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Cash on DoorDash is one of those topics that gets people talking. Some swear it doesn’t exist. Some say they’ve used it. Some drivers have it turned on but have never seen a single cash order. And customers often ask, “Why can’t I just pay cash?” So let’s break it down— from every angle —so Nevada, MO knows exactly how it works. 1. First Things First: DoorDash Does Allow Cash… But Not Everywhere DoorDash doesn’t offer a “cash” button inside the regular app checkout. Instead, cash is only available through DoorDash Drive , which is the system restaurants use when they dispatch a Dasher for their own website or phone‑in orders. That means: Not every restaurant has it turned on Not every driver opts in Not every customer will ever see it as an option It’s a feature that exists—but only when all three sides line up. 2. How Cash Orders Work for Restaurants For a restaurant, cash‑on‑delivery is optional . They must manually enable it in their DoorDash Drive settings. When they turn it on: T...

I’m excited to announce that I’ll be performing live in Pittsburg, Kansas on April 25. I’ll be bringing my indie‑rock‑meets‑acoustic one‑man show to TJ Lealand’s, and I’m really looking forward to sharing an evening of original music with a new crowd. For those who’ve followed my journey, you know my shows blend storytelling, rhythm‑driven acoustic energy, and the kind of stage presence that only comes from decades of playing. For anyone seeing me for the first time, this will be a great introduction to what I do — intimate, energetic, and always rooted in the heart of the songs. I’m grateful for every chance to take these tunes on the road, and Pittsburg is a stop I’m genuinely excited about. If you’re nearby, I’d love to see you there. Event Details: • Artist: Dangerous Doug Harper • Date: April 25 • Location: TJ Lealand’s, Pittsburg, Kansas • Style: Indie Rock & Acoustic Solo – One Man Show More updates, times, and behind‑the‑scenes posts will be coming soon. You can explore mor...

  The With Doug TV File Card Directory: Shining a Spotlight on Local Talent Every creative community needs a place where its talent can be seen, discovered, and celebrated. That’s exactly why the With Doug TV File Card Directory exists — a growing hub designed to highlight musicians, performers, actors, skateboarders, creators, industry pros, and more from across Missouri and beyond. What started as a simple idea has turned into a multi‑platform showcase. Each File Card is a quick, clean snapshot of who someone is and what they do — their craft, their style, and how to reach them. It’s a modern calling card built for today’s world, where visibility matters and opportunities move fast. Where You Can Find the Directory The File Card Directory now lives in several places, giving every featured creator multiple ways to be discovered: The With Doug TV Roku Channel In the Video On Demand section, viewers can scroll through File Cards just like they would any other show. The File Card ...

I’ve always believed music is best when it feels personal — when it’s not just a show, but an experience. That’s why I’m so excited to announce something brand new we’re bringing to Nevada, Missouri: the Secret Songs Series . This is a joint effort from my brands — Red Cherry Alley, Local Ear Magazine, and With Doug TV — and it’s unlike anything we’ve hosted before. What makes the Secret Songs Series different? First off, the venue is a mystery . The only thing you’ll know ahead of time is the date and time . To find out where to go, you’ll have to solve a riddle. That’s right — the location won’t be revealed until you crack the code. Second, the performers are a surprise. Each event will feature between one and three artists , but you won’t know who they are until you walk through the door. And here’s the best part: they’ll be sharing exclusive new songs that you won’t hear anywhere else. The format The whole evening will last about two hours . We’ll start with a short mingle and soc...

🎶 Red Cherry Alley: Nathan Rorabaugh at Iguana Azul Red Cherry Alley’s most recent event at Iguana Azul Mexican Restaurant brought Nevada native Nathan Rorabaugh of Alamo Black back home for an intimate performance of his band’s most powerful songs. Fans gathered in the banquet room just three doors down from the original Red Cherry Alley site, a symbolic reminder of how the Alley’s spirit continues to thrive in new spaces. 🌟 Why Nathan Rorabaugh? Nathan, a Nevada High School graduate , has pursued music as his life’s path with relentless dedication. His journey has taken him from Nashville to Denver and back to Nashville , where he continues to push forward as a professional musician. His band Alamo Black is making waves in the indie doom metal genre, with their album Death Is Only A Release showcasing Nathan’s songwriting alongside Daniel Smith. Known for heavy, psychedelic soundscapes, Alamo Black tours across multiple states, bringing their unique brand of music to audiences ...

This week on Lunch With Doug , we welcomed a guest whose internet legacy is as quirky as it is unforgettable: Tom Shaw , the man behind “Moose” in the viral duo Toasters ‘N’ Moose . If you’ve ever found yourself humming “Taste the Biscuit” while scrolling late-night memes, you’ve already felt the ripple of Tom’s unexpected fame. In Season 9, Episode 68 , Doug sits down with Tom to unpack the story behind the cult hit Chickens in the Shadows , the mockumentary that launched “Taste the Biscuit” into the stratosphere. While Tom didn’t write the song—that credit goes to Vincent Gargiulo—his performance as Moose helped cement the track’s place in internet history. His deadpan delivery, soulful keyboard work, and undeniable charm turned a fictional duo into a real-life phenomenon. 🎹 What’s in the episode? Behind-the-scenes stories from the filming of Chickens in the Shadows Reflections on viral fame and how it changed Tom’s creative journey A look at Tom’s broader musical career and theatri...