Jason Gaston

Join me, Jason, as I venture into the *true* heart of American culture — no, not the Statue of Liberty or the Grand Canyon — but Carhenge, the crown jewel of Alliance, Nebraska.

Ever wondered what Stonehenge would look like if ancient druids had access to 1950s Chevys and a lot more spray paint? Wonder no more. In this episode, I stare into the soul of a spray-painted Buick, contemplate the mysteries of automotive alignment, and question all my life choices that led me to a Stonehenge made entirely of junked cars.

I regret nothing. Come for the monuments, stay for the bewilderment. And if you’re thinking “Surely this can’t be real,” oh buddy… it *so* is.

📍 Carhenge: Because nothing says ‘sacred geometry’ like a pile of sedans in a wheat field.