Side Stories: Clavicular Criminality

Last Podcast On The Left1h 8mApril 1, 2026

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In this episode of 'Side Stories' from *Last Podcast On The Left*, hosts Henry Zabrowski and Eddie Muller dive into a chaotic mix of internet culture, true crime, and conspiracy theories, all wrapped in their signature dark humor and absurd tangents. The episode opens with a surreal, self-aware monologue about friendship, identity, and the absurdity of modern life, including a bizarre discussion about 'nubbins' (a slang term for amputees) and the controversial cornhole champion Dayton Weber, whose violent outburst and disturbing behavior spark a deep dive into his life and the public's reaction. The hosts then pivot to the rise of internet influencer Brayden, known as 'Clavicular,' whose extreme body modification practices, live-streamed medical malpractice, and violent actions—including assaulting a woman and running someone over—paint him as a modern-day cult figure. The discussion expands into broader societal concerns about online toxicity, the normalization of violence, and the influence of figures like Andrew Tate and Nick Fuentes. The episode also touches on the mysterious disappearance of five scientists linked to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and UFO research, suggesting a possible cover-up tied to advanced military technology and extraterrestrial contact. Other segments include a satirical take on Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s influencer comeback, a bizarre story about a man who paid a homeless woman to jump into a lake, and a surreal, comedic finale involving 'Boo-Boo the Clown' and a fictionalized prison joke. Throughout, the hosts blend satire, genuine concern, and relentless absurdity to critique the state of modern culture, celebrity, and the internet’s role in amplifying both harm and humor.

Key Takeaways
1

The internet enables the rise of dangerous influencers like 'Clavicular' (Brayden), whose real-life violence and self-harm are amplified by viral content.

2

The disappearance of top-secret scientists linked to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base suggests a possible cover-up involving advanced technology and extraterrestrial contact.

3

Public fascination with true crime and internet drama often overshadows the real human suffering behind the stories.

4

Satire and absurdity are used as tools to critique societal issues like body image, online toxicity, and the normalization of violence.

5

The hosts emphasize the importance of critical thinking in an era where misinformation and performative outrage dominate digital spaces.

Chapters
0:00
2 min

Opening Monologue: Friendship, Identity, and the Absurd

The episode begins with a surreal, self-referential monologue about friendship, self-expression, and the absurdity of modern life, including a humorous discussion about 'nubbins' and the hosts' emotional connection to each other.

2:00
3 min

Dayton Weber: The Cornhole Champion and Violent Outburst

The hosts dissect the disturbing case of Dayton Weber, a former cornhole champion whose violent meltdown and assault on his ex-girlfriend reveal a deeply troubled individual, sparking debate about accountability and public fascination with true crime.

5:00
5 min

Clavicular (Brayden): The Cult of the Self-Mutilating Influencer

Brayden's going to do something really bad. And I think that we all need to... But ironically, unfortunately, even talking about this is boosting his profile.

Highlight
10:00
5 min

The Mystery of the Missing Scientists

There's a reason to kill them. I mean, we're using these sound weapons like we've never used before.

Highlight
15:00
5 min

Gypsy Rose and the Age of the Ghoul

The hosts critique Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s attempt to reinvent herself as an influencer, calling her a 'ghoul' and questioning the ethics of profiting from trauma in the digital age.

High-Impact Quotes
Brayden's going to do something really bad. And I think that we all need to... But ironically, unfortunately, even talking about this is boosting his profile.
Eddie Muller29:41
Viral: 85.0
There's a reason to kill them. I mean, we're using these sound weapons like we've never used before.
Henry Zabrowski52:59
Viral: 80.0
The reason why they started showing up when we could blow stuff up at that level is that they're like oh they can kill us now.
Eddie Muller54:34
Viral: 80.0
Speakers

Hosts

Henry ZabrowskiEddie Muller
Topics Discussed
Mystery of Missing Scientists95%Satire and Absurd Humor90%Internet Influencers and Cults90%Online Toxicity and Misogyny85%True Crime and Public Fascination85%Body Image and Self-Harm80%The Future of Transportation70%Recreational Sports and Cultural Shifts65%
People & Brands

Eddie Muller

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18xNeutral

Henry Zabrowski

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15xNeutral

Brayden

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14xNegative

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base

organization

12xNeutral

Dayton Weber

person

12xNegative

Gypsy Rose Blanchard

person

10xNegative

Clavicular

person

8xNegative

Bobby Arthur Owen

person

6xNegative

Andrew Tate

person

5xNegative

Trump

person

5xNegative

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