MAX Roundtable

Doug was at Brushpoppers Cowboy Church to promote the fourth annual Pro Rodeo, scheduled for 2 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday afternoons. In addition to church/rodeo guests, he welcomed visits with Christian Griffin, Gerad Parker, Alvin Briggs, Mike Turk and Michael Gittens.

Doug was in the studio for Chalk Talk Wednesday, and welcomed in Chris Gordy, Luke Robinson and Jake Crain for weekly visits.

Doug was at Capitol Hill for the Salute to Veterans Bowl golf outing, and welcomed guests Ben Taylor, Kevin Scarbinsky, Will Fisher, Kyle George and Michael Murphy.

Doug was in studio for Monday Morning Quarterbacking with Preston Gothard and Alvin Briggs. Former Faulkner basketball coach Jim Sanderson was along for Hours 2&3.

Doug and Jake were at the MAX Credit Union for Member Appreciation Day, and welcomed in guests Mark Smartt, Mike Ellis, Will Fisher, Wade Bennett and Michael Southern.

Doug was joined by Lindsey Bonner at John Lee Paint in Millbrook for the Thursday show, with guests Christian Griffin, Gerad Parker, Bill Cameron, Alvin Briggs, Mike Turk and Michael Gittens.

Doug was at Pigg Enterprises for the Chalk Talk Wednesday edition of the show, with weekly guests Chris Gordy, Luke Robinson and Barry McKnight joining the show.

Doug was at Town Hall in Pike Road for the Tuesday show, and visited with two winners in the "Hay, look at us" community contest and Pike Road mayor Gordon Stone. On the show, he visited with ESPN's Heather Dinich, columnist Kevin Scarbinsky and baseball executive Michael Murphy.

Doug and the MMQ crew of Alvin Briggs, Preston Gothard, Chip Powell and Charlie Trotman were at Cohens for the aftermath of a crazy weekend of college football. Scott Sanderson was along for Hours 2&3.

Doug and Jake were at Sweet Creek Farm Market in Pike Road for a Football Friday and in addition to owner Reed Ingram, the pair welcomed guests Mark Smartt, Grayson Evans, Will Fisher, Wade Bennett and Pike Road mayor Gordon Stone.