Originally aired on November 14, 2026. Doug's informative interview with the Houston Food Bank's Brendon Olson, for your listening pleasure.

Originally aired on November 14, 2026. Doug's insightful interview with PGA instructor Tommy O'Brien, for your listening pleasure.

Originally aired on November 14, 2026. Doug's insightful interview with hunting and fishing guide Jimmy West, for your listening pleasure.

Originally aired on November 14, 2026. Doug's informative interview with fishing guide Cliff Webb, for your listening pleasure.

Doug shakes off Friday the 13th superstitions and shares the story of four unwanted passengers on his drive home. He weighs in on sports officiating, restaurant fees and tipping pressure, then turns to World Kindness Day, a Houston program helping young people and a remarkable pool rescue. Doug also shares a personal experience with dizziness after standing up and previews his upcoming Snap Hook to Heaven podcast with Tommy O’Brien, featuring Roger Clemens in its debut episode.

Doug Pike shares his take on proposed $1,500 payments to Texas households, energy costs, gun laws and the debate over the Electoral College. He reflects on Veterans Day, Thanksgiving traditions and the importance of teaching kids right from wrong. On the lighter side, Doug talks AI-generated zoo hoaxes, a valuable Georgia O’Keeffe painting found in a closet and stories of teenagers helping neighbors escape rising floodwaters—including a rescue involving his own kayaks.

Doug Pike honors veterans and celebrates his birthday with a childhood memory of believing the Veterans Day parade was just for him. He talks staying active after 50, choosing golf over pickleball and finding a more positive outlook. Doug also shares his take on media coverage, immigration, Texas politics and government benefits, before turning to holiday hosting, surprise shopping fees, AI family photos and a $50,000 lottery-ticket dilemma.

Doug Pike reflects on Veterans Day and shares his take on Texas politics, energy prices, government spending, and education. Plus, a look at Cypress’s Fairfield Dream League and its baseball opportunities for children with special needs, memories of coaching Little League, and a few unusual stories to lighten the mood.

Originally aired on November 8, 2026. On this episode, Doug talks about the spread of poaching, and the uncertain furture of LIV Golf. He also speaks with a caller regarding a recent hunting trip to North Dakota. Stay connected to the outdoor activities that you and your family love with The Doug Pike Show.