Randy Myers is currently employed by Git-R-Done Productions and is the tour manager for comedian Larry The Cable Guy. He's also the operations manager of the official web site, LarryTheCableGuy.com.

Randy Myers is the owner of Team Pozer Productions. The company hosts and manages web sites for a wide variety businesses and individuals. Clients include Git-R-Done Productions, Larry The Cable Guy, Reno Collier, Griffin's Personal Training, singer and songwriter Jerome McComb, and The Hide Out. Team Pozer Productions also offers voice over services and owns and operates internet radio station The Edge 101.

Randy Myers was employed by Clear Channel Radio Tampa Bay for nearly 4 years. During that time he worked as a dj/air personality, traffic reporter, and in 2003 was promoted to Senior Producer for Clear Channel Traffic. Although in an office with 8 radio stations, he worked specifically for WSSR-FM (Star 95.7), WFLZ-FM (93.3 FLZ), WXTB-FM (98 Rock), WHNZ-AM (1250), and WFLA-AM (970). He was also the traffic reporter for Sarasota and Bradenton radio stations WTZB-FM (105.9 The Buzz) and WSRZ-FM (Oldies 108).

Randy Myers (aka "B. Randall") was employed by Paxson Broadcasting Orlando, which was later bought by Clear Channel Communications, for 6 years. During that time he worked as a dj/air personality, sports talk producer, reporter, and creative services director. In 1993, following graduation from the University Of Central Florida, he began work at WMGF-FM (Magic 107.7) producing the highly rated "Magic After Dark" dedication program. In 1995, he helped launch Sports Radio 540 The Team (WQTM-AM), central Florida's first all sports radio station. Responsibilities included morning show producer, midday sports reporter, and creative production. On August 25, 1998, he co-founded and co-hosted Between The Ropes, the first radio show dedicated to pro wrestling. He was also involved in local promotions and on air operations for rock station WJRR-FM (101.1) during his tenure. He left Orlando radio in late 1999 in a move that eventually found him back home in St. Petersburg and continued work with Clear Channel Communications.