This week, we kick off the episode with a short chat with Australian supermodel Daniel Garofali the new face of C-IN2's GRIP Athletic line of underwear. This model/dancer/writer/television host is such a great guy and he talks about his love of KIVA.org, the Australian Olympic team, and C-IN2! And to top it off, C-IN2 is giving a lucky Swish Edition listener a GRIP Athletic gift pack (which will include a calendar and DVD from Daniel!). Watch the hot GRIP video and register here to be entered to win! Start listening at the 15:30 minute mark for Daniel!

After that, the hosts talk to the incredibly talented Grammy winning songwriter Allee Willis from her home in Los Angeles. Allee has written thousands of songs, many of which you know by heart, such as I'll Be There For You (The Theme from "Friends"); Earth, Wind & Fire's September and Boogie Wonderland; The Pointer Sister's Neutron Dance, and countless others. She starts out by telling us how she came to be working with Charo right now on a new album. Yup, The Love Boat Charo! Allee is an internet pioneer, a multi-media artist, a top party thrower, the curator of her own online museum of kitsch--which is her lifelong obsession and passion--and, she has a multifaceted, interactive live stage show coming up in North Hollywood on September 21 & 22, that our L.A.-area peeps MUST check out. Hear Allee's amazing stories starting at the 35:00 minute mark.

And if that wasn't enough, we've got the August return of our own gay manners expert Steven Petrow. This nationally known etiquette expert, speaker, columnist and author has some things to say about people cutting lines at airports, whether it's okay to invite yourself to a wedding, and a bit about his late friend, the humorist David Rakoff. Steven joins us at the 1:05:30 mark.

Plus, the boys chat about the Olympics closing ceremonies; Madonna getting fined in Russia for standing up for the gays; Romney's pick for VP; the fact that gonorrhea might never go away; the original cast of 90210 return; and, much more gay and pop culture hilarity!

This week, we kick off the episode with a short chat with Australian supermodel Daniel Garofali the new face of C-IN2's GRIP Athletic line of underwear. This model/dancer/writer/television host is such a great guy and he talks about his love of KIVA.org, the Australian Olympic team, and C-IN2! And to top it off, C-IN2 is giving a lucky Swish Edition listener a GRIP Athletic gift pack (which will include a calendar and DVD from Daniel!). Watch the hot GRIP video and register here to be entered to win! Start listening at the 15:30 minute mark for Daniel!

After that, the hosts talk to the incredibly talented Grammy winning songwriter Allee Willis from her home in Los Angeles. Allee has written thousands of songs, many of which you know by heart, such as I'll Be There For You (The Theme from "Friends"); Earth, Wind & Fire's September and Boogie Wonderland; The Pointer Sister's Neutron Dance, and countless others. She starts out by telling us how she came to be working with Charo right now on a new album. Yup, The Love Boat Charo! Allee is an internet pioneer, a multi-media artist, a top party thrower, the curator of her own online museum of kitsch--which is her lifelong obsession and passion--and, she has a multifaceted, interactive live stage show coming up in North Hollywood on September 21 & 22, that our L.A.-area peeps MUST check out. Hear Allee's amazing stories starting at the 35:00 minute mark.

And if that wasn't enough, we've got the August return of our own gay manners expert Steven Petrow. This nationally known etiquette expert, speaker, columnist and author has some things to say about people cutting lines at airports, whether it's okay to invite yourself to a wedding, and a bit about his late friend, the humorist David Rakoff. Steven joins us at the 1:05:30 mark.

Plus, the boys chat about the Olympics closing ceremonies; Madonna getting fined in Russia for standing up for the gays; Romney's pick for VP; the fact that gonorrhea might never go away; the original cast of 90210 return; and, much more gay and pop culture hilarity!

It's a brand new week and that means a brand new episode is coming your way! The guys are back in the studio after being off last week...so there's much to discuss. And for a change, it's just the boys shooting the shit (with a small break for a cool new song). Dale, Scott & Steve talk about, Steve's trip to New York City to see Broadway shows with his family; the bulges and near-naked shots from the London Olympics; the Swish hosts pose for Adam Bouska's NOH8 campaign; a final word on the whole Chik-fil-A mess; and, Elton John is a big douche who hates Madonna for no real reason! All that, plus The Matrix director Larry Wachowski is now Lana; the Democrats officially embrace same-sex marriage; which U.S. city is the coolest according to Forbes magazine; Las Vegas' Krave is going to get MUCH bigger; and, RuPaul's Drag Race All-Star cast revealed!

PLUS, AN IMPORTANT UPDATE

The guys share with you the controversy that sprouted out of our Episode 192. On the last episode, Scott & Steve chatted on-location with Cole & Hunter of The Maverick Men when Cole told the story about how he helped subdue a crazy man who punched a flight attendant and tried to open a cabin door while the JetBlue plane they were flying in was on it's way to Ft. Lauderdale. After Scott posted the account on Queerty.com, the commenters went bananas, claiming that the story was fake because it didn't make the news. Anyway, Cole wasn't too happy that people doubted the authenticity of the story...so he sets us all straight via a voicemail message we'll play for you.

NEW MUSIC: ONE TO WATCH

All that, and we have a up-and-coming new musical artist to share with you. Cutie Daniel Robinson on Buffalo, New York is a singer/songwriter we think you need to keep your eye on. His electropop sound is kind of Owl City-like and we totally dig it. We bring you his "Heroes In The Sky" track from his album "North." We hope you'll dig it, too, and go buy the rest of his cool new tunes. (The set-up and the song start at the 47:50 minute mark.)

It's a brand new week and that means a brand new episode is coming your way! The guys are back in the studio after being off last week...so there's much to discuss. And for a change, it's just the boys shooting the shit (with a small break for a cool new song). Dale, Scott & Steve talk about, Steve's trip to New York City to see Broadway shows with his family; the bulges and near-naked shots from the London Olympics; the Swish hosts pose for Adam Bouska's NOH8 campaign; a final word on the whole Chik-fil-A mess; and, Elton John is a big douche who hates Madonna for no real reason! All that, plus The Matrix director Larry Wachowski is now Lana; the Democrats officially embrace same-sex marriage; which U.S. city is the coolest according to Forbes magazine; Las Vegas' Krave is going to get MUCH bigger; and, RuPaul's Drag Race All-Star cast revealed!

PLUS, AN IMPORTANT UPDATE

The guys share with you the controversy that sprouted out of our Episode 192. On the last episode, Scott & Steve chatted on-location with Cole & Hunter of The Maverick Men when Cole told the story about how he helped subdue a crazy man who punched a flight attendant and tried to open a cabin door while the JetBlue plane they were flying in was on it's way to Ft. Lauderdale. After Scott posted the account on Queerty.com, the commenters went bananas, claiming that the story was fake because it didn't make the news. Anyway, Cole wasn't too happy that people doubted the authenticity of the story...so he sets us all straight via a voicemail message we'll play for you.

NEW MUSIC: ONE TO WATCH

All that, and we have a up-and-coming new musical artist to share with you. Cutie Daniel Robinson on Buffalo, New York is a singer/songwriter we think you need to keep your eye on. His electropop sound is kind of Owl City-like and we totally dig it. We bring you his "Heroes In The Sky" track from his album "North." We hope you'll dig it, too, and go buy the rest of his cool new tunes. (The set-up and the song start at the 47:50 minute mark.)

Huge episode this week, boys and girls! It's so jam-packed with Swishy goodness, you might have to listen in pieces. But beware! First up, Scott & Steve chat about the hot topics of the week, including, Mariah Carrey joining American Idol; the homophobic Chik-fil-A and Boy Scouts of America; the douche that is Mike Huckabee; why private companies shouldn't have to cater to the gays if they don't want to; actor Stephen Moyer wants more gay sex for his character on True Blood; funny man Fred Willard needs to get the internet (it's for porn, you know?); Scott is joining Justin Luke's new JustinPlusSix.com blog; and, Edina and Patsy are back with an Olympics special on the BBC America.

Then, Scott chats with YouTube phenom Charlie Hides, direct from his London home. This very talented performer has entertained audiences throughout the United States and Europe for decades and has recently made a big splash with his creative music video parodies and skits featuring the best of his original characters as well as spot-on impressions of the likes of Cher, Madonna, Lady Gaga, Adele, and many more. Find out how he does everything from wigs to costumes to filming to editing it all himself. And why he and his partner are packing up and headed to the south of France instead of dealing with the mess that will be London during the Olympics. Plus, hear what Cher thinks of his signature, "Whoooooo?" catch phrase. We have Charlie's newest song parody of Madonna's "Turn Up The Radio" (You can also see the video at the bottom of this page). Charlie's chat kicks in at the 28:58 mark in the episode.

Then, Scott & Steve recount their crazy weekend in Asbury Park, New Jersey. They were there for some of the SandBlast parties and they were thrilled to run into their old friends Cole & Hunter from the Maverick Men (link not safe for work!) as well as their very own gay-on-the-ground in New York City, Justin Luke! The boys sat at the Langosta Lounge right on the boardwalk and chatted about their world-wind tour of the world. They're on the road constantly filming videos and traveling to Pride events, parties, and every now and then enjoying a much needed vacation. Their tales include a hotel ghost story, their signature jockstraps, how they saved a JetBlue flight with the heroics, the anti-climatic World Pride, their new DVD collection, Cole's new book, and much more. WARNING, guys, this chat with Cole & Hunter is NOT SAFE FOR WORK and may not be appropriate for all audiences. These x-rated dirty boys hold nothing back. May the listener beware! Our chat with Cole & Hunter kicks in at the 55:20 mark.

After that, we run into Justin Luke and talk about all things SandBlast and he tells us a bit more about his new blog which just launched this week. Justin's mini-segment is at the 1:25:15 mark. And finally...we get around to our favorite gay manners expert, Steven Petrow, who returns for his July visit to the Swish Edition. Scott and Steven talk about whether to not to confront rude, homophobic patrons in a restaurant; what etiquette says about how to address lesbian couples in a formal way (Mrs. & Mrs., anyone?); tips for lonely young people; and, what happens when a guy wants to stay friends with an ex-boyfriend but his new partner says, "no!" We love our monthly visit from Steven Petrow! His segment starts at the 1:36:00 mark.

Huge episode this week, boys and girls! It's so jam-packed with Swishy goodness, you might have to listen in pieces. But beware! First up, Scott & Steve chat about the hot topics of the week, including, Mariah Carrey joining American Idol; the homophobic Chik-fil-A and Boy Scouts of America; the douche that is Mike Huckabee; why private companies shouldn't have to cater to the gays if they don't want to; actor Stephen Moyer wants more gay sex for his character on True Blood; funny man Fred Willard needs to get the internet (it's for porn, you know?); Scott is joining Justin Luke's new JustinPlusSix.com blog; and, Edina and Patsy are back with an Olympics special on the BBC America.

Then, Scott chats with YouTube phenom Charlie Hides, direct from his London home. This very talented performer has entertained audiences throughout the United States and Europe for decades and has recently made a big splash with his creative music video parodies and skits featuring the best of his original characters as well as spot-on impressions of the likes of Cher, Madonna, Lady Gaga, Adele, and many more. Find out how he does everything from wigs to costumes to filming to editing it all himself. And why he and his partner are packing up and headed to the south of France instead of dealing with the mess that will be London during the Olympics. Plus, hear what Cher thinks of his signature, "Whoooooo?" catch phrase. We have Charlie's newest song parody of Madonna's "Turn Up The Radio" (You can also see the video at the bottom of this page). Charlie's chat kicks in at the 28:58 mark in the episode.

Then, Scott & Steve recount their crazy weekend in Asbury Park, New Jersey. They were there for some of the SandBlast parties and they were thrilled to run into their old friends Cole & Hunter from the Maverick Men (link not safe for work!) as well as their very own gay-on-the-ground in New York City, Justin Luke! The boys sat at the Langosta Lounge right on the boardwalk and chatted about their world-wind tour of the world. They're on the road constantly filming videos and traveling to Pride events, parties, and every now and then enjoying a much needed vacation. Their tales include a hotel ghost story, their signature jockstraps, how they saved a JetBlue flight with the heroics, the anti-climatic World Pride, their new DVD collection, Cole's new book, and much more. WARNING, guys, this chat with Cole & Hunter is NOT SAFE FOR WORK and may not be appropriate for all audiences. These x-rated dirty boys hold nothing back. May the listener beware! Our chat with Cole & Hunter kicks in at the 55:20 mark.

After that, we run into Justin Luke and talk about all things SandBlast and he tells us a bit more about his new blog which just launched this week. Justin's mini-segment is at the 1:25:15 mark. And finally...we get around to our favorite gay manners expert, Steven Petrow, who returns for his July visit to the Swish Edition. Scott and Steven talk about whether to not to confront rude, homophobic patrons in a restaurant; what etiquette says about how to address lesbian couples in a formal way (Mrs. & Mrs., anyone?); tips for lonely young people; and, what happens when a guy wants to stay friends with an ex-boyfriend but his new partner says, "no!" We love our monthly visit from Steven Petrow! His segment starts at the 1:36:00 mark.

We're thrilled to talk with the hilarious and hairy, husband and husband comedy duo of Dick & Duane on this week's hot new episode. Richie Cohen and Duane Tragis had us in stitches and we just wish you could SEE the whole thing (we did it via video Skype) because besides being funny, they are so bearishly cute, too. They'll tell you how they've been together since they were teenagers, how they got started doing their ingenious brand of sketch comedy, why they decided to bare it ALL in online pictures and videos (which are not work safe), and all about the new web series they're working on. Their segment kicks in at the 32:20 mark in the episode.

Also up this week, Dale & Scott are on-location at the Paradise nightclub in Asbury Park, New Jersey for a chat with the Swish Edition's very first lady spinner! New York City's DJ Kim Dazy was at the shore for the weekend, entertaining the beach goers and taking a break from her permanent gig at Manhattan's Henrietta Hudson. We always wondered how deejays feel out a crowd, so we asked, duh. The goal is to fill out the floor and build from there...playing the pop dance hits and then building from there, adding in a few tracks the kids may not necessarily know. She explains the differences between music tastes between the ladies and the gents, why some club crowds demand the hits they can dance and sing along to, what the summer crowd is like at the shore. This eclectic deejay has worked Gay Days Orlando, Miami's Winter Party, and many others. And we're thinking we need to get this chick to DC some time soon. There just aren't enough lady deejays 'round these parts. Our chat with Kim starts at the 57:00 mark.

Plus, the hosts talk about Dale's "Thing;" Steve's night at the theater; Dale & Scott's weekend sitting on their asses; Scott's poor 16 year old Dalmatian; the cum-like lube Spunk; more RSVP cruise troubles; Madonna, Andrew Christian, Funny Or Die, and rapper Murs' newest videos; the guy with the world's biggest penis gets detained by the TSA; the new season of CBS' Big Brother; and, much more.

We're thrilled to talk with the hilarious and hairy, husband and husband comedy duo of Dick & Duane on this week's hot new episode. Richie Cohen and Duane Tragis had us in stitches and we just wish you could SEE the whole thing (we did it via video Skype) because besides being funny, they are so bearishly cute, too. They'll tell you how they've been together since they were teenagers, how they got started doing their ingenious brand of sketch comedy, why they decided to bare it ALL in online pictures and videos (which are not work safe), and all about the new web series they're working on. Their segment kicks in at the 32:20 mark in the episode.

Also up this week, Dale & Scott are on-location at the Paradise nightclub in Asbury Park, New Jersey for a chat with the Swish Edition's very first lady spinner! New York City's DJ Kim Dazy was at the shore for the weekend, entertaining the beach goers and taking a break from her permanent gig at Manhattan's Henrietta Hudson. We always wondered how deejays feel out a crowd, so we asked, duh. The goal is to fill out the floor and build from there...playing the pop dance hits and then building from there, adding in a few tracks the kids may not necessarily know. She explains the differences between music tastes between the ladies and the gents, why some club crowds demand the hits they can dance and sing along to, what the summer crowd is like at the shore. This eclectic deejay has worked Gay Days Orlando, Miami's Winter Party, and many others. And we're thinking we need to get this chick to DC some time soon. There just aren't enough lady deejays 'round these parts. Our chat with Kim starts at the 57:00 mark.

Plus, the hosts talk about Dale's "Thing;" Steve's night at the theater; Dale & Scott's weekend sitting on their asses; Scott's poor 16 year old Dalmatian; the cum-like lube Spunk; more RSVP cruise troubles; Madonna, Andrew Christian, Funny Or Die, and rapper Murs' newest videos; the guy with the world's biggest penis gets detained by the TSA; the new season of CBS' Big Brother; and, much more.

This week, our gay-on-the-ground in New York City, Justin Luke, interviews popular blogger and author Justin Hernandez about his new book, Inside the Vortex. This moving memoir examines how denial, cover-ups and secrecy affect your decision-making process. His blog, Naked in New York City, is an emotional naked look at this dancer cum writer's life. And Justin on Justin gets to the nitty gritty like only Swish Edition can. (This street interview segment kicks in at the 38:35 minute mark.) Then, we have a visit from our good friend, the parody queen, Miss Sherry Vine in-studio. This appearance marks her 10th visit...more than any other Swish guest. She brings along her newest parody song, These Lips, based on Nicki Minaj's Starships. It tells the story of Sherry trying to get her lips around actor Joe Manganiello's penis. Yup, you read that right! And only Sherry can get away with that. (Sherry's song and chat starts at the 53:00 minutes mark.) Plus, the hosts talk about the new HIV home test; the gay cruise that was allegedly turned away from Morocco; Oprah's new reality show; Tom & Katie's divorce; Anderson Cooper coming out; Steve get recognized by a stranger in Philly; Scott goes to Broadway; Dale hates yeast infections; the best parts in Magic Mike; Cher's love of Joel Osteen; and much, much more.

This week, our gay-on-the-ground in New York City, Justin Luke, interviews popular blogger and author Justin Hernandez about his new book, Inside the Vortex. This moving memoir examines how denial, cover-ups and secrecy affect your decision-making process. His blog, Naked in New York City, is an emotional naked look at this dancer cum writer's life. And Justin on Justin gets to the nitty gritty like only Swish Edition can. (This street interview segment kicks in at the 38:35 minute mark.) Then, we have a visit from our good friend, the parody queen, Miss Sherry Vine in-studio. This appearance marks her 10th visit...more than any other Swish guest. She brings along her newest parody song, These Lips, based on Nicki Minaj's Starships. It tells the story of Sherry trying to get her lips around actor Joe Manganiello's penis. Yup, you read that right! And only Sherry can get away with that. (Sherry's song and chat starts at the 53:00 minutes mark.) Plus, the hosts talk about the new HIV home test; the gay cruise that was allegedly turned away from Morocco; Oprah's new reality show; Tom & Katie's divorce; Anderson Cooper coming out; Steve get recognized by a stranger in Philly; Scott goes to Broadway; Dale hates yeast infections; the best parts in Magic Mike; Cher's love of Joel Osteen; and much, much more.