The first half of this episode was recorded at Luke’s merch table at the Can’t Stop The Serenity event at the Portage Theatre in Chicago last weekend, where we met our new friend, Dr. Allison, shown here with the chibi art Luke drew for her as a reward for being the person who was the most excited to see Luke & Carrie at the event. In this episode we discuss who Luke is the boss of (nobody), and Carrie tells of her exhaustive training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation. We also have News of the Stupid, and comedy tracks by Cirque du So What, The Lonely Island, The Muppets, and Matt Nathanson covering the Muppets. Yes, Bad Rapport, where the enthasis is on correct spelling and word usage, basically.
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This episode has special guests “Blasted Bill” Putt, Ken “Madman” Sherlock, and Josh “Country Bear Jamboree” Rasey. We recap GenCon Indy 2011, improvise a new Randy Newman classic, and wrap up our TransFormers coverage from Episode #44. There’s also News of the Stupid and music by 
6 WEEKS WITHOUT A NEW EPISODE? ARE YOU FRAKKING KIDDING ME?!?! By the looks of the picture, it seems that Luke and Carrie have been ‘on the wonk’ the whole time. Our summer hiatus was not intentional, and we intend to make up for it by posting 2 episodes this week. This one was mostly recorded over 
WARNING: THIS EPISODE IS OVER 4 HOURS LONG! Seriously, it really actually is. This week, our hosts Luke Ski & Carrie Dahlby, along with special guests Jered “Mr. Tuesday” Perez, Ben “BreakMan Z” Bruinooge, and Josh “Mr. Dahlby” Rasey discuss the history of the TransFormers, from the original 1984 cartoon & toy line through to today, literally, as we give our instant review of the film “TransFormers: Dark Of The Moon”. Our regular segments (News of the Stupid, Comments, and the usual pluggery) have all been postponed until the next episode, but we do have comedy tracks and other TF-related songs by 
Suddenly, Carrie and Luke found themselves recording a regular episode of their podcast in a pretty regular way at their regular date and time. This was unexpected this week, but it happened nonetheless. Hopefully it will have been worth it in some way. You’ll hear Luke tell tales of cutthroat games of Pictionary, Carrie tells us that the movie 
You don’t need a babelfish in your ear to understand that we are going to be making several blatant references to 
Get ready to turn the energy down as low as possible for this short-for-us episode. In it we discuss High Tea… high school Forensics meets where plagiarism is not only encouraged, it’s the law… and, uh, that’s about it. We do have News of the Stupid and comedy tracks by 
Yes, that is a picture of me dressed as the Easter Bunny. There’s not much else to say beyond that. I suppose I should say that this episode contains the shocking truth of what exists in the crawlspace beneath Carrie’s house, the sordid tales of PenguiCon 9.0, and all the comprehensive sports coverage you’ve come to expect from us. There’s also songs by 
This is the second episode in a row where the image posted with it is of Carrie and her cat Willow. However, this is the first episode where I attempt to attach the image to the MP3 file so that it appears on your player while you’re listening to it. So let me know if that worked. In this episode we talk about the video games we’ve been playing lately, dieting, and working on art for a living. There’s also News of the Stupid, and songs by 
This episode is short for us at just under 90 minutes. So it has that going for it. Also going for it is the presence of Ken, Josh, Sara, and Jered. It was recorded in the restaurant at Dave & Buster’s, so expect a loud continuous ambient noise level as Luke scrapes the bottom of his mental barrel for content nuggets to fill this episode. On that note, this episode has double the number of tracks in it, featuring 