Hello, citizens of Earth, John Bo. See, said I was going to use that one. That one's the, that's Swahili right there. Hi guys, it's Luke. Welcome back. We are about to get going on the third hour of the TBL podcast in just a moment. First though, please to remind you that the TBL podcast is sponsored by the very good people over there at AT&T. That's right. They're big fans of the show. They listened to the podcast and they came to us and said,

we would like to underwrite that operation. And I said, well, we should charge the listeners like $100 an episode. And they said,

that's one way to do it. How about instead, we sponsor it. And the listeners can listen for free. And I said, you're crazy. That's communism.

And then they said, you need to leave the meeting. And then they talked to my bosses. And then they came back and said that I no longer had a vote at the table. So here we are free podcast.

Sponsored by AT&T. Congratulations.

DOS VEDANIA. You're living in communism, kind of. If communism was you guys get an awesome podcast and AT&T pays for it.

God bless them. They really are though, just awesome folks. And they also have the best coverage anywhere that got more bars and more places.

They've got fancy phones, the whole bit. Yeah, if you want to find out more about them go to AT&T.com. You can find a location near you.

AT&T wouldn't you know they're your world delivered. They're also the official sponsors of the TBTL podcast.

That being said, let's enjoy the third hour of this TBTL podcast together. I'll be sitting right here.

Hey, it's Luke Burbank. You're probably wondering, can TBTL get any better?

It's happening right now because you're listening to the best of TBTL. Enjoy.

This is Dr. Steve Ruhl. You're listening to TBTL, dummy. Now in 93.7, half out. Not to old, A.M. to this. This is a stereo for your health.

Welcome back to this New Year's Eve edition of TBTL. Boy, Jen, I wonder what the tens are out there doing right now.

Partying, partying down, partying up. I pretty much think they're all going to listen to us tomorrow. Yeah. And they're hanging over stage like we're going to be the bomb of Gilead.

Yeah, I wish that there's a way that I could actually send lipden soup mix through the radio waves and through the iPods.

And the future I bet you'll be able to probably so that then people might actually listen to the show. They were actually get a meal by listening as well.

That's my whole tongue leprosy situation. Kind of I fell back in love with those dry soup packets. Those are awesome.

They have with the with the flavor egg in them, the golden egg, which is like a little, you know, I think it's been like 25 years since I've had one of those, but I remember you should really look into it.

Okay, because like they are so good and it's good to hang over a food as well goes down. Easy warms your tummy up. Good stuff. All right. I can talk about hangover remedies all night, but we're actually here to present you what you, the listeners have decided are the best TBTL interviews.

We did during the last year and we have arrived at the the story of the time Dave Bose, our co-worker from our sister station, KTTH, was coming into work early in the morning, almost in the middle of the night.

And he drove up upon a lady who was working through some stuff.

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