

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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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.

Jun 20, 2021 • 54min
257 - Bomb Energy
A heartfelt call reconnects a son with his father on Father's Day, sparking reflections on family dynamics. The chaos of Hunter Biden's life and his unexpected pivot to painting becomes a punchline amidst critiques of capitalism. Meanwhile, Victoria's Secret's shift in beauty standards ignites discussions on inclusivity. The absurdity of snowy bikinis and podcasting adventures adds humor, alongside insights into the changing media landscape and the challenges of authenticity in the arts.

Jun 13, 2021 • 1h 10min
256 - The Announcement
A big announcement shakes things up as Tim playfully implicates Ben's wife while sharing humorous reflections on leaving Austin. The conversation takes a wild turn with tales of darkly comical wedding mishaps blending joy and tragedy. Later, Tim and his guest dive deep into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, balancing serious discussions with lighthearted banter about extreme fashion. They also explore the complexities of identity and illiberal ideologies, ultimately seeking common ground amid humor and societal tensions.

Jun 6, 2021 • 49min
255 - Bitcoin Winklevoss Jake Paul
Joining the discussion are Jake Paul, a professional boxer and polarizing social media figure, and the Winklevoss twins, Cameron and Tyler, who are known for their early Facebook days and Bitcoin advocacy. They tackle Jake's boxing journey and his views on cryptocurrency. The trio debates Bitcoin's potential as a superior asset compared to gold, while also diving into NFT art and the importance of decentralization in tech. With humor, they reflect on Bitcoin's controversies and how social media shapes both the boxing world and financial landscapes.

May 30, 2021 • 1h 16min
254 - Apocalypse Olympics with Abby Martin
In a captivating discussion, investigative journalist Abby Martin, known for her impactful work on the Empire Files, dives deep into the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. She shares insights on Israel's military actions and the shifting political landscape under Netanyahu. The conversation also critiques corporate woke culture and highlights the challenges faced by journalists in portraying these sensitive issues. Abby's passion for truth and uncovering hidden narratives adds a compelling layer to the dialogue.

May 23, 2021 • 1h 2min
253 - Jenner's Joyride
Caitlyn Jenner's gubernatorial aspirations spark a sharp and humorous debate on identity and privilege. The chaotic unfolding of Bitcoin's decline brings insights into the wild world of cryptocurrency. A profound car accident casts a shadow, revealing the stark realities behind celebrity lives. The hosts tackle perceptions of homelessness, offering a critical take on public figures' responsibilities. Finally, a candid discussion on Asperger's leads to investment strategies and the often superficial nature of relationships.