The Ben and Skin Show

We go back to 5 years ago, where Skin, Krystina, and KT, left Ben in the studio on his own to fend for himself during a gameshow, plus KT’s magical interview with legendary singer Dionne Warwick.

Here's Wednesday's show, featuring Jason Kidd's response to Mark Cuban's explosive comments, the craziest thing Skin saw in Colorado, and the clips of the month from the month of March!

Ben is out once again, as he continues to wait on that kidney stone to shoot out, but we asked him to zoom in so we could kick him in the privates while making him listen to the Ben bloopers from the month of March

Skin has another tale from his weekend trip to Colorado, including the craziest thing he saw there, which had us all wishing we had one of them here. 

A wild story about how a man known as "The Joker" and his crew broke the Texas Lottery by working through a loophole...or was it all a fix?

What makes a gentlemen's bet legally binding? And how could it ruin your career? Buckle up for this wild story of a man who welched on a half-a-million dollar bet and now is probably not going to be working in his industry any longer. 

Jason Kidd had a chance to respond to the comments Mark Cuban made about the Luka trade, and yeah this one feels like it's not going away anytime soon. 

The cassette player and the iPod are starting to find a resurgence despite Apple not making iPods anymore. KT shares his story of his recently acquired iPod and why the world might be much better if they make a return. 

The NFL Owners Meetings are happening out in Phoenix, AZ, meaning the media got a chance to stick a microphone in front of Jerry Jones, which is both nauseating and interesting all at the same time. Jerry actually hit us with a new quote we hadn't heard before. 

The good, the bad, and the ugly from the Ben and Skin show in the month of March, featuring great jokes, tense arguments, and so much more. 

Here's Tuesday's show, featuring a check in on the health of Ben Rogers as he continues to go to war with a kidney stone. Plus, the return of Name That Headliner, Mark Cuban sets the house on fire, and the latest updates on the Tiger Woods and Charlie Kirk cases. 

Another day with Ben out due to a kidney stone, and today we learn a ton about the anatomy of the human being.

As we’ve all been watching DTF: St. Louis on HBO, we’ve also noticed a certain commercial has been appearing across multiple platforms.

KT has the latest news on the Tiger Woods car crash and the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

The famous card game returns as Skin and Krystina try to name the headliner of actual concerts from the past after learning who the opener for the show was.

Another good night for the Rangers, meanwhile the Mavericks’ home losing streak continues.

An interview from the Cowboys head coach at the owners meetings, causes some internal reflection from the members on the show.

What songs and artists have been covered the most?

Mark Cuban explains in an interview why he sold the Mavs, his biggest regret about selling the Mavs, and sheds some light on why he thinks Luka Doncic was traded.

A new segment that tries to answer some questions about what the hell is happening out there in the wilderness. Today’s case studies are a McDonald’s drive-thru, Dana White, and Caleb Williams.

Here's Monday's show, featuring why Ben Rogers is away from the show today, a super-lit Rangers weekend, another Tiger Woods incident, Krystina has some Weezer news, and Skin details his Colorado field trip. 

Big Ben Rogers zooms in from the ether, as he had to miss today’s show due to a kidney stone. How big is it? Tune in to find out.

Skin took his son on a college visit in Colorado and detailed some of the observations from the outing, including a new convenient store that we didn’t know existed.

The TODAY show morning host has announced that she’s returning to work next Monday, even after no developments in the case of her missing mother. When is too early to go back? Do companies have a right to make you return?

A look at UConn’s shocking upset over Duke in the NCAA Tournament, as a turnover led to a 35 foot 3 point shot to let the Huskies advance to the FInal Four.