In a world where change is inevitable, change sure is happening a lot more these days when it comes to Clear Channel radio here in San Diego.

“offering the DSC team a very lucrative, multi-year offer”

I can’t help but feel this truly means a substantial pay cut for multiple years. I hope they find their way back on air soon. With the sad news today I’d like to pay tribute to the DSC with some samples from the years I’ve worked with them. This news truly sucks.

-Tyler

SAN DIEGO — Fans of the KGB radio morning show featuring long-time host Dave Rickards and cohorts Shelly Dunn and Cookie “Chainsaw” Randolph are starting off the new year with news the show is no longer on the air.

With little fan fare, the station posted a notice on its Web site this morning announcing the following:

After extensive negotiations. and offering the DSC team a very lucrative, multi-year offer, we were unfortunately not able to reach an agreement to keep the show with KGB.

We wish Dave, Shelly and Chainsaw all the best in their future pursuits and thank them for their contribution to the station. KGB has had a special relationship with listeners in San Diego as the leading Classic Rock station for many years. We look forward to continuing that tradition.

DJ Coe Lewis, filling in for the show this morning, said she hoped listeners appreciated the economic realities that led to the decision.

“We’re feeling the loss just like you,” Lewis said on the air, adding the DSC cast were like family. “But we’re here and we’ll always be here and I just want to let you know I really appreciate you, like, listening…”

The Trouble with Money Movie Movie Poster

No Brainer DVD Cover

The DJs are the Heroes CD Cover

DSC Crew Character for The DJs are the Heroes CD Insert

Dave Shelly and Chainsaw sold their CDs and DVDs to collect money for the DSC fund which helped San Diego families in need.