Critical Wade Theory
I'll talk about everything from politics to entertainment and philosophy. I'm also a part-time entertainment writer and working-class from the UP of Michigan, so that might come up occasionally. Oh, and I make weird experimental music and sometimes host a college radio show.
- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 14 minutes
- Episodes
- 585
- Years Active
- 2021 - 2025
🎙️CWT481: 'Have a Seat at the Freedom Café' PT. 1 🗽🦅+💲+💣= 💀 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Uncle Sam is a regular customer at the "Freedom Café." What's he eating?
Dimwits, Dipsh*ts, Dufuses, and Dullards (Ep. 27); Bill O’Reilly Loves Big Ugly Bill
Bill O’Reilly took a break from being irrelevant to praise President Trump’s sweeping “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA). I also discuss Roger Ailes' ailing legacy and Rudy Giuliani's biggest scan…
🎙️CWT480: Creepy Creatures and Myths: The Beast of Bladenboro
North Carolina, winter of 1953. A small, quiet town wakes up to blood. Not a horror film. Not a myth. Just real people, real fear—and a predator no one could explain.
This is The Beast of Bladenboro.
🎙️CWT479: Electric Dreams S1E1 'The Hood Maker' 🧠🔍📺– Surveillance, Resistance + Telepathic Dystopia
Electric Dreams S1E1 'The Hood Maker' review...where I get a little hostile toward sci-fi nerds.
🎙️CWT478: Were The Stooges the First Punk Band? Let's Set the Record Straight
Were The Stooges really the first punk-sounding band ever?
🎙️CWT477: 'A Challenge for Robin Hood' (1967) REVIEW 🏹💰🫴🥺
Today, we’re pulling back the longbow and heading into the greenwood for a hidden gem from 1967: "A Challenge for Robin Hood."
🎙️CWT475: Eraserhead (1977) - Movie Monster of the Moment #1
Movie Monster of the Moment: What if your worst fears wore a face?
Not a monster under the bed—but something weirder. Something harder to name. Something crying in the dark.
Today, we’re talking about …
🎙️CWT474: Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
Today: Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band.
Dimwits, Dipsh*ts, Dufuses, and Dullards (Ep. 26); Edward 'Big Balls' Coristine Exits DOGE
Nineteen-year-old Edward Coristine, better known online as “Big Balls,” has resigned from the U.S. government’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) as of June 25, 2025, according to White Hous…
🎙️CWT473: Elon Musk's 'Billionaire Salute' — FINAL VERDICT VERSION
Elon Musk sucks. I did an episode on this now infamous moment recently, but I don't feel like I did the greatest job. So I want to make one final episode on what happened, sort of like a final verdic…
🎙️CWT472: 'OMG 2' Movie Review– Sex Ed, Censorship, and Sacred Questions
Today, we’re talking about a film that didn't just push buttons — it pushed the conversation forward. OMG 2.
🎙️CWT471: Pink Floyd's 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' Overview
Today, we're taking a look at one of Pink Floyd's most powerful and personal pieces: Shine On You Crazy Diamond.
👻🎙️CWT470: The Emergency That Wasn't [A 'Wade's Spooky Fun-Time' Story👻]
Welcome to 'Wade's Spooky Fun-Time,' where sometimes we turn everyday experiences into stories that creep into your thoughts long after the lights go out.
Dimwits, Dipsh*ts, Dufuses, and Dullards (Ep. 25); Israel Hypocritically Condemns Iran
Israel's hypocrisy on full display, yet again.
CWT469: 🐎 'They’re Off' (1948) 🏇 — Review of a Disney Goofy Short
Today, we’re saddling up for a lesser-known — but no less charming — ride through Goofy’s golden era.
CWT468🎙️: Ice-T's 'Rhyme Pays' — The Birth of West Coast Gangsta Rap
Today, we’re rewinding to 1987 — the year a West Coast rapper named Ice-T dropped Rhyme Pays and shook up the entire landscape of hip-hop. Not just an album, but a warning shot. This was gangsta rap …
CWT467🎙️: Review of Netflix series 'I Am a Killer' S1E1 'Means to an End'
Today: “Means to an End” — the premiere episode of Netflix series "I Am a Killer."
CWT466🎙️: Elon Musk and 'The Billionaire Salute'
Today, we're examining the surreal spectacle that was Donald Trump’s 2025 indoor inauguration — and what it means when the world’s richest men gather to throw a salute.
CWT465🎙️: Is New York the Next Detroit?
New York City. Is it heading down the same path Detroit took decades ago? The answer isn’t simple—but it’s urgent.