The Ben and Skin Show

Here's Friday's show, where we tell you to beware of road construction all weekend long in DFW, the history of a wild Detroit rock feud, a look back at the year 2016, and how the Cowboys have tipped their hand at their defensive coaching search. We're off on Monday in rememberance of MLK, but we'll be back Tuesday 3-6pm! Have a great weekend, friends!

IBM has invaded the building. VIP spots are disappearing. Sticker‑based vigilante justice is being served.And Skin has once again arrived to find a mystery car sitting smugly in his spot.Ben paints the picture: warm towels, infused water, valet vibes, and finger sandwiches in the VIP area—while KT and Krystina fight for survival in the dimly lit “probation‑adjacent” dungeon that passes for non‑VIP parking.

“What if a photo is so perfect… you can't tell whether it's real anymore?”That's the question that launches today's wildly entertaining episode of The Ben and Skin Show, as Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray dive into one of the most chaotic online debates of the week.Skin brings the crew an Instagram post from longtime Dallas photographer Jason Janik, whose striking protest photo has stirred up a frenzy—not because of the subject matter, but because the comments immediately devolved into a full‑blown “Is this AI?” cage match.

“If someone wanted to make a TV show about the worst moment of your life… should they have to tell you first?”That's the emotional, tension‑filled question that launches today's episode of The Ben and Skin Show — and the debate that sends the crew into one of the sharpest pop‑culture roundtables of the year.Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray break down a headline making waves in Hollywood:Pamela Anderson says she felt “icky” being near Seth Rogen at the Golden Globes — because he never contacted her before producing Pam & Tommy.Was that crossing a line? Was it unethical? Or is it simply the price of being a pop‑culture figure?

“How does a Detroit garage‑rock success story suddenly implode into a bar‑fight scandal?”That's the thought‑provoking question that launches one of the most entertaining deep‑dives The Ben and Skin Show has delivered this month.Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray unravel a jaw‑dropping piece of rock history: the little‑known moment when Jack White ended up in court after a heated confrontation with Von Bondies frontman Jason Stollsteimer.

“Why did 2016 explode over the last couple of days?”That's the question that kicks off this wonderfully unhinged, laugh‑heavy episode of The Ben & Skin Show — featuring your favorite crew: Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray.From there, the gang tumbles down a wild pop‑culture rabbit hole sparked by a Hollywood Reporter list of movies and shows turning ten. What starts as harmless nostalgia quickly snowballs into a review of everything from The People vs. O.J. Simpson to Deadpool to the notoriously chaotic Batman v. Superman.

“Is there even a single team left that you care about… at all?”That's the thought-provoking question that launches this lively, fast-moving episode of The Ben & Skin Show — featuring Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray. And from that moment on, the crew does what it does best: turns a simple NFL weekend preview into a glorious tornado of chaos, jokes, and wild sports storylines.

“At what point do the Cowboys stop interviewing defensive coordinators and actually pick one?”That's the question that launches a wildly entertaining segment on The Ben & Skin Show, as Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray dive head‑first into the tangled mess that is Dallas' defensive search.From surprising trends in the Cowboys' candidate list to arguments about the perfect draft strategy, this episode swings between legit football insight and absolute comedic derailment in classic Ben & Skin fashion.• The Cowboys' DC Mystery DeepensWhy have they interviewed only coaches over 50? Is focusing on defensive passing‑game specialists a sign of where the team is headed? And which surprising veteran names are still in play?

“Is there actually a world where the Lakers would consider trading Luka Dončić?”That jaw‑dropping question sets the tone for this fiery, hilarious, and utterly compelling episode of The Ben & Skin Show, featuring Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray—a crew who somehow turn NBA chaos into premium comedy every single time. This episode drops you right into the madness surrounding the Max Kellerman–Rich Paul podcast, where a casual hypothetical about Luka's future ignited a week‑long inferno in Laker Nation.

“What's the strangest thing you've ever heard a police officer say while arresting… an emu?”That absurd question launches a hysterical, high‑energy episode of The Ben & Skin Show, featuring your favorite crew: Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray. This segment is a rollercoaster—from emu arrests to deadly‑animal trivia—and it never slows down.The show opens with a Florida police officer trying to wrangle an emu named Tina, Then the mayhem escalates as the gang launches into their uproarious Wildlife Feud, a trivia showdown filled with ridiculous answers, shocked reactions, and nonstop laughs.

Here's Thursday's show, featuring a comedian going at Troy Aikman, a fantastic trip inside the wayback machine, 2 loaded segments of Entertainment Headlines, more bad Mavs news, The Florida Report, and why local libraries are having long wait times for a certain steamy book series. Enjoy, and have a great day!

Ben unveils his new “Skylight Calendar,” prompting the rest of the team to roast him for buying a $600 digital picture frame the size of a TV. The crew spirals into an improvised country song about marital bedpan responsibilities, featuring instant classics like:“No stranger's hand on my butt cheeks…”Ben reflects on the intensity of a 20‑year radio career while staring at family photos — only for Skin to interrupt with:“So basically 60% of your family album is just you and Tom Cruise?”Tom Cruise, Danica Patrick, Ron Washington — somehow they're all in Ben's camera roll.

Skin reveals a jaw‑dropping, real‑life Back to the Future moment: a random fan encounter at a Mavs game unexpectedly leads him back through decades of his own family history. One photo from his mom, a security guard blocking a stranger, a chance last name… and suddenly Skin discovers he's related to a 26‑year‑old listener whose family literally made his existence possible.And of course, the crew never misses a chance to roast each other—especially when Skin admits, with complete sincerity, that if he had inherited the family fortune,“I would've died of a drug overdose at 17.”Between world‑class ticket rants, time‑travel family revelations, and Krystina instigating the chaos at all the right moments… this episode is peak Ben and Skin Show energy: unpredictable, fast, funny, and oddly touching.

“If Kiefer Sutherland threatens to ‘kill you' in the back of your rideshare… do you even take him seriously?”That's the question that sends today's episode of The Ben & Skin Show spiraling into perfect madness — the kind only Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray can deliver.From the jump, the crew dives into the bizarre news surrounding tiny tough guy Kiefer Sutherland, with Skin immediately pointing out that actors who play “unhinged action stars” often fit in your glove compartment. Ben recalls Sutherland's long list of on‑screen greatness, KT reminds everyone that Jack Bauer always has 24 hours a day, and Krystina just tries to keep the boys from spiraling into a debate about Tom Cruise's height.

Krystina has an observation about a current musician who seems to be everywhere, whether it be naked on a yacht hangin' dong, or making cameo appearances with Aerosmith at an Ozzy Osbourne concert.  Who is this guy, and why is he everywhere?

The gang goes into detail on the New York Giants' hire of John Harbaugh, and how he might stabilize the Cowboys division foe, plus not only did the Mavs lose last night, but Cooper Flagg got hurt and they've gotta run a hobbled team out on the hardwood again tonight. 

The Florida Report is back, this time featuring the story of Fang Wang, a massage parlor owner who defecated in the direction of the police while being arrested for battery. Classic Florida!

Comedian Dan Sodor is good friends with recently fired Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel, so he decided to take it out on a Cowboys legend. 

Why are there long waits for a certain series of books at our local libraries? What content in these books could be so compelling? 

Body count talk...do I need to say more?

This trip deep inside the Wayback Machine takes us back over a decade into the past where a couple of our good friends interviewed Rangers outfield Shin Soo Choo, and the results were just fantastic. 

Here's Wednesday's show, featuring the latest Anthony Davis news, more parking garage wars, KT calls St. Louis city hall for more information on the wildlife that's on the loose, plus how the newest weight loss trend is actually playing sports with your bros. 

The crew kicks things off with a wild entertainment scoop: an Ozzy Osbourne biopic is finally in the works! Who should play the Prince of Darkness? Johnny Depp? Colin Farrell? Or Skin's favorite curveball—Bill Hader? Then, the conversation takes a relatable turn with Skin's epic rant about parking wars at the station. From sticker vigilantes to IBM newcomers unknowingly invading VIP spots, this segment is pure comedy gold.But beneath the laughs, the gang explores a deeper theme: life's endless little battles. Whether it's fighting for a parking space, wrangling with building management, or convincing a teenager to leave Fortnite behind, the question remains—do we still have the energy to fight? Skin's reflection on picking your battles hits home for anyone juggling work, family, and sanity.

KT drops breaking Netflix news: Michael Irvin is launching a sports video podcast called The White House—and Netflix is going all-in on podcasts worth watching. The crew debates what a “podcast” even means in 2026, why celebrities dominate the space, and why local creators still have a shot.

What do Americans want their phones to do in the next 10 years? From week-long battery life to 3D holograms and self-driving cars, the answers range from genius to downright bizarre. Skin's reaction to “phones anticipating your thoughts” is priceless: “Don't want that.”

Krystina dives into the newest Hunger Games installment, Sunrise on the Reaping—a gripping prequel that reveals Haymitch's dark backstory. The crew debates why this dystopian world still hooks us, and even teases the upcoming movie adaptation dropping later this year. From there, the conversation shifts to Vegas' mind-bending Sphere, where rumors have turned into reality: Metallica is 90% locked in for a 2027 residency! The gang imagines what a Metallica show without pyro would look like and shares hilarious personal stories about getting dizzy (and even throwing up!) inside the Sphere's immersive visuals. And just when you think it can't get any wilder, Lenny Kravitz joins the James Bond universe—as a charismatic pirate king named Bama in the upcoming 007: First Light video game. The hosts geek out over how gaming is becoming as cinematic as Hollywood blockbusters. 

“If you're the Mavericks, do you trade Anthony Davis now—or wait until the offseason?” That's the burning question Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray tackle in this high-energy episode of The Ben and Skin Show. The crew dives deep into the drama surrounding Anthony Davis' hand injury, his decision to skip surgery, and what that means for trade rumors swirling around the NBA. From Rich Paul's alleged push for a “Chubbs Peterson wooden hand”, to the complexities of salary caps, luxury tax aprons, and the domino effect on team-building, this conversation is equal parts hilarious and insightful. The gang even compares the situation to last year's Kevin Durant saga and debates whether the Mavericks should prioritize cap relief or championship contention. 

How much money would it take for you to eat a potato that's been… somewhere it shouldn't?” That's the outrageous question Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray wrestle with in this laugh-out-loud episode of The Ben and Skin Show. It all starts with a bizarre news story about a man in China who showed up at the ER with a sweet potato lodged in his body—and spirals into one of the funniest conversations you'll ever hear. 

 “If you're the Cowboys, which five free agents do you keep—and who gets the boot?” That's the fiery question Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray tackle in this hard-hitting episode of The Ben and Skin Show. With 15 unrestricted free agents on the table and limited draft picks, the crew debates which players deserve a spot and which ones should pack their bags. From Javonte Williams' rollercoaster season to the fate of defensive stalwarts like Donovan Wilson, and even the wildcard names like Jadeveon Clowney, the conversation gets intense—and hilarious. The gang also dives into the Cowboys' defensive coordinator search, pondering whether Brian Flores could be the game-changer Dallas needs. 

“Would you work an entire flight as a flight attendant just because you lost your fantasy football league?” That's the hilarious question Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray dive into in this laugh-packed episode of The Ben and Skin Show. KT shares the story of a league loser who had to serve snacks and drinks on a Southwest Airlines flight—complete with a passenger vote to decide if he did a good job! From there, the crew takes a wild turn into airport food mashups, reacting to the news that Dallas Love Field now has a dual-branded Applebee's + IHOP restaurant. 

Four monkeys and a goat are roaming city streets in St. Louis. In this episode of The Ben and Skin Show, Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray dive headfirst into the chaos, delivering laughs, investigative calls, and some of the best monkey puns you'll ever hear. The gang plays audio from a Fox News report, featuring stunned locals and viral speculation, then takes matters into their own hands by calling St. Louis City Hall for answers. 

“Would you join a soccer league where your weight loss—or gain—impacts your team's score?” That's the fascinating question Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray explore in this thought-provoking and hilarious episode of The Ben and Skin Show. The crew dives into the growing trend of Man vs. Fat Soccer, a unique program blending fitness, accountability, and competition to help men shed pounds while playing the beautiful game. From inspiring success stories—like a dad who lost 90 pounds and another who's now training for the Army—to the psychological benefits of turning exercise into a team sport, this conversation is equal parts motivational and entertaining. The gang debates whether this concept could work for basketball or softball, and hilariously imagines the pressure of letting your team down because of a bad week of eating. 

Here's Tuesday's show, featuring a wild story about a western diamondback rattlesnake in Denton county in which we bring on two snake experts, plus we review a fight on a podcast over at DallasCowboys.com.  And there's more Anthony Davis news.

“Why would Anthony Davis take to social media to shout ‘LIES!' at NBA insiders?” That's the question Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray dive into on this wild episode of The Ben and Skin Show.From Krystina's nerve-wracking moment on the jumbotron at the AAC—where she thought she'd just read a line but ended up center court—to the chaos surrounding Anthony Davis, trade rumors, and deleted tweets, this episode is packed with unforgettable moments.

Skin's 14-year streak is broken when he forgets his tie before a Mavericks broadcast and scrambles for a solution.

Nikki Glaser's Golden Globes joke about Leonardo DiCaprio sparks a hilarious debate among the show, as they guess the answers to all of the questions he answered in a 1991 magazine interview.

The offseason is officially on.The crew reacts to a Cowboys rookie arrested for reckless driving, debating why athletes risk it all for speed and sharing wild stories of past tragedies.

“Why was Scooby-Doo involved in a failed proposal?” That's the question Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray tackle in this hilarious segment of The Ben and Skin Show.The crew dives into a viral moment from a Bootleg Rascal concert in Australia, where a fan's big romantic gesture goes spectacularly wrong—complete with an inflatable Scooby-Doo crashing the stage. Was it real heartbreak or an elaborate stunt? The hosts break down the clues, including the band's Instagram post and the suspiciously timed heartbreak anthem.From debating the etiquette of public proposals to sharing outrageous vow renewal stories (including a halftime wedding at a Mavs game!), this episode is packed with laughs, hot takes, and unforgettable.

The crew breaks down the fallout from Monday Night Football's playoff blowout, Aaron Rodgers' abrupt exit from his press conference, and whether his 24-touchdown season means he still has gas in the tank. Then, the conversation shifts to the shocking end of an era—Mike Tomlin stepping down after 19 years with the Steelers. Was it his choice, or was the writing on the wall?Plus, the hosts dive into the Cowboys' future:Why Dak Prescott is better than half the quarterbacks left in the playoffs.The defensive coordinator search and what it means for next season.Should the Cowboys go all-in and never punt again?

Alamo Drafthouse is ditching its iconic pen-and-paper ordering system for mobile ordering. The gang debates whether this change is progress or sacrilege, and KT hilariously points out the irony:“So I can pull out my phone to pay you, but not to check a score? Make it make sense!”

“Can you really call yourself a journalist if you're still a fan?” That fiery question ignites an intense and hilarious moment that we broke down on the Ben and Skin show when we investigated audio from Mick Shots, a DallasCowboys.com podcast featuring Cowboys insider Mickey Spagnola and Hek'ma Harrison. Listen as they go toe-to-toe in a heated debate about fandom, integrity, and what it means to cover America's Team.From Mickey doubling down on his “integrity” while refusing to back off the word “fanboy,” to Hekma's relentless mic dominance and Everson Walls' hilarious attempts to calm the storm, this segment has everything: drama, tension, and pure comedy gold. And just when you think it can't get any better, Bill Jones swoops in with two legendary drops that instantly become show history:“What was your favorite game this weekend?”

“What do you do when a rattlesnake slithers into your garage—kill it, walk away, or call a snake whisperer?” That question kicks off one of the wildest and funniest conversations we've ever had on The Ben and Skin Show. Join Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray as they dive into the jaw-dropping story of a Western Diamondback rattlesnake discovered in Argyle—a species never before documented in North Texas.This episode has everything:Snake Whisperer Rob Boles, the local hero who safely removed the venomous intruder.Gary “Snakes” Garfield, the retail snake mogul from Snakes Plus, who explains the economics of exotic snakes (spoiler: $379.99 for a rattler!).A debate over whether this snake signals a migration—or a retail conspiracy.Outrageous questions like: “Are there mutt snakes like golden doodles?” and “Do herpetologists call themselves ‘herpies'?”Hear two snake experts from completely different worlds—field rescue vs. retail—collide in a hilarious panel discussion.

Here's Monday's show, featuring why it was a good weekend for the Dallas Cowboys, Krystina's update on the latest music news, Ben's irritation with Anthony Davis' fragility, and a full recap of the best audio from the weekend featuring Tony Romo taking some criticism and Nikki Glazer's excellent Golden Globes monologue. 

The world-famous Ben and Skin Show is back with Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray bringing you laughs, hot takes, and the ultimate audio crescendo to power your day.In this episode, the crew dives into the latest Mavericks drama: Anthony Davis' never-ending injury saga. Is he the NBA's real-life Mr. Glass? The guys break down his history of injuries, the trade rumors swirling around him, and why Rich Paul might be the busiest man in basketball right now. Plus, what does this mean for Kyrie and the team's future?

Skin dives into the viral moment from the Jaguars' post-game press conference that has the internet buzzing. Was that heartfelt encouragement sweet or totally out of place? The crew debates, and the takes are as funny as they are sharp.

KT guides the gang through the weirdest award categories, shocking winners, and why Timothy Chalamet is turning into the Tom Brady of acting. Plus, the team roasts the podcast category.

In this laugh-out-loud segment of The Ben and Skin Show, Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray dive headfirst into the wild world of music news—and things get hilariously off the rails. From Bush announcing their “Land of Milk and Honey” spring tour to Candlebox coming out of retirement (again), the crew debates band names, websites, and why some groups just can't stay gone.Krystina drops the big news about Bush hitting Irving with Mammoth WVH and James and the Cold Gun, sparking a side-splitting conversation about whether having a website is the ultimate ticket to fame. KT's deadpan delivery on “I'll email their management” and the gang's obsession with booking “James” (or maybe just the Cold Gun) will have you in stitches.

In this can't-miss episode of The Ben and Skin Show, hosts Ben Rogers, Jeff “Skin” Wade, Kevin “KT” Turner, and Krystina Ray tackle one of the wildest sports stories of the week: Anthony Davis getting sidelined—again—thanks to a jersey mishap. Yes, you read that right. A piece of laundry may have derailed the Mavericks' season, and the crew is here to break it all down with their signature mix of insight and hilarity.From debating whether AD is “made of porcelain” to roasting the idea of signing him to a massive extension, the conversation spirals into pure comedy gold.