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Sisterdale VFD Firefighter Reveals Why One Home Survives a Hill Country Wildfire

November 4, 2026 — In the final installment of The Building Texas Show's Sisterdale VFD series, a volunteer firefighter breaks down why juniper-choked hillsides create firestorms, what Maui's surviving homes actually had in common, and why residential sprinklers add just 2 to 3 percent to new rural construction costs.


Blue Wave Jitters, McRib Lawsuit and AI Spending Panic Rattle Markets

November 4, 2026 — On Election Night 2026, Andrew Horowitz and JC Dvorak unpack a potential Democratic blue wave, Microsoft's 27% voluntary buyout offer, Meta's negative free cash flow, France's bond crisis, SpaceX's wireless ambitions, and the class action lawsuit targeting McDonald's McRib.


Myq Kaplan Takes “Mission: Idaho / Montana: Impossible” on Tour

November 3, 2026 — Nationally touring comedian Myq Kaplan brings his distinctive blend of intelligent humor, rapid-fire wordplay and philosophical observations to Montana and Idaho for four performances November 12–15, 2026. The unofficially titled “Mission: Idaho / Montana: Impossible” tour includes stops in Missoula, Sandpoint, Helena and Boise, with an appearance


San Antonio Couple Bets on Local Window Shop After $300 Energy Bill Gap

November 3, 2026 — On The Building Texas Show, Justin McKenzie sits down with Gabby and Jonathan of First Choice Windows and Home Exteriors at the San Antonio Home and Garden Show to unpack why a 2,000 sq ft rental cost $400 to $500 a month while their 3,200 sq ft new build runs $150 to $200.


Texas County Judges Get a Waste-to-Energy Pitch From LOCOAL

November 2, 2026 — LOCOAL co-founder and CEO Miles Murray tells Texas county leaders on The Building Texas Show how mulch, storm debris and tire piles that can fuel wildfires could become energy and carbon, using a modular system developed under the U.S. Air Force SBIR program and installed at a Houston pallet recycling plant.


Hill Country Telephone Co-op Backs Its Students, From Friday Night Lights to Venture Fest

October 31, 2026 — On The Building Texas Show, host Justin McKenzie sits down in Ingram with Madysen McDonald of Hill Country Telephone Cooperative (HCTC) to talk about the co-op's $10,000 donations to each of 26 schools in its service region, its tents at Friday Night Lights games, and the students taking the pitch stage at Hill Country Venture Fest in Mason.