In this episode, Luke gets very upset about the history of the high five. He goes through several historical events and imagines how they happened without a crisp high five after. He also talks about He talks about fixing his posture and how being mobile is a big key for him. He also does a sports update and gives you things to talk about at the water cooler.
In this episode, Luke briefly talks about Purdue losing to a 16 seed, 15 seed and 13 seed. He also goes through Lil Dicky's lyrics of 'Save Dat Money' and talks about how relatable they are to him. He talks about chunky kids who are wait to confident at the hotel pool. A story of him getting tricked into believing he was holding a real gold medal by an olympic skeet shooting champion. He goes through his love for Disney World and why he loves it so much. Fireworks at Disney are just built different which is why Luke doesn't like normal fireworks. He talks about being a Drake Bulldog fan and how he ended their season. He tries to rally the troops for his boys from UCONN who play in the final four this weekend.
In this episode, Luke breaks down every first round matchup of this year's NCAA Tournament Bracket. He talks about key injuries and teams that are playing well as of right now. He gives you the 9 teams that can win the national championship and the 23 teams that can make a Final Four. He finishes out with a specialty treat of filling out a Women's NCAA Tournament Bracket.
Luke is back and better than ever in this episode. He talks about how people never change, and how he feels that he is perfectly valued for his job. He brings out a fun fact about Christmas because why not, and he talks about men overreacting. He brings up handicap signs and how he feels strongly that everyone should get one after leg day. He talks about how everyone only wants to be treated fair when they are the ones who are getting treated unfairly. He talks about blaring Beyonce in parking lots and even does a quick review on the Rihanna Halftime Show. Arby's 2 for 7 Fish. He dives into needing a new signature and how he is prepared for the most random things to happen.
Luke is back in his brand new episode of the ultimate spin zone. He talks about a lot of things that will make you laugh including little itty bitty spiders becoming too powerful, sports update, the bottom line on the teacher look around and much more.
Luke talks about almost ruining his best friends wedding (somewhere around the 25th minute of the episode). He talks about losing his voice, and this being the 70th episode.
A classic episode where Luke gets back to his roots. He talks about a dream where his teeth fall out and what it could mean. He gets into what makes him laugh, and an awkward scenario where someone thinks their friend or someone they know is in the MLB, but they aren't. He also talks about the apocalypse/hurricane in Florida and how wild the Tua injury was and how wild football is. He also talks about being dumb and his brother being zoned out and wanting to be on a motorcycle and flash the 3 point celebration.
In this episode, Luke talks bout schools trading teachers and having a trade deadline. He also talks about laughing at your own jokes to be funny along with the time a helicopter parent yelled at him while he was volunteering his time. He talks about needing a new playlist, and how he doesn't like bike pegs. He talks also about how small talk is mostly just lip service, and how his brother is the ultimate relaxer.
In this episode, Luke talks about dumm sideline reports, mystery mousekatools, teacher slang, and so much more.
Luke talks about a lot of things including the Dan Ryan, old texts and needing a new introduction song for his Podcast.
In this Episode, Luke talks about how him and a local pastor have beef. He talks about how he got exposed in front of his family and friends at church. He also explains how lucky his dad was when he went to the white sox game the other day. He also gets into the fact that MLB baseballs are straight up dead. Dunk tanks are also talked about and how he felt immense pressure for his kids to perform well in dunking him. He also gets into the saying of the week.
Luke wants to make sure you know he recorded this at night and not at school. Luke would never do that. He also would never take a nap in his office. Luke also talks about how bowling can be more fun and interesting. He wishes bowling wasn't so boring all the time. He also talks about how he is a hypocrite. He talks about how a former fond person of his completely turned his life around by comparing him to Toby Flenderson from the Office. Luke also talks about how petty he is behind the wheel and how he needs to stop getting so mad all the time for no reason. He expresses how he needs to have a good attitude all the time no matter what. He also talks about the nice weather that is happening in the midwest right now just to keep his southern, northern, and western listeners up to date. He doesn't care about his eastern listeners though. Just so they know.
In this episode, Luke talks more about how he can't eat chicken. He also talks about almost dying during bench press, and becoming best friends with the White Sox catcher. He also talks about chasing clowns in a violent mob back in 2016.
In this episode, Luke talks about losing 9 pounds as a result of food poisoning. He also talks about legos, and old men who he thought could be some cute girls.
This episode from Luke may just be the worst one he has ever done. Tough looks out here man. Real, tough, looks.
Luke gets deep in his bag for this episode which includes him talking about girls and how he doesn't understand them for a very long time. He also talks about his Direct Messages with MJ Synder from the Bachelor (again). He talks pow wows, and some other things that he can't remember right now.
In this episode Luke talks about some fun, interesting stuff. Enjoy you filthy animals.
In this episode, Luke talks about store signings having a letter that doesn't light up. He also talks about how the Astros are cheaters, but gives them credit for cheating successfully. He also talks about how he started crying while watching moneyball and cannot explain why. He fears his emotions may be out of sync. He also talks about how abs are overrated and ladies dig self defense skills. Speaking of ladies, he talks about how all of the ladies in high school swooned over his old white truck which he got to see one last time. He will miss the old white beauty and the way she purred. He also talks about women's basketball again. He isn't being mean. He just pointed a few things out about how crazy the style of Bethel women's basketball is. He blames the coach for that. He also brings in the quote of the week and does a fantasy football update.
In this episode, Luke tells the story of messaging Arianna Lee and MJ Snyder. He didn't have any luck, but that is nothing new when it comes to Luke and the ladies. He also comes up with a cool idea of carrying a wii sports sound board for when people ask him what he is up to nowadays. He also talks about how much he hates watching the Bethel University Women's basketball team because of the style they play. He also came up with a cool way to keep himself entertained at those games because 73 turnovers in one game is just too many. He also talks how halloween costumes have gotten out of control, and not every character was made to be sexy. He also details a story about almost hitting a buck on his way to church. If you don't like this then you don't like good podcasting!
In this episode Luke talks about a lot of stuff including watching tv with your parents, the star spangled banner, and LSU football. He also questions if he is funny. He admits he is just trying to find himself as a podcaster, and admits that he needs to find his audience. He even suggests that maybe his audience is people in the deaf community? What? Then that joke backfires on him which reminds him to be kind to his neighbors. He shares his love song and he tells a Waffle House joke.
Luke talks about how powerful Adele's music is. He also talks about how 99% of his listeners let him down. He also talks about spooky activities, blind people, and why he thinks blind people may be good for the podcast. He does a segment of overrated/underrated, and it involves posteriors. The bars of the week are deep. Get ready for em.
This episode dives into first looks, fall festivals, and a story of love??? Yes, this is my love story and you are going to like it.
Luke talks about National Bully Prevention Month, feeding kids sugar and why it is a horrible idea. He also dives into why the weather app is underrated and he wonders how people survived without it. He also explains why sandwiches at the beach hit different and what specific characteristics he looks for in a woman. He also spits bars and rolls in some quotes about success. He also thinks you are great.
I just made the title like that to get you to listen. Chill out. It's called clickbait.
In this episode, Luke dives into numerous topics including astrology signs, vacancy signs (huge mix-up), and much more. Luke also plans on having another growth spurt just so everyone is aware. That's all I'm going to share. Listen to the rest. God Bless.
In this episode, Young Gaff and I talk about straight up bars. Young Gaff talks about what it's like to come out of your shell, and what it's like to make rap music. We also explain the lyrics in the rap song we made.
This episode is sick. I don't have time to write a full description of the episode because I am busy.
In this episode, Luke, goes all in and talks about a recent vacation to Idaho. He also tells of some fun times he had at a White Sox game along with his thoughts on airport girls, meteorologists, and being a 15 yard fake out. He also explains why his dad should run bingo night for the old people's home, and dives deep into if he really knows the back of his hand.
In this episode, Luke discusses what the "new normal" looks like, what it's like to be injured, and why over posting your birthday is a problem. He also talks about being off the gram, about being a good guy, and why everyone lost the game once again. Luke goes into some of his impressions including Mickey Mouse and Elmo. The first segment in Ultimate Spin Zone takes place which includes your host rating different things and people in pop culture. Luke finishes with the quote of the week and the bar of the week.
In this episode, Luke ( your host), talks about why he feels he is the human version of a golden retriever and why he is the Mario of sports. He also compliments Speedway and also has a pressing question on what yellow flashing stop lights mean and what their purpose is. He has a deep thought that is actually quite dumb and worthless, and he argues that it.s called bags not corn hole. He dives into why it should be called slapchat rather than snapchat. He also brings up a valid point that nobody has ever un-graduated. He talks about being ghosted and why it is so silly. Finally, he plays a portion of an old rap song of his which turns out to be about his past breakup (shocker).
In today's episode, Luke, talks about why Levi Lamberjack is officially fired, how lemons got his mind spinning, and why cancelling cancel culture is a dangerous move. He also talks about being famous, being indecisive, and even women's sports. For the finale, he remakes ford commercials along with doing his own version of Michigan commercials for different states.
In this episode, your host (Luke), dives into topics such as his ex-girlfriends getting married, the time he got buckets in prison, and why people have been using yolo in the wrong context this whole time. He also talks about dating contracts, white girls, and why law enforcement may need to change the idea behind some road signs.
Ultimate Spin Zone is back with a wild episode including tons of would you rather questions and a weird scenario segment that got wild.
A fun filled, positive episode with a lot of twists and turns. Rielly and I talk about chilling in the training room, opportunities in different aspects of life, and much more.
Music courtesy of Levi Lamberjack. Be sure to check him out on apple music and Spotify.
We talk about the good things of living at home with your parents. We basically make the same point over and over again, but we of course address saving money, no rent, free food, and much more.
We talk about the positives of having no live sports for almost 3 months now! We have a great list, and even talk about Tik Tok, Ayesha Curry, Cub fans, and much more.
Victor and I try to put a spin on going through a breakup. We discuss saving money, more time with the boys, increased creativity, more self-care and so on.
Talk about personal positives and overall world positives of quarantine. Also dive into Krispy Kreme donuts, dexterity, the severeness of dine and dashing, and much more.