TBTL is a daily show hosted by two longtime friends goofing their way through the world the best they can.
Join Luke Burbank and Andrew Walsh as they cover the most important topics of the day, from 25 year-old film reviews to whether or not Andrew's neighbors are secretly using his garbage bins.
Luke and Andrew discuss the latest claims of "truthiness" leveled against NBC anchor Brian Williams. And they discuss why kangaroos love Liam Neeson films so much.
Luke and Andrew are worried about Randy Quaid, who just returned to the internet with a very disturbing video. Plus, Coke tries to improve milk and Harper Lee has a new book coming out.
Luke and Andrew record a special edition of TBTL before, during and after the Super Bowl. Then they check-in for the saddest Monday morning quarterbacking in podcast history.
Totally exhausted on a Friday, Luke and Andrew record a rambling show that deals with The Flintstones, New Orleans, Luke's habit of crying at things, Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship, Vince Vaughn, and football.
Luke and Andrew waste time playing a kid's game called "Queen Anne" and find out even more beloved songs that were totally ripped off from older artists.
Luke and Andrew call Mike Pesca at the gym to find out if "DeflateGate" is really something we should care about. Meanwhile, Andrew doesn't seem to care about his smoking habit and Luke is a bad influence.
Luke and Andrew try to wrap their minds around what the heck happened Sunday afternoon in the NFL and how they managed to get so dang drunk in the process.
Luke and Andrew wonder if "James Taylor Diplomacy" is all it's cracked up to be. And they gear up for the big Seahawks playoff game in a special episode of TBTL No Point Conversion.
Luke's in Chicago, and Andrew is parked illegally in Los Angeles. They talk about eating sandwiches on the sides of mountains and whether a controversial TV show is really controversial.
Luke and Andrew discuss Chicago's focus on wintertime pet safety. Plus: glitter mail bombs, Rick Springfield's butt in court, and the dreamiest Tweets.
Luke and Andrew talk film, fat, and if it's okay to start calling Bill Cosby a rapist in public. Oh, and The Mummy goes on a gallant mission to recapture a stolen cell phone in his latest Mummy Diary.
Don Lemon asks an impolite question on CNN and Luke has his own experience with jumping to a conclusion involving a Space Needle photo op late at night.
Luke, Sean, Andrew and Camaro Kev discuss New Year's resolutions, Sammy Hagar, and what they might have done last night, maybe. Then Jen Flash Andrews joins us to speculate about Kim Jong Un.
Luke, Sean, Andrew and Camaro Kev discuss their New Year's Eve plans, and unfortunately, Sean's doesn't make it past the censors. Plus, when was the last time you felt suave? The guys talk about their suavest moments in life.
Luke, Andrew, Sean and Camaro Kev discuss road rage, ruining people's surprise parties, and other general dombassery they've committed. Then Carey joins the conversation to explain why she married a dombass.
Luke, Andrew, Sean & Camaro Kev discuss hair care, and on this day of Xmas gift returns debate if it was okay that Luke should returned his "lightly used" Halloween costume.
Luke, Andrew, Sean & Camaro Kev talk about their best Xmas presents ever, which for Sean, involved a magical 1980's robot called "Verbot". On an unrelated note, the crew figures out some deep stuff about the guy in those Vern Fonk Insurance ads.
**Warning This Show Discusses the Fact That Santa Is Made Up** Luke, Andrew, Sean & Camaro Kev talk about Santa, and Luke decides to get dark. Very dark.
Luke, Andrew, Sean & Camaro Kev discuss their love of coffee and energy drinks. Meanwhile, Luke is shocked to learn he's the only one of the group who knows how to change his own oil.
No topic too big, no topic too small: Luke and Andrew discuss international relations, terrorism, North Korea and Cuba. Plus, they get ready to say goodbye to Serial and The Colbert Report. #YOBO
TBTL Pal Bean Baxter wedges his way into Andrew's Scion (aka, KCRW Studios SE) and tells of how he ended up falling off the stage during the KROQ Xmas concert. Plus, Luke gets into it with the kid of one of the Seahawk's coaches, and Andrew regrets being internet mean to Howie Mandel.
Luke and Andrew discuss a Best Buy tweet about "Serial" that has the internet angry and whether an Oklahoma court should rule over a high school football play.
Andrew's Twitter Troll responds, Luke struggles to catch up to modern technology, and this show gets an inappropriate title you'll only get if you listen to the whole thing. Which we don't recommend.
Luke gets freaked out by a pair of feet in the office bathroom and Andrew remembers his days of reading books and eating pizza, and by "days" he means, yesterday.
