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Which Crisis Are We Having Today? The Brooding Old Man Quiz: Testing If Your Life Is Buffering

In this episode of Waywut, Jason and Darrell take a brutally honest quiz to figure out what kind of crisis they’re actually having: midlife crisis, identity crisis, or full existential crisis. From staring in the mirror wondering “who the hell is that?” to jobs that feel meaningless, the fear of wasting time, and the very real anxiety of leaving their kids too soon, nothing is off limits. Expect raw conversations, personal stories, and plenty of dark humor as two guys in their mid-40s try to make sense of getting older. They also dive into physical decline, the fear of outliving their fathers, and why it suddenly feels like time is speeding up. Along the way they take plenty of tangents, including sour cream in chili debates and Prince’s legendary guitar solo. If you’re in your late 30s, 40s, or 50s and feel the clock ticking louder than it used to, this episode will probably hit a little too close to home. New episodes every Tuesday. If you enjoy unfiltered, honest conversations about life, subscribe and leave a review. #WaywutPodcast

Why These 2 Amendments Are Destroying America – The Fix America Needs

Is the way we elect Senators and handle voting rights actually destroying America? In this explosive episode of Waywut, host Darrell makes a powerful case for why repealing the 17th and 24th Amendments may be the most important constitutional reform America needs. He breaks down the dangerous shift from “equality” to “equity,” explains why only taxpayers should vote in federal elections, exposes how big cities now control the Senate, and reveals what the Founders actually warned us about regarding universal suffrage. Darrell also lays out his full plan — including household voting and strict 12-year term limits — to restore the constitutional republic. If you’re tired of career politicians and non-taxpayers deciding how your money gets spent, this episode is for you. Follow Waywut for more unfiltered conversations about politics, culture, and the future of America.

But I'm Still Hungry: Youtube's Hungriest Creators

In this episode of Waywut Podcast, Jason and Darrell dig into the bizarre world of competitive eating, mukbang culture, food challenge YouTubers, and the strange internet obsession with watching people devour mountains of food. From Beard Meats Food and giant restaurant challenges to ASMR eating videos and the psychology behind why millions of people can’t look away, they break down the weird appeal of speed eaters, capacity eaters, and viral food content. Why do people love watching someone inhale 10 burgers in one sitting? Why does it disgust some people and fascinate others? If you’ve ever wondered how mukbang became a global phenomenon, this episode serves it up.

The 2025-2026 Disappearances of JPL, Los Alamos, and Fusion Scientists

Darrell dives deep into the disturbing 2025–2026 wave of disappearances and deaths involving scientists and lab workers connected to JPL, Los Alamos National Laboratory, NASA, Caltech, and MIT’s Plasma Science & Fusion Center. From Anthony Chavez vanishing from his Los Alamos home, Monica Reza (last surviving patent holder of the critical heat-resistant Mondaloy alloy) disappearing mid-hike, Melissa Casias walking into the forest with both phones factory-reset, to the murder of MIT fusion director Nuno Loureiro, the shooting of Caltech exoplanet astronomer Carl Grillmair, and retired Air Force General William Neil McCasland’s vanishing with alleged Roswell/UFO ties. Darrell delivers a full conspiracy rant on government distractions, elite control, MKUltra-style operations, and espionage targeting classified tech — then gives his no-BS conclusion on what’s likely real versus smoke. Co-hosted with Jason. If you love conspiracy theories, mysterious disappearances, NASA/JPL secrets, true crime with a government twist, or fusion/UFO rabbit holes, this one’s for you.

Why Do People Do This (Pet Peeves That Make No Sense)

Everyone has pet peeves — those small, specific things that shouldn’t matter… but absolutely do. In this episode, Jason and Darrell break down the everyday annoyances that get under their skin, from drivers who refuse to use their blinkers to people abandoning shopping carts, slow walkers, speakerphone users, and more. Some are universal, others are deeply personal, and a few come with stories that explain exactly why they stuck. It’s a mix of relatable frustrations, real-life experiences, and the kind of minor grievances that somehow feel way bigger than they should.