Episodes: December, 2016

Luke joins the show from a the back seat of a rental car as he and the family begin their trek to the Peach Bowl. He and Andrew discuss their overnight fame after a shout-out on national television. A listener challenges Luke’s Wookie imitation. And the boys share some Music For Your Weekend.

Andrew frightens Luke with his rental car horror story from Atlanta, and then they try to figure out why their Uber ratings are dropping. They also try to foment a robot revolution and attempt to solve a Home Alone mystery.

Luke and Andrew are back together again, after a long holiday apart. They discuss Amazon Echo’s potential role in a murder investigation and whether or not Andrew talks too fast. They also take a moment to remember and appreciate Carrie Fisher.

Luke’s neighbor Misha Collins (from “Supernatural” and “GISHWHES”) stops by to chat about their new hometown, how meditation helped him stick with acting, and that time he visited Skywalker Ranch for a somewhat awkward chat with George Lucas (RIP Carrie Fisher). Thanks to Leah Martin of West Des Moines IA, and Max McDaniel of Mountlake Terrace […]

Luke’s family is at Burbank Springs for Christmas, so he puts them to work explaining: 1) how to sneak into the YMCA as a 60 year-old grandmother 2) how to tell when a hot dog is too salty 3) what the heck is going on with the Seahawks’ offensive line   Special thanks today to Myra […]

The survivors of the 2015 TBTL Boat Show gather again to share some painful memories and compare their emotional scars.

Camaro Kev joins Luke and Andrew on the Cabo Wabo Hot Throne to teach them about rock ‘n’ roll.

Luke, Andrew and Camaro Kev discuss Andrew’s decision to join a very prestigious organization and why he’s nervous to do so.

Luke, Andrew and Camaro Kev continue their “Summer in December” week, but are still looking for a better name for it. They also discuss pull-tab culture and etiquette.

Luke, Andrew and Camaro Kev celebrate “Summer in December”, even though they are ashamed to call it that. They discuss the origins of the word “WOIFE” and the proper way to use a dog shower. Big thanks to Alan Pickerill and Taylor Hammer for supporting today’s episode!

Professional radio host Libby Denkmann joins the show from beautiful Los Angeles to discuss drunk dialing, the science behind asparagus pee, and whether Cleveland should throw a parade for the losing-est team in Browns history. Plus, holiday Music For Your Weekend!

Aaron “The Ace of Mace” Mason joins the show to discuss how his life went from a very, very low place to the happiest he’s been in a long time. Then an unexpected visitor pops into the studio to talk about the time Andrew stabbed him in the back, professionally speaking. Also, a Weird Al Yankovic tweet has got Andrew feeling philosophical.

Phyllis “The Fletch” Fletcher joins the show with a big stack of court documents regarding one of TBTL’s most notorious listeners. She and Andrew dig through that, and they discuss the most ill-conceived marriage proposal in a sea of ill-conceived marriage proposals.

Special guest Nicholas B. Jarin joins the show to discuss nerd culture through the lens of tissue boxes. He and Andrew also try to figure out if they’re friends or best friends.

Stu ‘The StuBot’ Neuman joins the show to discuss T.J. Miller’s citizens arrest, how Luke almost missed his cruise this weekend, and whether or not Andrew should root for the Vikings. And a very special birthday girl joins the show to talk about corn dogs and other birthday foods.

Luke and Andrew meet in the offices of Walsh, Walsh and Doormat to discuss Ringo Starr, Joe Walsh, and other luminaries that Luke got to meet last night. Plus, we take a quick trip to music court, where fat beats are always in session. (That last part didn’t make sense, did it?)

Luke shows up at Walsh Walsh & Doormat hepped up on Binaca Blast and the conversation soon turns to Michael Jordan, Bootleg “30 Rock” DVD’s. and a Bear Who Had No Idea What World It Just Stepped Into.

Luke and Andrew discuss a talking doll that may be sharing kids personal information. Luke does not like the tone of an email he received from a famous person. And Andrew has an idea for a new social media site.