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Mike Rogers

Verified
Dallas
As seen in: KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX), KLUC-FM (Las Vegas, NV ), NewsBreak, KCEN-TV (Temple, TX), KAGS-TV (Bryan, TX), Parent Guide News, Texas State Network
Lucky husband, proud father, radio guy and early riser (those two go together).
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Is this the end of fast food as we know it?

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By Lauren Barry Verified, Chris Blake, Mike Rogers Verified
| KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX) Verified
Earlier this year, news that both McDonald’s and Wendy’s said they were losing the breakfast wars made headlines. As we close out 2025, it looks like a changing economy and changing tastes may be altering the course of fast food forever. There have been stories about fast food prices creeping higher in part due to inflation, making what was once a cheap and easy purchase into a luxury. Consumers are also looking for different types of products, including vegan and high-protein options.
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What you need to know about psychedelic academia

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By Lauren Barry Verified, Chris Blake, Mike Rogers Verified
| KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX) Verified
Earlier this year, Audacy reported on the California Institute of Integral Studies' new accredited bachelor's degree in psychedelic research. It was the first of its kind in the United States. While many people might think of psychedelics like LSD and magic mushrooms as recreational drugs, there is a growing field of study focused on the therapeutic applications.
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How 97-year-old tortoise Mommy finally became a mom

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By Lauren Barry Verified, Mike Rogers Verified, Chris Blake
| KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX) Verified
After more than 90 years living at the oldest Zoo in the U.S., Santa Cruz a Western Galapagos tortoise named Mommy finally became a mother this year when four of her eggs hatched, as reported by Audacy station KYW Newsradio. This week, the Philadelphia Zoo announced that even more of Mommy's eggs are hatching. "Philadelphia Zoo is excited to share that three more critically endangered Western Santa Cruz Galapagos tortoises have hatched at the Zoo," said a Thursday press release.
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