Here's Thursday's show, featuring Skin paying homage to local music in DFW, a coyote attack in Frisco, the biggest one hit wonders of the 2000s, and should we be buying in to the good vibes that Schotty is laying down?
Guess These Voices?
In an unusual way to start the show, Skin brings to the table some audio from the world, featuring some celebrities, and he challenged KT to name those voices.
Do You Feel Attached to the AAC?
What happens when the Mavericks and Stars break up after decades of sharing a home—and why does it feel like the end of an era?In this jam-packed episode of The Ben and Skin Show, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray hold down the fort while Ben Rogers is away, and they’re bringing the heat with a hilarious, insightful, and slightly chaotic ride through Dallas sports and local culture.
John Mulaney vs. Three 14 Year Old Boys
The moment we’ve all been waiting for has finally came and gone, as comedian John Mulaney fought three 14 year old boys on his talk show last night, streamed LIVE on Netflix. Listen here to find out how it went, why one member of the show missed out on the action, and why KT is so up in arms about the lack of attention that this fight received.
Why Is Costner Getting Sued?
Despite having the key to the city of Irving, Kevin Costner is not perfect as a news story surfaces today that he’s being sued by someone on the set of the shooting of Horizon 2. Listen here for the worrisome details, and also a presidential fun fact.
7 Foot Singers and Saving The Scene: A Hat Tip to DFW Local Music
What does it take to keep a city’s music soul alive when developers, gentrification, and time threaten to erase it?In this heartfelt and hilariously offbeat episode of The Ben and Skin Show, Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray dive deep into the beating heart of the DFW music scene—and it’s as wild, weird, and wonderful as you’d expect.From Krystina’s Nirvana cover band Oatmeal Pizza (yes, you read that right) to a passionate plea to save Fort Worth’s beloved venue The Cicada, the crew blends humor, nostalgia, and genuine love for local music into an unforgettable hour of radio. You’ll hear about the upcoming June 8th benefit show, the rise of Fort Worth as a cultural powerhouse, and the bittersweet tug-of-war between community and commercialization.But the real showstopper? Skin’s tribute to his high school buddy Rob Dunlap—a 7-foot-tall, bearded legend—whose band The Golden Falcons is reuniting for a 20-year anniversary show at Double Wide. With a vinyl reissue of their cult-classic Honduras album and a stacked lineup including Hawk vs. Dove and Minor Tigers, this episode is a rallying cry for anyone who’s ever moshed in a dive bar or discovered their favorite band in a back alley venue.Memorable Moments:
“The Eagle was here before radio existed… back in the Tin Pan Alley days.”
“Imagine a 7-footer with a beard down to his chest belting out indie rock—how do you not go to that show?”
“We should’ve called it the Wildlife Tour: Golden Falcons, Hawk vs. Dove, Minor Tigers!”
🎸 Themes:
The evolution (and gentrification) of DFW’s music neighborhoods
The importance of supporting local venues and artists
Nostalgia, friendship, and the power of music to bring people back together
Pizza, Playoffs, and Postseason Panic
Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray—serve up a piping-hot slice of DFW life, from the best pizza in town to the unraveling of the Rangers’ offense. This episode is a rollercoaster of sports takes, personal stories, and laugh-out-loud moments that only this crew can deliver.Key Highlights:🍕 Pizza Passion: The gang kicks things off with a mouthwatering ode to Andrew’s American Pizza Kitchen, where five styles of pizza—including a buttery Dallas-style crust—have the crew drooling.🏒 Stars on the Brink: With the Dallas Stars facing elimination, Krystina brings the optimism while KT drops the cold facts. And yes, Shippy—the beloved DJ and former show member—is the secret weapon.🏀 NBA Mayhem: The Thunder obliterate the Timberwolves, and Skin’s story about running into Avery Johnson at the Swexan Hotel is as random as it is awesome. “By the time I walked in the house, the Thunder were already up 30!”
Limes, Toads, and Freezers: Florida's WIldest Wildlife Story Yet
What do you do when a poisonous toad the size of a lime threatens your pet rabbit?In this absolutely unhinged and wildly entertaining episode of The Ben and Skin Show, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray—dives headfirst into one of the most bizarre wildlife stories to ever hop out of Florida. From milky toxins to freezer-based euthanasia, this segment is equal parts hilarious, horrifying, and head-scratching.KT brings the heat with a “Wildlife News” segment that spirals into chaos as the team reacts to a local Florida news report about the invasive and toxic cane toad. The story features a tiny old man worried about his pet rabbit, a toad-measuring system based on produce (“anywhere from a lime to two or three times that size”), and a snake that moonlights as a pest control agent.Notable Quotes & Funniest Moments:
“This is the only toad I know that needs a milking table.”
“If you find a lady that’s down for Orajel, marry her.”
“Other people just throw them in freezers.”
“Wait, once you leave the lime, don’t you go to an apple?”
“Can I borrow your water snake to come over here and get rid of my toads?”
Themes:
The absurdity of local news
Florida’s never-ending supply of chaos
The crew’s unmatched chemistry and comedic timing
Why You Should Listen: This episode is a masterclass in comedic storytelling, with the team riffing off each other in peak form. Whether you're a longtime fan or a first-time listener, this is the kind of segment that will have you laughing out loud and texting your friends, “You have to hear this.”
Is Schotty The Real Deal?
“Can a crawfish boil and a Whataburger breakfast really build a winning football culture?”In this laugh-out-loud and thought-provoking episode of The Ben and Skin Show, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray dive headfirst into the curious case of Brian Schottenheimer, the newly minted head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Is he a genuine culture-builder or just another coach playing a role?From Troy Aikman’s TV cynicism to Schottenheimer’s over-caffeinated energy, the crew dissects the hype, the headlines, and the hilarity surrounding the Cowboys’ offseason. You’ll hear about:
🍔 Whataburger diplomacy: Schottenheimer feeds the entire Cowboys facility—including accounting and HR—with breakfast burgers. Is this team bonding or just bulking season?
🏌️♂️ Putting competitions and pizza ovens: The team’s offseason activities sound more like a backyard bash than a football camp.
🐶 The forgotten dog name: Schottenheimer claims to care deeply about his players—but forgets the name of Javonte Williams’ dog mid-interview. Oops.
🧊 Ice skating injuries waiting to happen: A planned hockey competition to honor the Dallas Stars has the crew nervously laughing about potential player injuries.
This episode is a perfect blend of sports insight, comedic banter, and philosophical musing on leadership, authenticity, and the fine line between motivation and performance art.🎧 Don’t miss this one—especially if you’re a Cowboys fan, a cynic, or just here for the crawfish and chaos.
Coyotes and Spelling Bee Fun
“What do a rogue coyote, a spelling prodigy, and a portable third TV have in common?”In this hilariously unpredictable episode of The Ben and Skin Show, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray—take you on a whirlwind tour of the weird, the wild, and the wonderfully Texan.📰 KT’s Weekday Update kicks off with a jaw-dropping local headline: an 8-year-old girl in Frisco is attacked by a coyote—during the show! The team dives into the bizarre details, including the coyote’s fate (“Did they handcuff it?”), rabies stats (“1,000 people die of rabies every 3,000 years”), and a nostalgic breakdown of Old Yeller that somehow turns into a Bill Murray appreciation moment.🎤 Funniest Moments:
“Lacey Lane? That sounds like a porn star from the seventies.”
“Did they deport the coyotes to Colombia?”
“Let’s add actual lightning to the spelling bee lightning round.”
“You don’t work here? You just give off camp counselor vibes.”
📺 Then it’s on to Faizon Zaki, a 12-year-old spelling bee phenom from Allen, TX, who’s carrying the hopes of North Texas into the Scripps National Spelling Bee finals. The crew debates whether he deserves a key to the city—and whether adult spelling bees should include actual lightning strikes for drama.This episode is a perfect blend of local news, off-the-wall humor, and heartfelt moments, all wrapped in the signature chemistry of Ben, Skin, KT, and Krystina.