Danger Rangers, the safety-themed animated TV series for kids, is taking its mission to radio vial a deal between Charlotte, North Carolina-based producer Educational Adventures and XM Satellite Radio. Educational Adventures is producing an ongoing series of one-minute features aimed at preventing accidental injury, which is the leading cause of death and disability in children under the age of 14.
The Danger Rangers Play It Safe safety tips air on XM’s award-winning children’s channel, XMKiDS (channel 116). Each of the mini-programs present a Danger Rangers character highlighting tips on water, fire, pedestrian and bike safety, as well as important advice regarding household chemicals, pills, poison prevention and more, all underscored by an original song.
Broadcasting daily from studios in Washington, DC, New York City, Nashville, Toronto and Montreal, XM currently boasts more than 6 million subscribers. The service provides 160 digital channels offering commercial-free music, sports, talk, comedy and entertainment programming.
The Danger Rangers series airs on public television and several VOD systems, and complementary book and DVD series are available at retail. Led by exec producers Howard Kazanjian (Star Wars) and Larry Huber (Power Puff Girls), the show’s creative team has collectively won more than 100 Emmy and Academy Awards.
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