History is written by the winner, so this is his wife's version of his story...(See what I did there?)
Todd (Dallas) Rogers is the Founder/Co-Host of "Nashville Access", which is an internationally syndicated radio show heard across 4 continents in 20 countries by over 22 million people weekly. Country music fans may know the name Dallas because he was formerly the host of the syndicated radio show “Café Nashville” from its inception in 2007 through September of 2015. During that time, he was heard across 3 continents: America, Europe, and China.
Dallas has, literally, grown up in the entertainment industry. He had his first speaking role in a stage production of “Fiddler On The Roof” at the age of 6. It was only one line, but it was more than enough to create a deep seeded obsession with performance and entertainment. 31 stage, TV, and film productions, male model, lead singer for a touring rock band, a touring acapella vocal group, and a touring southern rock and country music band. He’s worked as a stand-up comedian, a dancer, a stuntman, a circus clown, and he even delivered a few singing telegrams. It really didn’t matter, if it was performing, he accepted the challenge. During his college years, he stepped into the national spotlight as a show host for Disney MGM Studios and Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, and also as the official host of “Spring Break-Daytona Beach ’95 with Coca-Cola”.
Dallas is also a Voice-Over artist. He has been the voice for numerous Hollywood movie trailers, animated characters, and commercials for companies like Coca-Cola, Anheuser-Busch, McDonalds, Pizza Hut, and Honda. He was the narrator for Jerrod Niemann’s debut album, which debuted as the #1 album in America in July, 2010. Dallas is a narrator for N.A.S.A., where he has been the narration voice for documentaries along side William Shatner. He is the official voice of The Grand Canyon National Park, Zion National Park, and even U.S. Central Command.
His broadcast career began in 1988 and has never stopped, even while taking on roles in film, television, and live stage shows for Disney and Universal, he always maintained a presence on the radio. Dallas has worked in every position that a radio station has a title for, at some point in his career. He has been a Program Director, a Music Director, a Regional Director, and even Promotions Director, but his true talent has always been in the Creative and On-Air department. His voice has been heard nationwide. He has hosted top-rated shows from Pittsburgh, PA, to Washington, DC: from Rochester, NY, to Boise, ID: from Salt Lake City, UT, to Portland, ME. He has been the promo voice for great radio stations across the country like WWMX (Mix 106.5) in Baltimore, MD, WWDC (DC101) in Washington, DC, WLKT (104.5 The Cat) in Lexington, KY, and WTCF (Pirate Radio 100.5) in Saginaw, MI. His comedy writing and original audio pieces have been used on the radio in all 50 states.
