In 2001, Garabedian sold Superadio to Access One Communications, but kept ownership of "Open House Party" under Radiocraft. He also launched multiple 24-hour satellite networks, including City-FM in 1991, which he sold a few years later. In the late 1990s, he created a weeknight show, similar to Open House Party, called "All Nite Caf"é, which evolved to "Romeo's Playhouse", (hosted by WXKS-FM (Kiss 108) afternoon DJ Romeo, then "Party Playhouse with Jackson Blue" after Romeo's departure in 2008. In 2009, Garabedian and Blue launched a four-hour weekly program titled "Celebrity Top 10 Countdown", which Blue hosted until 2018. Garabedian owned all three programs (Party Playhouse, Celebrity Top 10 and OHP) under Radiocraft, but they were distributed through Superadio until 2009, followed by Westwood One until 2011. Then, Garabedian used Radiocraft to distribute the three programs himself, until 2013, when he sold all assets of Radiocraft (which included the three shows) to United Stations Radio Networks. Garabedian's Radiocraft, was then phased out completely. Part of USRN's purchase agreement was that he would continue to host "Open House Party" for four years.