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From Stage to Studio: What’s New on With Doug TV

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If you’re reading this, you’re already in the right place—welcome to the official With Doug TV website, home of the Lunch With Doug blog and the 24/7 streaming channel. And yes, that video screen up top? It’s playing the channel live, so you’re never more than a click away from original music, interviews, and local flavor. It’s been a busy and exciting stretch lately, so here’s a quick rundown of what’s been happening: 🎭 Richard Daut on Lunch With Doug We just dropped a new episode featuring theater director Richard Daut, who’s bringing Murder on the Nile to life for the Community Council for the Performing Arts (CCPA). His passion for storytelling and stagecraft made for a rich conversation—perfect for anyone who loves mystery, drama, or the magic of live theater. 🎸 Mark Maxwell from Maxwell’s House of Music Mark joined us recently to talk about building a music community, mentoring artists, and the journey behind his iconic store. The episode is now streaming on-demand, an...

Cherry Street Fusion Fest 2025: Where Local Legends Lit Up the Street

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If you were anywhere near downtown Nevada, MO on September 11 and ongoing this weekend, you felt it. The buzz. The bass. The unmistakable pulse of Cherry Street Fusion Fest . This year’s celebration wasn’t just cool—it was electric. From the first guitar riff to the final encore, Fusion Fest delivered a grassroots spectacle that felt like a love letter to local creativity. The main stage was stacked with original acts that brought the heat, the heart, and the weird in all the best ways. Whether you were vibing with Matthew Harper the “American Busker” , rocking out to Osage Outlaws , catching Dangerous Doug Harper in action, or getting swept up in the sounds of Timmy Miano , A.M. Jamison and Alpha Wave Elixir , Left of Center , or Matteson Gregory —every set felt like a moment. But it wasn’t just about the music. The vendors brought flavor and flair—from handmade goods to bacon-themed brilliance (yes, “Why Bacon Is Better” was a real thing). Families wandered between booths, teens da...