Episodes: June, 2012

TBTL friendo Steve Scher stops by to update us on his tinnitus, then Luke and Andrew down about 15 drinks and call it a “show”

Luke has an unfortunate meal experience on the way home that leaves him wondering if he was being kinda racist.

Luke and Andrew swap stories about their school lunch traumas, and discuss circumcision to the point where it becomes weird for everyone.

TBTL Chats with listener Nate, a National Level Artistic Roller Skater, plus, Jen freaks out about sun-damaged skin, and Luke weighs in on the Go The F**** To Sleep controversy.

Jen Flash Andrews finds herself in the middle of another family’s feud over land, love and loyalty. Plus we reveal the round-one winners of this year’s Song of the Summer contest.

Luke checks in from Chicago, and plays more of the conversation he had with Mo Rocca and PJ O’Rourke.

Mo Rocca and PJ O’Rourke join Luke on stage in Midland Michigan.

Writer Grant Cogswell talks about the new film based on his life and the other film he made that may have ruined it.

Luke and Producer Andrew get into an epic conversation as to why negative emails seem to bother them so much.

Luke flips out when a listener sends him a mean email at the wrong moment.

Legendary sports writer Frank Deford explains the best way to meet (and marry) a fashion model.

TBTL Producer Emeritus Jen Andrews phones-in from her secret lair to talk about the Song of the Summer, why she hates the Amish, and why she’s secretly hoping to step on a rusty nail.

Luke returns from Addie’s high school graduation with some insights into the modern teen mind.

Luke is devastated to learn that one of his favorite TV shows is a complete sham.

Luke tries a 5 hour energy drink for the first time. The results are disastrous.

Luke, Andrew, and Sean can’t find an open studio at the radio station, so they record the show from Andrew’s car.

Luke and Producer Andrew discuss some studies that find highly intelligent people tend to drink more but shit gets weird when they try to access their own motivations for major imbibing.

Luke joins comedian Lewis Black onstage to discuss politics, comedy and why The Daily Show was once kind of lame.