Killer Thriller: Cocaine, Sex, and Chippendales Murder with Jay Schwartz

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4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 1 February 2026

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Go beyond the tearaway pants of Chippendales with former Chippendales Producer, Jay Schwartz.

He relives the moment he found out his former boss was murdered and concerns he could be a suspect.

Plus, he shares the truth behind “kiss and tips”, sex in the dressing rooms, and drug fueled nights backstage at Chippendales.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.5	Guaranteed human.
0:10.7	Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes present.
0:13.5	Killer Thriller with your host, Alisa Donovan.
0:18.7	Hey, everybody. Elisa Donovan here.
0:20.7	Back again with a new episode of Killer Thriller.
0:23.3	This is a continuation of my chat with Jay Schwartz.
0:27.7	We are talking about Welcome to Chippendales, the Hulu series, which Jay has some pretty specific feelings about.
0:35.1	And he was one of the producers of the original Chippendales in
0:41.0	New York City. He is now a very legendary Hollywood publicist. So we're going to get back into
0:47.3	our conversation talking about what did happen, what didn't happen. And let me tell you,
0:51.3	what did happen was far wilder than what they ever cover in this show.
0:56.9	I want to make sure we cover talking about the mafia and the bags of cash.
1:01.3	That was me.
1:02.2	That was you?
1:03.1	Yes.
1:03.7	So, right.
1:04.3	So tell me about the mafia.
1:06.0	How was the mafia involved?
1:07.7	Tell me about the bags of cash.
1:09.8	Well, but that's two different things.
1:11.7	Okay.
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