Tonight on The Swellington Tonight, we’re joined by LJ Collins, a student representative for a growing peer-led movement called Peers Not Pedos.

The idea is simple, according to LJ: students look out for each other. If something feels off, if an adult interaction seems inappropriate, the group makes noise — loudly. Members will call attention, shout warnings, and intervene in ways they believe discourage bad behavior before it escalates.

At first, the mission sounds clear: student safety above all else.

But as the conversation unfolds, questions begin to surface.
How quickly is too quickly?
What happens when suspicion replaces evidence?
And what’s the cost of public accusations made in the name of protection?

LJ defends the approach with a phrase that lingers long after it’s said:
“In an effort for student safety, some eggs will be broken.”

This longform call-in interview isn’t about catching anyone — it’s about examining how fear, good intentions, and group dynamics can blur lines faster than anyone expects.

Where does vigilance end… and something else begin?

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