“It’s about time.” This has been the reaction among Disney music fans upon hearing news of the creation and success of a round-the-clock internet radio station featuring all the best music from the Disney World Theme Parks. The station’s music library has emerged as one of the largest collection of Disney World Park music in the world.
Baton Rouge, LA (PRWEB) December 9, 2005 -- “It’s about time.” This has been the reaction among Disney music fans upon hearing news of the creation and success of a round-the-clock internet radio station featuring all the best music from the Disney World Theme Parks. The station’s music library has emerged as one of the largest collection of Disney World Park music in the world.
Through the doldrums of this years struggle with Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, a magical sound resonates from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Even through the storms, the magical music of Sorcerer Radio played on, never missing a beat.
The styles on the station are, as one might imagine, quite varied, but one thing they all have in common is that they can be heard somewhere on the grounds of the Walt Disney World Resort. You may ask, “How can a station broadcast Disney music all day, everyday?” Well, it’s quite simple actually. The ever changing station has a broadcast schedule like any other radio station. They have different shows throughout the day to keep the mood fresh. Shows, such as the “Epcot Hour”, “Bedtime Disney”, “Good Morning WDW”, and the fan favorite “Nighttime Spectacular”, give Disney World fans a wide variety of music to listen to. Follow the regular programming up with the powerhouse Disney podcast, “Inside the Magic” and the new holiday show, “Holiday Magic”, and you have one special station.
Even before any promotion, people from around the country and around the world have managed to find the site. According to station statistics, the stream has been launched from such distant places as Australia, China, Japan and even Turkey.
Wayne Arena, the founder of the site, has been masterminding this mousterpiece since its inception. When asked, with everything going on around him in New Orleans and Baton Rouge, why he keeps it going, he replied, “Well, it use to be a neat hobby, where I could just listen to some soothing music, and get my Disney fix at the same time, but we have so many listeners now, that I just really want to keep it going for them. When you read some of the emails that I get on a daily basis, you realize how much people appreciate the station. Most of them tell me that they would rather listen to Sorcerer Radio than the stuff you have to listen to on regular radio stations, and for me, that makes it worth the time and money.” And so, the music plays on at Sorcerer Radio, giving Disney fans and the like a little bit of magic to look forward to every day at home or work.
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