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's mom invents the catchiest song of 2014, former blogger Toni stops by to talk about her new book project, and Rudy yelps in the background because LUKE IS TRYING TO DO IT ALL.
Luke and Andrew learn they have very different ways of celebrating Thanksgiving, and wonder what the proper response is to the news that the lead singer of Creed has gone broke.
Luke and Andrew analyze the most popular thanksgiving cuisines around the country mostly so they don't have to discuss Ferguson anymore. Also, Rudy eats the shit out of a TBTL frisbee. AGAIN.
Luke gets ready for his weekend of Glow-stick Microwaving while Andrew finds the larger familial meaning in the youtube tape. Also: F**** The Fade Route.
Luke and Andrew enter a House of Games and end up reverse-prank-calling a long distance salesman who dials up the studio during the show. The results are medium minus at best.
Luke and Andrew start off talking about the early failure of Google Glass and end up discussing whether or not Luke is happy in his life in a Small Maritime Village.
Luke and Andrew check in on Al Roker in the midst of his hilarious, error-filled Weathercast marathon, and realize, he's still doing a better job than TBTL.
Luke and Carey open the phones and surprise the listeners by answering them. Plus, questionable science talk about the comet landing and even questionabler talk about if Italian is an ethnicity.
Luke and Andrew bask in the afterglow of their "Cereal" show and read Ira Glass's brief response, then set about presenting a typical TBTL filled with errors and long long digressions.
Luke starts off in the back of a taxi cab in Portland. Then he goes into a hotel room to iron a tuxedo. Meanwhile, Andrew is in his car in L.A., fighting with other drivers.
Luke and Andrew celebrate Halloween, Arbor Day, and Administrative Assistants' Day all in one tidy podcast. Then they work on a name for the Friday sport talk show.
A shirtless Luke Burbank checks-in from Chicago, where he can see into people's apartment windows. Nothing weird about that. Then he and Andrew discuss Pee-Wee Herman's return to the big screen.
Luke is about to board a plane, but he's very nervous about where he parked his car for the next five days. Plus, Andrew reports on his latest hot dog experience and they discuss a future with windowless airplanes.
Luke and Andrew discuss McDonald's new slogan, and the best and worst fast food. Plus, Kim Jong Un's disappearance is explained, and it's a major let down.
Andrew has a new sleeping App on his phone he is excited about, Luke thinks people sleep better in a bed by themselves, and the listeners weigh in on the topic of Rene Zellweger's face.
Luke is suspected of trying to steal a bike, Slate's Dahlia Lithwick stops by to help with a "One and A Half Men" segment regarding Rene Zellweger's face, and Andrew discusses the Best and Worst of Guns & Roses.
Andrew meets "Buster" from Arrested Development, which spawns a conversation about children's books, Pumpkin Festivals Gone Wrong, and Football Despair.
TBTL's Newest Blogger, and Oldest Friend Mike Frizzell stops by to discuss Clip-Clopping, Papa John, and why pruno is actually tough to make in Federal Prison.
Luke finds "Gamergate" and "All About That Bassgate" and every other "Gate" exhausting. Andrew is just trying to figure out if he's nauseous or nauseated.
Jen "Flash" Andrews stops by to update Luke and Andrew on the possible whereabouts of Kim Jong Un, and also, share a racy story of "honoring" a Heroic US Military Veteran.
Luke and Andrew chat with Alex Blumberg about his ambitious new podcast network. Oh, and also, at one point, they also try to tweet at Howard Stern's producer.
Luke sits outside the San Diego airport, wondering if he's a bad person. He and Andrew try to avoid swearing while they talk Ghostbusters 3, Bobby Brown, and fantasy television lineups.
Luke has a new favorite song, and it's performed by a 9-year-old, and it's about pooping. We take a listen, then we tell a bunch of hurtful drummer jokes.
Luke is feeling the pressure to support a lot of kickstarter projects he may or may not be jazzed about. Andrew has bad instincts regarding business cards.
The problems start early, and continue on throughout this friday afternoon edition of the show. TBTL: meeting the minimum definition of being a "show" since 2008.
Luke rolls the dice on coffee with questionable cream in it, and TBTL wonders if we really should all be so mad at Rob Schneider for his wing-nut vaccination theories.
