The Tim Dillon Show

In this New years episode Tim rants about the undergoing human trafficking charges against the Tate brothers. He also shares some of his personal experience visiting them in Romania. In sight of the recent Idaho college murders (Bryan Kohberger) has been charged and Tim takes a minute to look at the questions Bryan was asking on reddit before committing the murders. With this year finally coming to an end we are looking at a very interesting 2023. With Bill Cosby going on his new comedy tour in the spring, Tim has some things to say.

Tim Dillon sits down with Joe Rogan in the JRE studio in Austin, TX.

In this episode Tim reacts and rants to Ellen DeGeneres's statement made responding to the California flooding. Tim also goes over the rapidly growing Ozempic shortage sweeping the nation. With high-class restaurant Noma going out of business in late 2024 Tim goes in depth to find out why.

In this episode Tim sits down with good friend and comedian, Mike Recine. The two watch and react to bizarre TLC shows. One show, (Im Shauna Rae), a TLC show about a 23 year old woman in an 8 year old’s body. With Disney closing down Splash Mountain, Tim and Mike went into the origins of the ride and the infamous “Song of the South” song and why it was removed from Disney. Towards the end of the episode Dillon and Recine could not keep it together as they impersonated a Doctor from a popular TV show.

Tim shares his thoughts on Armie Hammer’s first interview post scandal, the Chinese spy balloon, a possessed Pennsylvania girl who abdicated the throne and he laments the butter controversy ravaging his homeland.

In this episode Tim rants about President Biden's visit to Ukraine and shares some of his thoughts on how the war could end. He also talks about the Palestine Ohio train derailment, Tim shares some ideas on how to become a "Chemical Spill Influencer". Tim also reacts to real life zombies, which are really just homeless people on "Tranq Dope". He goes into depth on what it is and what to look out for.

Tim mourns the end of Lori Lightfoot's reign over Chicago, he praises McDonald's latest celebrity meal all the while a new LAPD proposal has him eyeing Florida.

Tim sits down with a pillar of the Austin community.

Tim shares his thoughts on the historic bank collapse, speaks with a Silicon Valley Bank staffer before his exile to the midwest and explains why Marianne Williamson’s rage is the the most fun kind.

Tim opens up about an odd exchange at an LA comedy club, the dirty laundry at the Gwyneth Paltrow ski trial and why the TikTok congressional hearings have fast food roots.

Tim is skeptical about Finland being the happiest country on earth given their artistic contributions. He tries to get tickets to Hunter Biden’s latest high profile art show and wants everyone rein it in.

Tim sits down with Bert Kreischer about monetizing dreams, how the Ukraine war almost stopped 'The Machine' from being released and why Bert is basically Prince Philip.

Tim talks with Stavros Halkias about OJ Simpson’s case as the greatest American story, the plight of young actors and the food network.

Tim speaks will Colin Quinn about the most original voice in comedy, a culture of rats and how the two will get a movie made together.

Tim examines the writers strike from both sides, a struggling Bay Area grocery store, a new influencer in the Navy and why you should go to Yard House for your birthday.

Tim explains why everyone deserves what’s left of the American dream, analyzes a fast food lawsuit and hopes to befriend Twitter’s new CEO.

Tim wades into whether Meghan Markle cooked up a paparazzi chase, shares why dogs should be barred from restaurants and where Bud Light’s advertising may be heading.

Tim visits Tom Segura & Christina Pazsitzky at YMH Studios in Austin. The three discuss trans issues, why Tim was allowed to smoke growing up and the release of his new book ‘Death By Boomers.’

Tim discusses a ghastly thing Taylor Swift fans are doing, the graduation party Louisiana students will never forget, Joe Biden’s penchant for falling and a tech multimillionaire leeching off of his son.

Tim discusses visiting crumbling American cities for fun, Ubering to the writer’s strike and why the New York Times is writing about Ukrainian soliders' fashion.

Tim takes on the Titanic submarine tragedy, sharks getting the white glove treatment and why the new Oscar rules will lead stories astray.

Tim talks about the death of decorum, Texas drag brunches and being gay at Crack Barrel in this best of Patreon aggregate while the show is on YouTube timeout. Happy Fourth.

Tim recounts the 20-year high school reunion he hosted over the weekend, celebrates those who are hot & dumb with Annie Lederman and breaks down why Jonah Hill is embarrassing the surfing community.

Tim dissects Disney’s latest shortcomings, the SAG-AFTRA strike, Hunter Biden’s White House antics, a pole dancing convention leaving Florida and how he may finally have revenge on Airbnb.

Tim dives into the Obama chef accident, Reese’s taking it too far, offers Lizzo advice and has good news for the family of the accused Gilgo beach killer.

Tim goes head to head with Eli Roth on sharks, the director’s passion for the finned creatures and why the 'Tim Dillon-ization' of Hollywood may happen sooner than you think.

Tim talks about Obama’s dreams, young Hollywood being too grateful, a mushroom poisoning down under and how ice cream can be a tragedy.

Tim examines the rise and fall of Yevgeny Prigozhin, Taylor Swift, houses getting smaller and why giving boomers immortality is ill-advised.

Tim catches up with comedian Yannis Pappas about the Obama’s, the writer’s strike, grand theft flash mobs and Tim’s favorite catholic TV station growing up.

Tim sits down with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and actress Cheryl Hines about his presidential candidacy, the genesis of the Ukraine Russia war, national parks and how his wife is handling all this.

Tim talks about the Sackler's ostracized from high society, selling his dead mother's art, Biden's speech and a Colorado Congresswoman who belongs at a carnival.

Tim examines the migrant crisis in New York City, the newest additions to the police force and a spate of tragedies at an elite Los Angeles private school.

Tim sits down with comedian Dan Soder about experiences in the back of a Colorado theater, acting, dating the rich and what comes after a naked dating show.

Tim talks with comedians H. Foley & Kevin Ryan from 'Are You Garbage' about which holiday is the classiest, aunts with dip, starting a pretzel franchise together and coming of age during Halloween.

Tim wades into the Israel-Hamas War, college students showing their true selves, celebrities walking back their support, ‘the best you can do’ and how peace in the Middle East may involve the Midwest.

Tim talks with comedians Mike Cannon & Mike Feeney about breaking rules, the Middle East, faking a heart attack, brand loyalty and how the American military is literally ballooning.

Tim talks about the Israel-Hamas war, being on Instagram timeout, call centers and why Americans will skirt the draft.

Tim sits down with actress, writer, producer & activist Noa Tishby on Israel and the conflict in Gaza. Recorded October 28, 2023.

Tim goes off on the SAG strike ending, what the real ‘artificial intelligence’ is, Palestinians fleeing Gaza and how sometimes there’s only one way to get out of a ticket.

Tim examines an airport service that's mailing it in, Trump's real estate exaggerations, boomers living in the metaverse and how rappers can beat the legal system.

Tim talks about social media sideshows, how to behave with your family, an ideal dead-end job, wealthy people on DMT and the true meaning of life.

Tim reunites with comedians Luis J. Gomez & Nick Mullen to talk about islands, Nick’s hispanic draw, female fans, diversity, walking it off and why some detractors can be good.

Tim examines Hunter Biden’s expenses, a new McDonald’s concept restaurant, parents’ involvement in their kid’s lives and the bound of irony.

Tim dives into a reporter’s bad trip, pointing at the void, a potential studio merger, dodging debt together and the ultimate team builder.

Tim examines a story of affluent teenagers terrorizing an Arizona suburb, fighting over Christmas gifts, a totalitarian tourist destination, Southwest Airlines’ customers of size policy and what 2024 has in store.