Original Call Letters: WLOF

Originally Licensed: Oct 26, 1940  

Original City of License: Orlando  

Original Frequency: 950

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Original Power: 1,200 watts

Original Location: 3701 John Young Parkway

Original Format: Children

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Children's Satellite Network, which launched in 1993, originating in Minneapolis in 1990.  Radio Aahs came to Orlando in 1994. Radio AAHS (It sounds like "Oz," but actually it's shortened from "oohs and aahs") is aimed at kids ages 4 to 12. The deejays are adults, but to draw more kid appeal, the show has an 11-year-old "vice president of fun," Jimmy Freeman. He co-hosts the afternoon segment, along with two teen-age girls who serve as news and entertainment editors. When NewCity goes on the air in Orlando as Radio Aahs' newest affiliate, it will do so in a renovated building on John Young Parkway designed to be as much an attraction as a radio station. There will be tours to show kids how radio shows are produced. Next month, the company expects to hold auditions for an "AirForce" of about 10 young people to host locally produced programming. The station will have its own morning show as well as some weekend shows. Many radio listeners have

"Radio Aahs" From Radio Ink Magazine 
                                                      ABC/Disney Pays “Radio Aahs” Successor $12.4 Million
Shares of Intelefilm Corp., formerly known Radio Aahs, jumped more than 20 percent after the company announced it received a payment of $12.4 million from ABC Radio Networks Inc. and the Walt Disney Corp.
The payment settled a dispute between Radio Aahs, a children's radio network and ABC/Disney that dates back to 1996. Radio Aahs had contracted with Disney to further develop the children's radio idea, but Disney terminated the contract and started its own radio network for children.
In May 2002 a jury awarded Radio Aahs $9.5 million as payment for the contract breach, to which was added $2.6 million in interest. Minneapolis-based Radio Aahs changed its name to Intelefilm and now supplies products and services to digitize and manipulate video and audio files.

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