Disney Radio

[Mario Gonzalez Jr.]

We had it on our car radio when my son was younger.  That's all he wanted to hear!  Now it's Kiss 108.

I always wondered how/ if the stations make any money.  Most of the commercials advertise Disney stuff such as movies, shows on the Disney channel, etc.  There are a few " parent" commercials.

The Radio Disney app is in the top 20 of the free music apps, so there may be many listeners here.

Mario

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On Jul 16, 2011, at 8:02 AM, "Doug Drown" <vzeej5wn@myfairpoint.net> wrote:

> Plus, most of Disney's outlets are AM.  How many kids listen to AM nowadays?  The ones I know are barely aware that it exists.    -Doug
> 
> On Sat, 16 Jul 2011 02:02:41 -0400, Thomas Heathwood  wrote:
> The Disney Radio Network, in my opinion, came way, way too late to have any real impact on listening statistics.  Actually, Disney did a fair amount of network radio back in the "golden days" - the 1930's and 40's.  A weekly show, lots of "guest appearances" of the characters
>> and radio adaptations of Disney films were great fare back then. When radio was King !! The
>> Sunday night Movie program. and The Mickey Mouse Club were staples on vintage TV and made Disney a mint!
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