More Than Music to Their Ears
Children of the video age are beginning to tune in a medium that their parents and grandparents grew up with.
Children's radio is booming. While one two-year-old nationally syndicated network aimed at youngsters and their parents continues to carve out its niche, several new weekly shows are also hitting the airwaves.
Radio AAHS (pronounced OZ) broadcasts daily on 18 stations across the country, including such major markets as Dallas, Los Angeles, and Washington. And judging by the reaction from its young listeners, reception couldn't be better. Radio AAHS gets as many as 200,000...
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