Originally aired on August 22, 2026. Doug's insightful interview with golf writer Art Stricklin, for your listening pleasure.

Originally aired on August 22, 2026. Doug's insightful interview with PGA instructor Tommy O'Brien, for your listening pleasure.

Originally aired on August 22, 2026. Doug's informative interview with fishing guide Cliff Webb, for your listening pleasure.

Originally aired on August 22, 2026. Doug's informative interview with CCA's Cody Roesener, for your listening pleasure.

Originally aired on August 22, 2026. On this episode, Doug interviews a whole smorgasbord of guests: CCA's Cody Roesener on the upcoming Babes on Baffin tournament, fishing guide Cliff Webb's report on Corpus Christi, PGA instructor Tommy O'Brien on good back exercises, and golf writer Art Stricklin on the historic upcoming 2027 PGA Tour (it will have been 64 years since the last major was in Texas). All of this and much much more, on The Doug Pike Show!

Doug Pike discusses the brutal Texas heat, the quiet tropics and how to protect your pets during dangerously hot weather. He also weighs in on the Carmelo Anthony case, a teacher who resigned after being forced to change a student’s failing grade, James Talarico’s political messaging, a cocaine operation involving Penn State fraternities and Seattle’s approach to drug paraphernalia. Plus, Doug covers the latest scams, New York’s controversial property taxes, street takeovers, organized shoplifting and more stories from around the country.

Doug Pike discusses concerns surrounding election integrity and voter ID laws ahead of the midterms, Iran’s increasing economic isolation, and the latest questions surrounding Dr. Anthony Fauci’s pandemic-era records. He also weighs in on Jake Tapper’s admission that the media failed to properly cover President Biden’s decline, Nike’s financial struggles, immigration concerns in Europe and the United States, and the WNBA’s treatment of Caitlin Clark. Plus, an Astros update, National Radio Day, $100 hot dogs and the possible long-term effects of watching too much television.

Doug Pike looks at why so many Americans find retirement intimidating and questions whether some people will ever be able to afford to stop working. He also discusses reports that IRS refunds have increased following President Trump’s tax cuts, Senator John Cornyn’s defense of keeping Texas Republican primaries open and a polling firm that admitted publishing fake polls as part of a “social experiment.” Plus, Doug weighs in on electric airplane test programs coming to Texas and shares more interesting stories making headlines around the country.

Doug Pike talks with David Roddenberry, co-founder and attorney at Mama Bear Law, about how the firm helps families navigate serious medical malpractice, birth injury and personal injury cases—and how new technology is making legal help more accessible. Doug is also joined by John Wesley Downey, filmmaker and host of The Movie Show on KPRC, to discuss a new movie release, what audiences can expect and whether it’s worth seeing. Plus, Doug covers more stories making headlines across the country.