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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Desperado – The Brothers Raskin

Penelope! Telemachus! Calypso! Ever wanted to hear Brother Ben sicker than a dog? Well, you're in luck because you've just downloaded the latest and greatest episode of the Brothers Raskin. Ben kicks things off with a thanks to all Mothers, including his beloved MIL. Brother Patrick joins suit and is grateful for the ladies in his life. The Boys ramble about this and that but land on gambling back in Las Vegas and the closing of the iconic Buffalo Bill's Hotel and Casino at Primm, Nevada. The fellas chat about the insane (absolutely insane) rollercoaster, Desperado, and why you'd need to be on trucker speed to enjoy this death trap. Patrick pivots to Christopher Nolan's upcoming movie, The Odyssey. The Brother rank Nolan's work and discuss the significance of World War II in both "Dunkirk" and "Oppenheimer." Ben throws out a couple of ideas for his next project and they chat about life in Yalta. Be a mensch and tell a friend. Share the podcast with a buddy and help spread the good word. If you have a minute, give a review, rating, and follow.

1. Desperado 01:08:35
2. Daddy Beats Bubbles 01:06:39
3. UFO Dreams 57:39
4. Lord Calvert 01:04:51
5. Open Mic 27:31