You are now joining two beautiful to live with Luke Burbank already in progress on new

stock 710 Cairo. Listen, I know the rest of us get all the fancy ladies, the clothes

and the very dreams and illusions. But my life is good. I totally forgot to tell you in

my life message. Yes, I have a mustache.

Well, it is Earth Day and all. Figured we'd get our, get our environmental,

John Ashcroft song thing working. Anybody who thinks that this show is not a

a feat, Nambi Pambi, left-leaning radio program. Anybody who thinks it's not,

let me introduce Exhibit A tonight's program. We did a haiku for Earth Day with

a special bamboo flute music, which by the way, we've gotten a whole handful of

haiku's written by our final listeners. Some of them are even really good.

We'll read those later on this hour during the listener letter's segment.

And then we follow it up by a very earnest hour on the environmental

injustice happening in the Niger Delta. This is ain't your father's nighttime

A.M. Radio program. So there's that. And that happened.

What are you doing here? What we're doing here is called T.B.T.L.

It's the show that's probably too beautiful to live. Come to you from 7 to 10.

Six nights a week on News Talk 7-10. Cairo, I'm Luke Burbank. Abily assisted by

my good friend Shani Cash, Japan's number one mixer. Also intern of the year,

Jimmy Griswall. Talks-a-cated. Some of these drops just fire on their own.

Look it, it's plain and simple. It's bullshit.

I have no control over them, except that I'm the one selecting them and hitting play.

All right, let's do some awesome nods.

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