This bad idea is now dead. We leave the articles up on our site to discourage any company who thinks advertising on a school bus might be a money maker. BusRadio loaned schools special radios with several safety features in exchange for having the attention of a captive audience of young bus riders. They targeted special radio advertising to various age groups. The youngest riders targeted were kindergarten students. When parents found out about BusRadio parents ended BusRadio.
Let’s learn a little about an obscure TV show called “Aliens in America.” Your children may never have heard of it, but if their school has signed a deal with Bus Radio, then Bus Radio’s DJs will do all they can to make this TV show one of your kid’s favorites. That’s how Bus...
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Some observations from this article: Congratulations AGAIN to Mr. Kenny for informing more and more people about Bus Radio. Bus Radio was forced on the bus drivers. Mr. Kenny says until there was some publicity the drivers were told not to turn the sound down. No one is ever going to see a written...
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This rap singer wants kids to buy his new CD. Bus Radio knows how to help. From Jim Metrock: While Bus Radio’s president Steve Shulman is signing up schools by promising Bus Radio to be a wholesome alternative to drive-time FM stations, his DJs are going in a different, uglier direction. Bus Radio DJ...
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Bus Radio wants kids to know who T.I. is. Parents may not approve. Bus Radio sent one of their DJs to the American Music Awards this month. On their Busradio.com site they reported who they saw and who won awards. Since their site is aimed at children down to the age of 6, we...
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From Jim Metrock: Ed Maloney spoke today and parents ought to listen to every word this man says. Who is Ed Maloney? I didn’t know who he was until this afternoon, but now I know he may be the man to take down Bus Radio. Which is strange because he works for Bus Radio....
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We found "Mat" in Milwaukee. From Jim Metrock: I have urged Bus Radio’s president Steve Shulman to make his company and radio show as transparent as possible – Don’t keep anything from the public. Instead the company and radio show remain shrouded in secrecy. Take for example the two DJs that children...
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This sound clip will partially explain why Bus Radio should not be on any school bus. As we have reported Bus Radio ran a contest in October 2007 to promote the explicit music artist named Fergie. The contest was on the Bus Radio web site which is constantly promoted to bus riding students from...
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Fergie is the name of a singer. Bus Radio employees love her, and because they do, children riding buses with Bus Radio will get to love her also. She records some songs that don’t have explicit lyrics but she her best known songs have sexual content, alcohol references, and profanity. Drinking is made glamorous...
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Bus Radio has two DJs – Mat and Lucia. We have been unable to discover the identity of “Mat.” Bus Radio refuses to disclose the names of these two DJs who will be talking to schoolchildren for up to two hours each school day. We have found out that Lucia is Lucia xxxxxxx a...
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Lots of skin, lots of profanity and even a murder photo shoot make this show outrageous. Nothing is off-limits with America’s Next Top Model. Bus Radio wants your child to tune in. From Jim Metrock: Bus Radio has two DJs named Mat and Lucia. They try their best to be cool and "with...
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