The Ben and Skin Show

With the World Cup coming to town AirBNB is offering up a flat fee to people who would host their homes to strangers as DFW gets hammered by tons of tourists during the upcoming World Cup. Would you rent out your house for a little extra scratch?

For The Big Finish today, KT brought audio from a forgotten SNL sketch dating back to the late 90s starring Will Ferrell and John Goodman, where they are on VH1 Storytellers and telling the real story behind Neil Diamond’s songs.  Plus, we might have discovered our new favorite drummer.

Here's Wednesday's show, featuring Ben opening the show with a wild Dairy Queen scenario, Skin clears up the urban legend about a famous deceased rock star, the details on a new TV show set in Frisco, and big time drama surfacing between the Dallas Cowboys and their star kicker Brandon Aubrey. 

What better way to kick off a Wednesday show, than by discussing everything Dairy Queen. After Ben saw a commercial on a TV in the studio, where the guy was dipping his chicken fingers in DQ soft serve, a big discussion broke out about the highs and lows of DQ. That’s what I like about Texas.

On his nightly documentary intake, Skin tells the real story behind the death of the lead singer of INXS. A story that really needed to be cleared up, because we’ve had it all wrong for years.

KT has the latest TV news, with another chapter of the Taylor Sheridan universe spinning off into Frisco, TX. That’s right, Frisco King starring Samuel L. Jackson, coming to a neighborhood near you.

Technology talk takes the spotlight, with a new survey on the most used online platforms being used by Americans.

A conversation about the Dallas Mavericks short term and long term ramifications of having Khris Middleton on the roster. How he could help Cooper Flagg develop, while also hurting their position in the draft lottery.

The gang turns their attention to Paris, TX, where the now viral Whataburger fight has all the content we need for this edition of Food News.

Reports have surfaced that the Cowboys negotiations with kicker Brandon Aubrey have hit a boiling point, as his agent is asking for 10m dollars a year, meanwhile none of us are sure if paying a kicker that much money even makes sense.

After a California man is sentenced to 45 days in jail for feeding a protected Hawk, we asked the hard hitting questions that needed to be addressed. Is jail to strict for such an innocent mistake, or does the time match the crime?

Here's Tuesday's show, featuring a brand new batch of church fails, news on the upcoming Grand Prix of Arlington, some offensive reality TV shows that actually aired, and how Cooper Flagg missed out on a big opportunity last night in New York. 

Ben runs through a list of stories that have grabbed his attention, from the ongoing situation in Mexico, to the Nancy Guthrie situation in Arizona, where there still appears to be a lack of information about the whereabouts of the mother of the Today show morning host.

KT keeps the world up to date with all the TV news you need to know about, from reboots, to spin-offs, to a brand new HBO Sunday Night tv show coming this week.

Morals and ethics are on the line in Arizona, where a Circle K convenient store manager found the winning 13 million dollar ticket, and acted quickly to take matters into his own hands. This has led to chaos, questions, and a 13 million dollar unclaimed ticket sitting in the Circle K corporate office.

K-Ray has the latest on the upcoming planned renovations at Dos XX Amphitheatre, including what they are trying to accomplish and why they’ve finally decided to do this now.  This spins off into a fun chat about all the big venues in town and some of our favorite places to see shows in DFW.

It’s been a rough couple weeks for the Mavs’ rookie phenom, with a foot injury sidelining him from all-star week activities, and the hits just keep coming as mother nature forced the Mavs to fly to New York late, causing Flagg to miss an appearance on The Tonight Show.

In Florida, some creativity has led to a possible solution of the ongoing problem of coyotes bringing danger to neighborhoods and families who own small pets.  A chihuahua is here to save the day, with his spiked armor.

The Cowboys have been notoriously boring during free agency over the years, and KT tells you why that isn’t necessarily a bad thing, along with some names of players they can sign who might really make the fanbase happy.

Coming in 3 weeks over in Arlington, the debut of the Grand Prix of Arlington, and coming with all the festivities is a couple of big concerts to know about as well.

On the eve of Survivor airing it’s 50th season, KT found some old reality TV shows that were a little bit questionable.  Some of them cringy, some of them seem like they could hold up today, but more importantly, none of them really never needed to happen.

It’s been about 6 months since we’ve visited the vault of church fails, so we were delighted to update the collection with 5 brand new church fails to send us home laughing, along with a few classic ones as well.

Here's Monday's show, featuring a catch-up on all the big stories over the weekend, like another assassination attempt on the president, chaos in Mexico, and the Dallas Cowboys already making a big move to kick off the off-season. 

Ben unveils three insane pieces of content from his timeline, including→ The “Knock It Off” World‑Peace Dad Song A guy earnestly tries to solve geopolitical conflict with dad‑level scolding. → The Unhinged “Brian’s Weird Son” Rant The entire show breaks while listening to a woman passionately declare she’s not marrying Brian’s big nasty creepy son.→ The Worst Movie Death Scene EVER A 1973 action f...

After mysteriously disappearing for the day, Skin finally calls in to reveal the truth: His back is so destroyed he can’t stand up, sit down, or even operate his beloved audio‑recording reflexes. The crew wastes zero time roasting him — while he tries to explain how DJing until 1 AM and possibly dancing to Cotton Eye Joe led to complete physical collapse.