Pearlman! Football! Basterds! The Brothers Raskin join the police academy. It's another coke-fueled podcast as Brother Patrick breaks down the 2023 World Cup, discusses fashion, and what it takes to be a champion. Brother Ben talks Air Force One, Diggstown, and the merits of a large cast—or cask.

It wouldn't be a Brothers Raskin show without multiple references to Ron Pearlman and James Woods, American exceptionalism, and the downside of the Mosquito Coast. Plus, Ben pleads for a remake of Brewster's Millions. The show is free but the laughs are priceless.

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Durst! Fieri! Aldean! The Three Horsemen of the Cancelled Apocalypse drop in for a Club House episode and the Brothers decided to throwdown Brother Patrick thinks Quincey Jones is a cool guy and shoots across Dwayne Wade's bow. Brother Ben thinks Limp Bizkit deserves total credit for every garbage tattoo you have on your body and shares a Kid Rock story.

Yeah, it's kind of a normal episode.

Patrick explains "baseball dumb" and memorializes Michael Jackson. Sky points are thrown to MCA and those with head injuries. Ben solves the NFL's problem and shares his Triple D crisis. Plus, Patrick reviews "Quarterbacks" on Netflix. It's a better than average show, especially when you find out why Ben isn't running for office.

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Teamsters! Skanking! Bosstones! Brother Ben is taking another bite at the apple and applying to fill the vacancy for Salt Lake City Council for District 7. A crowded field of 15 are going full Royal Rumble on July 13 to see who will hold the strap after the dust settles. Brother Pat plays host and interviews his older brother about his 2021 campaign, the importance of public service, and why everyone should run for office once in their life.

Learn why bus stops need garbage cans, Ben Carr needs a workout tape, and how to plog. Plus, Pat teases the ultimate WWF dead pool game: Alive/Dead/In Florida. We'll tweet the hell out of that episode. And you'll hear from Nixon/Hoffa, the Brother's new ska band.

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Blue Bloods! Don Quixote! Tremors! Apologies to Douglas Adams, but it is episode #42. The Brothers Raskin are joined by Anthony Giorgio. He's 1/3 of the Wandering Productions: writer, director, cinematographer, all-around mensch. Anthony joins the show to talk about the film process, shooting a 48-hour movie, and John Carpenter flicks.

Brother Patrick pitches his 2-day movie and goes deep with Sidney Lumet. Brother Ben gets corrected a dozen times on his pronunciations—FUN FACT: Ben hosts two podcasts (Let's Go! with USANA), speech therapy works. There's giggles abound and you'll learn a thing or two about making a movie, like what the hell is a folly.

And because he's smarter than two Raskins combined, Anthony explains the importance of French New Wave Cinema and the origins of Wandering Productions. For balance, Ben discusses "The Dark Backwards," a movie about a garbage man who grows a third arm and becomes a standup comic. #balance

Wandering Productions is a Salt Lake City-based video/film company owned and operated by incredible, young talents. Check out the video they did for Ben's campaign. Here's their Instagram and Facebook. They're great and if you need something filmed, the Brothers Raskin give them 7 out of 7 stars. Shoot them an email with any questions.

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Harry! Dean! Stanton! Move over Mr. Universe, the Brothers Raskin are flexing their way to the top. It's an all-beef patty podcast with enough Schwarzenegger to choke a horse. Brother Pat gives the full rundown on "Manifest" and "Revolution." He's watching so much bad TV, it's surprising he didn't do 90-minutes on "The Last Ship."

Brother Ben leans into The Govenator and talks about the new Arnold documentary on Netflix. Never one to back down from a fight, Ben talks about liberals and Democrats taking back the flag, national anthem and everything else that makes America great. 13 bars and 50 stars with a Punisher logo is for loser and Ben is sick and tired of MAGAtards thinking patriotism is only for Jan. 6 tourists. Plus, the Brothers do a deepdive into "The Last Stand (2014)."

Also, hang tight to the end of the show for some special bonus talk. Ben shares getting the stomach flu in Seattle and flying home.

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Treason! Matthau! Gene Wright! Well, it's the taking of the Pelham 1-2-3. If you want a doody rhyme, then come see the Brother Raskin! A lot happen since June 13 when Pat and Ben saddled up to the microphone, but a dated show is still better than no show at all. Especially, if you're a Boston Celtics fan.

The Boys take a walk down memory lane and revisit a movie nobody under the age of 53 has ever seen—the Robert Shaw classic (aforementioned), The Taking of the Pelham One Two Three. Patrick then rolls up his sleeves and give Jesse Plemons a prison yard beating while Ben maps out the perfect crime. Plus, did somebody say Mueller Report?

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Jaws! Popcorn! Audio Issues! Sergeant Harvey Hainer turned on the Bat Signal and the Brothers Raskin assembled for an episode so large and imposing, it required the rare Cousin Raskin to fill in the ranks.

No fear because Brooks Bird is here! He's a raconteur, movie critic, and co-host of your next favorite podcast, The Big Movie Mouth Off. Brooks is a hell of storyteller that's why it's surprise Tiger Beat recently him as named America's Next Sweetheart.

The Brothers and Brooks talk summer blockbusters, the ideal seat in a theater and what to do with that bucket of popcorn. Plus, if you like conflict, you'll love/hate Brooks correcting Ben how to pronounce the legendary actor Roy Scheider's name.

Subscribe to Brooks' podcast, The Big Movie Mouth Off. Follow Brooks on Twitter.

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Spain! UConn! Heineken! The Brothers Raskin are a man heavy when Brother Harrison Raskin joins the show. Harry is the former senior editor of The Daily Campus, the longest continual running print college paper in the country, recent urban and community studies & philosophy graduate, and Boston's newest resident. The Brothers Triplet explore the death of print journalism, what it means to be a philosopher, and why nobody can make it without two degrees.

Brother Pat drops the mic à la Blondie versus Bob Dylan, offers career advice, and champions Vegas' taco scene. Brother Ben shares a couple of tales from the police blotter and why you should just order what's on tap when travelling abroad. Harry shares his recent trip to Barcelona and how not to get snubbed at the church gates. Fun for all—especially Ellen.

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Scorpio! Magnum! Mayor John Vernon?!? The Brothers Raskin have only one question for you: “You feel lucky punk? Well, do you?” Belly up to the counter and order a footlong hot dog for either lunch or dinner because the Boys are chatting all things Clint Eastwood. There’s nothing “dirty” about this Callahan as Brother Patrick talks the finer points of police procedurals, 70s cinema, and why it’s so hard to find the perfect fourth movie in a film franchise—you’ll wonder who put a nickel in him.

Brother Ben is fascinated with Eastwood’s fashion, a San Francisco before the tech boom, and the nostalgia of gritter movies. Patrick dodges the third rail with a rundown of The Taking of the Pelham 1-2-3 (and if you want a doo-doo rhythm, come see me). BONUS: move over Robert Shaw, either Tom Hardy or Michael Shannon is wearing your hat.

It’s a laugh a minute. You’d be an absolute fool not to tell your friends, family, and local ministry all the hilarity the Brothers have ready for you.

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Pacino! De Niro! Fleetwood! Can you feel the heat coming from around the corner? From Laurel Canyon to Downtown Los Angeles, the Brothers Raskin take a tour through Michael Mann’s 1995 crime thriller classic: Heat. This podcast has a great ass and the Brothers Raskin have their heads all the way up it. There ain’t no barbeques or ballgames in this episode as Brother Ben does what he best which is taping podcasts. Brother Pat does what he does best, making sure everybody gets made.

The action is the juice as Pat channels his inner Hanna. They’re talking Waingro, Studi, Sizemore, and Ton Loc. These guys are good. Once it escalated into a murder one beef for both, they didn’t hesitate. Pop! Pop! Pop! It’s a book about metals. Plus, there is a lot of love for Ted Levine.

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