Originally aired on October 24, 2026. Doug's informative interview with fishing guide Cliff Webb, for your listening pleasure.

Originally aired on October 24, 2026. On this episode, Doug interviews hunting and fishing guide Jimmy West on how the doves and ducks are appearing in his neck of the woods. Doug also speaks with fishing guide Cliff Webb for all things Corpus Chrisi fishing. Stay connected to the outdoor activities that you and your family love with The Doug Pike Show.

Doug Pike shares his take on election integrity, criminal justice, alleged SNAP fraud and the cost of California’s high-speed rail project. He also weighs in on Seattle’s approach to homelessness and the debate over New York City’s horse-drawn carriages.
On the lighter side, Doug looks at a study on brief daily strength training for older adults, recounts a near hole-in-one at Top of the Rock during his trip to Big Cedar Lodge in Branson, and explains how a TSA mishap led to his first eBay purchase. Plus, an unlikely rental-car mileage charge, a Topgolf settlement and a little science news to close out the week.

Doug Pike welcomes personal injury attorney David Lever, founder and senior partner of Lever & Ecker, for a conversation about the first steps after a car accident. They discuss documenting the scene, exchanging information, police reports, hit-and-run crashes, insurance claims and why injuries may not be obvious right away. David also explains when speaking with an attorney can help protect your interests.
Doug shares his views on early voting, Texas candidates, polling credibility and the mystery mailers reaching Texas households. He also explores the growing difficulty of spotting AI-generated images and videos, concerns about voice-cloning scams, the Rockets’ season-opening win and the debate over wearing pajamas in public. Plus, a dine-and-dash story raises questions about personal responsibility.

Doug Pike reflects on appreciating each day, staying active and treating people with kindness. He also explores the idea of flying cars, shares phone-battery tips and weighs in on Texas politics, immigration enforcement and government spending. Plus, a look at grandparents setting boundaries around childcare and a reminder to get out and vote.

Doug returns from Big Cedar Lodge near Branson with airport mishaps, two near holes-in-one and a new appreciation for Snickers ice cream bars. Then he shares his take on early voting, the midterm election, health care, immigration and the cost of groceries, gas and coffee. Plus, an HOA’s Halloween candy rules, information overload and the WNBA national anthem controversy.

Originally aired on October 18, 2026. Doug's informative interview with David Pruett, owner of Riceland Waterfowl Club, for your listening pleasure.

Originally aired on October 18, 2026. On this episode, Doug talks with David Pruett, owner of Riceland Waterfowl Club, about signs of migration, and whether the weather will have some birds show up ahead of schedule. Doug also chats about losing a Leatherman multi-tool at the airport, among many other topics. Stay connected to the outdoor activities that you and your family love with The Doug Pike Show.

Originally aired on October 17, 2026. Doug's informative interview with PGA instructor Tommy O'Brien, for your listening pleasure.