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by 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.
Tim Dillon covers three distinct topics in this 73-minute episode. First, he discusses the Cornell 7 case, using it as a springboard to argue that college is fundamentally over as an institution—likely critiquing both the case itself and the broader state of higher education. Second, he covers the botched execution of…
Worth it if you're a Tim Dillon fan who enjoys his irreverent takes on absurd news stories and don't mind sponsor integration.
Tim Dillon covers a wide range of current events and cultural commentary in this 78-minute episode. The primary topics include Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the UN General Assembly in New York, which serves as a launching point for political discussion. He discusses Sonny Hostin from "The View" and her decision to…
Worth it if you enjoy Tim Dillon's rapid-fire political and cultural commentary style and want takes on current news (Netanyahu, AI ethics, nepo babies) without expecting deep-dive analysis.
Episode 513 of The Tim Dillon Show is a topical commentary episode where Tim discusses several current events and controversies. The episode covers the Ed Sheeran controversy (details not specified in show notes), political commentary on Kash Patel's recent missteps, Mitch McConnell's continued presence in the Senate…
Worth it if you're a Tim Dillon fan who enjoys his take on current political and celebrity controversies and don't mind sponsor reads.
Tim Dillon tackles three major topics in this 72-minute episode: 9/11 retrospective, Netanyahu's alleged foreknowledge of October 7th, and AI existential risk. The episode opens with Dillon reflecting on how 9/11 shaped American culture and policy over the past 25 years, examining the lasting psychological and…
Worth it if you're a Tim Dillon regular who enjoys his take on current events and don't mind sponsor reads interrupting substantive commentary.
Tim Dillon's episode 511 covers a mix of current events and absurdist commentary typical of his show. The episode touches on several disparate topics: Rosie O'Donnell performing in a choir with Epstein survivors (a surreal cultural moment), a Jerusalem Post article suggesting young Americans should pay off debt by…
Worth it if you enjoy Tim Dillon's absurdist take on current events and don't mind sponsor-heavy episodes.
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