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Tim and Dave are back for their last episode ... for now. You get all the Tim and Dave hits: Tim and Dave disagreeing over a hot political issue, Dave's impassioned ranting about something, complaining about fast food, Dave singing, and stories about two friends and enemies of the show: Ed Sheeran and Emmanuel Macron. They also cover the hottest news of the week, so you don't wanna miss this one!

First off, Tim and Dave must apologize for the audio quality this episode. They also have to apologize for the regular quality -- apologize for putting other podcasters to shame! Tim and Dave are back to cover the wildly successful North Korea summit in Singapore. They also update you on the World Cup and Italian politics, and Dave drops a major bombshell.

The Tim and Dave Show is tardy this week! But Tim and Dave make up for it with a full line up, mixing both the tragic and the joyous. On the negative side, Tim and Dave discuss some high-profile recent suicides, trouble at the G7, and the specter of school shootings; on the happy side, Dave plays the ukulele,.

Tim and Dave are back for their FIFTIETH episode, and didn't even need to take a three week break this time to get there! The big news is the debut of the new FLCL season, and Tim and Dave find it wanting. Somewhat less importantly, the North Korea meeting is back on. Come and listen to the roundup and the most interesting news, including the bourgeois decadent artwork of Freida Kahlo!

Tim and Dave are back after a long hiatus, their plans to bring peace to the Korean peninsula foiled. As well as describing what went down to sabotage the peace process, Tim and Dave discuss Ireland's vote on abortion, the difference between language and cultural knowledge, and how to leave a legacy.

Tim and Dave are back to talk about the promise of peace on the Korean peninsula. But there's a war in the studio as Tim and Dave have it out over the value of college education. What they can agree on is that everyone should stop paying their student loans; in fact, you, stop paying now! In celebration of Karl Marx's 200th birthday.