Episodes: 2016

Luke has finally gotten his hands on the book that helped him and his family prepare for end times back in the 1980s. Andrew is suffering from a minor malady and also is curious why there haven’t been more “Blair Walsh Project” jokes on Twitter. Speaking of Blair Walsh, we hear from a bunch of little kids who are trying to cheer up the ill-fated kicker.

Luke joins the show from a broken down boat with a broken down computer. Andrew is mad at his neighbors and the New York Times. They also discuss Sesame Street’s upcoming season on HBO and why the email segment is scaring some listeners.

Luke and Andrew reflect on the passing of David Bowie, Sean Penn’s interview with El Chapo, and why Jim Carrey is the new Kanye West. Plus, Stu “The StuBot” Neuman joins us for a very emotional No Point Conversion.

The cosmic sounds of Donovan return to TBTL in this Friday afternoon edition of the show. Luke and Andrew also discuss the origins of the song “Once Bitten, Twice Shy” and why talk radio needs more rock and less talk. Plus, Music For Your Weekend!

Luke and Andrew dig deep into Tom Brady’s diet, the price of fame, and why Andrew wants to be Jay-Z and Luke wants to do stand-up in at “The Shakedown” in Bellingham, Washington (the Bay City).

Things get real when Luke describes his solo trip to the movies last night. Andrew admits that he’s still chasing the Holden Caulfield dragon at age 39. Plus, Twitter is about to get a lot less Twittery, and a band angers its most ardent fans by reuniting. And the StuBot has a new favorite podcast (and some football analysis.)

Luke is on a new diet that involves fake cheese. Meanwhile, Johnny Manziel allegedly assumed a fake identity and disguise so he could party in Las Vegas. Luke and Andrew also have their first drop-battle. And they delve back into Making a Murderer.

Luke and Andrew are back with big plans for the new year. Some of them are lofty and life-changing. Others involve trying to remember the name of John C. Reilly.

Andrew interrupts Luke’s lunch at a Bellevue dumpling restaurant to find out how New Year’s Eve went for the Burbank clan. And we listen back to an OG TBTL from 2009 that the Tens of Listeners spent all week hunting down.