Topic: Spring Net

The segment concludes with a look back at the history of the "Freedom Report" and "Freedom Forum" programs produced by the hosts. Volunteers, including Steve Lane, left their handprints and names in the wet cement of the new church foundation as a permanent record of their participation. The broadcast ended with a celebratory tone as the final dirt was moved and the "You burn it, we rebuild it" slogan was displayed.

Jeff Davis opens the program from Central Texas, announcing a live broadcast via Spring net. He provides detailed driving directions to the Silver Eagle Tap House in McQueenie, Texas, for an upcoming event at 2:00 PM. Listeners are invited to join a caravan departing from the ACTV Studios at 1143 Northwestern in Austin to reach the venue.

Paul Walhus discusses the expansion of Spring net, which provides 24-hour streaming for viewers who do not have access to Austin Access TV. The platform hosts various shows, including "Freedom in the Trailer Park." Jeff Davis briefly re-enters the conversation to emphasize the longevity of his program in Central Texas.

Paul Walhus explains the origins of Spring net, which began in 1989 as a civilized conferencing and discussion group rather than a standard chat room. He announces a new upcoming URL, tvshows.com, which will be dedicated to archiving the television programs seen on Austin Access.