Nobody knows the band Granfunk, the wild shirtless lyrics of Mark Farner, the long-raddling

pace of Mel Shocker, the confident drumwork of Don Brewer, oh man!

Granfunk Railroad paved the way for Jefferson Airplane, which cleared the way for Jefferson Starship.

The stage was now set for the Ellen Parsons project, which I believe was some sort of hovercraft.

Good evening everyone. Our top story, Marijuana is now legal, legal, legal, and it's made everything

just so great. Ladies and a few seconds we'll be sipping on some Chris and watching the 2003

MTV Movie Awards. Would you like anything to eat while you're waiting? Tuckers. Okay,

here's some tacos. Tuck in your blouse. We're not in Saskatoon anymore mom. People in Toronto don't

tuck in their blouses. They want to dress well here. You don't want to fit in, you know?

For all ideas, some tasty waves, cool buzz, and I'm fine. Man, if I had a nickel for every time

I heard a guy say that. I'd have eight nickels. This guy's going to say a few things. On this Friday

afternoon edition of TBTL, show just might be too beautiful to live. I like turtles. My name is

Luke Bermank. I'm your host, episode 1492 in a collector series. I'm weighing in at 190

one pounds. Both roasted. Very exciting show for you today. Hi, this is Luke's mom Suzy coming

tonight on TBTL. We dust off an edition of Who Needs A Movie? So Who Needs A Movie? Love

actually edition. We'll also check back in with our favorite granny in the world,

Jen Flash Andrews. It's granny time. Including the question of if in her

granny-ish fashion she's moving towards or away from being a little on the racist side.

That's racist. All of that coming up in just a moment. Speaking of Jen Flash Andrews.

She's right here by the magic of telephone technology joining us from Indiana,

nestled near a serene lake. Flash, welcome to the show. Thank you. It's great to be here.

I was thinking about that little weigh-in thing because when we started this show,

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