In the final episode of the year, Jesse and Ray wrap up 2025 in true Hobby Nonsense fashion.
The show kicks off with the big reveal of the inaugural Poppy Awards winners, celebrating the best pop culture, entertainment, and non-sport cards of the year—voted on by the community.
From there, the co...
In the final episode of the year, Jesse and Ray wrap up 2025 in true Hobby Nonsense fashion.
The show kicks off with the big reveal of the inaugural Poppy Awards winners, celebrating the best pop culture, entertainment, and non-sport cards of the year—voted on by the community.
From there, the conversation turns to Logan Paul selling his $5 million Pikachu Illustrator card, and why questions about ownership could complicate the story. Jesse then shares a memorable trip to Texas involving sharks, hippies, and Star Wars cards, before the guys break down the newly revealed McDonald’s 30th Anniversary Pokémon set and debate whether it’s a future hit or just another Happy Meal promo.
Ray recaps a recent local card show, noting a surprising contrast between the sports and non-sports sides of the room, and the discussion shifts to whether Yu-Gi-Oh could be the next breakout, following One Piece’s rise.
The episode closes on a more personal note, as Jesse and Ray reflect on balancing money vs. collecting, what they’ve loved about their first year of Hobby Nonsense, and what they’re excited to build heading into 2026.