Skip Nichols
People, Places, & Things with Skip Nichols
People, Places & Things with Skip Nichols is a conversational, curiosity-driven podcast about the stuff that makes life interesting. Hosted by Skip Nichols, each episode blends humor, insight, and genuine enthusiasm as he dives into topics he loves—watches, bourbon, pop culture, cruising, travel, and the occasional headline worth unpacking. It’s not a debate show and it’s not a lecture—just smart, engaging conversations fueled by curiosity, good stories, and the belief that learning should be enjoyable. Whether Skip is breaking down why a timepiece matters, what makes a great pour, or why a cu...
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Skip Nichols
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Último episodio
26 de mar. de 2026
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Episodios
Storytelling With Malcolm Ingram 26.03.2026 1:55:24
This week on People, Places & Things with Skip Nichols, I sit down with Malcolm Ingram — actor, producer, and documentarian — for a conversation that pulls back the curtain on indie film culture, behind-the-scenes moments you’ve definitely heard about, and the passion it takes to tell stories that actually matter. We get into: Life inside the Kevin Smith universe The art (and hustle) of docume...
Cruise Askew 2 Review 06.03.2026 59:29
What really happens on a pop-culture cruise with thousands of Kevin Smith fans? In this episode, Professor Skip sits down with friends to break down their experience aboard the Jay & Silent Bob Cruise Askew 2 . From celebrity sightings and live podcasts to late-night comedy shows, fan meetups, and unforgettable moments at sea, the group shares the stories that made this cruise unlike any other...
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