The Tim Dillon Show - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Tim makes you laugh in ways you never thought you could at things you never thought would be funny. His constant razzing of his sponsors makes me look forward to the sponsor sections instead of skipping them, and his perspective on the world is much needed. Great show!

Tim’s show is without a doubt one of the best podcasts going. There hasn’t been an episode that I started listening to that I don’t finish. Never thought I would ever pay to listen to a podcast with so much free content out in the world but couldn’t resist becoming a Rothschild tier patron on Patreon just to hear more of his rants. And don’t dare skip his ad reads…that’s some of his best material!

Week after week, after week, the funniest podcast on the internet. His spin on every news blurb that comes out is spot on and hilarious. I have listened to every episode at least once, and the one where he makes fun of the way Ben trolled Steve Willdoit and the air b n b war at least 10 times each.

Tim has been my weekly fix for comic relief. As a Georgia boy living in NYC, I find that he consistently nails the idiosyncrasies of this dissociated society.

With zero expectations for deepening my knowledge and sensibility, I listed to Tim’s recent episode with Noa Tishby on Israel in awe. I learned so much, and I’m so thankful that Tim invited this perspective. I know that Tim doesn’t have a agenda, so the fact that he exposed his listeners to someone who is so knowledgeable, earnest, and professional on the matter of Israel-Palestine was so helpful. I’m sure this good deed won’t go unpunished…but for me, I’m refreshed.

Thanks Tim.

I love Tim Dillon. I vibe with his sense of humor. So this review is not easy. The latest episode with Alex Jones was jarring. The conversation around Jan 6th, Sandy Hook, and the Ukraine War lacked crucial context. Tim and Alex had narrow focus on questionable evidence, and derived biased conclusions. And, when evidence was lacking, they passed on very simple conjectures as plausible motives. For example, with the escalation on the Ukraine war, they didn’t acknowledge the years of geopolitical tension of Russia and surrounding neighbors. And, when they discussed the motives for US intervention , they only suggested greed as the primary motivator. I think stymieing aggressive countries that are against our interest is a plausible, and more likely, driving motivation. Overall, it was difficult to consider their rationale on all the topics they jumped around on. Tim makes me laugh so much. But when it comes to substance on critical matters, I’m disappointed.

I don’t like comedy that relies on being overly offensive. This show has always been offensive but there was also comedic art involved; that’s gone now. Now it’s just offensive. The blatant misogyny, which it seems like isn’t actually a joke at this point, is getting old.

Truly