Lakeway

Aaron couldn't clean himself, and so God gets Aaron cleaned.

And while it's true that we live in a culture, especially this culture in Lakeway, that's obsessed with self-improvement, a culture that always wants us to fix ourselves, do better, reinvent ourselves, find ourselves.

Have you found yourself yet? I wake up every morning, I'm like, "Oh, there I am."

[laughs]

It's close.

But I cannot tell you, and Ian's wearing the logo there, I can't tell you, he was at the Hills and Lakeway on the Nicholas course.

Betsy and I went out there to interview him, and he was wonderful.

Just, you know, Mr. Clement, it's good to meet you.

what you reminded me of there is like a highway system.

You know, we live here in Lakeway, Texas, close to Austin and we take the highway.

Okay.

So highway 71, it was pretty good.

California rolls.

Sakura is my favorite sushi place in Lakeway, and they're opening where the Dos Olivos place used to be.

All right, all right.

I'll try it.

I'm just outside of Austin, but I do love it here as well.

Oh, where? What city? Lakeway.

Oh, Lakeway.

Okay.

I know where that is.

doubt about it.

Yeah, the Y serves as a primary travel corridor for commuters between Austin and cities like Dripping Springs, Bee Cave, and Lakeway.

And

I'm proud to say and officially announce today that the Y in Oak Hill is now in the history books of the Austin District.

And I was coming back from my second job.

because I was the judge out in Lakeway, Texas.

I resigned that position last year because I just had too much on my plate and I couldn't do it anymore.

And it was too much of a drive and lots of other things.

I mean, I think I've judged for one way or another from 2009 up until 2025 minus, I think, a three-year.

Didn't judge for three years when I first moved back out to Central Texas.

I was out in Lakeway interviewing associate court judges because I had just been made the presiding judge for Lakeway.

And it was a full day of interviews and I was driving back.

She joins us today in the studio to explain her vision for the future of Fort Bend County.

And at 5.20pm, rounding out our slate of political candidates today is Vikki Goodwin, who, rather than seek a fifth term for the House District 47th seat, which includes portions of Austin, Bee Cave, Lakeway and Lake Travis in Travis County, she is running for the Lieutenant Governor against incumbent Republican Dan Patrick, who is seeking his third term.

Wiki is running to fund public schools, make healthcare affordable, lower costs, and protect the future of water by regulating data centers and is calling in from the campaign trail.

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