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Tim Andrews & George Clark from the Von Haessler Doctrine talk about the current cultural, lifestyle & social topics in Atlanta and across the world. Plus, they laugh. Tune in Sundays from 6pm-8pm on WSB Radio.
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Tim Andrews & George Clark from the Von Haessler Doctrine usher in the beginning of football, discuss Hunter Biden's meme coin scam, ask if AI is going to kill us all, and more. Plus, they laugh. Tune in Sundays from 6pm-8pm on WSB Radio.
Tim Andrews & George Clark from the Von Haessler Doctrine recap Dragon Con, reflect on 9/11, discuss intimacy coordinating, and more. Plus, they laugh. Tune in Sundays from 6pm-8pm on WSB Radio.
This week on The Sunday Show, Tim and George talk Little League World Series, Cub Scout popcorn sales, childhood fundraisers gone wrong, and the Georgia governor’s race — including Tim’s imagined version of the Rick Jackson origin story. Plus, George reports back from VinylCon with some familiar faces and a very cool Beach Boys gift, Coyote vs. Acme has a strong weekend at the box office, and Randy Quaid has thoughts about Anne Hathaway joining the Days of Thunder sequel.
Tim Andrews and George Clark kick things off with piano lessons, a potentially massive GTA leak, the Gathering of the Juggalos and a farewell to Shelley Fabares—whom George somehow doesn't know. Then Aqua Teen Hunger Force creators Dave Willis and Matt Maiellaro join the show to celebrate 25 years of Adult Swim, preview the upcoming Robot Chicken Adult Swim Special, look back at how they first teamed up, and reveal what they're working on now.
Tim opens the show with an existential crisis: getting older. From there, Tim and George get into how Facebook and social media can mess with your mood, why the internet may just be a terrible place to spend your time, and whether the era of politics-as-entertainment has finally run its course. A caller takes things in an unexpected direction with giants in the Bible, we check in on whatever is happening with the USS Abraham Lincoln, and—as usual—wander into plenty of other places along the way. It’s two hours of pop culture, society, strange news, characters, voices and whatever else comes up on The Sunday Show with Tim Andrews & George Clark.
This week on the Sunday Show, Tim’s son Gilbert joins the program with his review of Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie, hitting theaters Friday, August 14. Tim and George also dive into the world of Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts, AOC’s decision to freeze her eggs, and plenty more of the week’s news, nonsense and more.
This week: Tim & George discuss George attending Tim's final sketch comedy performance... with a date, the Southern Fried Gaming Expo, RFK Jr. vs. Dana Bash, and why you should be careful what you're saying in your group chats.
This week: Tim & George discuss Tim's first ever on-stage sketch comedy performance (see below), the Washington Press Club do-over (with plenty of examples of the President's terrible jokes), McDonald's shrinkflation & ordering hacks, and an interview with comedian Heather Shaw. See Tim as Trump and Biden in Ovations Theater's sketch comedy show, "My Dead Cat Rhonda" - Friday, July 31st and Saturday, August 1st - at Stage Door Theater in Dunwoody. Tickets: https://ovationstheater.vbotickets.com/event/My_Dead_Cat_Rhonda/197473 Heather Shaw at The Punchline Fri, Jul 31 | 7:30 PM Fri, Jul 31 | 9:30 PM Sat, Aug 1| 6:00 PM Sat, Aug 1| 8:00 PM Sun, Aug 2| 7:00 PM Tickets: https://www.punchline.com/comic/?id=6785&comic=Heather%20Shaw
Due to a technical error this week's full episode has been lost but Tim & George did record an interview with comedian Heather Shaw who will be performing at The Punchline. See Tim as Trump and Biden in Ovations Theater's sketch comedy show, "My Dead Cat Rhonda" - Friday, July 31st and Saturday, August 1st - at Stage Door Theater in Dunwoody.
Tim Andrews & George Clark from the Von Haessler Doctrine talk about the current cultural, lifestyle & social topics in Atlanta and across the world. Plus, they laugh. Tune in Sundays from 6pm-8pm on WSB Radio.
Tim Andrews & George Clark from the Von Haessler Doctrine talk about the current cultural, lifestyle & social topics in Atlanta and across the world. Plus, they laugh. Tune in Sundays from 6pm-8pm on WSB Radio.
Tim Andrews & George Clark from the Von Haessler Doctrine talk about the current cultural, lifestyle & social topics in Atlanta and across the world. Plus, they laugh. Tune in Sundays from 6pm-8pm on WSB Radio.
The Sunday Show with Tim Andrews and George Clark brings together two familiar voices from The Von Haessler Doctrine for a fun, fast-moving look at the week behind and the week ahead.
The Sunday Show with Tim Andrews and George Clark brings together two familiar voices from The Von Haessler Doctrine for a fun, fast-moving look at the week behind and the week ahead.
The Sunday Show with Tim Andrews and George Clark brings together two familiar voices from The Von Haessler Doctrine for a fun, fast-moving look at the week behind and the week ahead.
The Sunday Show with Tim Andrews and George Clark brings together two familiar voices from The Von Haessler Doctrine for a fun, fast-moving look at the week behind and the week ahead. With Tim’s Gen X perspective and George’s millennial viewpoint, the show explores pop culture, entertainment, oddball news, and the quirks of modern life through a lighthearted lens. Add in Tim’s cast of characters, celebrity impressions, and off-the-wall humor, and you’ve got two hours of smart, funny conversation every Sunday from 6 to 8 PM.
A fun, weekly dive into the latest news & topics in Atlanta and beyond.
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