The new head football coach for Southlake Carroll heads back to where it all began. Riley Dodge talks with Roger about returning to the school where his father started a legacy and how he plans to continue it.

Rogers talks with the legendary Texas high school football coach about how his son is carrying on the tradition he set at Southlake Carroll.

Roger goes One On One with blues guitarist Chris Thomas King who talks about his music and acting career as well as the history he's trying to tell through his art.

Roger continues his conversation with his son Ted Emrich. In this episode they talk about Ted's (early) start in the sportscasting business, his early experiences and calling the Olympics.

Roger goes One On One with his son Ted Emrich who is carving out his own legacy in sports broadcasting. In this first of two parts, Roger and Ted talk about the play-in games for the men's NCAA basketball tournament, which Ted will call on the Westwood One Radio Network.

Roger talks with Dallas radio legend Mike Rhyner about his time with The Zoo, The Ticket and his love for all things Tom Petty.

Rogers catches up with legendary musician John Waite to talk about his early influences and where his is now on his musical journey.

Roger goes One on One with Mesquite, TX school superintendent Dr. David Vroonland. They talk about the need for more local control and what Dr. Vroonland hopes every student learns before entering the world.

Roger talks with former Cowboys Thomas "Hollywood" Henderson about his time with the team and the lessons he learned that are helping him now.

A very personal episode of One On One as Roger and Dallas-area writer R.V. Baugus share their story of losing their wives. Both men talk about how they grieved, how they coped and how they found a way to continue on.