Luke’s Diner: Stay for Dinner

I Am All In with Scott Patterson

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Tv & Film

4.5 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 28 September 2025

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Grammy award winning singer Lisa Loeb steps into Luke’s Diner this week.

She is known for her iconic song “Stay” but she also had a hidden talent! Hear the sweet tradition she does for birthdays in her family.

Plus, Lisa may be inspired by Lorelai’s coffee obsession, with a very particular coffee order.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:04.6	I am all in.
0:08.0	Again!
0:10.7	More, more, more.
0:13.9	I want to kiss you my own.
0:16.6	More, more, more.
0:19.5	I want to kiss you more. Luke Steiner with Scott Patterson and IHeart Radio podcast.
0:27.0	Hey everybody, Scott Patterson.
0:28.9	I am all in podcast, one of one of one productions, IHeart Radio Media, IHeart podcast,
0:34.2	Luke's Diner with the one and only, yes, we have her Lisa Loeb.
0:39.7	Lisa, how are you?
0:41.4	Welcome to the show.
0:43.3	Thank you so much for having me.
0:45.1	It is a pleasure.
0:46.6	We're excited to get into it with you.
0:48.5	Let me tell everybody a little bit about you.
0:52.1	If they don't already know, you're a Dallas native.
0:56.1	You are a Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter.
1:00.4	And your first number one hit with your platinum single, Stay.
1:05.7	I missed you from Reality Bites, making history,
1:08.1	is the first pop artist to top the charts without a recording
1:12.3	contract. I did not know that. What an accomplishment. Back in 2004, Lisa, a co-hosted Food Network
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