D.U.Why

ghost stories, oooooo spoooky

I didn't feel like writing a description today 

Greg tells the story of getting sick at a church camp that felt more like psychological warfare, constant guilt trips, intrusive thoughts, and a fever-dream ear infection that convinced him he was possessed.

Chillest one we’ve done so far. Just dudes talking about dude shit — music, fixing stuff, cars, beer, and whatever else comes up.

Talking about tobacco, bad habits, and the lines we won’t cross (or snort). Then the conversation drifts into the strangest places we’ve ever fallen asleep and, somehow, the strangest places we’ve… done other things.

The first 17 minutes of this one almost sound like a real podcast. Greg and Zac talk music production headaches, how Greg used AI to rebuild Zac’s voice in Episode 5, and the eternal fight to make two beer-soaked idiots sound decent.

Then… it all goes off the rails. Zac’s algorithm has decided he’s a conspiracy guy, Greg takes a hard left into aliens, Tom DeLonge, and parallel universes, and suddenly the episode is a full-blown late-night rabbit hole.

What starts as audio geek talk turns into wild theories, political spirals, and unhinged introspection. It’s chaotic, hilarious, and maybe a little concerning... but that’s Duwhy.

In this episode of the Duwhy Podcast, we kick things off with a bizarre hometown news story that spirals into a rabbit hole of strange animal-related headlines and the wild ways people end up in the news. From there, the conversation swerves hard into longboarding wipeouts, awkward first blowjobs, and the time Zac threw hands with someone.

It’s unhinged, heartfelt, and hilarious all in one episode

In this episode of the Duwhy Podcast, Greg and Zac talk about growing up with “chill parents” who only raised their voices to make an example out of us before going right back to being laid back. We also get into what happened when we weren’t chill... from drinking alter egos that turned us into straight-up menaces, to our first arrests, early weed experiences, and the embarrassing lessons that came with them.

It’s equal parts hilarious and humbling. We’re not proud of half the stuff we did, but laughing about it now feels like the only way to unpack it. This one is about bad decisions, dumb teenage logic, and the consequences that hit harder than any hangover.