Demon Seed Radio Moves Friday Night Show to Planet Platypus

ORLANDO — Demon Seed Radio has moved its Friday night live show to the Planet Platypus radio and entertainment network, starting tonight, August 7.

The show can now be heard here, and fans can call in on the new number at (708) 79DSR69 to talk to the hosts and/or the guests. Listeners can also interact live with the hosts and other listeners by using the Planet Platypus Chat Room.

The show’s time will remain the same, with Demon Seed Radio still airing from 5:15-7:15 p.m.  PST.

“We’re very excited about the move, and the idea of growing our audience and reaching a whole new crowd,” says Bobby G., host and Executive Producer of Demon Seed Radio. “We’ve been syndicating the show on Planet Platypus, and have seen a substantial growth in our listenership. And, we’re excited to see the new numbers with the show going live on the network.”

“We have over 100,000 listeners tuning in weekly to our shows,” says Tony Batman, Managing Partner of Planet Platypus. “Based on the initial reaction of Demon Seed Radio’s syndication through Planet Platypus over the last few months, we’re confident their show will definitely explode and a reach a whole new level.”

To appear as a guest on the show, email show@demonseedradio.com.

For sponsorship information, email sponsors@demonseedradio.com.

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