Zappa! Patricia Clarkson! Kissinger! Set sail aboard the S.S. Brothers Raskin as they sail the Seas of Cheese with old friend, Ben Guerard. Cousin Ben is one of Brother Ben's oldest friends. They met at the Harvard of the West, University of Nevada, and quickly bounded over Mr. Bungle, Bruce Campbell, and whammy bar dives.

Ben G. shares his earliest memories of music, the importance of Frank Zappa, and why you should never stop rooting through the record store bins. Brother Pat talks eras of music and why being a generalist is always better than a specialist. Ben R. shares getting his bank account hacked by Twitch and Ben G. paints a potential dystopian future unleashed by A.I. As a cybertech whiz, Ben G. knows what he's talking about.

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Hüsker Dü! Skanking Pickle! Voodoo Glow Skulls! Sugar House's own Phil Spector is taking the Brothers Raskin hostage! Cousin Timm Lewis joins the Brothers for a sweeping conversation about a range of topics including 90s punk, Kilby Court, and SLC's hardcore scene. A wealth of stories, Timm discusses his new project, Echoes of Oceans, and how artificial intelligence impacts songwriting.

Timm highlights Michael Azerrad's Our Band Could Be Your Life and puts some spit shine on Ice Cube's "It Was a Good Day." If Picasso painted in profanities, this episode would be hanging in the Louvre.

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Tom Morello and Scott Ian's Game of Thrones theme.

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Rogers! Lumberjacks! Napoleon! There's a gremlin in the machine at Brothers Raskin Studios. The sound might be off but the laughs are just right. Ever put a price tag on looking good? Brother Patrick starts the show with a price check on the old soup strainer. Travis Kelce gets put on blast as Brother Ben talks Napoleon and Tony Scott's best movie (and yes, yet another group of talented brothers putting in the work). SPOILER: Ben really liked Napoleon.

The second half of the show is all about historical movie pitches. They didn't have time to get to Fireball winning gold at the 2010 San Francisco Spirits Competition but they did knock back eight great ideas. Apologies to Mark Kram for thinking Mailer wrote the book and just got to Netflix for Wham!.

Listed below are the books:

The Real Frank Zappa by Frank Zappa (1990)

John Quincy Adams: Militant Spirit by James Traub (2017)

Ghosts of Manila: The Fateful Blood Feud Between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier by Mark Kram (2002)

George Washington: A Life by Ron Chernow (2010)

A Crack in the Edge of the World by Simon Winchester

Guns and Shea Butter: The filming of Predator by The Hollywood Reporter

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Franklin! Maddon! Sarah Josepha Hale! Happy Thanksgiving from the Brothers Raskin. Brother Ben is robust and juicy for this special episode. He shares some SLC geography, how to walk a dog, and cooking tips for a Swanson's dinner. Brother Patrick has a frog in his throat but still has the stones to invite a cast of friends to the pod. The Brothers discuss John Maddon's legacy, top Thanksgiving movies, and pitch an A.I. version of a Black Friday thriller, called "Cold Stuffing."

If you're looking for advice to survive the racist uncle at the dinner table, Ben has a couple of thoughts—hint: blame Ben. The Brothers go over Thanksgiving traditions and trivia and discuss the importance of cooking your sea mammals correctly. It's a long show but the price is right. Remember: always keep your helment on. Both Ben and Patrick are stoked for all the listeners and appreciate the positive feedback. Like the show said, caring is what comes from inside.

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Taylor! Vaughn! Cerrano! The Brothers Raskin are back and they're bringing all of their friends along with them. Brother Patrick kicks it off with FOX's newest police procedural—Razzle Dazzle. He then takes a dive into the deep end of the pool with Nyad, the new Jodie Foster film with Annette Benning rounding out the cast. Brother Ben points out that Dwayne Hicks tried to get his claws into Ripley strangely fast, but hell, you miss every shot you don't take. Plus, what about that Sheriff of Nottingham?

Break out the pads and pens because Ben is taking a deep seat in the armchair economics of Major League. Spoiler: Not only should Lou Brown win Manager of the Year, Rachel Phelps could easily afford the yearly dues to Shell Bay Club in Miami. Also, if you're not careful, you might get Eddie Harris' chest hairs in your teeth.

And you're not going to want to miss Patrick's special tune at the 39:00 mark. You're welcome, Alice in Chains and Roosters Brewing Co.

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Blob! Slob! Oh, Good God! It's a horrible, horrible podcast with the Brothers Raskin. Brother Ben breaks out of the starting blocks with a recap of his recent race on Antelope Island. Blisters be damned as he shares stories of bison, snakes, and foxes. Runner's high? How about "Friday the 13th: Crystal Lake" levels of waking hallucinations? Ben shares his latest Jason Vorhees fan fiction set at a bingo parlor.

Brother Patrick is scratch breaking down daylights saving—double barrels to farmers and Arizona. Boones breaks down "Five Nights at Freddy's" and places the crown back on Nick Cage for "Willy's Wonderland." Bonus content: Patrick has a hole-in-one zombie pitch. Hang to the end of the show to hear his golf course related next 72-Hour pitch.

Shout out to Ben's niece, Emma. Love you, Kiddo.

Thank you to Roosters Brewing Co. for providing bomber, ice-cold beers at the end of the race. If you're in the Ogden/Layton area, grab some brews and enjoy.

Prop Store Auction: Buy a Pulse Rifle for two—one for us, one for you.

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Hollywood! Insurrection! Kryptonite!

The Brothers Raskin are weathering the storms and Brother Patrick is freezing! The ol' thermometer is hovering around 63-degrees and Boones ain't happy. Patrick riffs on weight-loss, calories-in/calories-out, and falling asleep starving. The proof is in the pudding—the old man lost over 100-pounds.

Human beatbox machine and underwear model Brother Ben talks local politics, crime in the neighborhood, and how animal control needs to step up their game. He then shares tales from the casting couch (AKA job interviews). Needless to say, it didn't go well.

The Brothers finish up chatting about low-brow, low-cost horror flicks. Specifically, "Cobweb" and why doors behind fridges are terrifying. Patrick talks about the buzz of a good scary movie and the benefits of Halloween candy.

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Sweet! Salty! Crunchy! Happy Halloween from the Brothers Raskin! The leaves have changed, pumpkins carved, and the Good Count is here to suck you off. Brother Patrick is in rare form during these chilly evenings as he describes the perfect horror movie. He goes full Dream Warrior on Freddy Krueger and the benefits of practical effects. Plus, Patrick explains why the very best directors get their start in horror.

Brother Ben opens up the books and talks about cost of owning a gimp, why Tom Savini is a God, and why Santa Clara is a heck of place to run a video store. And dust off your Mitch Pileggi fan fiction because Ben rides the lightning for "Shocker."

The episode runs long but it's free. The Brothers end the show listing their favorite Halloween movies. It's worth the wait.

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Mantle! Perot! Gwynn!

Don't crowd the plate because the Brothers Raskin are hitting the links in style. Shit talking went to an all-time eleven when the Brothers yammer for almost 10-minutes that Mickey Mantle was overrated and a horrible baseball player. Brother Ben runs down why George Washington is better than King George III and Brother Pat has a stern warning for friend of the show, Gywn Fisher. #Parady

Something wonderful happens as Ben transitions to 2010: The Year We Make Contact. The Brothers litigate is the top 25 movies of the last 100 years need a sequel. Hold on to your hat, young Knickerbocker, you'll never believe what Patrick has to say about Sunset Boulevard.

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Underwood! Saints! Zappa! Man, oh, man, the Brothers Raskin are back! After a three week hiatus (you'd never know—they banked a bunch of shows, #TCOB), Brothers Pat and Ben are back on the twos and fours. Patrick shares an incredible story of grit and fortitude as his soccer team takes home some serious hardware. Spoiler: Ruby gets things done.

Ben left the gun and took the cannoli after watching "The Many Saints of Newark." Patrick plays Melfi and goes deep into the ziti and they have a laugh at all names ending in vowels. It's all good-natured fun. Ben shares going to Saltair with Cousin Ben Guerard for a cancelled Queens of the Stone Age show and Patrick heads up Laurel Canyon to talk Zappa. It's a bunch of slider doors talking Mothers of Invention, Steve Vai, and Captain Beefheart.

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