346: A Racehorse Became Soup on DIYS w/Brandon Cormell

Sponsors BlueChew Try BlueChew Gold and get 10% off your first month with code DIYS at Factor Head to and use code DIYS50OFF to get 50% off plus free breakfast for a year. Kikoff Build credit fast and get your first month for just a dollar at today. Thanks to Kikoff for sponsoring us! Patrick Cloud is joined by Brandon Cormell for a full episode of Dam Internet, You Scary! packed with weird news, hilarious debates, and internet stories that somehow keep getting stranger. This episode starts with a real conversation about writing, improv, and when actors should stick to the script, then quickly turns into one of those classic DIYS episodes where the topics go completely off the rails. They get into: whether you would eat the same meal every day to be perfectly healthy whether hunting is better than being hunted trading years of your life for money a racehorse that was secretly turned into soup the worst things people have found in their food the woman who caused an emergency landing by lighting matches after farting on a plane fake airplane parts being sold to major airlines a family bringing a dead relative to the bank as proof of death awkward teenage penguins a WWII pigeon carrying a coded message a beetle photo that looks like a masked human face the creepy dead bride mannequin legend folklore creatures, Gumberoo, and why Bigfoot might be old news Lots of laughs, a few dark turns, and plenty of “how is this real?” moments.

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346: A Racehorse Became Soup on DIYS w/Brandon Cormell is an episode from Dam Internet, You Scary!.

This episode is 64:15 long.

This episode was published on Mar 20, 2026.

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