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Demon Seed Radio Redesigns Website, Announces New Year's Show

ORLANDO, Fla. — Demon Seed Radio announced a redesign of its website and a special New Year's show.

The operators said the new and improved version is easier to navigate, aesthetically more pleasing, includes new content with more past shows, and is faster loading.

And on Jan. 1, Demon Seed will present "Butthole Fiesta" where host Bobby Genital will be peeing in guest Camille Black’s butthole, while she sports a sombrero. Intern Miles Striker will be dressing as "Baby New Year" donning baby diapers and a baby mask, while attempting the Mentos Challenge.

“We’re excited about Butthole Fiesta, our site redesign and being back on iTunes and Google Play,” Genital said. “2016 is off to an amazing start and we’re going to have some big announcements really soon.”

Co-host Whitent Morgan added, “This is going to be an amazing birthday with the fiesta, the Mentos Challenge and birthday cake. This is one show you don’t want to miss, and listening live is the most fun you can have.”

The show airs on Fridays from 5:15-7:15 p.m. PST at PlanetPlatypus.com. Fans can call in at (708) 793-7769. The chat room can be found here.

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