Give Christina Vidal her flowers! Not only did she star in Disney’s Brink! and Freaky Friday, she made history as the first Latina to have her own show on Nickelodeon—Taina, which undeniably paved the way for Victorious and Cheetah Girls.

Who else remembers those Sears commercials starring Vanessa Hudgens? The year is 2008. Baby V has already starred in two High School Musicals. Suddenly she breaks into song on your TV screen to inspire your perfect first-day-of-school outfit.

Baby, this is Keke Palmer—iconic actress, singer, talk show host and meme sensation. You (better) know her from Akeelah and the Bee, Disney Channel’s Jump In, Nickelodeon’s True Jackson VP and Jordan Peele’s Nope. In this episode, our friend Destiny joins us to discuss her debut album So Uncool.

Before she had us drinking her Espresso, Please Please Please singer Sabrina Carpenter was signed with Disney. It’s time to review her perfectly okay sure I guess debut album—Eyes Wide Open.

Here we go again reviewing another Demi Lovato album. What can we say? The producer of Child Star puts out bops. Pretend it’s summer ‘09, Sonny with a Chance is playing on Disney Channel, and listen along.

Avril Lavigne paved the way for Disney girls to wear Converse with their dresses. In part 2, Paige and Morgan dive into her Under My Skin and Best Damn Thing eras.

We would’t have our Disney and Nickelodeon faves without pop punk princess Avril Lavigne. In part one, Paige and Morgan discuss her origin story and 2002 debut album Let Go. Who could forget iconic tracks Complicated, Sk8er Boi and I’m with You?

For our S2 finale, we’re covering the best of both worlds. Artist Jorden Albright joins us to discuss early Hannah Montana AND Miley Cyrus music. It’s undeniable: this Disney Channel star is an icon.

Listen to our favorite tracks on the Manufactured Bops playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0yJFI9thE5Kk9ILv6bFvEY?si=b2ede8d26d634dee&nd=1&dlsi=bfd33e1ae1914dcd