'The Circle' Season 2: Lee Swift Joins The Grindhouse Radio
Updated: May 20, 2021
Reality Star from 'The Circle' and Author Appears As This Week's Guest
On Long Island's #1 Radio Show
LEVITTOWN, NY – (May 18, 2021) – Reality Star from Netflix's 'The Circle' Lee Swift joins this week's episode of The Grindhouse Radio. Swift joins Brimstone, Kim Adragna and Tom Greer to chat about life on the reality show, life updates since COVID and also his career as an author. Tune in to this week's episode on Thursday, May 20th, 2021 starting at 7pm EST | 4pm PST via the GHR Official Website (thegrindhouseradio.com), or any of over 25 syndicated networks including iHeartRadio, iTunes, Spotify and Google Podcast.
About Lee Swift:
Currently, 58-year-old Lee Swift from Dallas, Texas is the oldest person in the cast of The Circle Season 2. Lee competed on the Netflix show with the catfish name of "River," who was described as a 24-year-old student. The cast of the Netflix reality show The Circle is tasked each season with fooling the other contestants into trusting them enough to keep them in the game. That could be in the form of being themselves, pretending to be a different person or someone of an entirely different sex altogether. Lee Swift may have catfished his co-stars, but the fans fell in love with this book author's real personality on the show. As a writer, Lee showed that he had the potential to get inside the heads of the other contestants as he's constantly thinking of new characters. He became that individual in every post, statement, and response that he shared with the other players on the show.
Lee is an author of LGBTQIA+ novels under the pen name of Kris Cook. His published works include titles like The Doctor in Unit H, Three to Play, Cupid's Arrow, Levi's Rogues, and Holiday Beaus. Lee has also co-written with Lana McLemore.
You can check out his website at www.leeswiftauthor.com
Follow Lee Swift on Social Media:
Instagram: @LeeSwiftAuthor
Twitter: @LeeSwiftAuthor
Facebook: LeeSwiftWriter
The Grindhouse Radio:
The Grindhouse Radio is an internationally syndicated, award-winning, pop culture ‘talk-radio style’ podcast series. GHR is conveniently available on over 25 Digital outlets and Terrestrial radio networks, has a listenership of between 3.5 to 4 million weekly worldwide and offers a weekly celebrity guest. GHR covers a variety of topics including pop culture related news, food, comics, music, geeky gadgetry, sports, movies and SO much more perfectly blended into a 2-hour show. The Grindhouse Radio releases new episodes every Thursday night at 7pm EST | 4pm PST. To learn more about GHR and the cast, please visit: www.TheGrindhouseRadio.com.
Facebook: @TheGrindhouseRadio
Twitter: @TheRealGHRadio
Instagram: @thegrindhouseradio
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