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Atmos Energy

Atmos Energy is the largest publicly traded, fully regulated, pure-play natural gas utility in the United States, serving more than 3.3 million customers in Texas, Colorado, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Virginia. About two thirds of its earnings come from Texas, where it distributes natural gas in northern Texas and owns an intrastate gas pipeline spanning several key shale gas formations and interconnected with five storage facilities.www.atmosenergy.com

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Oct 27, 2026

Jerrod KingeryHOST
2:33
Yeah.
Jerrod KingeryHOST
2:34
But they'll also have special guests, Atmos Energy and Top Hat Chimney Sweep for some safety tips.
Jerrod KingeryHOST
2:41
And also, you can meet Sparky the Fire Dog.
Jerrod KingeryHOST
2:43
Oh,
Liat SacksHOST
11:36
Like I had some issue with my energy bill.
Liat SacksHOST
11:40
So I Googled Atmos Energy to get their phone number.
Liat SacksHOST
11:44
It was like Atmos Energy phone number.
Liat SacksHOST
11:45
I clicked the first listing there.
Liat SacksHOST
11:50
Also, I think it was the one who probably paid for advertising at the top, right? Because you assume they're the biggest company.
Liat SacksHOST
12:08
And I'm like, okay.
Liat SacksHOST
12:10
And I look at it and it's like an individual's name.
Liat SacksHOST
12:13
And I'm like, okay, like Atmos Energy should have like something big enough that they see their name.
Shannon MillerGUEST
1:39
And he was at risk of his utilities being disconnected.
Shannon MillerGUEST
1:43
Thankfully, we were able to pay his Atmos Energy bill.
Miranda SuarezHOST
1:46
Are you getting more calls? Have you seen an uptick in
Shannon MillerGUEST
1:50
requests for help? Absolutely.
Shannon MillerGUEST
3:26
For an older adult living primarily on Social Security, losing $20, $30, $50 a month can mean buying less fresh produce, choosing less expensive foods, or stretching groceries further between benefit payments.
Shannon MillerGUEST
3:40
It can also mean relying more heavily on food pantries, family members or community services.
Miranda SuarezHOST
3:46
You mentioned the senior source paying one person's Atmos Energy bill, which I'm sure is like unbelievably helpful.
Miranda SuarezHOST
3:54
It's a short-term solution, right? It's like a stopgap for one bad month.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:48
The change matters because American plans to shift flights from Terminal C to Terminal A while construction ramps up on a new Terminal C. American says Terminal A will handle about 200 flights a day for the next few years, and the five new gates could support up to 50 additional daily flights.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:05
In public safety news, a Dallas County judge ordered Dallas-based Atmos Energy to turn over records tied to the May natural gas explosion at the Clyde Apartments in Oak Cliff.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:16
The blast killed three people and injured at least five after a driller struck the building's gas line.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:21
A preliminary federal report found a company Atmos hired failed to place required warning marks correctly.
Gabe EvansGUEST
39:56
Natural gas in Colorado for residential heating and cooking is banned by 2050.
Gabe EvansGUEST
40:02
You can keep your natural gas stove if you want, but when Xcel or Atmos Energy or whoever your natural gas supplier is has to decommission their natural gas distribution pipelines by 2050, there's going to be no natural gas coming to your homes.
Gabe EvansGUEST
40:16
This is why we have this initiative on the ballot, because Democrats have actively and intentionally declared war on natural gas, oil and gas, because they want to control every aspect of people's lives to include what fuel you use and what energy source you use to heat and cook in your house.
Gabe EvansGUEST
40:36
And that's why you see the right to buy and sell natural gas on your ballot this fall, because Democrats have banned it.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:05
The change matters because American plans to shift flights from Terminal C to Terminal A while construction ramps up on a new Terminal C. American says Terminal A will handle about 200 flights a day for the next few years, and the five new gates could support up to 50 additional daily flights.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:23
In public safety news, a Dallas County judge ordered Dallas-based Atmos Energy to turn over records tied to the May natural gas explosion at the Clyde Apartments in Oak Cliff.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:33
The blast killed three people and injured at least five after a driller struck the building's gas line.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:39
A preliminary federal report found a company Atmos hired failed to place required warning marks correctly.
Gabe EvansGUEST
39:54
Natural gas in Colorado for residential heating and cooking is banned by twenty fifty.
Gabe EvansGUEST
40:01
You can keep your natural gas stove if you want, but when Xcel or Atmos Energy or whoever your natural gas supplier is has to decommission their natural gas distribution pipelines by twenty fifty, there's gonna be no natural gas coming to your homes.
Gabe EvansGUEST
40:14
This is why we have this initiative on the ballot, because Democrats have actively and intentionally declared war on natural gas, oil and gas, uh, because they want ev- they wanna control every aspect of people's lives, to include what fuel you use and what energy source you use to heat and cook in your house.
Gabe EvansGUEST
40:34
And that's why you see the right to buy and sell natural gas on your ballot this fall, because Democrats have banned it.
DonAUDIENCE
26:31
But again, I'm looking at this vote.
DonAUDIENCE
26:34
When Team Red's in charge and when my Atmos Energy's gone up and has been cut in half, and my electricity, my last two electricity bills were the most they've ever been in my entire life.
James ParkerHOST
26:44
Yep.
DonAUDIENCE
26:44
And Trump said they would be lowered in half within a year.
Tony HughesGUEST
1:39
Got involved about 13 years ago.
Tony HughesGUEST
1:41
The company that I worked for, uh, after retirement, and was involved with Habitat through the company, uh, Atmos Energy, which happens to be the presenting sponsor of the golf tournament this year.
Tony HughesGUEST
1:51
And so we were very actively involved with Habitat when I was working, and then after I retired, I d- we just kept going.
Frank MurphyHOST
1:58
Oh, nice.
Frank MurphyHOST
5:03
Or was it something else that drew you in, volunteering as a fundraiser, running the store? What did you do?
Tony HughesGUEST
5:09
Well, Blount County Habitat's not my first involvement with Habitat.
Tony HughesGUEST
5:13
I started my career with Atmos Energy in Bristol, Tennessee back in the mid-'70s, and I moved six times with the company.
Frank MurphyHOST
5:20
Mm-hmm.
Rich RockwellHOST
13:59
Says, uh, "Two adult women and a child were confirmed dead," the Dallas Fire Department said at a press conference when, uh, last night, and one person remained in critical but stable condition.
Rich RockwellHOST
14:09
Natural gas distributor Atmos Energy confirmed that a construction crew-
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:14
Message from the dark side.
Rich RockwellHOST
14:14
[laughs] Unrelated to the company.
Rich RockwellHOST
14:26
Mm." [laughs]
JoelHOST
14:27
They fe- they felt a presence.
Rich RockwellHOST
14:29
Right? Uh, uh, so Atmos Energy confirmed that a construction crew unrelated to the company had struck its natural gas pipeline near the complex while the city said no Dallas municipal crews were working in the area at the time.
Rich RockwellHOST
14:42
Uh, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson noted it was the first day of summer vacation for the Dallas Independent School District, saying, "We need to pray for these folks who are affected." The city said it would provide hotel accommodations, uh, for, uh, for displaced residents.

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