More Red Flags Than a Scam DM | WSB Ep 69

More Exploited Than Influenced | WSB EP 75

In Wheel Stutter Blindly Episode 75, Blair TheHandy and Jared Nathan sit down with Brett Lyons from Rolling With The Pushes for a brutally honest, hilarious, and uncomfortable conversation about disability influencers, social media clout, online exploitation, wheelchair sports, and who actually gets to tell disabled stories.🔥 SPONSORWhat if everything you’ve been told is only half the story?Check out Plunderworld Conspiracy Trading Cards👉 https://punderworld.com/WFBUse our link and get 3 extra foil packs with your order.Brett talks about the difference between a disabled person choosing to make jokes about their own life versus families, caregivers, influencers, and content creators filming disabled people during vulnerable moments for views, likes, followers, brand deals, and sympathy. As Brett puts it, if he jokes about peeing himself online, that’s his decision — but when someone films a disabled family member having a meltdown, struggling, or living through something deeply personal, the line between “education” and exploitation gets blurry fast.The boys also get into wheelchair rugby, also known as murderball, disability sports, accessible competition, Paralympic funding, boccia, sailing, and the weird reality of disabled athletes casually competing against Team Canada-level players like it’s beer league hockey.Plus, we bring back Who Done Said It?, where the crew reacts to a shocking quote about Down syndrome, prenatal testing, disability, ethics, and the uncomfortable way society talks about disabled lives before they even begin.This is disability comedy with no inspirational background music, no fake pity, and no sugarcoating. Just disabled comics talking about disability, exploitation, sports, social media, family vloggers, wheelchair life, and the internet being exactly as weird as you think it is.Watch, laugh, argue in the comments, and subscribe for more disability comedy, dark humour, accessibility talk, and brutally honest podcast conversations from Wheel Stutter Blindly.Featuring:Brett: https://www.instagram.com/rollinwiththepushes/Jared: https://www.instagram.com/jarednathancomedy/Blair: https://www.instagram.com/cantwalkietalkee/Dante: https://www.instagram.com/chezdante/

Doctor Asked A Paralyzed Man To Try Walking | WSB EP 74

A doctor asked a paralyzed man to try walking… after he had already been paralyzed for 20 years.🔥 SPONSORWhat if everything you’ve been told is only half the story?Check out Plunderworld Conspiracy Trading Cards👉 https://punderworld.com/WFBUse our link and get 3 extra foil packs with your order.Welcome back to Wheel Stutter Blindly — WSB Episode 74, where Blair TheHandy and Jared Nathan take another beautifully inappropriate ride through disability, doctors, bad medical questions, workplace discrimination, accessibility, conspiracy theories, and the kind of conversations HR departments have nightmares about.This episode kicks off with Blair telling the kind of real-life disability story that sounds fake until you remember how often people with disabilities deal with absurd questions from professionals who should probably know better. From being asked to “try” moving paralyzed legs, to being treated like accessibility is optional, WSB dives into the ridiculous side of disability life with dark humour, honesty, and zero inspirational piano music.Blair and Jared also talk about disability employment, DEI, workplace accommodations, being underestimated, medical stupidity, accessibility barriers, and the weird reality of trying to explain basic disability needs to people who should already understand them. Somehow, it also turns into conversations about UFOs, conspiracy theories, drive-thrus, disabled workers, and whether the world is secretly run by people who have never read a human rights policy.If you like comedy podcasts, disabled comedians, dark humour, offensive jokes, disability awareness, accessibility conversations, and comedians who say the quiet part into a microphone, this episode is for you.Wheel Stutter Blindly is a comedy podcast hosted by Blair TheHandy and Jared Nathan, bringing disability comedy, real stories, raw conversations, and ridiculous takes to the internet one questionable episode at a time.Watch WSB EP 74 now, subscribe for more disability comedy, and share this episode with someone who has definitely asked a disabled person something stupid.#WheelStutterBlindly #WSBPodcast #DisabilityComedy #DisabledComedians #BlairTheHandy #JaredNathan #ComedyPodcast

We Thought We Were About to Bomb | WSB EP 73

WSB EP 73 is HERE.🎤 We Thought We Were About to Bomb | WSB EP 73Before the show even started, Blair TheHandy and Jared Nathan looked out at the audience and immediately thought:“…uh oh.”🔥 SPONSORWhat if everything you’ve been told is only half the story?Check out Plunderworld Conspiracy Trading Cards👉 https://punderworld.com/WFBUse our link and get 3 extra foil packs with your order.This comedy crowd looked completely unpredictable.Different walks of life.Different perspectives.Completely unknown energy.Honestly?We thought we were screwed.Instead… the crowd absolutely exploded.In this episode of Wheel Stutter Blindly, the guys break down one of the most unexpected stand up comedy crowds they’ve ever performed for during their Canadian comedy tour stop in Peterborough at the Theatre on King.This episode includes:🔥 stand up comedy crowd stories🔥 bombing on stage fears🔥 comedy crowd psychology🔥 dark humor podcast chaos🔥 offensive comedy moments🔥 “Did You See That?” seagull insanity🔥 conspiracy podcast conversations🔥 AI drones and autonomous weapons discussion🔥 Jeffrey Epstein conspiracy theories🔥 Palm Beach Pete conspiracy talk🔥 Dana White reaction clips🔥 “Who Done Said It?” political chaos🔥 unfiltered comedy podcast moments🔥 touring stories from the road🔥 hilarious podcast clips and crowd reactionsIf you love:comedy podcasts, stand up comedians, dark humor podcasts, conspiracy podcasts, Canadian comedy podcasts, offensive comedy, podcast clips, funny podcasts, touring comics, and chaotic unfiltered conversations…this episode is for you.Featuring:Jared: https://www.instagram.com/jarednathancomedy/Blair: https://www.instagram.com/cantwalkietalkee/DK: https://www.instagram.com/_dkcollins_/WATCH NOW and tell us:Have you ever judged a crowd completely wrong?#WheelStutterBlindly #WSB #ComedyPodcast #StandUpComedy #JaredNathan #BlairTheHandy #DarkHumor #ConspiracyPodcast #ComedyCrowd #BombingOnStage #PodcastClips #FunnyPodcast #CanadianComedy #JeffreyEpstein #AIDrones

“We Don’t Serve Wheelchairs” | WSB Ep 72

Toronto’s accessibility crisis is getting worse… and with FIFA World Cup 2026 coming to the city, wheelchair users are asking one serious question:Is Toronto ready?In this episode of Wheel Stutter Blindly, Blair TheHandy, Jared Nathan, and guest Chris Stigas (creator of HandiCup) expose the growing disaster surrounding wheelchair accessible taxis, Wheel-Trans delays, Uber accessibility failures, and the shocking lack of reliable transportation for people with disabilities in Toronto.From being told “we don’t serve wheelchairs,” to inaccessible rides disappearing after the pandemic, this conversation dives deep into the reality disabled people face every day trying to simply get around the city.🔥 SPONSORWhat if everything you’ve been told is only half the story?Check out Plunderworld Conspiracy Trading Cards👉 https://punderworld.com/WFBUse our link and get 3 extra foil packs with your order.We discuss:Accessible taxi shortages in TorontoFIFA World Cup 2026 accessibility concernsUber wheelchair accessible transportationBeck Taxi accessibility issuesWheel-Trans problems and delaysThe disappearance of accessible vansThe $20 million accessibility fund controversyToronto transit accessibilityDisability advocacy in CanadaHuman rights and accessibility lawsAccessibility barriers for wheelchair usersWhy Toronto may not be prepared for international visitors with disabilitiesChris also shares insight into the accessible transportation crisis, what changed after 2020 and what needs to happen before FIFA 2026 arrives in Toronto.If you use a wheelchair, care about accessibility, public transit, disability rights, or simply want to hear a brutally honest and hilarious conversation about life with disabilities in Canada, this episode is for you.🎧 FOLLOW / LISTEN:Jared: https://www.instagram.com/jarednathancomedy/Blair: https://www.instagram.com/cantwalkietalkee/Dante: https://www.instagram.com/chezdante/Chris Stigas: https://www.instagram.com/handihelp/https://www.instagram.com/wheelstutterblindly/https://www.instagram.com/disabilityprivilegeproduction/♿ Accessibility matters.😂 Dark humor included.🔥 Toronto… we need to talk.

$10,000 Boots Worn by Taylor Swift… Made by This Guy | WSB EP 71

$10,000 boots… and Taylor Swift actually wore them?! 🤯In this episode of Wheel Stutter Blindly, we react to the wild story behind these custom Liberty boots — how they were made, why they cost so much, and what makes them worth FIVE figures. From craftsmanship to celebrity hype, this one gets ridiculous fast.Are these boots actually worth $10K… or is this just another case of hype gone insane?Watch as we break it down, roast it, and try to figure out who in their right mind is dropping this kind of money on footwear.👇 Let us know in the comments:Would YOU pay $10,000 for boots?🔥 SPONSORWhat if everything you’ve been told is only half the story?Check out Plunderworld Conspiracy Trading Cards👉 https://punderworld.com/WFBUse our link and get 3 extra foil packs with your order.🎙️ Wheel Stutter Blindly PodcastWhere nothing is off-limits and everyone gets roasted equally.🔥 SUPPORT THE SHOWSubscribe for weekly clips & full episodesMore chaos → more laughs → more problems🎧 FOLLOW / LISTEN:Jared: https://www.instagram.com/jarednathancomedy/Blair: https://www.instagram.com/cantwalkietalkee/DK: https://www.instagram.com/_dkcollins_/https://www.instagram.com/wheelstutterblindly/https://www.instagram.com/disabilityprivilegeproduction/⚠️ Everything discussed on this channel reflects our personal opinions for entertainment purposes. We are not responsible for any purchases, products, or services mentioned, including shipping issues, quality concerns, or third-party experiences.