Episodes: June, 2019

TBTL Friendo Win Rosenfeld joins the show to try to bury the hatchet with Luke and Andrew and to talk about his big-time Hollywood life (our words, not his.) Plus, Luke tries to fake his way through a taping of Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me, and Andrew decides he’s not too old for music. 

Luke’s hunt for a vegan cheese steak in Philadelphia leads Andrew to confess some dark secrets regarding his relationship with food. But instead of getting bogged down in that, they get bogged up in a Top Story about a high school principal who stole his commencement address from a teen idol.

Luke makes a birthday whoopsie and tries to repair his family relations on the air. Andrew, meanwhile, is nervous about his live podcasting event this weekend. Plus, the fascinating story of a woman who was trapped alone in a commercial airplane overnight. 

Luke and Andrew worry about how they will support themselves in their old age, and the TBTL listeners let Luke know, via an online poll, that they want to hear way less (like almost zero) talking from him during the show.

Andrew came face-to-face with a family of rats yesterday, and it looks like it may just be the beginning of his discomfiting relationship with them. He and Luke also discuss a story claiming that kids are growing “horns” from using their smartphones too much, and a listener shares a very angry voicemail from a spurned landscaping customer.

Luke and Andrew sharpen their cinema skills with a movie-plot game for the ages. Plus, Luke offers a sincere apology to a friend of the show, and Ringo Starr forces his stupid sculpture on Beverley Hills.

A suspected drug dealer publishes an online video to say he didn’t create a meth-fueled attack squirrel, and a city officials in Florida pay a $600 thousand ransom to hackers who took over the town’s computer system. Plus, Andrew learns how to turn a frown upside down, with a little help from the Mariners. 

Luke swings by the offices of Walsh, Walsh and Doormat to discuss the food he can no longer eat, thanks to his corporate video shoot yesterday. He and Andrew also try a new garlic-peeling technique that swept the internet (then faced backlash.)

Andrew discovers one of the most passive aggressive notes ever written in the KIRO lunchroom. Meanwhile, Luke takes issue with the radio station’s method of purging his old headshot. 

Luke had a major surprise this Father’s Day weekend after tickling a bunch of pigs’ bellies at an animal sanctuary. Plus, Andrew finally gets hip to a fun Seattle tradition, just in time to see it go away forever.

Luke and Andrew record from the studios of Walsh Walsh & Doormat and discuss Hero Weathermen and Moon Flags.

Luke had a transformative experience interviewing Pete Holmes on stage last night. He and Andrew also discuss the fascinating world of vintage Kool-Aid collecting…and tasting!

Luke is straight-up zombified after a very day travels involving many cities and a malfunctioning Johnny Cab driver. He and Andrew discuss an uncomfortable interview with Tim Allen, a new study that says people like to talk to strangers, and an explanation of why Australia has so many flies. (Here’s a hint: It has to do with dung.)

NW Nerd’s Nick Jarin and Dyer Oxley swing by the studios of Walsh, Walsh and Doormat to promote a live event that Andrew swore he wouldn’t promote on TBTL. Plus, Genevieve offers details on her latest projects involving lucid dreaming and creepin’ on birds. 

Luke joins the show from downtown Cleveland, and Andrew’s pretty psyched about that. They also cover the Top Stories of the day, including a Burger King selling regular hamburgers advertised as “meatless”, the FCC cracking down on robo-calls, and the passing of Bushwick Bill, may he rest in peace, whether it’s Halloween or not. 

NASA is going to start letting tourists sleep on the space station for what seems to be a reasonable amount of money, relatively speaking. Luke and Andrew discuss that, as well as a story about a woman who thought she had a brain tumor, but it turned out to be something…grosser. Plus, it’s a Friday, so we have Music For Your Weekend and a bonus debate about Oreo cookies. 

New York City has decided to crack down on scofflaw ice cream trucks, and it’s creating quite the scene. Plus, Amazon is inviting Seattlites to visit it’s stinky, stinky flower, Luke turned down a TV offer, and Andrew had a dream about kangaroos. 

Andrew’s sleep schedule is all off, and it may have to do with the way he’s cleaning his ears. Plus, Luke has a new favorite Australian-American-Italian singer that he wants to tell you about.