The Tim Dillon Show

This episode moves through fears about a reported Russian plague in Siberia, new twists in the Cornell 7 story, and a string of headline-heavy controversies. Tim also gets into Diddy’s life after prison, an attack on a plane carrying Israeli passengers, and Trump’s comments about Iran and Los Angeles.

This episode moves from the Cornell 7 case to a bleak take on higher education, then into the story of death row inmate Christa Pike surviving a lethal injection. It also detours into Bari Weiss attempting stand-up while presenting Peter Thiel with an award.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s UN address anchors an episode that also swings through AI likeness deals, dating struggles among tech bros, nepo baby culture, and job interview advice. It looks like a wide-ranging, topical set built on media, status, and the strange ways people try to get ahead.

This episode jumps from Ed Sheeran and Sydney Sweeney backlash to Kash Patel embarrassing himself, Mitch McConnell’s return to the Senate, and tech CEOs trying to clean up AI’s reputation. It looks like a fast-moving mix of celebrity culture, politics, and media absurdity.

9/11 anchors this episode as Tim Dillon reflects on how the attacks changed the country. He also turns to a report about Netanyahu allegedly being warned before October 7, George Bush revisiting the lessons of 9/11, and a stark claim from an Anthropic employee about AI destroying humanity.