Jack and June Kerrigan join The Swellington Tonight to discuss Jack’s new self-improvement program, The List — a decision-making system designed to help men choose the “right” path at key moments in life.

At first, it sounds harmless.
A structured set of questions.
Guidance when meeting a partner.
Clarity before marriage, promotions, or major life changes.

But as the conversation unfolds, The List reveals itself to be something else entirely.

Jack explains how the program works in practice: a series of questions women are expected to answer before a man decides whether to date them, marry them, or stay married to them. Questions about bodies, backgrounds, family, race, and appearance — framed as “standards,” justified as “logic.”

June, sitting beside him, begins filling in the gaps.

What starts as a productivity system slowly becomes an examination of power, control, and the quiet ways ideology hides inside self-help language. By the end of the episode, the question isn’t whether The List works — it’s who it was designed to work for.

A longform call-in interview where the premise collapses in real time.

• #ThisGotWeird

• #ModernRelationships

  • #RedFlags

  • #PowerDynamics

  • #SelfHelpCulture

Tonight on The Swellington Tonight, we’re joined by Roman Romanavich — the self-proclaimed world’s greatest hypnotist, known to his followers as The Bedazzler.

Born near a castle in Romania, Roman claims he learned the foundations of hypnosis not from books or mentors, but from observing the creatures that lived beneath the castle — rats, bats, and the legends that surrounded them. According to Roman, it was there he discovered how to influence people with a single word… or a look.

Now a Las Vegas resident with a standing residency, Roman explains his rise, his techniques, and the philosophy behind what he calls total influence. As the conversation unfolds, it becomes clear his abilities aren’t just used for stage performances — but for everyday advantages, negotiations, and getting what he wants.

Roman is currently selling a program called The Top Man, where he teaches others his methods.

As the interview goes on, Bobby repeatedly tries to end the call — only to lose his place, forget his intention, and continue the conversation anyway.

This is not a demonstration.
It’s not a warning.
It’s a call-in interview that slowly slips out of control.

Some people influence rooms.
Others influence minds.

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• #Hypnosis

• #LateNightRadio

• #StrangeStories

• #AbsurdReality

Tonight on The Swellington Tonight, we’re joined by Xeres — a DJ, fashion designer, and cultural instigator whose new clothing line has people arguing before they’ve even seen it.

The brand is called Slutty Puppy.

Designed for pets with attitude and owners with a sense of humor, the line features bold, revealing, and intentionally ridiculous pieces — from cropped tummy shirts to leather-style pants and graphic tees with slogans like “Suburb Pets Do It in the Yard.”

Xeres explains how the line started, why it wasn’t meant to be subtle, and what she’s really responding to in modern fashion, identity, and outrage culture. What sounds like a joke quickly turns into a conversation about self-expression, taste, boundaries, and who gets to decide when something has “gone too far.”

This is not a debate.
It’s not a takedown.
It’s a call-in conversation about art, provocation, and why discomfort is often the point.

Some designs are meant to blend in.
Others are meant to start arguments.

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• #FashionCulture

• #CreativeExpression

• #LateNightRadio

• #PopCultureTalk

Tonight on The Swellington Tonight, we speak with Janie Kosack, the founder of a controversial relationship program she calls “Servicing Men.”

Janie claims her work is simple — and effective.

For recently divorced men, she places them with partners who are intentionally mismatched, believing that seeing an ex move on “poorly” can trigger jealousy, insecurity, and, in some cases, a desperate attempt to save face… and even save the marriage.

For widowers, Janie offers something she calls a “Get Over It Gal” — a companion meant to help a grieving man re-enter life quickly, decisively, and without lingering sentimentality.

Janie insists she’s helping people move forward.
Her critics say she’s manipulating grief, vanity, and regret.

In this call-in interview, Janie calmly explains her philosophy, her success stories, and the moment she realized her work had gone too far — when she mistook a senior client’s distress for enthusiasm, only to later learn it was something far more serious.

This is not a debate.
This is not an endorsement.
This is a conversation.

Some ideas sound reasonable… until you hear them out loud.

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• #GetOverTheHump

• #StrangeRelationships

• #LateNightRadio

• #SocialExperiment

Tonight on The Swellington Tonight, we meet Terry — a lifelong paranormal investigator, former member of the Boo-Man Group, and a man with a secret that ended his career and broke his heart.

Terry didn’t just hunt ghosts.
He fell in love with one.

In a quiet, matter-of-fact voice, Terry recounts his years chasing the unexplained, his work investigating hauntings, and the moment his life veered off course when he met her — a succubus bound to hell, duty, and desire. What began as an absurd, impossible relationship slowly became real… until reality demanded a choice.

This is a story about:

• Loving something you can’t keep

• The strange cost of belief

• Letting go when the universe won’t negotiate

No jump scares. No gimmicks.
Just a call-in, a confession, and a love story that was doomed the moment it began.

Listen closely.
Some hauntings don’t stay in the house.

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• #ParanormalStories

• #LateNightRadio

• #TrueConfession

• #Unexplained

A man claims he’s heading to Greenland on a Mormon “mission” with one bold plan: marry 20 wives and cash in on a rumored $100,000 payout per citizen if Trump buys Greenland. 🇬🇱💰
Is it faith? Is it fraud? Is it the greatest long con of our time?

PLUS:
Things go completely sideways during our $200 gift certificate game with Janice when she asks host Bobby to go with her. Bobby refuses… until Ted calls in as the show’s biggest sponsor and demands he do it anyway. 😬📞

Geopolitics, polygamy, awkward flirting, and sponsor pressure—this episode has everything you’re not supposed to talk about… so we did.

Do not miss this one.

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• #PolygamistOnAMission

• #YouCantMakeThisUp

• #AwkwardRadio

• #TrumpGreenland

Howard Kosack (NOT Kojack!) joins us with Janie to explain how a blood-sugar crash, a refused lunch stop, and a fateful cup of lemonade spiraled into job loss, embarrassment, and talk of suing a restaurant.Then it gets weird: a call from worker Rogelio claims the whole thing was a ruse, Janie might walk, and customer Tiff Jensen calls in saying… she was into it?!PLUS: Greenhill Cemetery, Second Date Shoutout (Greg & Tiffany—claymation porn?!), and a gift certificate giveaway.Alleged. Unhinged. Can’t miss. Good night

Howard Kosack (NOT Kojack!) joins us with Janie to explain how a blood-sugar crash, a refused lunch stop, and a fateful cup of lemonade spiraled into job loss, embarrassment, and talk of suing a restaurant.
Then it gets weird: a call from worker Rogelio claims the whole thing was a ruse, Janie might walk, and customer Tiff Jensen calls in saying… she was into it?!
PLUS: Greenhill Cemetery, Second Date Shoutout (Greg & Tiffany—claymation porn?!), and a gift certificate giveaway.
Alleged. Unhinged. Can’t miss. Good night

A cheer fundraiser meant to help less-fortunate teammates raises unexpected questions when a fundraising calendar—and some “just good fun” car wash stories—come into focus.

Tonight we dig into:

• A PTO president turned cheer mom

• Fundraising “for the kids”

• A calendar nobody seems to have reviewed

• Spraying, car washes, and optics gone sideways

Plus:

• Jake from Jake’s Sneaker Shack calls in

• Whistle Dixie game madness

• Win a Jake’s gift certificate

• A heated MLK weekend debate

• And Something On My Mind you won’t see coming

👉 Watch, decide for yourself, and tell us in the comments: Too far… or totally fine?