Episodes: October, 2012

Luke survives a red-eye to Chicago and chats with Jordan Peele, one half of the hilarious Comedy Central show ‘Key and Peele’

In light of hurricane Sandy, Luke feels bad complaining about the weather in Seattle. But kind of does anyway. Plus, by popular demand, a TBTL Tradition, The Scariest Story of All Time.

Super Storm Sandy knocks out Luke’s most relied-upon websites, leaving him little to talk about on the show. Thankfully, Bean Baxter of the world famous ‘Kevin & Bean Show’ stops by to regale TBTL with stories of terrible celebrity interviews.

TBTL opens the phone lines to east coast listeners riding out Hurricane Sandy, and Luke is shocked when the first call just so happens to be his Aunt Cathy in Philly.

Luke feels regret over a decision to endorse a somewhat conservative political candidate.

Lindy West, writer at Jezebel & Internet Trouble Maker stops by TBTL studios to talk trolls, body image, and why you shouldn’t leave a trail of Nyquil drips throughout your house.

Luke’s suspicions about an “Amish” reality show turn out to be well founded. Plus, Andrew reflects on his temporary gig hosting the station’s night show.

Curb Your Enthusiasm’s Jeff Garlin stops by to give Luke life advise and explain why he considers his own career somewhat of a disappointment.

Luke insists on giving Andrew unsolicited hosting advice in advance of his big nighttime radio debut. Plus TBTL’s Favorite Movie Reviewer Hot Greg stops by to review “Paranormal Activity 4”

Part Two of Luke’s chat with Damien Echols, member of the so called “West Memphis Three”

Part One of Luke’s chat with Damien Echols, a member of the so called “West Memphis 3” who was sentenced to death for three murders he didn’t commit.

A facebook meme about menstruation has Luke feeling annoyed. Plus comedians Derek Sheen and Andy Peters swing by TBTL studios.

Producer Emeritus Jen Andrews loses power, but not hope thanks to her emergency kit, some candles, and a box of wine.

Andrew sees a facebook status update so deeply, incredibly annoying, it has him close to quitting facebook altogether.

Luke and Andrew get all riled up about the premise of a book they think is just a desperate cry for attention. Plus, Wil Wheaton swings by.

The brilliant Andrea Seabrook stops by to chat about quitting NPR, Lying Bastards, and whether or not Congress can be fixed.

Luke asks America to Shut It Down when it comes to talking/joking/thinking about Honey Boo-Boo. Plus, Rachel Belle pops by to provide the Lady Perspective on a story out of Maine involving some “zumba” classes that mostly involved “wiener-touching”.

TBTL’s long running beef with ‘Titanic’ Director James Cameron comes to an end with the help of the TV show ‘Mythbusters’, plus, Andrew Walsh’s radio star just keeps rising as Luke tries to keep up.