Skull Session with Mike and Rich

← Skull Session with Mike and Rich14 Aug · 45 min

Raccoons, Robbie Williams and Bridge Jump 20260814

Raccoons, Robbie Williams and Bridge Jump 2026081414 Aug45 min

<p>A THC drink gone wrong, a Brooklyn Bridge jump that somehow ends in survival, and a Tampa pharmacy scandal that exposes just how broken the pill pipeline got. If you like your news with zero filter and a lot of laughs, this one goes everywhere fast.Mike Hussey and Rich turn Episode 19 into a ride through the weirdest, funniest, and most unsettling headlines of the week. It starts with Robbie Williams, a nose, and a rock that allegedly wasn&#39;t what it looked like, then veers into Florida chaos, raccoon islands, invasive lizards, and the kind of wildlife stories that sound fake until they&#39;re not.You&#39;ll hear them break down:</p><ul><li>The rise of THC drinks in liquor stores and how easy it is to accidentally overdo it</li><li>Drink-spiking jewelry from a University of South Florida inventor designed to detect common club drugs</li><li>The eerie Brooklyn Bridge jump that became a rare survival story</li><li>The massive opioid operation tied to a Florida pharmacist and why the numbers are staggering</li><li>The expanding weirdness of South Florida, from monitor lizards to raccoon islands to shark encounters</li></ul><p>Rich and Mike also get into the bigger picture behind all the chaos - why more people are swapping booze for THC, how people actually get hurt by fake pills and spiked drinks, and why some of the most out-there local stories are the ones that reveal the most about where things are headed.This one is perfect for anyone who likes unfiltered banter, local-news absurdity, and two guys making sense of a world that keeps getting stranger. By the end, you&#39;ll be laughing, shaking your head, and probably sending one of these stories to a friend.Speaker coverage: Mike Hussey and Rich each drive the conversation, with Mike bringing the sharp, rant-heavy takes and Rich bringing the headlines, details, and back-and-forth that keep it moving.</p>