site in Burton, east of Flint, during nighttime hours. (Providing an interference-free nighttime signal to Flint from the Monroe County site, without exceeding the 50,000 watt maximum power limit, would have been practically impossible.) Shortly after WFDF started broadcasting with this two-site operation, Disney applied to change WFDF's city of license to Farmington Hills, a Detroit suburb, with 50,000 watts of daytime power and 25,000 watts at night, both from the Monroe County site. For this change to take place, two radio stations operating at AM 900 that would have interfered with a relocated WFDF had to be deleted. Disney purchased the AM license of WFRO in Fremont, Ohio, while its FM sister station was spun off to a new owner. In Gaylord, Michigan, WSNQ went silent shortly after its FM station, WMJZ, was spun off to a new owner. With the two AM 900 stations now silenced, this paved the way for WFDF to substantially increase its power and move into the more profitable Detroit radio market. The new array still covers Flint with a city-grade signal during daytime hours. The FCC granted a license for the new facilities in January 2006. The city of license changed in February 2006. The former towers in Burton were taken down and dismantled in April 2006. The station's office is located in Southfield, moving away from Genesee County in the spring of 2006. Transition and growth On August 13, 2014, Disney put WFDF and twenty-two other Radio Disney stations up for sale, to focus on digital distribution of the Radio Disney network. On November 18, Radio Disney Group (the Disney subsidiary that held the license of the station) filed to sell WFDF to Adell Radio Group, Inc., an affiliate of The Word Network, owned by Kevin Adell. Adell also owns TV station WADL channel 38. On January 20, 2015, The Word Network closed on the purchase of 910 AM at a price of $3 million and changed the programming to its Christian radio format. The changeover took place with no prior announcement at 5 p.m. on January 20. WFDF was the last Michigan-based Disney O&O broadcast station. On November 9, 2015, Adell re-launched the station with an "Urban Talk Radio" format. After purchase of WFDF from Radio Disney, Adell rebranded 910 AM as "the Superstation", with an African American talk radio format. Programming WFDF has over 30 on-air show hosts. The station