What has Texas Energy on Track covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Episode No. 29 - Answering Questions Through Public Assist", "Episode No. 28 - Field Inspector Fire Prevention Training", and "Episode No. 27 - Finding out about Flaring". The latest went out on 30 Sep 2026 and ran about 23 minutes. Reading two or three of these before pitching is the fastest way to see what the show actually books.

How often does Texas Energy on Track publish?

Texas Energy on Track publishes every couple of weeks, a median of 14 days between episodes. Episodes average about 23 minutes. The back catalogue stands at 33 episodes. A show on this cadence plans ahead, so pitch earlier rather than closer to the date you want.

How hard is it to get booked on Texas Energy on Track?

For Texas Energy on Track, Booking Probability sits at 30/100, Listen Score at 21/100, and the guest bar is around 80/100. The show has not signalled guest openness recently, which raises the bar on relevance. There is no verified contact on file, so the show website is the route in.

Who should pitch Texas Energy on Track?

Texas Energy on Track covers energy regulation, oil and gas, regulation, state agency, so guests who can speak to those specifically fit best. The show carries an audience score of 3/100. Lead with a specific result you can describe in numbers rather than a job title, and tie it to something the show has already covered.

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Texas Energy on Track

Hosted by Unknown Host · Business · EN · 33 episodes

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Ignite your curiosity with Texas Energy on Track, the official podcast of the Railroad Commission of Texas, lead regulator of the state’s energy sector! Dive into gripping monthly episodes that spotlight the brilliant minds and bold skills driving Texas’ energy future. From well plugging to produced water and cutting-edge environmental cleanups, we unravel the oil and gas industry’s biggest challenges and breakthroughs. Subscribe now for a front-row seat to the action-packed world of Texas energy—where expertise meets impact!

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What is Texas Energy on Track?

Texas Energy on Track is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 33 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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Episode #33
Episode No. 29 - Answering Questions Through Public Assist
Sep 30, 202623 min
In this episode of Texas Energy on Track, Tiffany Cotledge from the Office of Public Engagement stops by to talk Public Assist, the Commission's dedicated resource for anyone with questions about the RRC. Tune in for an insightful discussion, and be sure to follow us at rrc.texas.gov and on social media: X - @txrrc LinkedIn - Railroad Commission of Texas Facebook - Railroad Commission of Texas Instagram - @railroadcommissonoftexas YouTube - Railroad Commission of Texas © 2026 Railroad Commission of Texas, All Rights Reserved.
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Episode #32
Episode No. 28 - Field Inspector Fire Prevention Training
Sep 16, 202626 min
In this episode of Texas Energy on Track, host Bryce Dubee sits down with RRC Field Inspectors Robert Myrick and Brad Holt to discuss a new training initiative with the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service designed to equip oil and gas inspectors with the practical skills to identify and mitigate wildfire risks and electrical hazards. Tune in for an insightful discussion, and be sure to follow us at rrc.texas.gov and on social media: X - @txrrc LinkedIn - Railroad Commission of Texas Facebook - Railroad Commission of Texas Instagram - @railroadcommissonoftexas YouTube - Railroad Commission of Texas © 2026 Railroad Commission of Texas, All Rights Reserved.
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Episode #31
Episode No. 27 - Finding out about Flaring
Sep 2, 202624 min
In this episode of Texas Energy on Track, host Bryce Dubee and co-host Nick Kraynok talk with Tim Speer, Engineering Unit Manager and Betsy Peticolas, Environmental Attorney about flaring. The discussion covers what flaring is, when is it needed and how the RRC regulates flaring. Tune in for an insightful discussion, and be sure to follow us at rrc.texas.gov and on social media: X - @txrrc LinkedIn - Railroad Commission of Texas Facebook - Railroad Commission of Texas Instagram - @railroadcommissonoftexas YouTube - Railroad Commission of Texas © 2026 Railroad Commission of Texas, All Rights Reserved.
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Episode #27
Episode No. 26 - Brownfields Response Program
Aug 19, 202624 min
In this episode of Texas Energy on Track, host Bryce Dubee and co-host Nick Kraynok talk with Dr. Andrea Piñon, Team Lead for the RRC Brownfields Response Program and Voluntary Cleanup Program. The discussion includes what a brownfield is, how to apply for assistance, outreach initiatives, and more! Tune in for an insightful discussion, and be sure to follow us at rrc.texas.gov and on social media: X - @txrrc LinkedIn - Railroad Commission of Texas Facebook - Railroad Commission of Texas Instagram - @railroadcommissonoftexas YouTube - Railroad Commission of Texas © 2026 Railroad Commission of Texas, All Rights Reserved.
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Episode #30
Episode No. 25 - It's 811 Day!
Aug 5, 202623 min
In this episode of Texas Energy on Track, host Bryce Dubee and co-host Nick Kraynok talk with Ricardo Gamez, a Compliance Analyst with Pipeline Damage Prevention to mark August 11th - National 811 Day! The discussion covers all things excavation - including what operators, contractors and landowners need to know before digging to help protect underground gas and utility lines. Tune in for an insightful discussion, and be sure to follow us at rrc.texas.gov and on social media: X - @txrrc LinkedIn - Railroad Commission of Texas Facebook - Railroad Commission of Texas Instagram - @railroadcommissonoftexas YouTube - Railroad Commission of Texas © 2026 Railroad Commission of Texas, All Rights Reserved.
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Dana Lewis

Director of the Hearings Division, Chief Administrative Law Judge, Railroad Commission of Texas

Jason Clark

National Director of Climate Change Advocacy, South Dakota State University Extension

David Lindley

Assistant Director of Field Operations, Railroad Commission of Texas

Jim Wright

Pyro Wright, Railroad Commission of Texas

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Texas Energy on Track

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Recent episodes

Episode No. 29 - Answering Questions Through Public Assist

Episode No. 28 - Field Inspector Fire Prevention Training

Episode No. 27 - Finding out about Flaring

Episode No. 26 - Brownfields Response Program

Episode No. 25 - It's 811 Day!

Guest Appearances

Dana Lewis

Jason Clark

David Lindley

Jim Wright

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Texas Energy on Track

About this Podcast:

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What is Texas Energy on Track?

About the host

Recent episodes

Episode No. 29 - Answering Questions Through Public Assist

Episode No. 28 - Field Inspector Fire Prevention Training

Episode No. 27 - Finding out about Flaring

Episode No. 26 - Brownfields Response Program

Episode No. 25 - It's 811 Day!

Guest Appearances

Dana Lewis

Jason Clark

David Lindley

Jim Wright

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch Texas Energy on Track for

Podcasts like Texas Energy on Track

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