His Excellency, Randy “R Dub!” Williams, Sultan of Slowjamastan
When he’s not ruling over the world’s newest nation, our Dear Leader hosts an internationally syndicated radio show called Sunday Night Slow Jams, currently heard on over 200 radio stations across America. The show airs in major markets from New York City to San Francisco – from Chicago to Phoenix, and in many big cities and small towns in-between. You should listen! Please see His Excelleny’s radio station list and coverage map HERE.) Our Sultan has been a full-time radio host since the tender age of 16.
Today, he spends most of his time outside of Slowjamastan, about 70 miles away, where he works at San Diego radio stations Magic 92.5 and Z90. (His excellency hosts the afternoon show on Magic 92.5). But if you can’t find him there either, chances are he’s fled the continent: Randy’s mission in life (besides building this rad new nation) is to visit every country in the world – all 193 of them. He finished this mission on May of 2023, when he arrived in Turkmenistan. You should take a moment to bookmark The Sultan’s official travel blog HERE. And yes, in case you’re wondering – our Sultan did visit North Korea…see that blog HERE.
The Sultan has written two books, produced a feature-length, award-winning film and has appeared on an episode of Judge Mathis (where he was victorious) and ABC‘s Shark Tank. Another fun fact: He still owns his very first car – a 1983 Cutlass Supreme Lowrider that he’s had since he was 15 years old.
Fun fact: The Sultan holds not one, not two, but three citizenships—American, Mexican, and, naturally, the crown jewel of global diplomacy: Slowjamastani. Because why settle for one dysfunctional government when you can have three?
Meet The Sultan’s brother: Phil Anne Thropy
Beyond Slowjamastan’s noble borders, The Sultan graciously tidies California’s highways—heroically cleaning up after those slovenly Americans. It’s called “foreign aid,” and you’re welcome, United States.
Since 1998, The Sultan has graciously descended upon American schools to educate the youth—because clearly, someone has to. For the little ones, He reads Dr. Seuss and preaches the virtues of saying no to drugs, gangs, and other extracurriculars. For the older kids, he dazzles with tales of global conquest (a.k.a. visiting all 193 countries), his glamorous broadcast career, and a wildly diplomatic game show called “Is It a Country, or Nah?” featuring controversial contestants like Taiwan, Vatican City, Kosovo, and—plot twist—Slowjamastan. Students leave both enlightened and inspired, which is exactly how true education should feel.
Finally, one of The Sultan’s most important projects includes building wells for small villages in rural Africa without clean water. With the help of his listeners and supporters, The Sultan and his friends have constructed three wells in Africa since 2017. Learn more HERE.
You may contact the Sultan HERE.
