was produced by Pangea Corporation and hosted by the three directors of the company, John Besmehn, John Schulte and Cheryl Ann Wong, during which children would call in and ask questions about toys, animation and new video games. Programs like the Toy Talk Show were a model for the network for several years, where producers would create and deliver both content and sponsorships for their airtime. With increased production costs, lackluster ratings and the juggernaut of Disney Radio attracting larger audiences and more sponsorship dollars, the shift away from original children's programming required the network to find an alternative approach to content creation. Advertising revenue for the network came from sponsors such as Disney, Mattel and General Mills. During 1995–96, the network's magazine included a CD or tape of Radio AAHS favorites as part of the subscription. As the internet grew in popularity and children were afforded more access to it, Radio AAHS signed a content carriage agreement with NetRadio, a once rising and popular site for internet radio programming. The intent was to increase ad blocks for both the traditional radio network and the internet affiliation. As part of its expansion and vision, NetRadio was eager to attract a children's audience, due to the amount of advertising dollars that are spent on that demographic. Affiliates In addition to flagship station WWTC in Minneapolis, Radio AAHS was broadcast on AM stations nationwide and on an FM station in Spokane. After five years, Radio AAHS had 27 affiliates. 30 percent of the United States was served by the format by early 1995, and the hope was to cover nearly half the country by the end of the year. Many of the stations had call letters that reflected the programming for children: KYYD 1340 (Abilene, TX) KDZZ 1520 (Albuquerque, NM) KYAK 650 (Anchorage, AK) WKDB 1570 (Baltimore, MD) WAZS 980 (Charleston, SC) WAUR 930 (Chicago, IL) WAOZ 1360 (Cincinnati, OH) KAHZ 1360 (Dallas/Ft. Worth TX) KKYD 1340 (Denver, CO) KKSO 1390 (Des Moines, IA) WDOZ 1310 (Detroit, MI) WCAR 1090 (Detroit, MI) WEIO 1050 (Eau Claire, WI) KDUK 1280 (Eugene, OR) WISZ 640 (Grand Rapids, MI) WISZ 810 (Grand Rapids, MI) WLWZ 1360 (Greenville, SC) WSYW 810 (Indianapolis, IN) WJAX 1220 (Jacksonville, FL) KCAZ 1480 (Kansas City, MO) KDYS 1520 (Lafayette, LA) KKDD 1400 (Las Vegas, NV) KPLS 830 (Los Angeles/Orange CA) WKDV 1460 (Manassas, VA) WOWW 1430 (Memphis, TN) WHOZ 660