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In this raw and real episode of When Does the [ __ ] End, Todd reconnects with high school friend and fellow Marine Corps recruit Jimmy Ryan. Over a round of Screwball shots, they dive into their shared history—from wild nights and dead-end jobs to the fateful moment they decided to leave it all behind and enlist. Jimmy shares his journey from crashing Mustangs and dodging jail time to becoming a Marine door gunner with an "illustrious career." This episode is a gritty, honest look at how two guys turned chaos into commitment, with plenty of laughs, close calls, and screwball memories along the way.
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Welcome back to another wild episode of When Does the [ __ ] End? Episode 8 is here, and it's packed with everything you didn’t know you needed to hear. Kyle and the gang take you through a gritty, behind-the-scenes look at working with steam turbines in an industrial setting, including some wild stories about their time in the field. From the grind of 12-hour shifts to improvising work without prosthetics, it’s a raw and honest discussion of how real work gets done under extreme conditions.
But that’s not all — things take a hilarious turn when the boys dive into a game of Pick Your Poison, answering ridiculous questions that range from absurd scenarios to downright uncomfortable situations. Who will pick the burning skin option and who would rather face a dangerous hitman for a day? Tune in to hear it all.
And if you thought they were done talking about work, think again! From dealing with equipment misfires to the ins and outs of the union life, there’s more to this episode than just the usual banter. There's a lot of laughs, a little too much screwball whiskey, and plenty of moments that will have you questioning your own decision-making skills.
So, grab your drink (maybe not a beer can with cigarette butts in it) and join us for another unforgettable episode of When Does the [ __ ] End?!
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Welcome back to Where the [ __ ] Is This?, the podcast that blends veteran real talk, absurd hypotheticals, and peanut butter whiskey-fueled nonsense.
In Episode 7, we crack open another bottle of Screwball and dive headfirst into a chaotic mix of laughs, memories, and bizarre "Would You Rather" scenarios. We shout out some of our favorite veteran foundations—Tunnel to Towers, Semper Fi Fund, Gary Sinise Foundation, Warfighter Engaged, and Focus Marines—and bring in a special guest, Dennis, for some unexpected storytelling and dark humor.
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WARNING: Adult language, dark humor, and nothing is sacred. Listener discretion is advised.
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In this special episode, we commemorate a life-altering moment—March 26, 2010—when host Todd was severely injured in Afghanistan. Joined by his mother, Julie, the episode delves into the emotional rollercoaster of the day Todd was wounded and the ripple effects it had on his family. Todd shares the details of the blast, his harrowing experiences in the field, and the long road to recovery. Julie opens up about the gut-wrenching moment she learned of her son's injuries, the shock and fear she felt, and the overwhelming journey of being a mother to a wounded warrior.
This heartfelt episode explores the powerful bond between a veteran and his family, highlighting the unseen struggles that loved ones go through when their hero is sent to war. It’s a raw, emotional conversation that provides insight into the trauma of war, the power of family support, and the resilience required to rebuild life after trauma. Grab a tissue, this episode is sure to tug at your heartstrings.
Tune in to hear the true cost of war and the strength it takes to survive.
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In this episode, the hosts discuss the power of humor as a coping mechanism and how it can transform challenging situations into opportunities for growth and laughter. From personal stories about prosthetics, roller coasters, and family moments to reflections on the role of humor in self-care, they explore what it means to laugh in the face of adversity. Along the way, they offer hilarious "would you rather" scenarios, awkward real-life encounters, and insights into teaching kids responsibility and respect. Tune in for a mix of fun, life lessons, and plenty of laughs as the hosts dive into the joys and difficulties of living with humor at the forefront.
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In this raw, unfiltered, and deeply personal episode, Todd is joined by his former Marine Corps machine gunner and lifelong friend, George Gettis. Together, they reflect on their time serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, the chaos of combat, and the rocky road of reintegration into civilian life. From wild barracks stories to life-changing moments, they open up about PTSD, healing through the Focus Marines Foundation, and how yoga became an unexpected path to peace. This episode is as hilarious as it is heartbreaking — a true testament to the power of brotherhood, resilience, and the long road home.
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In this heartfelt and hilarious episode of When Does the Fuckery End?, Todd Nicely reunites with longtime friend and Joshua Chamberlain Society CEO, Matt Cutler. Over Screwball shots and war-time banter, they dive into what makes JCS different—offering lifelong support to wounded veterans, not just a one-and-done gesture. Todd opens up about what real commitment to veterans looks like, while Matt shares the origins and impact of the society. From fast-breaking with whiskey to auctioning off Todd for charity, nothing’s off-limits in this no-holds-barred conversation. Plus, the debut of a new segment—Three Questions—puts Matt’s state capital knowledge (and liver) to the test.
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In Episode 2, Todd Nicely—quadruple amputee and combat veteran—dives deep into the hilarious and humbling reality of life after war. From slamming back peanut butter whiskey shots to accidentally hooking his prosthetic hand onto his own sphincter, Todd keeps it raw, real, and ridiculously funny. Along the way, he spotlights veteran-focused nonprofits like Warfighters Engaged, Semper Fi Fund, and the Joshua Chamberlain Society—organizations doing the gritty, unglamorous work of helping real heroes. Whether you’re here for the laughs, the life lessons, or just to wonder “when does the fuckery end?”—this episode delivers.
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In the debut episode of When Does the Fkry End?, host Todd Nicely—a quadruple amputee Marine veteran—introduces his powerful story of survival, resilience, and purpose after a life-altering injury in Afghanistan. Joined by his brother-in-law Kyle, they open up about the mental and physical challenges veterans face, the importance of humor, and the goal of using this podcast to help others who are struggling. With honesty, wit, and raw emotion, Todd sets the tone for a series that’s as real as it gets.
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Hosted by Todd Nicely, a quadruple amputee and Marine combat veteran, When Does the Fuckery End? is an unfiltered ride through life, loss, and laughter. With dark humor and raw honesty,…
From adaptive gaming to wiping with a prosthetic hook, Todd doesn’t shy away from anything. He highlights life-changing organizations like Warfighter Engaged, Semper Fi Fund, and the Joshua Chamberlain Society, shining a spotlight on veteran care that actually works. With segments like “Three Questions” and “Do You Like Creed?”, it’s equal parts irreverent and inspiring.
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “When does the fuckery end?”—you’re not alone. Welcome to the show.