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Wilco360 Podcast

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Wilco 360 is a podcast about Williamson County, the issues, the opportunities, and the people behind the decisions shaping one of the fastest growing regions in Texas. Hosts Mike Payne and Camy Reynolds have spent more than a decade building relationships with the people steering the county, from elected officials and business leaders to developers and local voices. Those relationships give them a vantage point most people don't have, and they bring it to every episode. From water and infrastructure to growth, economic development, transportation, and local politics, Wilco 360 breaks down what...

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Episodes

Ep 3: WCAD, Property Taxes & Accountability ft. Clint L Stephenson 22.10.2026 31:52

Property taxes affect everyone in Williamson County, but who determines your property’s value, who sets the rate, and who’s watching over the process? For episode three of Wilco 360, Mike Payne and Camy Reynolds sit down with Clint Stephenson, a longtime local property owner, entrepreneur, and former Liberty Hill ISD trustee running for Place 1 on the Williamson Central Appraisal District Board of...

Ep 2: The Buyer's Market and Where Wilco Grows Next ft. Russ Phillips 31.07.2026 44:31

Inventory is up, prices are coming down, and interest rates have settled in the mid sixes. For episode two of Wilco 360, Mike Payne and Camy Reynolds sit down with Russ Phillips, a 25-year Georgetown agent fresh off his 1,000th MLS closing, to talk about what the Williamson County market actually looks like right now. They get into why Russ calls it a buyer's market even though a lot of peopl...

Ep 1: Georgetown's Growth, Water, and Data Centers ft. Mayor Josh Schroeder 29.06.2026 52:39

Georgetown was just named the number one boomtown in America, and for the first episode of Wilco 360, Mike Payne and Camy Reynolds sit down with Georgetown Mayor Josh Schroeder to talk about what that growth actually looks like up close. They get into the Samsung plant in Taylor and the ripple effect it's having across Williamson County, the city's six-year push to secure water for the n...