Blame It On The Trauma

Ring the alarm bell it's Wednesday, yet again. This week we kick things off with some political conspiracy theories. Then We ask the age old question; Is The Zodiac Killer, Ted Cruz a degenerate? Our second half fires things back up with our segment "The truth Ain't Free" where we shoot some more hot, sticky conspiracies right into your eyes. The Walking Dead becomes a divisive topic because it was never a good show, really.

Break all your mirrors, eat a rabbits foot, and get ready for another episode of Blame It On The Trauma. This week we start things off with the recent UPS incident, someone was a bit of a porch pirate. That quickly takes a turn to delivery drivers and why door dash is starting to slowly absorb the entire delivery market. Then Koda asks the question we've all been wondering, Is Kams IQ over 100? Kam has a question all of his own, just how good are chicken littles? Spoiler alert Very good. Our weekly segment is "Toxic Advice" We each take questions from reddit asking for advice and give them our funniest takes. Then we wrap up in the world of cinema, the Michael Jackson Biopic. So sit back relax and join us for some Improved fun and as always Blame It On The Trauma.

Grab your favorite Energy drink and Stone Cold Steve Austin It! This episode the boys start off with a simple question, What Would you do for caffeine? Rob, lie, steal, or much worse... What is the best coffee house, who goes there and what is the vibe they give off when your there. One of the boy's has recently done a dive into the old Bill Cosby Stand Up. Then we ask in hindsight, Who really shouldn't have been cancelled? Unfortunately for the last time our weekly segment is Trauma Theatre, Three different Situations, Six different characters, 1 of us will break first. Then we finish this episode off with a good ol' fashioned Top 5 Adam Sandler Movie Ranking.

Gather Your Closest friends, Spray paint slurs at the Laundromat, and Burn Your Mom's Picture! It's time for another episode of Blame It On The Trauma! This episode we have a great story about a traumatic event Koda Experienced at a wedding! Kam talks about his hairless almost pubescent body, and that opens the thought: How would each of the Boy's Lives be different if they were exactly the same in everyway, but they were gay. Then we wrap up our second half with our Weekly Segment is Ethically Flammable, Where each of the boy's bring three Hot Takes with no feelings spared. Tune in To this weeks episode for this and much more.

It must be Wednesday Blame It On The Trauma is back! This week we kick things off by discussing the lengths gambling has gone to connect with the youth. Bet on sports, bet on the weather, and even bet on your divorce!Kam opens up about his relationship struggles, Koda suggests the only reasonable solution. just biting the bullet and committing to being gay. For the first and last time ever the boy's speak politics.After the break, we bring back one of our favorite segments, Truck Stop Truths, where we share some “unofficial” facts straight from truckers on the road.Whether you’re conservative, liberal, or a full-blown gambling degenerate, sit back, relax, and blame it on the trauma

On this episode of Blame It on the Trauma, we kick things off with a wild story about DaKotah’s house almost getting robbed—leading to a new reality where his wife now carries a gun everywhere. Then, DaKotah gets a new cat… paid for by Kameron, who officially steps into his role as the “big brother” of the friendship. From there, we dive into animated films, where DaKotah boldly claims there are at least 10 movies better than Toy Story, a take Kam strongly disagrees with .We also bring back one of our favorite segments, Ethically Flammable, where we each face off with some tough moral dilemmas. Kameron has a melt down. Grab your kitty, load your gun, sit back, relax… and blame it on the trauma.

On this episode, the Double Stuff Boys talk about Two and a Half Men and the recent Charlie Sheen documentary.Then we shift to the world of stand-up comedy, where we look at the unfair amount of hate Bert Kreischer gets, the wild shenanigans of Bobby Lee, and how Theo Von has managed to stay true to himself while leveling up in the podcast world.This week’s segment is “That Shouldn’t Exist,” where we bring up a number of things we think have absolutely no reason to exist—like birthdays, sporks, and many more.So it's time to puke, roll in it, and Blame It On The Trauma

This week the Double Stuff Boys (Kameron & DaKotah) are back with another episode. We take a stroll through the unfortunate history of Kameron… shitting himself.Then the boys dive deep into the world of donuts. Who has the best donuts? What are the greatest donut types ever created? And what are the best methods for eating donuts?We also bring back one of our favorite segments, Celebrity Fight Club. Three rounds, two celebrities, fight to the death.Later we get a little more serious while talking about the weird gatekeeping culture in hip-hop and everything bad that comes with it. Alongside that, we talk about the future of rapper Cordae and the hope that he can still have a dominant career in hip-hop.There’s a little bit of everything in this episode, so grab a donut, sit back, and Blame It On The Trauma.

This week on Blame It On The Trauma, the Double Stuff Boy's are back at it again! After years of convincing Koda finally gets Kam to take an autism test! Kam shares a story about a recent altercation he had in a QuikTrip parking lot. The episode takes a brief reflective turn as the boy's take a minute to remember Koda's dad. After the break the segment "Explain This, Idiot!" makes it's triumphant return. The boy's select obscure unknown topics, and put their improv to the test as they have one minute to explain what their topic is as if they were experts.So as always tune in for honest conversations, sharp chaotic turns, and the usual back and forth banter you expect from The Double Stuff Boy's.

Tell everyone you know, shout it from the highest place you can get to, Whisper it into a strangers ear! The Double Stuff Boy's are back! After an impromptu hiatus the boys are back on their weekly schedule, New Episodes, same raging ball of chaos. On this episode Kam talks about his plans for valentines day, and he reminisces on his previous intimate encounters. Koda Breaks the news to Kam that they are in fact Gen Z.Our weekly segment is That shouldn't exist! where we each bring three things in our everyday life we want absolutely think shouldn't exist!

This Episode The Boy's have Music on the brain. with the announcement of a highly anticipated album from one of the boy's all time favorites, they stay oddly focus and put together a top 5 albums of the 2010's. This weeks segment Toxic Advice is back, you ask for advice, and we give it! We also round it off by talking about sonic people, and who we would keep around during the apocalypse.

This Episode Kam Is Back! How you ask? Experimental Cloning, didn't you listen to the intro? The Boy's talk about Kams Tragic Death, They start a Deadpool, and this weeks segment is Trauma Theatre! Character Improv, Extremely Specific Scenarios, Tons of Chaos See who breaks first in this weeks Blame It On The Trauma!

Great News! We have a new Co-Host, Welcome Brandon to the double stuff family. He is one of Koda's close friends.This Episode the boy's talk about Buffet's and the people they attract. Koda has a theory about interacting with soul less people, and how there 100% are Real Life NPC's, and even giving a few examples.Dreams of all shapes, sizes, and wetness. The infrequency of dreams, and busting on your self because a dream is a bit too sexy.It's Time To Laugh, Cry, Puke and Blame It On The TraumaR.I.P. Kam

The boys reminisce on there high school days, sneaking out of classes, shitty teachers, and a touch of HS RomanceKam insists on drinking water the most obnoxious way possible; and claims it benefits it brings him, and possibly, YOU!Koda apparently chose violence this episode, he continuously calls out anything he can. From illiteracy, horniness and even skin health.This weeks segment is Truck Stop Truths! The boy's have been hanging around the local Truckstop talking to the folks far and wide. getting the scoop on what the people who keep America running hear out on the road.Get ready to laugh your ass off! It's time to sit back, relax, and Blame It On The Trauma!!

Welcome One and all to A Very Double Stuff Christmas! The boy's pulled some strings and got to do a couple of interviews for the hit show Double Stuff Focus. Koda and Kam each conduct an interview with a celebrity; One of the special guests is an international music superstar, with several hit songs on the billboards. You know him as Loverman The 12th. The other guest is a more humble hometown choice, Franco Nims a local farmer, and new restaurant owner. Tune In to see a deep dive into the lives and upbringing of these celebrities.

This week, The Double Stuff Boy’s are back in the room, letting the conversation go wherever. Kam opens up about some sudden lifestyle changes after realizing he’s been neglecting himself at a truly reckless level.Things get unhinged when Kam breaks out his note cards for a round of “Kam-Facts,” a segment nobody asked for but everybody had to sit through. From there, the boys bounce between debating who the funniest man alive really is, clowning on modern fads, and diving headfirst into some classic Hollywood conspiracy talk.After the midway chaos (and a quick stop for the break), the weekly segment Soul Sold Separately returns, putting Koda and Kam’s morals on trial with some genuinely questionable moral dilemmas — answers may shock you, disappoint you, or both.Time to sit back relax and Blame It On The Trauma.

It must be Wednesday because there's a brand new episode of Blame It On The Trauma. This week we start off with a retelling of how the boy's met. After Months pf trying Kam finally gets Koda to nerd out on football. The boy's ask a tantalizing question; What would happen if we got sued by a celebrity? Kam talks Edgar Alan Poe, yet hasn't read any of his books. Koda puts Kam's literacy skills to the test with an impromptu spelling bee. Our weekly segment is "That Shouldn't exist. Where we bring things we've found from our everyday life we deem absolutely unnecessary.So Kick Back, Relax, and Blame It On The Trauma

Welcome back to Blame It On The Trauma, your current or soon to be favorite podcast. This episode the Double Stuff Boy's swear subway was way better before 2012, they ask thought provoking questions such as; When does Jared Fogel get out of prison? IS it gonna be broadcast on Nickelodeon? These questions slowly spin into Musicians who could get away with anything... in our eyes at least. Our Weekly segment is Celebrity fight club, where we each spin a randomized wheel of celebrity names and argue which would win in a fight! All this and Much More On this episode. So kick your feet up, relax and Blame It On The Trauma Baby!

Kam is sick and wants to establish rules like he's some sort of sicktator. The boy's swap embarrassing stories from when they were young. Speaking of the young the boy's also talk about Epstein. This weeks rotating segment is "Explain This Idiot" where we have to explain things we've never heard of before like we were experts. Kick back, Relax, and Blame It On The Trauma!

Kam gives his take on rock music, including a band Snot, 5FDP, and he dives deep on ACDC. The Boy's talk thanksgiving plans and what we pile up high on our plates.Kam's entrepreneurial spirt is alive and well, as he pitches his brand new business idea. Pretentious guys who carry huge water gallons, get a hobby.Kameron started to take care of himself a little bit. I guess he has some self control after all. Our weekly segment is "The Truth Ain't Free" where we bring conspiracy theories to each other, and rank them out of 5!! The Boy's finish the episode exchanging stories about the cops, near death experiences, and fighting strangers!Join Us for your new favorite show Blame It On The Trauma!

This week, Kam confesses to shitting himself more than any adult should, tells the tale of a Laundry Mat murder, and his weekly man crush is Matt Rife. Meanwhile, Koda reveals he’s never been on an online dating app, and the boys debate how long Kam’s lifestyle can actually sustain before his heart inevitably explodes!Then we introduce our brand new segment: Trauma Theatre, where improv meets absurd situations and it spirals fast! And one of us went to school with a predator.If you like comedy with no filter, wild stories, and the kind of banter that feels like you’re just hanging out with the homies, this is the show for you.Tune in, laugh irresponsibly, and as always… Blame It On The Trauma

This Episode the boy's cover their crippling milk addictions! Are there any meals, where having a glass of milk isn't a crime? Kam tells stories from when he had a wound vac.We ask the question why are vaginas so damn hot? Did it just get microwaved?Our Weekly segment is "Ethically Flammable" Where we give you our hot takes, regardless of how morally wrong.We finally end things off discussing the modern horror renaissance, with movies from Weapons, to Together. Yes, Kam does talk about loving men in this one too.

This Very Special Episode, The Double Stuff Boy’s take a wrong turn straight into the underworld. After a road trip argument goes horribly off the rails, Koda and Kam wake up in Hell and apparently, Satan’s got a sense of humor… because their eternal punishment is to keep podcasting forever.Recorded live from the depths, this Halloween special drives into the chaos. The boys debate the big afterlife questions — Where’s Koda’s dad? What sins would we specialize in? Who’s leading the serial killer squad down here? And asking if consensual cannibalism is really all that bad.Kam confesses his undying admiration for Sam Elliott, they plan their dream concerts in Hell, and try to guess which celebrities they’ll be running into for eternity. Expect wild banter, unfiltered jokes, and much more from beyond the grave.Grab your pitchfork, crank up the flames, and join us in Hell for an episode that’s hotter than Sam Elliot's Sweet ass.

This week on Blame It On The Trauma, the Double Stuff Boys are back and vibing through pure chaos. Koda fights with some mic issues, while Kam professes his love for James Wan. Somewhere between a fruit snack addiction and making unofficial bucket lists.This week’s segment: Truck Stop Truths. Where we get the latest scoop from the back bone of America, Truckers. Things get even weirder. Dirty sodas, country concerts, and dreams that might just be premonitions… Tune in, kick back, and hang with us.

The Double Stuff Boys are back, slightly unhinged and dangerously caffeinated. We kick things off talking about Ace Frehley dying and start to toss the idea around for a celebrity Deadpool.From there we talk old phrases nobody says anymore, what crimes Koda and Kam would definitely get busted for, and whether one of the boys might have a mystery kid out there somewhere.Our weekly segment Ethically Flammable returns with another batch of bad moral decisions, and we give some long-overdue love to one of the funniest shows ever made — Wilfred.We wrap it up by ranking songs off The Eminem Show.Dumb. Honest. Kinda smart, sometimes. It’s just the Double Stuff Boys doing what they do best. Blame It On The Trauma!

Koda & Kam are back in the booth doing what they do best: talking wild shit with zero filters and too much confidence.This week, we ask the important questions — like why Koda is the pickiest fat guy alive, whether Hot Pockets or Pizza Rolls reign supreme, and why Hitler had to ruin that one cool mustache style for everybody else.Kam doesn't understand waterproof matches, or Compass's, and the boys drop a flawless plan to fix extreme poverty in North Korea.This Weeks Rotating Segment: “That Shouldn’t Exist”, Where the boy's bring up anything they think shouldn't ExistKick back, hit play, and Blame It On The Trauma.

On this week’s episode of Blame It On The Trauma, Koda and Kam spiral through a wild lineup: from Linkin Park nostalgia to Koda’s personal hate from childhood. Kam’s thinking about riding a bike, but first he has to survive One of his biggest fears! Not fitting In at a black barbershopKoda gives us an inside look at his own barbershop experience, and the Double Stuff Boy’s make it known — they would love to have a gay best friend.At the halfway mark, we hit our fake radio dial and bless your ears with two brand new original skits (don’t ask questions, just listen).Then it’s time for this week’s rotating segment: Celebrity Fight Club — where we debate which famous people would Win in a fight!!We wrap it all up talking about the shows we watched as kids.Vibes are unfiltered. Jokes are reckless. Trauma is heavily implied.Available on Spotify, YouTube & wherever else you ignore responsibilities.

In this episode of Blame It On The Trauma, we spiral through the usual chaos, disciplining cats and risky business at a family reunion, to roasting the entire 2010s pop music era. Kam refuses to reveal his opening line (suspicious), Koda reveals a failed meme account, and our segment “Explain This Idiot” makes an unhinged return.Also, we touch on Blood on the Dance Floor’s wild controversy and why Kam hates every photo of himself.It’s unfiltered, it’s reckless, and it’s probably going to make you cry laughing!

We’re talking dirty NFL tactics — cheap shots, late hits, and the kind of plays that make you question humanity. Kam accuses Koda of psychological warfare, and we both share near-death stories that explain a lot.Plus: another deeply irresponsible conspiracy theory in our segment, The Truth Ain’t Free — and one unexpected confession that absolutely no one saw coming.Stay reckless.

Koda had a dream straight out of a horror movie. Maybe We'll make it one someday. Meanwhile, Kameron touches on his superhuman ability to demolish astronomical amounts of food, we dive into the nightmare fuel that is tongue-eating parasites, and for our weekly segment Toxic Advice returns with more bad decisions. Oh and there's a surprise guest. Obviously.Improv. Chaos. Dark comedy. Nightmares. Welcome back.

The Double Stuff Boys return with this episode where nothing is sacred — not childhood neighbors, not church computers, and definitely not Star Wars. Koda recalls the time he literally made someone move out of town, Kam throws shade at the entire Star Wars franchise, and we debut our brand new segment: Ethically Flammable, where we give hot takes. Also: metal bands, MeatCanyon, and Falling in Reverse, hopefully they don't sue us.

Koda tells us about his dad’s wildly effective (and questionable) methods with women, Kam falls into a cop-watching binge spiral, and the boys compare their favorite disturbing internet videos, car crashes, broken bones, and parkour fails, naturally.We also unravel a conspiracy or two, learn Kam thought Wolverines were only in comic books, and introduce a brand-new segment that shouldn't exist. If we were bears, which ones would we be?

This week, we spiral through several topics, like trying to define what a ghost actually is, Kam has chest flare-ups when? Koda declares war on Apple. We also consider selling our souls for sponsors, which feels fair given the market value of our morals. Kam recounts the time he got robbed — politely — for seven dollars, and we officially launch Soul Sold Separately, a new segment where we wrestle with ethical dilemmas and slowly realize we’re already spiritually empty.

Kam pitches a movie idea, and the Boy's dive into why literally everybody sucks. Koda vents his hatred for small talk and gym bros, while Kam takes aim at car guys. We talk about the random celebrities you didn't know were in the NFL. Plus, we debut a new bit: Truck Stop Truths — fictional rumors we “heard” from some very reliable truck stop sources. It’s chaotic, unfiltered, and as always, deeply unserious.

This week, the Double Stuff Boy's are starting with the legend Notorious B.I.G., then taking a sharp left turn into the world of experimental sex pills . Kam opens up about his complicated relationship with sex, and in our segment “The Truth Ain’t Free,” we share some top-tier, low-accuracy conspiracy theories "you absolutely should not believe".

They say boys never grow up, some just start collecting tiny cars and calling it a "hobby." Find Out what happens when A-listers throw hands? It’s rich people rage with a side of Botox. on our new segment Celebrity Fight Club. The Double Stuff Boy's take a deep, scientific analysis of Beyoncé’s quads.

This episode has a brand new segment called "Explain This, Idiot"—the game where we each throw obscure nonsense at each other and pretend we’re experts for one glorious minute. Join us for a moment of silence for the tragic deaths of Ozzy Osbourne and Hulk Hogan Legends lost. Finally, we ask the hard-hitting question: what if humans could shed their skin like snakes? Spoiler alert—it gets gross. And philosophical. Mostly gross.