Well, what do you know about that? You've made it folks to another edition of TBTL. This is the show

that's probably too beautiful to live. I'm your host Luke Burbank joined as always by Jen Flash

Andrews. Hi Jen. Hi Luke. You know, we we burned the candle at both ends when we're doing this

here imaginary radio show. I know people may not realize that occasionally based on some of the

on air challenges that we suffer through, but we do. And every once in a while, we've got to

step away for the afternoon and take care of some other business and or in my case,

nap while watching the people's court. I think you can tell them that you're on assignment for the

CIA. That's that's that's a much better story. That's a much better story. I thought we were going

to make it sound like we were doing something important. Yeah. One time I said I was out trying to

find the eye of the tiger, which was a reference to that. Remember Derek Erdman,

Ratmaster Maurice, and the guy's voicemail message? Well, wherever we are at this very moment,

we're not here doing TBTL, but we would never leave you in the lurch. So please, turn your ear holes

towards this very special best of edition of TBTL.

This is TBTL with Luke Burbank on NewsTalk 710 Cairo.

And Sean, can we just take the music down a little bit. I don't want anything to interfere

with the piece of tape that I'm about to play for you.

That's not Reverend Jeremiah Wright. That's actually an eight-year-old Jennifer Bronson,

giving a sermon. Jen, could you set the scene for us? What was happening during that piece of tape?

Well, I was eight years old. I was living on sunset Hill and Ballard, and I felt like

God had given me a message that I wanted to bring, but I didn't have a flock.

And so I went to my Aunt Diane's house, and that was where my sister and her best friend were,

and I got them to be my flock, and I proceeded to preach a series of really insightful searing

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