I grew up on a small farm near Leota, Minnesota in the Southwest part of Minnesota. I began my radio career at KWYR in Winner, then on to KKAA in Aberdeen, KV91 in Volga/Brookings, a variety of stations in Rapid City, and for the last more than a few years in Sioux Falls. I reached the top of the radio food chain that is KXRB in 2007 and haven't been kicked off yet! Join me weekdays from 2-6 PM for our three-hour afternoon energy drink 'The McDaniel Mess'. And on Saturdays 12-6 PM for Double Barrell Saturdays. Prizes, fun, and of course the greatest country music ever recorded! I have 2 kids and 5 Grandchildren. And yes, they all still like me fine.
Randy McDaniel
KXRB Memory Lane: Who Is Jerry Dahmen Talking With?
KXRB News Director Jerry Dahmen talks with American Indian Movement co-founder Dennis Banks in the 1980's.
Jerry Jeff Walker Wrote One Of The Biggest Hits Of Your Lifetime
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band introduced millions of us to a guy named Mr. Bojangles.
The 50 Something Years Ago Snow Storm On The Farm
The air seemed colder and the snow deeper on the farm over 50 years ago.
Check Out Your Granddad’s (Or Great Granddad’s) Favorite Car
You've never driven a Studebaker? I'll be your Daddy or Granddaddy did!
Is South Dakota Home To The Least Populated County In The United States?
No doubt about it, South Dakota is a rural state. So do we have the least populated county in the entire country?
KXRB Memory Lane: Who’s Jerry Dahmen Talking With?
Jerry Dahmen talking with South Dakota Senator Tom Daschle.
Whatever Happened To Sonny James
In the history of Country Music, there was only one 'Southern Gentleman'. He's a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame. So whatever happened to Sonny James?
90’s Country Music Spotlight: ‘I Like It, I Love It’ by Tim McGraw (1995)
If you're spotlighting the biggest country hit's of the 90's, you got to have the great Tim McGraw Classic 'I Like It, I Love It' from 1995.
Whatever Happened To Gary Stewart?
We used to call it 'Honky-Tonk' country music. It flourished in the 1950's, held on through the 1960's and had pretty much died in the 1970's. Except for this guy.
Check Out The Most Popular Toy The Year You Were Born
Here's the most popular toy the year you were born. Did you have one?