Pacino! El-P! T-Swift! The Brothers Raskin are cooking up something tasty and you’re going to want to shake it off. Brother Pat drops a register and how to tell the difference between a Vincent Hanna and a Frank Slade. Bonus: you’ll want to listen to Ryan Adam’s version of 1989.

Brother Ben went to the Kilby Block Party and saw Run the Jewels. Coors Banquet beers were drank, Ju$t-ice was done, and El-P couldn’t catch his breath along to the Wasatch Front. Spoiler: it was an amazing show. Line tattoos were discussed and why Kendrick Lamar deserved a Pulitzer—sorry Freddie Gibbs.

The Brothers end the show talking about Ben’s screenplay, No One is Home. Elevator Pitch: Sci-fi/thriller—Northern Utah family on the brink of divorce grieve a lost child…until they don’t. Download the PDF.

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Corona! Knobs! Conan! Looks like Aunt Rona came and planted a big, fat, wet one right on Brother Patrick. Down but not out, Pat comes out swinging with a lengthy soliloquy about Arnold, Blade Runner, and Kindergarten Cop. Chuck that harpy out of here because Conan ain’t got time to bleed. Plus, you’ll want to sign up for their Patreon page because there’s more than enough shirtless flexing to keep you warm all summer long.

Brother Ben hits repeat and talks about his favorite theater flix, movies so good he went back more than twice to see them. Clue, Aliens, Predator—naturally—are highlighted but Ben goes a bit deeper with a couple less renown pictures. Pass the popcorn because Ben goes down memory lane at the Cinedomes and Red Rock Theatres. #RIPLVTheaters.

In all seriousness, Patrick is one the mend. This podcast is a do-over because the earlier show didn’t upload. Sound quality is a bit off because neither of the Brothers were using their normal microphones. Mistakes were made but won’t be repeated. Thanks for listening and supporting the show.

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Playgirl! Advocaat! Bender! The Brothers are back and talking Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 “classic?,” The Shining. From Dick Hallorann to Delbert Grady, no one is safe as they step into Room 237 for a quick bath. Brother Patrick isn’t gonna hurt ya—he's just going to bash your brains in with an incredibly hot take.

Patrick makes a connection to The Breakfast Club and Brother Ben shares a thought or two about the moon landing. If you like hairbrained podcasts, then honey, you’re home. The Brothers have some very definite ideas about what should be done with Danny. FUN FACT: Going to the doctor isn’t one of them.

General conversation about Kubrick and why 2010 is a perfect sequel to 2001. Open your own pod bay door, Hal. Plus, why you shouldn't worry and love the bomb.

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Dashikis! Socialism! Fracking! Put down the granny smith apple and get ready for a heartfelt show from the Brothers Raskin. Patrick kick starts the show with a fashion update and why breast pockets are worst than no pockets and Ben shares volunteering at the 2023 Salt Lake City Marathon. Brother Pat talks about his running history and how he hit the road for over 30 months. FUN FACT: running every day is good for losing weight.

The back half of the show is about how Patrick left the evil empire and became part of the rebellion. He started a new job and he’s taking us on an incredible journey from the warehouse to the classroom. Throw in a little Dolly Parton and you’ll see why you should always be moving forward.

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Lights! Camera! Hughesland! It’s a trip back in time when being a local meant something. Comps were the social compacts that kept the city rolling, respect was earned not given, and Las Vegas was the center of the universe.

Patrick is taking us back to Hughesland, his crazed vision of an alternative history to the Boy’s hometown of Las Vegas. Equal parts Kennedy Brothers, Howard Hughes, and gangster story, this episode is packed with imagination, drama, and laughs.

Brother Pat spares no details getting into the dirt of Vegas and Brother Ben keeps the drinks coming as they explore this Las Vegas 2.0. If you’re curious about the origins of this story, check out episode 16.

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Candy! Belushi! Gardenia! Ben and Patrick are flying high on the amazing world of cinema with a profanity laced, cinema loving, drunken rant of a show. Imagine John Candy still with us and playing the heavy in your favorite films. 1970s movies are given their due, Raymond Chandler get a nod, and why you need to watch out where you extinguish your stogie.

Because the people asked, the boys delivered with a deep dive into Chuck Bronson’s 1978 “classic” Death Wish 2 with Pat mapping out Lawrence Fishburne’s career. Plus, they finish the show like a soaring eagle breaking down Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963—no quotation marks—classic, The Birds. It’s a barrel of monkeys of a show, sorry for all the ice clinking in the background.

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“This is Lousiana, Chief! I mean, how do you know who your daddy is? Because your mama told you so!”

Oswald! Ruby! Crab meat! The Boys are on the trail of the assassins with their father, Richard Raskin, and taking a deep dive into the 1991 Oliver Stone magnus opus, JFK. Not only is it a great political thriller, but it might also be one of the great court room dramas. From the Bay of Pigs to Cuban Missile Crisis to the arrest of Clay Shaw (or Bertrand), Brother Richard offers expert insight to all things Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon. Plus, hear what life at UC Berkeley was like in the 60s.

Learn how to survive a nuclear attack, Oswald’s ineptitude with a rifle, and why Bill Clinton can’t administer on a Benadryl. Like a Guy Bannister pistol whipping, there’s enough stingers to go around. Pat talks about visiting the Grassy Knoll and Richard dispels the myth of the lone gunman.

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Berklee! Yacht Rock! Tragesser! Brother Mike Raskin joins the show to talk about moving to Boston, opening for Metallica, and cannonballing John Mayer. He tells the Boys why the best musicians don’t have degrees, how to dance like MC Skat Kat, and the time Paula Abdul hogged all the concessions. PLUS: You'll learn how to strongarm a club owner.

If you ever thought there wasn’t enough Raskin in your podcast, you’ve finally found the right show. Think of it as a Raskn Lager with a shot of Mike on the side. There’re stories from the road, camping in Montreal, and the invention of Chairball. Patrick shares his best day in Canada and Ben defends Brandy (You’re a Fine Girl) by Looking Glass. You'll never think of tent zippers the same after this episode.

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Best Buy! iPhones! Turkish bazaars! Technical issues be damned because the Brothers Raskin will always preserver! Ben shares his new faux-intermediate fasting story and Patrick get the heaves with too much coffee but everything is good once the Boys play a game of “Who Lives to See the Credits.”

What’s worse? Getting infected with Rage or finding yourself alone on the Earth? Ben explore the perfection of Children of Men while Pat spins a yarn what he thinks is The Day After Tomorrow. No stone is left unturn when Marky Mark shows up for a visit.

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“Wanna know how I got these scars? My father was a drinker and fiend. And one day he goes off crazier than usual. Mommy got the kitchen knife to defend herself. He doesn’t like that. Not one bit. So, me watching, he takes the knife to her, laughing while he does it. He turns to me and says, ‘Why so serious!?’”

Why so serious? Because it’s episode 26 of The Brothers Raskin and they’re pitching two Batman movies. It’s nothing but the Cape Crusader, Tango & Cash, and a deep dive into the 1988 Peter Weller/Sam Elliott classic, Shakedown. Plus, Pat unveils a fresh take on Ghostbusters and Ben tries his hand at impersonations. SPOILER: He’s not good.

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