regional cooperation, quality of life, and forward-thinking city leadership.
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Kopser for Texas contacted 18,000+ unregistered Travis County residents, aiming to expand voter participation. Led by candidate Joseph Kopser, the campaign uses relational organizing and tools like the Reach App to engage new voters and strengthen democracy.
Read moreKendall County Judge candidate Ricky Gleason points to Comfort Vision 2050 as a blueprint for collaborative, citizen-led governance. Emphasizing listening over dictating, Gleason outlines a unifying leadership approach to tackle growth, public safety, and infrastructure challenges across the county.
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