running gag, Bumbling Bill would often malaprop Sally's name. This program ended near the beginning of 2006. Celebrity Take with Jake – A pre-recorded segment hosted by Jake Whetter, providing celebrity news stories focusing on actors and music artists popular with the network's target demographic. Code Word of the Day – The "Code Word of the Day" is given out about five times an hour. If a caller knows the code word when they calls Radio Disney's hotline (usually around 6:30 pm. ET), that person is awarded a prize. This program ended in mid 2017. ESPN Sports for Kids - Sports news and some health tips. Grandma Nature Garage Door Derby – A contest hosted by DJ Aaron K. in which two callers would call in and participate in a race to see whose garage door closed the fastest. The first to say, "It's open!" or "It's closed!" would win a prize. Gross Me Out – "Gross Me Out" was a longtime segment that talked about gross things which kids often like to hear. Hairbrush Karaoke – Similar to the "Karaoke" game with DJ Kara. DJ Susan Huber would get a caller to sing karaoke on the radio, and then they would win a prize. This ended when Susan Huber left Radio Disney. Hogwarts or Hogwash – A game played by DJ Aaron K. The correct caller must answer three out of four questions from the popular Harry Potter book and/or film series as true or false, by saying "Hogwarts" for being true and "Hogwash" for being false. Incubator – A segment played between songs or during commercial breaks featuring interviews with up-and-coming music artists. Karaoke – A contest held by retired DJ Kara Edwards. She would sing one line of a song and the correct caller would sing the other. Laugh Shack – Kids would call in and leave jokes on the network's voicemail (or "earmail") number. The jokes would then later be aired on the radio. Let's Make a Deal – Another game/contest hosted by Mark and Zippy. This was a parody of the television game show of the same name. NBT (Next Big Thing) – This segment was hosted by Jake Whetter, and is similar to the former Incubator feature. Each year since the contest launched in 2008, Radio Disney plays new songs by five up-and-coming music artist that are contestants; listeners are able to vote for