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- RandyBaumann [@DVERandy] (10 January 2014). "Kenny G sent me a cake!" (Tweet) – via Twitter./photo/1 - ↑ Sostek, Anya (22 January 2010). "Departing radio personalities are often erased without a trace". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
- McCoy, Adrian (15 April 2001). "Jim Krenn's new co-host, Randy Baumann, clicks with listeners and helps WDVE stay on top". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
- McCoy, Adrian (21 January 2010). "Where's WDVE's Randy Baumann?". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
