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Oct 6, 2026

John-John MontelongoGUEST
11:42
I can get rid of it, but I'm not going to use what I have from, for, you know, for that." So he pretty much used everything in prayer.
John-John MontelongoGUEST
11:51
You know? So, um, he got to the point to where he just went to a, a food shelter here in, in, in our local one here in Belton and just asked them one day, he's like, "Hey, can I have this corner here? And if anybody comes in who's picking up food or looking for clothes and they're wanting to accept prayer, I'm right here."
Carol HughesHOST
12:08
Oh.
John-John MontelongoGUEST
12:08
And they said, "Yeah, sure.
Rod BabersHOST
3:37
Welcome back to the clubhouse.
Rod BabersHOST
3:39
I'm lifetime Longhorn Rod Babers, pleased to be joined by another lifetime Longhorn, the young prodigy CJ Vogel, and our own coach, former high school football coach at Bernie Capelle, Brownwood, Belton, Rotan.
Rod BabersHOST
3:49
Also played college football at Abilene Christian, coached there as well.
Rod BabersHOST
3:53
Was on the staff at University of Texas for multiple head football coaches, and these days you can catch his work at shipleyranches.com. Boom, check it out.
LynnHOST
35:32
... and find sex workers there.
LynnHOST
35:34
But there were two white sisters who lived near his mother's house in Belton, Texas, and his behavior towards them was aggressive and highly erratic.
Matt McClainHOST
35:42
Hmm.
LynnHOST
35:43
Uh, in June of 1991, he sent the sisters a bizarre, rambling five-page letter.
LynnHOST
35:48
In it, he wrote, "Please give me the satisfaction of someday laughing in the face of all these mostly white treacherous female vipers from those two towns," he's talking about, um, Killeen and Belton, "who tried to destroy me and my family." He also delusionally referred to the terrified young women as groupie fans.
LynnHOST
36:09
He also was unsure of the sisters' names.
LynnHOST
36:12
He addressed the letters to, the letter to Stacy and Robin, with a question mark after Robin, 'cause he wasn't sure about Robin, which neither of the names were right.
Matt McClainHOST
37:31
Creep, creep, creep, creep, creep.
speaker_0HOST
0:00
If you're looking for live music, great food, and a fun weekend out, downtown Belton's getting ready to dance.
speaker_1HOST
0:07
Polka On The Square is a two-day festival celebrating polka music, central European traditions, and community spirit with bands, traditional dancing, arts and crafts, and plenty of festival favorites.
speaker_0HOST
0:19
Joining us now, we have Adam Trujillo, the recreation superintendent with the City of Belton, who Adam, last time he was here, which was recent, you were wearing, uh, a-
speaker_1HOST
0:26
He looked like a banker
speaker_0HOST
0:26
... polka shirt and khaki pants.
speaker_0HOST
0:34
Um, for anybody who missed it, what is that?
Adam TrujilloGUEST
0:37
Yeah.
Adam TrujilloGUEST
0:37
So it's a two-day festival down on the historic square in Belton, where we celebrate polka and all of the cultures that have polka influence.
Kenny WebsterHOST
11:22
July 2026, advanced testing and genealogy work by a group called Bode Technology pointed at relatives in the Brazos and Bell County area.
Kenny WebsterHOST
11:33
Interviews led to a man in Belton whose mother had disappeared in the early '80s.
Steve JohnsonHOST
11:37
Ah, okay.
Steve JohnsonHOST
11:39
Uh, we got a missing gal over here, and we got somebody we found over there.
James BakerHOST
16:56
[laughs] Yeah
Frank RossiHOST
16:56
... enjoy that trip to Belton, Texas.
Frank RossiHOST
16:58
Cathedral's beautiful.
James BakerHOST
16:59
Yeah.
Zack OwenHOST
27:13
The top cities that watch this show are...
Zack OwenHOST
27:30
The city of Waco, Belton, Temple, Austin, and Dallas are the most watched people live in those cities right there.
Zack OwenHOST
27:40
That's pretty incredible.
Zack OwenHOST
27:43
Studio audience, Bill Coleman's over here.
Tyson WaldHOST
11:42
And if you're not subscribed or, you know, if you don't follow them on Facebook, they look super active on Facebook, posting about their shows.
Tyson WaldHOST
11:49
They're announcing when shows are opening, you know, it looks like they got the Belton, Texas show.
Tyson WaldHOST
11:55
You know, they make posts like, oh, this show's opening up on Onofrio.
Tyson WaldHOST
11:58
You can register now.
Tiffany SommerfeldGUEST
1:07
Yeah, thank you so much, Dr. Hudnall.
Tiffany SommerfeldGUEST
1:09
I'm Tiffany Sommerfeld, and I'm the Director of Academic Advising Counseling Services for Belton ISD.
Tiffany SommerfeldGUEST
1:14
We're located in Belton, Texas.
Tiffany SommerfeldGUEST
1:16
And really kind of my role in my district is I oversee programs that support student development across academic guidance, social-emotional well-being, and post-secondary career planning.
Rod BabersHOST
0:29
So Hank, uh, is, uh, kindly, uh, deciding to, uh, generously, uh, join us here on a Thursday evening, so we appreciate that.
Rod BabersHOST
0:37
Also joining us, our own football coach, high school football, former high school football coach at Burnet, Compel, Brownwood, Belton, Rotan.
Rod BabersHOST
0:43
Also played college football at Abilene Christian, coached there as well.
Rod BabersHOST
0:47
[laughs] Also University of Texas staff for multiple head coaches.

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