TBTL: Too Beautiful To Live

Sean DeTore swings by with stories of awkwardly hosting a Swedish indie band at his apartment over the weekend.

Luke and Jen debate the merits of the movie Love Actually.

TBTL's erstwhile producer Jen "Flash" Andrews stops by to answer listener questions and discuss her slow descent into total Granny-dom.

Luke, Andrew and Brent discuss various levels of caring about Christmas, and Luke finds out something troubling about Andrew. Namely, that it was just his birthday and no one knew it.

After an avalanche of emails, Luke and Andrew call on listener Samantha in Canada to sift through some of the jokes in Sarah Silverman's recent HBO special.

Luke and Andrew discuss boxing, Luke's Sunday TV appearance, and whether or not they're turning into their fathers.

Two dudes, Luke and Andrew, try to decide if Sarah Silverman's new HBO Comedy special is offensive to women.

Luke decides to take a slightly different approach to honoring the legacy of Nelson Mandela, and wonders if it was the right approach.

Luke and Andrew talk about all the internet outrage swirling around of late, much of it based on stories that turn out to be total fakes or exaggerations.

Comedian and author Rob Delaney swings by to discuss his new book, drinking, and how many months worth of rent he has in the bank.

Luke reports on his half-marathon, while Andrew was haunting the dive bars of Los Angeles.

TBTL takes a long, scholarly look at The Muppets, and why they matter.

TBTL celebrates the thanksgiving holiday with you, the Tens of Listeners.

Adam Levine is named People's Sexiest Man, but Jen has her own list of sexy dudes she'd like to nominate.

TBTL records after hours, with Luke enjoying wine, and Andrew sitting in a parked car.

Andrew makes it to LA and immediately begins freaking out.

Recorded live at the offices of Uber Seattle, Luke and Andrew discuss the bible, tall buildings, fashion, and Andrew's plans for LA.

Luke and Andrew attempt to host the Happiest Show Ever to make up for Wednesday's depression fest.

(This show was missing in the TBTL archives until it was found and recovered on January 23, 2026.)

Andrew is VERY stressed about his imminent move to Los Angeles, while Luke is also feeling general anxiety.

Luke comes to the defense of a controversial Toys R Us ad. Plus, info on how you can come watch TBTL Live @ Uber HQ on Thursday!

Andrew calls in while packing up his apartment and trying to decide which CD's, if any, he should bring to LA.

Andrew details his plans for not crying during his final radio broadcast.

Author Simon Singh stops by to chat about his new book, "The Simpsons and Their Mathematical Secrets"

After years of searching, Luke finds a cheap solution to streaming bluetooth in his car.

Luke takes advantage of Andrew using a remote studio to really take the TBTL Dress Code to a new low.

Andrew finally finds a place to live in LA, and it's the EXACT OPPOSITE of what he'd been looking for.

Andrew's plan for LA life has Luke nervous.

Andrew deals with a man who wants to separate him from his money.

Luke learns how to cook chicken soup, and decides he's the next Julia Child.

Luke and Andrew try to explain themselves to the listeners hurt by recent Boston-related comments.

Andrew makes a huge, life-changing announcement.

Luke, Andrew and Brent chat with NPR's Mike Pesca, about the plight of the oft-overlooked Goblin.

TBTL rolls out its yearly Halloween special, while Luke, Andrew and Brent talk about the scariest moments of their lives.

TBTL debuts a new segment in which Luke and Andrew, two very very white guys, talk about issues of race in America.

David Simon, the man behind "The Wire" and "Treme", talks about staying true to the story and avoiding big money influence in the media.

TBTL chats with creator of "The Wire", and "Treme" David Simon.

Luke and Andrew break out a book of questions someone mailed to the radio station, and end up getting unexpectedly real with their answers.

Luke, Andrew and Brent Flyberg wonder if we should all be over Wes Anderson just because he keeps making a version of the same movie.

TBTL pal, and host of "The Sporkful" Dan Pashman stops by to make the definitive list of breakfast cereals.

The listeners come to TBTL's aid by submitting audio drops after Luke's Lost Laptop. Plus, a silver lining emerges.

Luke is trying to come to grips with his life after losing a very, very important piece of equipment.

Luke checks in from LA, and plays tape of a chat he record, onstage in Portland with comedian Jen Kirkman.

Luke sits down in the tiny back office of his favorite bar, the Tattle Tale bar in LA, to chat with Roger Lowell, who's owned the place for 51 years.

Luke reads an essay that has him feeling bad for all the times he's ignored people's phone calls. Speaking of calls, Andrew is inspired after a long chat with his dad.

Luke, Andrew & Sean debrief on Luke's big night recording a podcast with Adam Carolla.

TBTL talks to one of its favorite amateur historians, Mo Rocca about the real story behind Christopher Columbus.

Part Two of TBTL's conversation with friend of the show Andy Haynes, involving a frank conversation about life, relationships and using comedy to deal with pain.

Friend of the show Andy Haynes stops by with a very frank conversation about life, relationships and using comedy to deal with pain.

Bean Baxter, a bonafide radio star, stops by TBTL studios to tell Luke to stop all his whining about everything.

Luke and Andrew ponder the rise of sign language interpreters at hip-hop concerts just as Luke realizes something startling about himself... he's not a that interested in the news anymore.