Well, hi there. It's just about TBTL time. But before we get rolling with today's edition

of the program, want to remind y'all that we're getting support from Bing and that Bing

is all about the summer of doing. You know that this week it's about doing work and

they've got information on there on Bing about all kinds of interesting ways you can get

out there in the world and do some stuff, including giving, upcycling, unplugging, food,

forwarding, urban gardening, anti-bullying, and a whole bunch of other things. And what

we're doing as Bing is an official sponsor of the show, is getting some of you our tens

of listeners to get out there and have yourselves a summer of doing. We're hearing already

this week from upcyclers. What is that? That's when you take something that you already

own. That, you know, you're kind of tired of. It's a little worn out, it's a little,

I don't know, plain looking. And you upcycle it, you jazzle it up a little bit. And what

we're going to do at the end of the week is we're going to put a compilation, a blog

post together of all the upcycling that you guys have been doing. And we'll put it up

at TBTL.net. So you can proudly show the world just what kind of upcycular you are.

It's in this email, Luke at TBTL.net, or you can also a CC producer Andrew in on that

one. Big thanks to the people who've been helping us out. Carey doing some vertical gardening

up in Stanwood, Meredith doing urban foraging in detour. And the people who've been doing

champagne sabre, including Jack and Hannah in Idaho. Again, this week we're looking for some

upcyculars. Give us an email Luke at TBTL.net. Now without further ado, let's do some TBTL.

It's brilliant. Thank you. It felt really good. It was fantastic. Hey guys. Hey, did you hear

about Calam's dad? He has a production company and they're thinking of doing a live action

old McDonald for kids. And he thinks I have a quality. She's just kind of running through the

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