

The Tim Dillon Show
The Tim Dillon Show
Tim Dillon is a comedian and tour guide. He’s very excited to give you a tour of the end of the world. Each week from a porch in Los Angeles he shares apocalyptic visions with his friends and berates a local diner.
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Sep 5, 2021 • 1h 10min
267 - The D'Amelio Variant
Tim dives into the D'Amelio family's reality TV dynamics, suggesting ways to spice up their show. He hilariously critiques the infamous McDonald's ice cream machines and shares personal anecdotes about dining mishaps. The conversation touches on societal issues like homelessness while balancing absurdity with heartfelt reflections on fame and mental health. Plus, there's a satirical pitch for a reality show that blends crime and family drama, showing just how wild the entertainment world can get.

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Aug 29, 2021 • 1h 11min
266 - Lightfoot Strikes Twice
Dive into the world of Chicago's Mayor Lori Lightfoot through a hilariously scathing Yelp review. Explore the bizarre intersection of dreams and realities in Austin, and the controversial ideas surrounding 9/11 narratives. With light-hearted astrology humor and critical societal insights, the conversation flows from unreleased Spike Lee footage to the impulsive nature of leadership. Join the chaotic ride of comedy, self-expression, and personal accountability in navigating fame and life's absurdities!

Aug 22, 2021 • 1h 5min
265 - Austin Taliban
Tim dives into the absurdity of perceptions surrounding the Taliban, sharing a tragic tale from Afghanistan's turbulent past. He humorously contrasts the snow-bikini phenomenon with wealth-building in Florida. Political antics are explored through a Vanity Fair lens, while reflections on community responses to disasters highlight personal accountability. The complex ties of controversial legal figures and their high-profile clients come under scrutiny, alongside thoughts on charity work's grim realities in Afghanistan and the cultural shifts in Austin.

Aug 15, 2021 • 48min
264 - Time Is A Fat Circle
Comedian Raymond Kump, known for his sharp wit on his podcast "Kump," joins the conversation. They delve into the chaotic withdrawal from Kabul and its implications for the future. Kump shares hilarious takes on post-apocalyptic scenarios, blending humor with serious reflections on society. The duo discusses absurdities in modern activism and critiques the superficiality of government actions. Throughout, they highlight the irony of contemporary issues while imagining whimsical alternatives to military endeavors.

Aug 10, 2021 • 59min
263 - Family Business
A huge announcement kicks off the show as the host spills the beans on backing out of a family business deal. The wild influx of celebrities to Austin takes center stage, with humorous takes on their impact. A visit to a family tile shop sparks commentary on consumerism and class differences. The podcast dives into the bizarre dynamics of fame, reality TV absurdities, and even touches on a comical look at culinary justice in inmate rehabilitation, blending humor with social critique throughout.

Aug 1, 2021 • 1h 1min
262 - We're Back
Join the lively discussion as Tim tackles the pressures faced by athletes like Simone Biles and reflects on the challenges of mental health in high-performance sports. He humorously analyzes Irvine's impact on reality TV and explores the emotional complexities surrounding the Parkland shooting, intertwining trauma with family dynamics and conspiracy theories. The conversation flits between serious themes of justice and lighter summer anecdotes, all while highlighting the resilience of athletes amidst a chaotic world.

Jul 18, 2021 • 1h 13min
261 - Please, Die Alone
Kunal C. Arora, a rising comedian and longtime friend of Tim Dillon, talks about their journey from Long Island to navigating the comedy scene. They reflect on the changes in New York, the humor behind podcast monetization, and the complexities of mental health among comedians. The duo shares personal stories about returning home and the nostalgia of their early comedy days. They also discuss the challenges of finding authenticity and belonging in the industry while maintaining a lighthearted take on societal issues like vaccination.

Jul 11, 2021 • 52min
260 - Prison Pen Pal
In a lively discussion, the hosts tackle a fascinating double manslaughter case from Florida. They explore the troubling intersection of celebrity culture and the LGBTQ+ movement, raising eyebrows over celebrity exploitation. Personal stories unveil workplace discrimination, highlighting the harsh realities faced by those revealing their sexuality. The conversation shifts to absurdities in legal practices, where humor meets serious reflections on justice. Finally, they share exciting tour tales, blending entertainment and insightful commentary on current events.

Jul 4, 2021 • 1h 4min
259 - Independence Day with Glenn Greenwald
Glenn Greenwald, a renowned journalist and author, joins the conversation, leveraging his investigative expertise. They dive into pressing topics like Julian Assange's imprisonment and its implications for press freedom. The duo tackles the chaotic dynamics of media and politics, touching on Trump’s unconventional influence and the legacy of 9/11. Glenn shares a humorous encounter with a Brazilian Wandering Spider, offering a lighter perspective amidst serious discourse on freedom, compliance, and the search for truth in a tumultuous world.

Jun 27, 2021 • 1h 34min
258 - Fat Recluse
Actor and comedian Jeff Garlin, known for his role on *Curb Your Enthusiasm*, joins the conversation to dive into a range of hilarious and thought-provoking topics. They tackle bizarre legal cases, like a spider bite that escalated to court. The discussion shifts to the intertwining of politics and media following journalist Christopher Sign's death. Garlin shares insights on sex work, humor in adult content, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on comedy. The duo reflects on authenticity and the evolving nature of fame in the entertainment industry.