Skippy
Skippy Can't Sleep
Skippy shares what keeps him up at night, one rant at a time. Sometimes they're funny, sometimes serious, but always 100% unscripted. Opening Theme "Glasshouse Ridin'" courtesy of Big Brother Jake. You can find all of his music at bigbrotherjake.bandcamp.com.
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Make It Rain Up In This Piece! 04.09.2020 29:38
Skippy introduces his new opening theme song by Big Brother Jake, reviews the Indians and Browns week that was, discovers a welcome television reunion has been planned, and tells another silly story from his days at the theme parks.
The Ups and Downs of Life 03.09.2020 42:10
Skippy is thrilled to see Triston McKenzie dominate the Royals, rants about a rather serious moment from work, then changes the mood by telling a couple of lighthearted stories from his theme park days.
Clap Along If You Feel Like A Stadium Without A Roof 02.09.2020 40:06
Skippy is noticeably happy after the Tribe won tonight, but not thrilled with the new music station on the PA system at work.
The Melancholy Trade of Mike Clevinger and Other Stories 01.09.2020 34:47
Skippy rants and raves about the trade "haul" of Mike Clevinger, and for a halftime show tells a true, but hopefully entertaining story of long ago. Clevelanders should listen to the end to participate in a special contest.
A Late Night Tribe Rant: 2020 Trade Deadline 31.08.2020 38:55
Skippy finds himself sleepless the night before the MLB trading deadline. Passionate, honest comments (and a fair bit of shouting) about the Indians, Mike Clevinger, Francisco Lindor, and a devoted fanbase thirsty for victory. Caution: a couple of adult words are used.
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