It's Friday, which means Randy Beamer is back with another edition of our favorite end-of-the-week conversation, Fridays With Beamer! Before the holiday weekend, Randy weighs in on Father's Day, shares his thoughts on the latest moves from the mayor's office, and answers the question everyone is asking: will he be heading out to see Bob Dylan? News, laughs, and who knows what else when Randy joins us on 1200 WOAI.

San Antonio City Council has approved a $122 million incentive package aimed at supporting expansion and future investment at the Toyota manufacturing plant on the city's South Side. Supporters say the agreement will help secure jobs, attract additional economic development, and strengthen one of the region's largest employers for years to come. Critics, however, are questioning whether taxpayers should be footing such a large bill for a global corporation. We'll break down what's included in the deal, what Toyota is expected to provide in return, and what it could mean for San Antonio's economy and taxpayers on 1200 WOAI.

City Councilman Marc Whyte joins us after a contentious City Council meeting where a proposed SAWS reform backed by the mayor failed to gain enough support for approval. What was in the proposal, why did it spark such heated debate, and what does its defeat mean for San Antonio ratepayers and the future of the city's water utility? Councilman Whyte gives us an inside look at the discussion and what's next on 1200 WOAI.

National Correspondent Rory O'Neill joins us with the latest on the developing memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran. What does the agreement actually say, what hurdles remain before a final deal is reached, and what could it mean for regional stability, sanctions, and America's role in the Middle East? Rory breaks down the key details and what to watch in the days ahead on 1200 WOAI.

Record-setting heat and oppressive humidity are set to settle over Texas, bringing dangerous conditions that could impact everything from outdoor plans to power demand. Weather Channel Meteorologist Ken Boone joins us to explain what's driving this intense weather pattern, how long the heat is expected to last, and what Texans can do to stay safe as temperatures and heat indices soar. Join us for the latest on 1200 WOAI.

It's been one year since Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones took office, and few reporters have followed her administration as closely as San Antonio Current reporter Michael Karlis. He joins us to break down the biggest stories, the controversies, and the accomplishments that have defined the mayor's first year, and whether City Hall is headed in the right direction. Don't miss the conversation on 1200 WOAI.

One year into her term, Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones has certainly made headlines—but not always for the right reasons. From questions surrounding transparency and city spending to criticism over priorities and leadership style, many residents are asking whether San Antonio is moving in the right direction. Supporters say she's laying the groundwork for long-term progress, while critics argue the city has seen more controversy than results. We'll break down the biggest moments of her first year, the promises made, and whether she's lived up to them. Join us as we take a closer look at Mayor OJ's first year in office on 1200 WOAI.

The San Antonio Spurs may have lost the Finals, but today they lost something even more important... the approval of people who knit sweaters for chickens.

Tomorrow marks one year since San Antonio's mayor took office, and the reviews have been anything but glowing from some critics. City Councilman Marc Whyte joins us to look back at what he calls an abysmal first year, discussing the biggest controversies, policy decisions, and where he believes the city is headed from here. Tune in for an in-depth conversation on 1200 WOAI.