The Brothers Raskin are Diggstown Men

Welcome to Olivarir County!

The Brothers Raskin crossed into Diggstown and its’s ten men up and ten men down. Remember: never con a conman, especially if he’s better than you. Brother Patrick fires up the grill with a Bear v. Beef throwdown. Is it better to serve the masses or the critic? Is there a difference between perfection or is perfection simply a sandwich that gets the job done? Don’t know? Patrick does.

The fellows pivot hard to a deep dive on Oliver Platt. Oliver Platt is one of America’s great character actors and the Brothers deep a toe into Lake Placid. Nope, not the site of 1980’s Miracle of Ice but the spot where Betty White said, “Thank you, Officer F*ck-Meat.” Yes, one of the Golden Girls was rooting for the crocodiles. Brother Ben highlights the benefits of Quick Change with Bill Murray and why it’s always a good idea to know where the landmarks are.

The Brothers Raskin can be found on Ben’s website, BennyRaskin.com.  Check out the website and ask the Brothers a question. Scout’s honor, they’ll answer it or at minimum give you a shoutout on the podcast. It’s a work in progress and they can use your support. Best of all, they haven’t started a Patreon page yet…yet.

Diggstown.

Quick Change.

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Rear View Window The Brothers Raskin

Brother Patrick's on assignment, but Brother Ben's not flying solo. This week on The Brothers Raskin, Ben welcomes two all-star guests: his sister Tee Raskin and his wife Erin. Ben and Tee rewind to their high school hijinks—stealing Mom's car, decorating a Rose Bowl float for the Kiwanis, and road-tripping across the desert to Tempe, Arizona to see the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Bonus: Pearl Jam opened for Nirvana. Double bonus: typewriter talk. Did they get busted? Tune in to find out. Be a mensch—rate, review, and tell a friend. Brother Patrick returns next week.  
  1. Rear View Window
  2. Quitters Day!
  3. Business Time!
  4. Dirty Drifter
  5. Hit the Paddles

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One response to “The Brothers Raskin are Diggstown Men”

  1. 4 stars for the Button. 5 for the bros. Do not move to Chicago.

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