TBTL: Too Beautiful To Live

Luke takes Andrew to funk school and relives a slumber party he threw recently. Plus we get a visit from comedian Eddie Pepetone!

Is Luke getting attacked by crows, or is he going insane? And we check-in with the charming team of Eugene Mirman and Elna Baker.

Author, mother and radio-gold spinner Teresa Strasser joins us with the story of the almost-date she went on with Luke.

Producer Andrew inexplicably takes full credit for the career of comedian Ron Funches, who joins us on the show today.

Luke starts a beef with Heathcliff the cat, and then he bites into the hottest pizza hell has to offer.

Luke helps Andrew with his speech impediment, then he accepts an apology from Ira Glass.

Luke wants Andrew to start being more nervous about the podcast. Then we hop in the TBTL time machine and listen back to Andrew's first day on the job.

Luke prepares for his trip to Hawaii, where his friend The Mummy will be lodging in the most bizarre place on earth. And we meet comedian Moshe Kasher.

Luke has a meltdown after playing tape of Kris Jenner's 9-11 Today Show appearance.

TBTL chats with the Florida pizza shop owner who bear-hugged the sh** out of President Obama recently. Plus, a conversation with Minnesota punter, and hilarious gay marriage supporter Chris Kluwe.

Luke heads to a pizza parlor to perform Open Mic Standup, and ends up bombing, breaking the sounds system & sneaking out the back door.

A twitter follower scandal erupts at the radio station and TBTL talks to the man at the center of it, Ron Upshaw from The Ron and Don Show.

After a run-in at work, Luke nearly pops a vein and wonders if he should have let The Big Dog out. Plus, Andrew finally decides on the name for his law firm... Walsh, Walsh & Doormat.

Luke gets his first pedicure and finds certain parts of the process upsetting, Andrew learns he isn't cut out for serving as Commissioner of a fantasy football league.

TBTL live from bumbershoot welcomes Kumail Nanjiani, Rap Master Maurice, and The Pains of Being Pure At Heart.

Jen "Flash" Andrews drops by to discuss her midwest library nightmare, the return of Blossom, and why Disney should be banned from making films.

The phones finally work at Burbank Studios, which gives Andrew a chance to wax rhapsodic about his love of showering.

Luke and Andrew excitedly break out the new and improved TBTL Phone Line, which turns out to be neither new nor improved.

Luke and Andrew discuss the new Bic pen for women, plus Luke and his friends invent a new sport while in Vegas, called "Sport".

Luke returns from a bachelorette part in Las Vegas with strong opinions on an Australian Male Strip Show. Plus, comedian Joshua Androsky on his high times on The Price Is Right.

Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich from Radiolab stop by Burbank studios to talk about science, footwear, and Dr. Steve Brule.

Sean DeTore stops by on his birthday to discuss his free burger plans.

Luke and Andrew get an incredibly thorough, incredibly creative, incredibly annoying job application.

Luke and Andrew find the best video to ever involving a cat singing the Game of Thrones theme. That, and more Doctor jokes than you can shake a stick at

Andrew tries out some vintage Reader's Digest jokes on Luke, the results are non-hilarious.

Luke goes to Chicago for Wait Wait Don't Tell Me and ends up meeting Bill Kurtis, seeing the Blue Angels and having an awkward time with the hotel's housekeeping staff.

Luke checks-in from Chicago, where he talks with Derek Erdman (aka 'Rap Master Maurice') about Derek's trip to the Gathering of The Juggalos.

After two days off, Andrew returns with a tale of alienating a TBTL fan, plus Luke thinks modern scrabble apps on phones are ruining the game.

The Insane Clown Posse sues the FBI, and Luke thinks they have a decent case. Plus, The Mummy checks in once again from Mexico with an account of a spirit quest that (big surprise) also nearly killed him.

A trip to Oregon teaches Luke he's more like his mother than he'd like to admit, The Mummy checks in from Mexico where he almost died, and the hilarious Tig Notaro stops by.

Luke brags about his ski-ball dominance, Andrew is playing tour guide to his family visiting from out of town, so TBTL takes a listen back to the listener book club featuring The Hunger Games.

Live broadcast from the TBTL Summer Picnic, featuring food contests, trivia, and babies singing karaoke.

Luke Andrew & Sean climb into Space Car II and record a show on the way to the big Chateau St. Michelle listener pot luck.

Luke has a novel idea for how to look slender that involves zero exercise. Plus, Sean stops by to chat about how he's preparing to food judge Wednesday's TBTL potluck.

TBTL catches up with Bobak Ferdowsi, the hunky mohawk guy at NASA Mars Rover control who's had the the internet swooning.

Luke and Andrew sneak into the recording booth to do a secret shot, and wonder if workplaces were better when alcohol was consumed in a more public fashion. Plus, listener Chris checks back in and reveals if he's planning on finishing his 2100+ mile hike on the Appalachian Trail.

Luke and Andrew set up a makeshift recording studio on the roof and wait for the Blue Angels to fly by. Andrew lasts for about 6 minutes.

Sean stops by and the gang ends up debating if Weird Al's songs are genuinely funny, or just funny because we were kids when we first heard them.

Andrew hurts Luke's feelings when he lets on that he feel like recording an episode of TBTL today. Plus, a listener who's been listening to the show over the course of a 1800+ mile hike wants to know if he should just quit his trek.

Andrew is very afraid to go on Luke's roof for this week's Blue Angels taping. Plus, TBTL thinks an 11 year-old girl in Texas may have turned in the worst National Anthem ever, but not for the reasons other people are citing.

Luke and Andrew discuss what Doritos should and shouldn't do to "improve" their product. Plus Andrew opens up about how he overcame his fear of roller coasters.

Feeling bad about the shoddy show they put up yesterday, TBTL returns to the ball park and does it right (well, sort of)

Luke and Andrew decide they should go to the Mariner's game instead of doing a proper TBTL. They record their trip to the game. Sorry.

Luke is super excited/sad to learn that the Goat Man of Utah is a real person.

Jen stops by for the Song of The Summer Finale, plus Luke wants to believe the Goat Man of Utah is real, even if he probably isn't.

TBTL's love for Fred Willard only grows in the wake of his porn theater scandal. Plus, The TBTL Players remember "Encyclopedia Brown" author Donal J. Sobol.

Luke talks to comedian Michael Ian Black and Pundit/famous daughter Meghan McCain about their RV trip across America and the sexual tension that was definitely not there.

TBTL favorite (and internet sensation) Pomplamoose stops by to talk about the art of mashing crazily popular songs (in this case, Call Me Maybe and Gotye) into something new.

Luke is freaked out after an incident with a motorcyclist on the freeway, plus Andrew goes into more detail as to why he thinks Luke isn't ready to own a dog.

Luke wants to get a dog, but wonders if he's a bad person if he doesn't rescue one from the pound. Andrew is zero help.