Episodes: July, 2018

Luke, Andrew and Genevieve gather on the roof of Walsh, Walsh and Doormat to discuss the strange things afoot at the Whole Foods down the street. Plus, how much is too much when it comes to chatting with grocery store cashiers? Genevieve has some strong opinions.

Genevieve joins Luke, Andrew and Camaro Kev on the roof to talk about her first car and how she wrecked it while still buzzing from a hot game of Win, Lose or Draw. Plus, should you really have to know how to parallel park in order to get a driver’s license? Luke has some thoughts.

The 2018 TBTL Summer Spectacu-Car continues (Official name still pending.) Andrew, Luke and Camaro Kev talk about Andrew’s second car, a 1983 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. Plus, why Luke needs to be more careful at gas stations.

It’s Day 4 of the TBTL Summer Car-Tacular! (Looks like we might be sticking with that name for a while?) Luke tells Andrew and Camaro Kev about his questionable 1981 Cressida station wagon and the sketchy circumstances that brought it into his life. 

TBTL’s 2018 Summer Car-tacular rolls on! (Official name still pending.) Camero Kev joins the show to talk about the car that he is named after: A 1985 Z28 that you sometimes had to start with a stick.

It’s Day 2 of the TBTL Summer Show Special: Cars 3: Life Is A Highway Edition! (Official name still pending.) Luke, Andrew and Camaro Kev talk about Andrew’s first car, a 1986 Dodge Caravan with wooden sides and a removable “couch.”

Luke, Andrew and Camero Kev gather on the rooftop of Walsh, Walsh and Doormat to kick-off TBTL’s Summer Car Spectacular (official name still pending.) They discuss Luke’s first car, a 1980 Honda Civic. They also discuss DIY car stereo repair, R.E.M., and Discman buffering.

Andrew rejoins the show after his oral surgery, and he’s pretty sure he has a speech impediment. Plus, a small typo has a large effect on Jeopardy! And it’s Friday, so we have some Music For Your Weekend!

Luke and DFTB step onto the Burbank Springs porch for one final sunset before David moves back to Seattle.

Kiki Lolo joins Luke from an LA thunderstorm to discuss wet jeans, racist MLB pitchers, and total eclipses of hearts.

Luke hosts the show solo, and discusses the ‘S-Town’ lawsuit, Sacha Baron Cohen’s new show, and the oldest toast ever discovered. Mostly though, he talks about visiting Menchie’s frozen yogurt. Like, he. will. not. let. it. go.

Luke took some friends and family out on his boat this weekend. Things could not have gone more wrong. 

Andrew heads off to the wilds of  NY for a wedding, so TBTL Friendo Nora McInerny from “Terrible Thanks for Asking” steps in to discuss sheds, consumer culture, parenting, and because it’s Nora, officiating the funeral of a man who married a stranger at the Mall of America.

Andrew is gearing up for a late-night flight to the wilds of New York State. Plus, we learn new details about how Sacha Baron Cohen was able to score interviews with Sarah Palin and Dick Cheney.

Luke and Andrew talk documentaries, Starship, Mark Harbinger, and Starbucks’ decision to go strawless (and possibly strapless.) 

Luke is upset over a recent online purchase, and Andrew gets On His Media. Hard. Plus, Brits are trying to make an old song the #1 single in their country in advance of President Trump’s visit, and the Washington Post uses a hilarious source for a story. 

Luke and Andrew check-in after a marathon recording session over the weekend. Plus, Luke is excited to learn of Sasha Baron Cohen’s upcoming project, and they find out why Luke’s time was incorrectly recorded during the Fourth Of July Fun Run.

A man won a multi-million lawsuit against the U.S. Postal Service over a new stamp. Luke is very dubious of the decision. Plus, he and Andrew try to solve a listener’s neighbor problem. And it’s Friday, so it’s time for some Music For Your Weekend!