

130 - The Past Times with Luke Simmons
Jun 28, 2025
Comedian Luke Simmons, known for his witty observations and touring with the hosts, joins the fun as they dive into the historical quirks of newspapers. They joke about chaotic tour mishaps and absurd customs, like the notion of a 'dog church.' The conversation shifts to whimsical crime tales involving mailing bees and eagles, and the absurdity of local media. With playful banter on everything from golf course antics to dark historical pranks, this comedic exploration shines a light on the ridiculousness of everyday life.
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Luke's Tour Stumbles Anecdote
- Luke Simmons humorously shares his clumsy moments on tour, like dropping eggs and tripping over wires on stage.
- His busy actions kept people thinking he was fixing technical issues, illustrating a charming form of busyness.
Fences Show Community Culture
- Good fences and attractive front yards indicate intelligence and culture in a village's citizens.
- These markers symbolize community care and general public refinement.
Dog-Free Church Advice Then
- Avoid bringing dogs to church as considered uncivilized in the historical context.
- However, the hosts suggest dog-friendly churches could be a popular modern idea.