Growler Radio Children's television is much more sophisticated than children's audio. A children's audio recording typically consists of a single man or woman singing or talking, accompanied by a band and perhaps background vocals. A television program like Sesame Street requires dozens of people just to create a single episode. Growler Radio is the exception to this rule. Created by Bob Sakayama, whose music and sound designs are used by major networks, sports teams, program producers, and TV and radio stations, Growler Radio drops listeners into a magical world that seems as real as their own backyards.
Listeners eavesdrop on the action, and form their own impressions of how the characters look.
Story plots, presented as live action plays, are filled with mystery and enchantment. While Growler tapes were created as entertainment for kids ages 4-12, their rich vocabulary and unique qualities have led them to be used in the classroom by mainstream educators, and homeschooler. This intelligent, gripping series is highly recommended. Child listeners will recognize Growlers as those individuals from their own lives who are always in bad moods, expect rules to be followed without question, and are often complainers. Growlers hate to wait for anything.