David Rancken
Anchor at KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX)
Afternoon drive on the Edward R. Murrow award winning Newsradio 1080 KRLD. 2023 inductee into the Texas Radio Hall of Fame
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1 month ago |
audacy.com | David Rancken
A group of pickleball players called the Pickle Breakers are aiming to break a world record this weekend in Carrollton by playing pickleball nonstop for 36 hours. The group of four is looking to put themselves into the Guinness Book of World Records by surpassing the current mark of 34 hours and 5 minutes. They will attempt to surpass the record this weekend at Pickler Universe on Interstate 35E in Carrollton.
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2 months ago |
audacy.com | David Rancken
The youngest adult generation is acting a little more like their grandparents when it comes to traditional lives. A new study from The Times finds Gen Z is a lot more in favor of marriage than their parents. Only 20 percent of that generation looks at marriage as "irrelevant."Less than a quarter of people under the age of 28 are having one-night stands.
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2 months ago |
audacy.com | David Rancken
There's some new hope for putting the Texas high-speed rail on a faster track. It looks like a big name in the rail business is very interested in developing the high-speed rail project that we've been just talking about for almost 35 years. It would let people go from Dallas to Houston in just 90 minutes. Amtrak is taking actual steps forward by looking for what it calls a 'delivery partner' to work on high-speed rail.
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2 months ago |
audacy.com | David Rancken |Kristin Diaz
If you've been feeling uneasy about flying lately, you're not alone. With recent airline events and tragedies making headlines, flight anxiety is at an all-time high. On Ask the Expert, Dr. Zaid Fadul joined KRLD. He is a U.S. Air Force Flight Surgeon and Medical Director at Better U. He is a mental health expert, specializes in PTSD, trauma, and anxiety disorders. Dr. Fadul shares that anxiety and fear can trigger panic attacks, PTSD flashbacks, and intense distress.
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2 months ago |
audacy.com | David Rancken
Dallas's Southwest Airlines is making a huge change to the way it sells tickets for flights. Southwest announced it will let Expedia's companies sell airline tickets on its sites. Those include Hotwire, Expedia, Travelocity, Orbitz, and Cheap Tickets. It has never allowed those third parties to sell tickets before, because it wanted passengers to book directly through Southwest. It did let Kayak and Google Flights to start displaying airfares two years ago.
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