Episodes: April, 2016

Luke and Andrew announce the details of the St. Paul live show on June 11th! Also, a judge has ruled that Seattle sanitation workers can no longer pick through our trash to make sure we’re composting correctly. And a little kid makes a big impact at NPR, causing the network to go dark.

Luke takes a break from digging trenches in his backyard to address a Beyoncé-related backlash. He and Andrew also weigh-in on whether it’s okay to hug a dog. And scientists say you can reduce the amount of time you exercise…to one minute a day.

Luke and Andrew join forces with the Read It And Weep podcast and The Flophouse to deconstruct one of Hollywood’s most regrettable trilogies: “Look Who’s Talking.” As part of their first-ever Podcrawl, Luke and Andrew tackle the first sequel, “Look Who’s Talking Too.” It’s…not good.

Luke and Andrew introduce a new segment they call “News of the Huh?” in which one man tries to run across the ocean and another tries to use a monkey as currency. Plus, how chicken fries saved Burger King, and the return of A Song of Ice and Spoilers!

Luke and Andrew continue to struggle with the proper way to answer a very simple question. They share there dilemma. Plus, Beyonce’s new project seems to expose some very private, damning information about her relationship with Jay-Z. Is it surprising that he helped her create it?

Luke’s enmity with a 12-year old dancer leads to a conversation about the great dance films of the 1980s. Plus, Andrew’s run-in with a Bear, and some dazzling, charming details about Prince’s final days.

Luke and Andrew try to figure out how to say goodbye to Prince. Their friend Andy also joins the show from Minneapolis to share his once-in-a-lifetime experience at Paisley Park.

Andrew’s in love with Comcast, even after a run-in with a suspicious customer service rep. Speaking of suspicions, Luke thinks someone is lying to the New York Times. Plus, everyone’s least-favorite hand dryers are blasting nastiness into our faces.

Luke and Andrew disagree over whether or not Luke should have to pay for a cancelled therapist appointment, giving him more material for his next therapist appointment. Plus, a lawsuit gives us a sneak-peek into one of Luke’s HGTV shows, and Andrew decides to start lying about made-up appointments.

Luke is in Florida, searching for the true soul of Tampa. He joins Andrew to discuss a surprising update to the story of Johnny Depp’s dogs and their encounter with Australia’s minister of agriculture.

Luke and Andrew review a list of so-called “dive bars” and lament the true dive bars of old. Plus, someone’s been creeping on Luke’s house, Andrew’s love of the Midwest is growing, and we sample some Music For Your Weekend!

TBTL friendo Phyllis “The Fletch” Fletcher joins the show today to talk Eagle’s Club drama, childhood horror stories, and one famous couple’s complicated relationship with soup. Plus, an on-air speed-reading experiment and a solution for women joggers who can’t find a bathroom.

Luke and Andrew uncover a bunch of Juggalo-related audio that’s been sitting on Andrew’s hard drive for years. Plus, is TBTL more like a struggling Louis C.K. project or an old car that once had squirrels living in it? Also discussed: Andrew’s obsession with Murder, She Wrote and some of PodDog’s more controversial grooming habits.

In this first-ever TBTL prequel to yesterday’s episode, Luke says something he wishes he could take back. But that’s okay – we’ll probably edit it out of the show. Plus, he and Andrew zip through an article that says speed reading techniques are, for the most part, bunk.

Luke and Andrew get philosophical while trying to answer a listener question about PodDog. Plus, a celebration of Naked and Afraid’s “Blur Man Group”, and some controversial musings on the state of podcasts.

Luke “The Chainsaw” Burbank finally earns his nickname, and Andrew decides to be neighborly for the first time in his life. They also discuss rules for walking on the sidewalk and Music For Your Weekend. PLUS! We announce some early details about our Summer show in the Midwest!

Andrew is on top of the world, now that his wayward cat has found his way home. Luke, for his part, has fallen in love with an AM radio. Also, a 9-year-old journalist is getting a lot of hate mail over her hard-hitting reporting. And Luke declares war on a critter.

Luke and Andrew explain how to eat messy burritos while driving. Luke’s method involves something like a space-vacuum. Plus, Andrew’s theory on how to improve Hollywood films using badminton and hot dogs. And we say goodbye to the amphibious rebel commander who taught us all to be wary of traps.