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| Dave Randall |
After an extraordinary career spanning more than four decades, beloved 95.1 KBBY and 103.3 KRUZ radio personality Dave Randall announces his retirement from radio. His final broadcast will be at the end of July, marking the close of a storied chapter in Southern California radio. Randall is currently On-Air Host of Cumulus Media’s Adult Contemporary station in Ventura, 95.1 KBBY, airing weekdays from 2:00pm-6:00pm. He also hosts the “D.R. Daily” morning show on sister Classic Hits station 103.3 KRUZ weekdays from 6:00am-10:00am.Randall’s journey in broadcasting began over 40 years ago and includes notable time on-air at KRTH 101.1 (K-Earth 101) in Los Angeles, one of the most iconic Oldies stations in the country. His voice, professionalism, and connection with listeners made him a trusted presence not only across Ventura County, but throughout Southern California.
Born in Los Angeles, CA, Randall was destined to be in the entertainment industry. He got his start in radio with internships at KNX Radio in Los Angeles as well as Cal State Long Beach University Campus’ Radio KSUL. He then moved on to work in various markets throughout Southern California, including KLON in Long Beach, KWLT-KKYY in San Diego, KCAQ Q-105 in Oxnard and K-Earth 101 in Los Angeles, where he was on-air for 20 years.
Since joining Cumulus Media, Dave has been a staple on both 95.1 KBBY and 103.3 KRUZ, winning over listeners with his easy charm, music knowledge, and steady presence.Dave Randall shared: "I'm humbled to have entertained over this medium. The true fruit of one's work is in the response, years down the line, when people say they enjoyed listening. More than anything, it's gratifying, and I am thankful for that."
Sommer Frisk, Vice President/Market Manager, Cumulus Media Ventura, said: “Dave Randall is one of the most professional and steadfast people I’ve ever worked with. Through every format shift, ratings book, and challenging moment—he showed up with grace, heart, and an unwavering commitment to doing the job right. He’s not just a great broadcaster—he’s a great man. And while we’ll miss his voice, we’ll miss his presence even more.”
Dave Daniels, Operations Manager, added: “D.R. is the consummate radio professional and has delivered day in and day out for our team. I am grateful to have had the privilege to work alongside him and wish him nothing but a wonderful, relaxing retirement! It has been a pleasure.”
Connect with Dave Randall at: Daverandall2@gmail.com.


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