Episodes: March, 2017

Luke and Andrew learn that they got out of Arizona just in time before a plague of biblical proportions descended on Peoria. Also, Luke disagrees with McDonald’s decision to start using fresh beef, and Bob Dylan says he’ll accept his Nobel Prize. Plus, Music For Your Weekend!

Andrew is back in the offices of Walsh, Walsh and Doormat, but Luke is still on the road. They reflect back on their time in Arizona and discuss whether or not passengers are obligated to chat with their Lyft drivers. Plus, a coffee company boasts about having the highest levels of caffeine, and listeners chime in with stories of shame eating, disturbing jello recipes, and #YarisLife.

Andrew takes Luke on a ride around Arizona in his rented Toyota Yaris and tries to explain why he likes it so much…and why he may be in trouble when it’s time to return it. Plus, Luke attempts a “coat hook moment” live on the show.

On day two of Luke and Andrew’s spring training adventure, they learn that they broke the rules on day one. They also discuss the theft of a giant coin in Germany worth $4.5 million dollars. And Luke’s gross sound effects brings back loving memories for one listener.

Luke and Andrew meet up in Arizona to podcast live from Mariner’s spring training, where they do their best to act like members of the media.

Luke and Andrew meet up in a parking lot in Everett, WA, to make a big announcement about TBTL’s summer plans.

Luke overheard a *very* intriguing conversation yesterday involving secret, sexy goings on at a popular chain restaurant. He and Andrew discuss that, as well as one TV producer’s fight against binge watching. Also: Your rice might be killing you. Story at 11.

Andrew’s idea for a Mr. Rogers biopic almost becomes a disaster until Luke saves it. Luke gets a special package in the mail. Andrew is obsessed with a new TV show. And Cheerios makes a mistake in trying to save the bees. Plus, a special Spring edition of No Point Conversion!

Luke just became a huge fan of a spoofy Twitter account. He and Andrew discuss that, some new podcast obsessions, and why someone is sending raw potatoes to NBA athletes.

Luke and Andrew discover an old planning sheet from the news/talk radio show they worked on in 2011. They also discuss a creepy device used in China to prevent toilet paper theft. And they receive their first “fake” phone call from a listener.

Luke has been experimenting with some ASMR recordings. Andrew has been laughing at jokes he doesn’t understand. And they’ve both been listening to the somewhat questionable podcast about Richard Simmons. They discuss these things and offer some Music For Your Weekend!

Luke and Andrew have differing views on an anti-Trump tweet posted on McDonald’s corporate timeline. And it turns out they have something very important in common with Julian Assange.

Andrew doubles down on his latest pop culture theory, even though he’s not getting any support. He and Luke discuss Rachel Maddow’s Tweet Heard ‘Round The Liberal World and a recent follow-up interview with the “BBC Dad.”

Andrew finally confronts Luke about an element of the show that’s been bothering him. Also, a headline about the Goodyear blimp leads to a conversation about Cialis commercials, and a story about wine budgets leads to a conversation about Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

Luke and Andrew discuss the last time they each had a good cry. We also learn that Andrew is much dumber than a 5-year-old spelling bee contestant.

When people have problems, they turn to TBTL. In today’s O.P.P. (“Other People’s Problems”) segment, Luke and Andrew tackle vacation divorce disasters and found-money frustrations. Plus, Music For Your Weekend!

Luke and Andrew break the world record for inside jokes about public radio legal IDs and mix-minus problems. They also discuss Disney’s new batch of live-action adaptions like Beauty and the Beast. And they travel back to 2009 to relive the final radio broadcast of TBTL.

Luke is dealing with a new piece of cat furniture in his home. Plus, some movie theaters are building play areas for kids — right in the auditorium where the films are shown. Also, either Andrew is going insane, or Luke is gaslighting him with audio drops.