B-Dubs Radio

B-Dubs Radio

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Bryan “B-Dub” Washington
Weeknights 7pm – Midnight

Hey there! I’m B-Dub.  I’ve spent over 20 years in radio and have been in love with Country since I started on my first station in 2010.  This career has taken me from Coast-To-Coast, and everywhere in between.

When I’m not on the air, you’ll find me exploring new destinations alongside my wife and our three furry companions. We’re passionate about adventure and creating unforgettable memories together.

But that’s not all—I have a taste for the finer things in life too. Whether it’s sipping and savoring the nuances of different wines or discovering unique flavors at local craft breweries, I’m always up for a delicious experience.

And let’s not forget about my commitment to living a healthy and balanced lifestyle. I’m constantly on the lookout for new and exciting recipes that nourish my body and keep me feeling great. It’s all about finding that perfect harmony between tasty and nutritious…and of course indulging from time to time.

So, join me on this incredible journey as we celebrate the magic of music, explore new horizons, indulge in flavorful experiences, and embrace a wholesome and fulfilling life. Together, let’s make every moment count!

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