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