Nationwide — Swan Simpson, Founder and CEO of Black On Demand TV, a fast-growing, independently Black-owned streaming network, proudly announces the launch of its 2025 Fall Premiere Lineup, including the return of two flagship series and the debut of eight new creator-driven shows. As 2026 approaches, the network is positioning itself as a top destination for uplifting, community-centered, and culturally rich entertainment — all available for free on Roku and Amazon Fire TV.
This Fall marks the highly anticipated return of two viewer favorites: The Sandy Rodgers Show (Season 2) and Doc, Fix My Plate (Season 2). Both series continue to build on the momentum of their successful first seasons, offering deeper conversations, expanded segments, and new guests.
The network also introduced eight original shows developed through the Black On Demand Creator Accelerator Program:
The Review Rebel, Vibz N Viewz, Texas Unleashed, The Verdict Is In, Hidden Treasures Sarasota/Tampa Bay, Detroit On A Dime, Southern Charm On A Fork, and Always VIP.
What makes these premieres especially significant is that each show was created by individuals with no prior media experience, using only a mobile phone, a concept, and the mentorship of business coach, Swan Simpson, Founder and CEO of Black On Demand TV.
“We’re proud to show what’s possible when everyday people are given access, mentorship, and a platform,” said Swan. “These creators stepped into the world of television from their homes, their communities, and their lived experiences. That’s the future of media — and that’s what Black On Demand TV stands for.”
The Fall Premiere Weekend took place at The Aloft Hotel @ The Battery in Atlanta, where creators, partners, and supporters gathered to celebrate the network’s rapid growth and expanding partnerships.
Black On Demand TV continues to strengthen its reach through distribution on Roku and Amazon Fire TV, as well as expanding partnerships with Tubi and Fawesome TV, adding to its rapidly growing global audience. As holiday streaming season begins, the network invites families, communities, and supporters nationwide to enjoy fresh, raw and authentic content that reflects Black culture, creativity, and storytelling at its best.
The network also announced plans to guide creators through membership opportunities with the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (The Emmy Awards) — an important step in elevating independent media to national recognition.
About
Black On Demand TV is an independently Black-owned digital streaming network showcasing diverse voices, emerging creators, and community-driven storytelling. Through its Creator Accelerator Program, the network mentors individuals in developing and launching their own shows, regardless of experience level. Viewers can stream Black On Demand TV for free on Roku and Amazon Fire TV, with additional access to shows distributed via Tubi and Fawesome TV. Visit the official web site at BlackonDemandTV.com
For media inquiries, interviews, or partnership opportunities, contact 954-324-1455 or
swan@blackondemandtv.com