TBTL: Too Beautiful To Live

Luke finds his new hero in an unlikely place and Andrew gets dangerously close to a "Bang Bang" in LA.

Luke records the show from his car driving back from Portland and Andrew plans the demise of his new rival, David Burbank.

TBTL takes its maiden voyage from the new studio in the Pt. Townsend Post Office, leading Luke and Andrew to talk extensively about stamp collecting. Meanwhile, Luke's brother David calls in from a TJ Maxx parking lot to get the ball rolling on The Song Of The Summer contest.

Luke chats with John Jeffcoat and David Drury, two of the guys behind the exceedingly charming band movie Big In Japan. Also, Donovan remixed. Sorry about that.

Luke chats with one of his neighbors, Tom, who's decorated his yard with all manner of weird, entertaining political-tinged art.

TBTL chats with hilarious comedian Todd Glass about his decision, at age 45, to finally come out as a gay man. Also, Donovan. Way too much talking and playing Donovan.

Luke chats with Joshua McNichols creator of the Day Job Podcast, which profiles musicians and the jobs they do to pay their bills.

TBTL Kicks it's first ever What Are Ya Doin Here Week with a conversation with fan favorite William The Dairy Farmer.

Luke and Shelby Fero wander the streets of Chicago with a drink in hand, admiring art and dogs.

From Slate's The Gist podcast, Mike Pesca swings by to talk about everything under the sun.

Luke heads to Chicago for Wait Wait, but not before dialing up one of his favorite TBTL chats of all time, with David Simon, creator of The Wire and Treme.

Andrew shares what he would write in a sext, if ever he were to send one. Which he never will. Thank god.

Luke and Andrew record the show very late, and share some very humiliating stories. Luke comes up with a new job title on the show and Andrew has weird feelings about chanting USA! during World Cup action.

Luke quizzes Andrew on how Rudy did at doggie daycare, plus, Hodor's condition is a very real neurological condition.

Luke meets his new favorite person ever, and gets some much needed life advice.

Luke dares question the majesty of Dave Chappelle, meanwhile, in unrelated news, Andrew never ever wants to eat at a place called Beef O'Brady's.

Luke makes the mistake of asking Andrew where he was 20 years ago during ONE OF THE MOST MEMORABLE MOMENTS IN MODERN AMERICAN HISTORY.

Luke starts the show ecstatic from the US soccer win, and ends the show ecstatic because Andrew plays the theme from "Duck Tales".

From Bob's Burgers, 30 Rock, and Flight of The Concords Kristen Schaal stops by to chat with Luke live onstage in Portland.

TBTL debuts a new segment (well, show really) wherein we walk on the beach and try to keep Rudy the dog from molesting people. Today's guest: Steve Scher!

Luke goes on a very long tangent about the American Political system while Andrew remembers the worst first kiss of all time.

Luke gets a stereo installed in his car and remembers his high school days of sub-woofers and bazooka tubes. Speaking of high school, a 34 year-old woman in Texas is sentenced for impersonating a teenager, and Luke gets the appeal.

Luke overcomes back spasms and Nicholas Cage's bad fashion decisions to bring the listeners Monday's podcast.

Luke and Andrew pour some out for the olden days when the Blockbuster "midnight movies" section was a thrill for teenaged boys.

Luke and Andrew record the shows from their respective homes. Andrew is excited about his "vacation buffer" and Luke watches Rudy do battle with a wasp.