Things start off loose and funny, then turn into one of those conversations that keeps getting stranger in the best possible way. While smoking hash and passing around flower, the crew goes from music and weed talk into wild rabbit holes about Hitler’s army fighting on meth, the strange history behind Kellogg’s, whether Oreo really copied Hydrox, and why Thomas Edison gets credit for things he did not invent.

This episode is a mix of smoke-session energy, random facts, history tangents, and the kind of back-and-forth that makes you feel like you are hanging out with the crew in real time. If you like cannabis culture, off-the-wall conversations, and podcasts where one topic somehow turns into ten more, this one is packed with laughs, weird history, and plenty of moments you will want to hear for yourself.

Former Eagles defensive lineman Hollis Thomas brings the heat in this one, from calling out lazy sports media narratives to shutting down AJ Brown trade rumors and the stat-heavy quarterback debates that never seem to end. His take is simple: the game is about winning, and too many people forget that when they start building opinions around noise instead of results.

Hollis, Dave Boucher, and Dave Lisowski bounce between Philly sports culture, locker room mentality, fan energy, bulletin-board material, and a wild mic’d-up charity flag football concept that needs to happen. If you like unfiltered football talk, strong Philly energy, and behind-the-scenes stories from someone who actually lived it, this episode delivers.

Welcome to Dayum Skippy, hosted by former NFL Defensive Tackle, Hollis Thomas.

We’re starting with pre-rolls. The good ones, the bad ones, and the ones that make you wonder how they made it out the door.

We talk about uneven burns, canoeing, airflow, why some hit smooth and others fight you the whole way down, and how you can tell pretty quickly whether something was rolled with care or just pushed out for volume.

Tune in for some laughs, some calling things out, and some “c’mon man” moments.

Dayum Skippy.