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Naughty by Nature: B-Side
Legislating Morality
Going Postal
Modern Medical Horror Stories
The Rise of Snoop Dogg
Premature Deathbed Confessions
Pranks Gone Wild
Bigfoot, Aliens, and a Volcano! Oh My!
The Heistory of Heists
por Darrell Holliday
In this B-Side episode of Waywut, Jason explores real cases of animals getting intoxicated—from monkeys swiping cocktails to elephants stumbling through villages after a fermented fruit binge. These strange but true stories reveal just how weird (and hilarious) nature can get when animals accidentally party a little too hard. You’ll laugh, cringe, and probably never look at a drunk bird the same way again. Follow us for more episodes filled with weird history, true stories, and strange facts you won’t hear anywhere else.
How far should government reach into your personal life? In this provocative episode of WayWut, "Legislating Morality," we dive headfirst into the contentious debate of whether laws can—or should—dictate moral principles. We kick off with an unapologetic discussion on OnlyFans and the complexities of morality in online sex work, setting the stage for a broader exploration of legal control over individual choices. Join us as we expose the absurdity and impact of modern-day Blue Laws, revealing how outdated regulations in places like Texas still control everything from when you can buy alcohol to the ability to purchase a car on a Sunday. We also tackle the ongoing battles over gambling laws and the murky lines between protection and control in drug legislation. This episode pulls no punches, examining the inherent prejudice, harm, and deaths that often result when laws attempt to enforce a specific moral code. Prepare for an unfiltered exploration of the arguments for and against governmental moral policing, questioning the very essence of law, order, and personal autonomy.
In this episode of WayWut, we delve into the grim true story behind the infamous idiom, "Going Postal." Discover how this chilling phrase originated from a series of horrific workplace shootings within the United States Postal Service during the late 1980s and early 90s. We explore the toxic cocktail of unrealistic productivity demands, high-stress environments, rigid management, and a severe lack of mental health support that turned post offices into powder kegs, leading to over 20 violent incidents and more than 40 fatalities. But before we get heavy, join us for a surprisingly hilarious, ongoing personal "blood feud" with a real-life, present-day postal worker! From perpetually undelivered mail leading to absurd late fees, to alleged intentional damage to Jason's yard, hear the petty, yet infuriating, frustrations that can push anyone to the brink. This episode blends dark true crime history with relatable, everyday frustrations, providing an unfiltered look at the pressures that can build in a workplace and the grim legacy they can leave behind. New episodes every week—follow, comment, review, and stay weird with Waywut.
In this unsettling episode of Waywut, we dive into real-life modern medical horror stories that show just how terrifying today’s procedures can become. From surgical fires erupting mid-operation, to deadly mistakes in cosmetic surgery tourism, and a shocking case where a liver was mistakenly removed instead of a spleen—these accounts are stranger (and more disturbing) than fiction. We explore: A patient who caught fire during a routine cervical procedure Why surgical fires still happen—and how often The dark side of cosmetic surgeries in Turkey and beyond Male enhancement procedures gone horribly wrong A tragic error where surgeons removed the wrong organ entirely Whether you’re fascinated by medical oddities or just want to be more informed before your next procedure, this episode is a sobering reminder of how wrong modern medicine can go. 🩺 Follow Waywut now for more weird true stories, strange history, and jaw-dropping rabbit holes every week. Also, Comment or Leave a Review, we'd love to hear your thoughts.
In this unfiltered episode of WayWut, we trace the extraordinary and often controversial journey of Snoop Dogg, a true titan of hip-hop. Dive deep into his formative years in Long Beach, California, exploring his early involvement with the notorious Insane Crips gang and his time selling crack before music became his escape. Discover how his unmistakable flow and raw talent caught the attention of Dr. Dre, leading to groundbreaking collaborations on "The Chronic" and the monumental success of his debut album, "Doggystyle." We dissect the impact of iconic tracks like "Gin and Juice" and "Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang" that solidified his status as a G-Funk pioneer. This episode doesn't shy away from the darker aspects of his past, including the shocking 1993 murder trial that threatened to end his career before it truly began. Finally, we analyze the fascinating and often humorous transformation of Snoop Dogg, alongside peers like Ice Cube and Ice T, from notorious gangsta rappers to beloved mainstream pop culture figures seen everywhere from cooking shows to Super Bowl stages. Prepare for an honest look at resilience, reinvention, and the enduring legacy of Snoop Dogg. 👉 Follow Waywut for weekly episodes on music legends, wild backstories, strange cultural shifts, and the people who surprise us the most.
Some people wait a lifetime to confess. These folks should’ve waited just a little longer. In this episode of Waywut, Jason and Darrell uncover three wild cases of deathbed confessions that weren’t actually deathbeds. From a man who admitted to murder and then got better, to a convict who unintentionally solved a cold case, and a lifelong lie that tore a marriage apart, this episode explores what happens when secrets escape too soon. 🧠 Inside This Episode: A supposed “final confession” to murder that led to police reopening a case—because the man didn’t die A prisoner’s sudden admission that unlocked a decades-old crime A woman who found out, after 50 years, that her husband had been cheating—with her best friend Darrell and Jason’s thoughts on secret-keeping, last words, and timing your drama Why some truths are better whispered... posthumously This is the Waywut flavor of true crime—unexpected, darkly funny, and stranger than fiction. 👉 Follow Waywut for weekly episodes covering weird history, strange confessions, true crime twists, and the kinds of stories you definitely won’t find in a textbook.
When does a prank stop being funny and start becoming a criminal case? In this episode of Waywut, Jason and Darrell explore the world of pranks that went way too far—from childhood stunts gone sideways to headline-making disasters. With stories that include a fake murder on Halloween, a chainsaw-wielding teacher, a prank robbery that ended in tragedy, and a SWAT team called in over a video game, this episode proves that not all jokes land the way you think they will. 🎭 Inside This Episode: The prank that led to a city-wide blackout A dad who staged a graphic murder for laughs—with his kids watching Real-life swatting cases that turned fatal Superglue mishaps and homegrown Halloween chaos Jason’s cake prank origin story Darrell’s encounter with Freddy Krueger… and reality This episode is part comedy, part cautionary tale—and all Waywut. 👉 Follow Waywut for weekly episodes on bizarre behavior, true stories, weird history, and the moments where things go hilariously wrong (or just wrong).
In this explosive episode of WayWut, we challenge your cozy notions of friendly extraterrestrials and gentle Sasquatch. Host Darrell kicks off with a no-nonsense, pessimistic take on alien encounters and Bigfoot sightings: prepare for exploitation, not enlightenment, and understand why he'd shoot first and ask questions later if faced with a cryptid. We dive into the practical (and darkly humorous) realities of proving such an encounter, including what happens if the government tries to silence you! Then, our journey takes us to the infamous Mount Adams in Washington State – an active volcano and a notorious hotbed for UFOs and Bigfoot activity. Explore the chilling Native American legends tied to this sacred mountain, including the terrifying Thunderbird Inupla. We uncover the bizarre world of Bigfoot tourism and dissect a truly absurd 2012 expedition where researchers tried to bait Sasquatch with baby cries. Was their "Bigfoot impression" just an elk, or something more? Finally, brace yourself for the truly outlandish: the alleged existence of the Batsquatch – a flying Bigfoot said to terrorize the skies between Mount St. Helens and Mount Adams! This episode is packed with unfiltered skepticism, strange tales, and the kind of unexplained phenomena that make you question everything. 👉 Follow Waywut for weekly episodes about strange locations, folklore, unexplained events, and bizarre human behavior.
Some heists are so bold, they sound like fiction—until you realize they really happened. In this episode of Waywut, Jason and Darrell break down three of the most unbelievable real-life robberies in history. These weren’t smash-and-grab jobs—these were strategic, highly planned operations involving millions in gold, rare paintings, and elite security systems that still got bypassed. 💼 Inside This Episode: The Brinks-Mat robbery: over $100 million in gold bars stolen from a vault in London The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist: 13 pieces of priceless art taken in one night—none recovered The Antwerp Diamond Heist: a multi-million-dollar diamond score pulled off with military precision The mistakes that ruined perfect plans—including one bag of trash How pop culture echoes these crimes (Die Hard, Money Heist, and more) If you love true crime, smart criminals, and unsolved mysteries, this one delivers. 👉 Follow Waywut for weekly episodes on strange history, unbelievable crimes, and the weirdest things that actually happened.
Everyone’s lost before—but not everyone takes it well. In this episode of Waywut, Jason and Darrell explore the unhinged world of sore losers, where frustration turns into fists, arrests, and in some cases… tragedy. From game night meltdowns to real-life crimes sparked by a single loss, this episode dives into the psychology of losing—and the damage it can do. 🎮 Inside This Episode: A childhood story involving a Nintendo controller to the skull A pick-up basketball game that turned into a violent assault The dark outcome of a Madden tournament in Florida Escape room grudges and blown board game alliances A chess match that escalated far beyond the board The fine line between competitive fire and full-on breakdown It’s funny, frustrating, and sometimes tragic—because some people just can’t take the L. 👉 Follow Waywut for weekly episodes on dark human behavior, strange stories, true crime, weird history, and offbeat culture.