Wilko & Courts are friends of 35 years and it shows, not just on their face but how they speak to each other. If you want your dose of everything in the Zeitgeist but with 2 people who say it how it is, you've come to the right pod.
We Found the Internet's Most Disturbing Subculture: Death Feederism
We stumbled onto something on Instagram we genuinely couldn't unsee: death feederism. It's an extreme subculture of the feederism kink where people are financially and emotionally encouraged to eat themselves toward severe health decline — sometimes death — for someone else's gratification.We break down exactly what it is, react to Caitlyn's own account of surviving the community after entering it at 500lbs and gaining her way to 600, and unpack the messier questions underneath: where does kink-shaming become justified, how is this different to other kinks involving pain or power play, and why do vulnerable people end up finding "community" in spaces that are actively hurting them (spoiler: it's basically cult psychology).We also get into body positivity vs. actual health, the algorithm rabbit holes that surface this content in the first place, and — because it's still us — a solid detour into weekend wine math.⚠️ This episode discusses disordered eating, coercive online communities, and suicidal ideation. If anything in this one hits close to home, Lifeline (13 11 14) and the Butterfly Foundation (1800 33 4673) are free, confidential, and available 24/7.CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro — What Is Death Feederism?0:44 Kink-Shaming 101: Is It Ever Okay?1:44 Wilko's Cursed Instagram Algorithm3:51 Meet Alicia: Body Positivity Done Right4:20 Caitlyn's Story: Surviving Death Feederism8:01 Unpacking the Community & Definition10:27 The Perth Model Who Fell Into It11:45 Empathy, Judgment & Body Image12:12 Body Positivity vs. Being Healthy14:01 The Official (Disturbing) Definition14:35 Mukbang, Fetish Eating & Where's the Line?15:53 Is Feeding Someone Morally Wrong?18:24 Comparing It to Other Kinks (BDSM, Pain Play)20:38 Why People Fall Into Communities Like This22:12 Wilko's Own Vices: Burgers & Weekend Wine25:34 Should Death Feederism Be Shut Down?26:35 Outro & Next Episode TeaseWilko & Courts is your twice-weekly deep dive into pop culture, reality TV and the internet's weirdest corners — new episodes every week. Come be a WacaDoo.#DeathFeederism #Feederism #WACPodcast #WilkoAndCourts #WacaDoos #DarkInternet #InternetSubcultures #KinkShaming #BodyPositivity #TrueCrimeAdjacent#WACPodcast #WilkoAndCourts
23 Jul 2026
Role Model Wants A Daughter... Just Not A Wife? 👀
Role Model told a podcast he wants a daughter, a surrogate, and zero involvement from the mum — and the internet decided he's either a red flag or a felon. WacaDoo's, we went and found the ACTUAL quote (because BuzzFeed sure as hell didn't give it to us straight), unpacked why Jake Shane said the exact same thing with zero backlash, and had a very heated debate about body counts, Barbies, and whether anyone's allowed to make a joke anymore. Grab a seat, this one gets spicy.Got thoughts on Role Model's parenting plan? Drop 'em below — we read every comment. 👇Follow Wilko & Courts for more of the pop culture takes you didn't know you needed.00:00 – Role Model, Dakota Johnson & the baby bombshell00:40 – Meet Tucker Pillsbury (yes, that's his real name)02:55 – Confession: we still get our news from BuzzFeed06:32 – What Role Model ACTUALLY said07:22 – Jameela Jamil enters the chat10:44 – Context: the Therapuss podcast & Jake Shane12:02 – The full quote, unpacked13:02 – Why Jake Shane said the same thing & got a pass14:08 – "Wanting a girl is a red flag" — discuss16:13 – Wilko's real issue with how he said it19:19 – Does a kid need a mum AND a dad?21:36 – When your baby actually becomes your "best friend"23:23 – Was it just satire? The 45-second edit24:02 – He's dating Dakota Johnson, so calm down26:31 – Surrogacy as a business, and why the wording matters27:16 – Tangent: the manosphere "used car" debate29:49 – Final verdict: outrage vs. what he actually meant#RoleModel #DakotaJohnson #WilkoAndCourts #PopCultureNews #WacaDoos
21 Jul 2026
We Investigated What Fell Out Of Robbie Williams' Hole
Something fell out of Robbie Williams during his World Cup final halftime interview, and the internet has thoughts. We're breaking down the footage frame by frame, weighing up the cocaine theory vs Robbie's own "it's just a mint" defence, and somehow ending up in a full tonsil stone deep dive that neither of us saw coming. We're also talking Chris Martin's universally panned halftime show, celebrity cameo overkill, and a Chad-shaped tangent about nightclub bathroom etiquette that got way more detailed than intended. WacaDoo's, this one gets weird fast — buckle up.Got a theory on what actually fell out of Robbie's hole? Tell us in the comments.Subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss an episode. New eps every week.#WilkoAndCourts #RobbieWilliams #WacaDoosChapters00:00 – What fell out of Robbie Williams' hole?00:45 – Setting the scene: the World Cup final02:04 – Chris Martin's halftime show flop04:13 – The moment: Robbie's TV interview04:40 – Zooming in on the white thing05:47 – The cocaine theory kicks off06:14 – Tangent: nightclub bathroom cubicle confessions08:01 – The Chad story09:26 – Snow trip side quest11:00 – Building the case against Robbie12:09 – Enter: the tonsil stone theory12:39 – Robbie's official apology/clarification13:35 – Full gross-out tonsil stone breakdown16:45 – Verdict: mint, coke, or tonsil stone?#WilkoAndCourts #RobbieWilliams #WacaDoos #PopCultureNews #CelebrityGossip
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