Randy McDaniel

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. 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 two kids and five Grandchildren. And yes, they all still like me fine.

Whatever Happened To Country Music Legend Tom T. Hall?

He's in the Country Music Hall of Fame. He's in the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. He's one of the most legendary names in Country Music. Whatever happened to Tom T. Hall?

Think Back: What Was The First Vehicle You Called Your Own?

It doesn't really matter if the first car you ever bought and paid for yourself was brand new or just, well, an old wreck. You loved it anyway!

Nintendo GameBoy: The Must-Have Gift of Christmas 1989

Discover the nostalgia of owning a GameBoy in 1989, a coveted possession for every child.

Six Very Unique South Dakota Things That’ll Make You Go ‘Huh’

You folks that have the pleasure of visiting our state for the first, second, or third time, they may seem a bit unusual, or at the very least different.

Whatever Happened To Anne Murray

There weren't a lot of country music star's coming out of Springhill, Nova Scotia Canada.

Gary Hunn Sings “Christmas In South Dakota” {Listen}

When Gary Hunn came to our state, it left quite an impression on him. In fact, so much so that he sat down and wrote a song about his visit and his "Christmas In South Dakota."

Big Mouth Billy Bass: Who Gave (Or Got) This Guy at Christmas

I was 1999 into the early 2000s that Billy was a phenomenon. Or a craze. Or a fad.

Remember the Dream-Filled Catalogs that Used to Make Christmas

Catalogs from Sears, JC Penny, Montgomery Ward, and Spiegel used to bring the world to even the smallest of Midwest towns.

Every Sioux Falls Kid Wanted This For Christmas In 1996

It was 1996 when Elmo zoomed into superstardom. I mean, our furry little friend became a phenomenon.

Here It Is: The Most Famous Christmas Editorial Ever

Commonly called the 'Yes Virginia, There Is A Santa Claus' editorial, it's been quoted in full or in part in TV shows and movies and more for decades.