Episodes: October, 2013

Luke, Andrew and Brent chat with NPR’s Mike Pesca, about the plight of the oft-overlooked Goblin.

TBTL rolls out its yearly Halloween special, while Luke, Andrew and Brent talk about the scariest moments of their lives.

TBTL debuts a new segment in which Luke and Andrew, two very very white guys, talk about issues of race in America.

David Simon, the man behind “The Wire” and “Treme”, talks about staying true to the story and avoiding big money influence in the media.

TBTL chats with creator of “The Wire”, and “Treme” David Simon.

Luke and Andrew break out a book of questions someone mailed to the radio station, and end up getting unexpectedly real with their answers.

Luke, Andrew and Brent Flyberg wonder if we should all be over Wes Anderson just because he keeps making a version of the same movie.

TBTL pal, and host of “The Sporkful” Dan Pashman stops by to make the definitive list of breakfast cereals.

The listeners come to TBTL’s aid by submitting audio drops after Luke’s Lost Laptop. Plus, a silver lining emerges.

Luke is trying to come to grips with his life after losing a very, very important piece of equipment.

Luke checks in from LA, and plays tape of a chat he record, onstage in Portland with comedian Jen Kirkman.

Luke sits down in the tiny back office of his favorite bar, the Tattle Tale bar in LA, to chat with Roger Lowell, who’s owned the place for 51 years.

Luke reads an essay that has him feeling bad for all the times he’s ignored people’s phone calls. Speaking of calls, Andrew is inspired after a long chat with his dad.

Luke, Andrew & Sean debrief on Luke’s big night recording a podcast with Adam Carolla.

TBTL talks to one of its favorite amateur historians, Mo Rocca about the real story behind Christopher Columbus.

Part Two of TBTL’s conversation with friend of the show Andy Haynes, involving a frank conversation about life, relationships and using comedy to deal with pain.

Friend of the show Andy Haynes stops by with a very frank conversation about life, relationships and using comedy to deal with pain.

Bean Baxter, a bonafide radio star, stops by TBTL studios to tell Luke to stop all his whining about everything.