Another round of uncomfortably honest fun with Terry Jaymes on MAKE IT WEIRD. This time we dive into the things you’d never admit at a dinner party but secretly can’t stop thinking about: Why half the planet seems to have had a thing for their teacher (and the awkward fallout). The lies people are currently living like they’re starring in their own low-budget soap opera. And the absolute art of taking something beautiful in your life… and smashing it with both hands like it’s a piñata full of regret. It’s raw. It’s hilarious. It’s uncomfortable in all the best ways. And as always, no small talk—just straight into the deep end.

Terry Jaymes is back with another round of raw, unfiltered calls where strangers skip the BS and dive straight into the weird. First up is Casey, who opens up about one of the worst nights of her life—turns out rock bottom comes with a few decent lessons. Next, Sasan takes us on a ride from shattered bones to the eternal mystery of why women keep chasing dirtbag dudes like it’s an Olympic sport. Finally, Ed calls in, and let’s just say things got spicy fast—this one’s definitely not safe to play in church. It’s messy, it’s awkward, it’s hilarious, and it’s all happening LIVE. No script, no safety net… just Terry and three callers proving once again that small talk is for cowards.

MAKE IT WEIRD – Hosted by Terry Jaymes The Soul Excavator is back, baby—and he’s not here to play patty-cake with your feelings. Terry kicked things off with Sarah, who bravely answered the brutal question: “If your ex had to describe your naked body in one sentence, what kind of verbal chainsaw massacre would it be?” What started as a roast of the flesh turned into a plot twist nobody saw coming. Next up, Mellow Daniello—cool name, deep soul—got hit with the question about the last time she felt broken. Instead of a cliché, she dropped one of the most raw, thoughtful answers in the young history of the show. It was like therapy, but with more swearing. And then came Greg. Oh, Greg. He went full confessional booth and told us who he really is when nobody’s watching. Spoiler alert: it’s not what you think… unless you think he’s a philosopher trapped in a dude’s body. Every call was a reminder why this show is catching fire—no small talk, no filters, just brave souls laying themselves bare. The weird keeps growing, and so does the tribe.

Terry usually keeps it tight with 2–3 callers, but today he broke his own damn rule and let the weird flow way past curfew. Calib jumps in first to give Terry some unsolicited life advice (because who doesn’t love that?), Zach’s back with a purpose update that may or may not involve an existential crisis, Curt and Terry dive into how to deal with pure evil without getting arrested, Terri calls for a full-on gut-check, and Elise closes the show by wrestling with the whole “faith” thing — and whether it’s a beautiful guiding light or just a cosmic prank. It’s raw, unfiltered, and probably not safe for your delicate sensibilities… so hit play.

On this episode of MAKE IT WEIRD, I took calls from three bold souls who weren’t afraid to strip down emotionally and get weird with me. First up was Ed, who I smacked right out of the gate with a question about Guardian Angels. (Spoiler: he wasn’t ready. Nobody ever is.) Then Zach called feeling a little apprehensive —until something wild happened. His nerves vanished, his voice dropped an octave, and boom—he unlocked a truth bomb that might’ve just set him on the path to his actual life purpose. And finally, Sandy—sweet, mystical Sandy—reminded us all how powerful it is to have a “sacred place.” (Don’t worry, it’s not as churchy as it sounds... or maybe it is. That’s the beauty of weird.) No small talk. No BS. Just real humans, real emotions, and really weird connections.

You beautiful sons of bi****es have got to stop making me cry. I went LIVE thinking I’d just shoot the s with some strangers—maybe laugh a little, flex my emotional muscles, whatever. Instead, you punched me right in the soul... again. On today’s LIVE STREAM of Make It Weird, I asked Ryan how he’s doing. Like, really doing—not the “I’m fine” crap. Turns out, he’s been carrying the weight of his dad’s death for years. That convo cracked something open in both of us. It was raw, it was real, it was… weirdly healing. Then Clay called in and kept the grief train rolling—this time about losing his dogs. Yeah, dogs. Cue the waterworks, again. I tried to wrap things up on a lighter note, but Randal had other plans and hit me with a challenge that slapped me right back into the emotional deep end. This wasn’t just a show. It was group therapy with no co-pay and a bunch of misfit magic.

No small talk. No script. Just raw, unfiltered human connection. Terry Jaymes throws his phone number on the screen and dares strangers to call in live. What follows? Conversations that get deep, fast. From metaphysical madness to gut-punch regrets to bucket lists and broken dreams—nothing is off limits. This isn’t a podcast. It’s a damn soul excavation. Get weird. Stay weird. Welcome to the show. First up, Rick called in and schooled me on how to take criticism like a grown-ass adult. Then Psychic Kami showed up, flipped the script, and forced me to dig deeper—a brutal, beautiful challenge I didn’t see coming. And just when I thought I had my footing, Alison dropped a truth bomb about her dark past and how owning it transformed everything. No fluff. No filters. Just raw connection. This is MAKE IT WEIRD.

Terry Jaymes is back to MAKE IT WEIRD — live, raw, and totally unscripted. No small talk. Just a phone number on the screen and whoever’s brave (or weird) enough to call. And wow, they called. First up, Randal. What started as a conversation turned into a metaphysical mind-meld—shared dreams, glitch-in-the-matrix moments, and some theories that would make your third eye twitch. Then came Kevin, who dropped a regret so real it punched Terry right in the gut. But that regret unraveled into a badass story about his life in the military and as a first responder. Heavy stuff. Honest. Hero-level soul work. Finally, Rick rang in with some lighter chaos—bucket lists, Playboy bunnies, and the kind of weird you didn’t know you needed. Another beautiful mess of truth, humor, and human connection. Hit play. Get uncomfortable. MAKE IT WEIRD. 00:00 The Transformative Power of Connection 05:26 Exploring Existence: Life, Death, and Beyond 11:06 Reinventing Identity: The Magic of Self-Discovery 19:29 Regrets and Relationships: Navigating Family Dynamics 24:40 The Weight of Experience: First Responders' Perspectives 30:17 Cherished Memories: Defining Moments in Life

Another magical ride through the emotional haunted house we call life. On this episode of Make It Weird, strangers skipped the pleasantries and dove headfirst into the deep end. First up: Keith, a landscaping wizard turned accidental philosopher. One minute we’re talking about mulch, the next we’re unraveling the freakin’ universe. He got lost along the way—but guess what? So did Terry. And together they MacGyver’d their way back to personal power with duct tape and a spiritual flashlight. Then came Heidi, who casually dropped a bomb about family rituals and her mom’s badass legacy that she’s passing on like it’s the family heirloom of wisdom. And just when we thought it was over, Randal called in with a redemption arc straight out of an indie film. Dude’s haunted by his past but clawing his way back with raw hope and zero apologies. No scripts. No fluff. Just real humans getting weird in the best way possible.

This episode of MAKE IT WEIRD with Terry Jaymes went way deeper than I ever expected. First, I connected with Dave—he's sprinting toward one of his biggest fears: rekindling a relationship. That’s either brave or batshit… probably both. Then Mike called. His honesty about giving up on his future hit me like a sledgehammer to the soul. I cried—on the stream. Not because I'm soft, but because I felt him. And I didn’t know how to help, which wrecked me in the best way possible.

Welcome to the debut episode of The Anti-Realist Club — a space for dreamers, seekers, and anyone tired of playing it safe. In this powerful first installment, Terry Jaymes — a man who went from cleaning up life’s messes to creating a life most only dream of — shares his personal story of rising from humble beginnings using Universal Law and unique life-shifting techniques he developed along the way. But success came at a cost. Over time, Terry stopped listening to the Universe and started playing it safe. The magic slowed. The momentum faded. For 15 years, he drifted away from the very mindset that got him there. Until one unlikely encounter at jury duty flipped the script. Terry opens up about the surprising moment that reignited his fire, and how a simple sign from the Universe reminded him of who he really is — and why he’s back to reclaim the magic.

Here's the truth. I'm still paying for my website and podcast hosting so I figured I may as well do this from time to time. PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK? 

Today I rant about the way I walk and how I found out that it's a good thing. Plus why you need to be comfortable with uncertainty, why I never have and never will endorse a political candidate and a way you can get closer to your dream.

Sometimes you have to do things you don't want to do. When you're put into difficult positions it can destroy you and I'm no exception. Today I explain my rise to the worst manager in the world. Plus I rant about why I have to reimagine what retirement looks like, why desperation is your friend, why heartbreaks are a lost art and how I turned a phobia into a plus.

If I have one fight left in me it will most likely be with a pedestrian. Today I explore the idea of universal law being a hoax, the power of choice, my feeling like a fraud and what really matters.

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Shari's beauty potion burns my face off. Great way to start vacation. I also heard a great saying that set me up for failure. I believe excitement is the key to a happy life and I go in search of god.