The Jack and Nikki Show

Jack and Nikki share the story of how a Fairmont man ruined a "pay it forward" chain, ask if a mom should be angry at Sam's Club or if she's just a bad parent and reveal how most cat owners are doormats because they're infected with toxoplasmosis. 

Jack and Nikki look at new research indicating that people prefer dogs over other people... including their own children, Jack reveals the "brain fart" that nearly cost him everything and they follow the clues a woman left on the internet to figure out if her husband is cheating. 

Jack and Nikki investigate claims that teens dress up for the prom and then don't actually go to the dance, consider the theory that "no woman leaves a good man" and help settle a neighborhood dispute over an aggressive dog. 

This week on the show: Special guest Joe "TV Boy" Brocado is forced into an awkward moral dilemma, Jack and Nikki demonstrate how to use a microwave to fake illness and get into the age old conversation about friendships between men and women. 

This week, Jack and Nikki tell you how to test your significant other's loyalty, discuss the concept of "shopping shame" and introduce you to the boy who finally proved reincarnation. This show is historic!

This week on the show: Tampering with a co-worker's food, the challenges of dating while you're in the process of getting a divorce and Jack and Nikki finally learn about bait cars. 

It's the story of the woman who caused chaos when she rejected an offer from her mother-in-law, the man who found a unique way to get back at his homeowners association and the question that "reveals everything you need to know" about a man.

What do you do if your fiance's dad tells you they're no good? Jack and Nikki answer that question and also discuss the wisdom of financing food, listeners challenge Jack to a "Poverty Off" and a woman faces the painful reality that her boyfriend probably doesn't see her as a long term option. 

Jack and Nikki take your calls and text on the debate surrounding a couple and their plan to give their son an unusual name, tell you which dog is the best for your family and reveal the unique way a man dealt with his house being mistaken for a fast food restaurant. 

Jack and Nikki kick off the show with a story about a moral dilemma Jack's friend faced after catching a couple shoplifting at Wal-Mart, debate who should give up the shared bed when your partner is sick and break down which professions have the highest percentages of cheaters. 

Jack and Nikki reveal the kinds of behaviors that will get you kicked out of the gym, get into a discussion about "common expressions" after a girl fails her mom's test miserably and explain why you can't talk someone into finding you attractive.

Jack and Nikki take a look at a new policy being implemented at some fast food restaurants that has employees outraged, disucss the wisdom of handing your DNA over to strangers and hear you out as you make arguments for and against eating food off the floor.

Jack and Nikki talk about what it takes for you to walk out of a restaurant, take some surprisingly funny calls and texts from listeners about how they were ghosted and reveal more tipping scams.

Jack and Nikki plead for sanity from the smoker commmunity, help a listener figure out if his girlfriend is cheating on him and discuss the new "F Around And Find Out" parenting trend. 

Jack and Nikki begin the show with an unusual story from a listener about a drunken regret, discuss people who suffer from "vehicular attachment" while saying goodbye to Nikki's Prius and Jack explains why having any woman other than Jessica on the back of his motorcycle is "a form of infidelity." 

Jack and Nikki look at the theories surrounding people who turn off the "read receipts" on their phones, discuss getting angry in inappropriate places and milk the studio and text lines for dating app horror stories from listeners. 

Jack and Nkki reveal the oddly specific profile of the kind of man who is most likely to be unfaithful in a relationship, take your calls and texts about weird kid nicknames and explain why re-using toilet paper isn't as strange or gross as it sounds. 

Jack and Nikki begin the show with shocking news: Beautiful people have an advantage in life! Who knew? They collect themselves and move on to discuss lusty parents and a DoorDasher who was reported for taking food into a restroom. The show ends with a look at how people rank themselves in the dating market.  

This week, Jack and Nikki take a deep dive into Tik Tok's "Go Through Your Phone or Break Up" challenge. This challenge has caused a lot of anxiety for many people. But, you know what's sometimes worse than anxiety? Pxiety. They talk about that, too. What an odd show.   

Jack Logar and Nikki Drake reveal research that indicates parents favor daughters, try to help out a listener in a hilariously awkward situation involving a necklace and Nikki talks about her encounter with "pillow people." Who are these pillow people and what do they want from us? Are they dangerous? Can they be contained? 

Jack and Nikki discuss a report identifying dangerous chemicals in Girl Scout cookies, take a look at the odd things kids say to school teachers and reveal the Top 5 Mountain Towns in West Virginia according to a lifestyle website that "encourages people to go on dates." Jack pauses to reflect on his time in each town and then tries not to cry. It's pretty compelling.

Jack and Nikki offer guidance to a listener considering marrying a man who has been divorced four times, reveal what happened to Jack at Deep Creek Lake and run down a list of foods that add and subtract years from your life. Miss this episode and you could end up in an early grave. Do you really want to take that chance? 

Jack and Nikki field your "tales of revenge" stories, talk about doing favors for strangers and seek your analysis of how Nikki handled a situation in a Sabraton parking lot. That's right... more parking lot talk. What is it with this show and parking lots? 

JacK and Nikki discuss how you got caught in a lie, learn where you hide your money and disclose what Jack overheard while eavesdropping like a creep on people at a restaurant in Virginia.  

Jack and Nikki discuss a parking lot incident at a Clarksburg restaurant, reveal surprisingly good news about West Virgirnia drivers and analyze the findings of a "non-scientific" experiment Jack conducted on the unsuspecting people of Pittsburgh.