The DJ Bob Show

In this episode of The DJ Bob Show, Bob is joined by Genie Deez and Thy Than, the creators and executive producers of the PBS Kids series Phoebe & Jay. They share what viewers can expect from the show, including how it helps kids navigate the world through functional literacy by using everyday items like signs, labels, and menus. They also discuss the importance of representation and community within the setting of Tobsy Towers. Plus, keep an eye out for hidden easter eggs throughout the series, including the creators themselves making a special appearance in the animation and the statue of Tobsy the architect. Be sure to check out Phoebe & Jay on PBS Kids to join in on the fun! So grab your elevator pass and get ready to explore, because at Tobsy Towers, the next big adventure is just a floor away and you've got the best seat in the building right here on The DJ Bob Show!

DJ Bob sits down with the creative team behind Yo Gabba GabbaLand! Season 2, including co-creators Scott Schultz and Christian Jacobs, and Kamryn Smith (Kammy Kam). They dive into coming back for Season 2, how the show continues to celebrate inclusivity and positivity, and what makes the world of Gabba so welcoming. Plus, they answer the all-important question: which Gabba friend would they want as a roommate? After you're done listening, stream Season 2 now on Apple TV.

In this episode, DJ Bob talks about Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood's autistic character, Max. In a conversation with supervising producer Chris Loggins and writer Ava Rigelhaupt, Bob covers the importance of autistic representation, watching the story come to life, and more. Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood streams on PBS Kids and your local PBS station

Join DJ Bob as he celebrates the 20th anniversary of Disney Channel's most well-known original movie, High School Musical! Join Bob as he talks with some unsung heroes behind the scenes. First, he talks to Robin Jones, the VP of Programming at Radio Disney from 1996 to 2007. They discuss the success of the album before the movie even aired (and it being the best-selling album of 2006). Then Bob talks to Kimberly Luce, the Director of Program Scheduling on Disney Channel at the time, and Michael Healy, the Senior VP of Disney Channel Original Movies for more than a decade and a half. They discuss what was going on behind the scenes to bring this film to audiences, their first encounters with this film, whether or not a musical would even work on Disney Channel, the moment that they knew it was something special and lots of other fun tidbits!

Join DJ Bob as he's joined by veteran children's television luminary, Carin Greenberg. They talk about the interesting aspects of her career in children's television, including standards and practices, meaningful writing credits in her career and some inside stories about the people she's worked with along the way!