Episodes: November, 2018

A new “study” says that women sleep better when they share a bed with a dog instead of a cat or a human. Plus, Luke’s experiment in making homemade crackers goes a little south. And it’s Friday, so we have some Music For Your Weekend!

Luke made homemade ranch dressing last night. Was it a Hidden Valley Ranch party in his mouth? The results are in! Plus, listeners help decide the final name of the TBTL Valentine’s show. 

Listeners weigh-in with suggestions for the name of the upcoming TBTL Valentine’s Day special. Plus, an Australian writer explains why Americans never get the Australian accent right. And speaking of Australia, a giant cow from Down Under is making international headlines.

Andrew just got the Cadillac of vacuum cleaners, but he has a lot of work to do before he can use it. Meanwhile, Luke is reading Michael Pollan books and clearing out his cupboards. L & A also pay tribute to actor, magician and all-around amazing guy Ricky Jay, who died this weekend.

Luke and Andrew share their Thanksgiving adventures (Luke’s involved running a 13 mile race; Andrew’s involved a feast served off of a pool table.) Plus, Luke has many more Dazzling Deets about the Christmas tree industry, and he and Andrew celebrate some big wins in this week’s No Point Conversion! 

Andrew presents his list of the best foods to eat as leftovers while Luke tries to figure out how to recreate his favorite restaurant dish at home.

Luke reveals his long-anticipated list of Top 7 Thanksgiving Foods. He and Andrew also make a promise they cannot keep; Namely, to keep the episode short today.

Luke and Andrew debate one of the most pressing questions of our time: How often to wash out a coffee pot. Plus, a journalist reveals the secrets of a quirky L.A. icon. Did he go to far?

Luke’s smart phone is getting smarter, and Andrew catches a sidewalk sinner in the act. Plus, accusations of flatulence-related sabotage soil the world dart championship. 

Luke had an embarrassing moment during a comedy contest he was judging this weekend. Plus, Andrew’s got an update on the missing package that disappeared from his old house, and Luke’s working on a new bumper sticker slogan.

TBTL Oh-Dark Qwerty: The Early Blurg Gets The Podcast week wraps up with a special Friday edition of TBTL! Luke and Andrew talk about the feel-good story of the year that ended up being a scam. Plus, a rare Friday edition of No Point Conversion rears its head after an eventful Seahawks match-up against Green Bay. 

The TBTL Morning Zoo Crew do what it do! Luke and Andrew dig into a somewhat befuddling interview with Alex Trebek from Vulture Magazine, and Luke takes a stand against a certain word often used in songs.

Sean DeTore swings by to hang out with the TBTL Morning Zoo and share recipes for Cheese-less Mac & Cheese. Meanwhile, Luke saw a movie he loved but had the experience ruined by a loud talker behind him. 

It’s Day 2 of the TBTL Morning Zoo! Luke and Andrew share notes from listeners who are also getting their Early Blurg on this week. They also discuss the legacy of Stan Lee, who just passed away, and how the trial of El Chapo is shaping up in New York City. 

TBTL’s early morning experiment begins! Luke and Andrew wake up at 5am to talk about “bankruptcy barrels”, over-apologizing, and why Luke bought 500 gallons of spring water this weekend. 

The Mystery Of Andrew’s Missing Package continues today when a key witness calls him up during the show. Plus, Luke explains why he doesn’t like diagonal walls. They also discuss journalistic ethics after Andrew discovers he had key information about a competing radio show. 

Luke & Andrew announce big plans for next week’s shows and take an unexpectedly deep dive into the show “God Friended Me”. Plus, Andrew argues both sides of a McDonalds Quarter Pounder With Cheese case, which leaves Luke hungry.

Luke swings by the studios of Walsh, Walsh and Doormat to analyze last night’s election coverage on both radio and television. Plus, Andrew explains why he barks into a mirror before leaving the house.