Luke at the Roost

Luke takes calls about a cult leader who admits he ignored a 19-year-old’s safety concerns, a Permian oilfield inspector who must come clean about a rushed wellhead inspection, and a man who discovers a radiator cap with a name stamped inside. Other callers include Winston Abernathy Cole with his Marfa Lights data, Tomasa Ibarra facing her pastor’s sermon after her son comes out, Merle furious over beans in his chili, and hospice nurse Delphine trying to reconnect a dying patient with a long-lost love. Devon also covers the NVIDIA CEO affair story, and the episode closes on a heavy note about losing a grandmother. Which caller’s situation would you have handled differently?

Luke and Devon return from a long break with a lineup of callers. Junie, 19, asks what a no means and raises concerns about her safety at the Wellspring. Wade Pruneta weighs whether to lie for his son’s rehab, Dr. Ignatius Boone hunts for a 38 Hz hum on the second night after storms, Candace Torres struggles with a teen’s messages after a dog’s euthanasia, Opal wrestles with a cropped photo of her late father, and Harlan gets greeted by his old railroad nickname. Tune in for a heavy, heartfelt night, and let us know what you’d do if you were in Harlan’s shoes.

Luke fields calls from Doyle, a soap maker at the Wellspring community who discovers his personal deposits routed through an unknown LLC and a power of attorney document with a suspiciously backdated notary stamp. Other callers include Rhett wrestling with relief over an affair ending, Cole searching for the name of a rare heirloom chili pepper, and Imogen marveling at the invisible Wachita mountain range buried beneath West Texas.

Luke fields calls about stolen catalytic converters, unexplained phenomena over Mitchell Flat, a sheriff's deputy's moral dilemma, and a fence builder convinced someone is mapping West Texas water sources. Plus: Donald Judd's aluminum boxes change everything for a skeptical rancher named Fern.

Luke hosts another late-night call-in show from Alpine, Texas, featuring intense conversations about personal dilemmas. Callers include Silas struggling with a community move, a landman wrestling with an ethical choice, and Trace discovering hidden letters with a potentially life-changing secret. What happens when the past suddenly becomes present?

Luke hosts a late-night call-in show exploring complex human paradoxes through deeply personal stories. A hospice social worker struggles with her mother’s terminal illness, a tattoo artist confronts suicidal thoughts, and a widower grapples with finding love again. These raw, intimate conversations reveal the intricate ways we navigate grief, purpose, and connection.

Luke hosts a late-night call-in show featuring complex personal stories from multiple callers, including Silas wrestling with the unintended consequences of his community's structure. A retired paralegal discusses a potential connection to a decades-old missing person case, while a firefighter struggles with questioning his crew leader's decisions. Buckle up for an introspective journey through memory, responsibility, and human complexity.

Luke’s late-night radio show tackles three intense personal stories, including a hospice nurse wrestling with professional guilt, a man confronting family secrets about his absent father, and a linguistics PhD student haunted by mysterious text messages. Each caller brings a complex emotional narrative that challenges simple moral judgments.

In this gripping late-night radio episode, callers wrestle with moral dilemmas that have haunted them. A hospice nurse grapples with helping a dying patient, a property manager confronts housing an undocumented family, and other complex stories unfold. What happens when doing the right thing feels so wrong?

Luke hosts another late-night call-in show featuring everyday people wrestling with work, relationships, and life transitions. Highlights include a construction worker named Dexter revealing potential workplace corruption, and multiple callers struggling with career stagnation and personal crossroads. Who will take the leap and change their life?