Dystopia Tonight was born out of the Covid-19 Pandemic to give people a light-hearted break from the absurdity of the world around them by showcasing artists, comedians, musicians, and actors from all across the entertainment field and getting them to open up about what exactly they’ve been doing during this bizarre time. John asks about the state of their lives, careers, and well-being, while we all navigate through the current dystopia we’ve come to find ourselves living in.
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Dystopia Tonight was born out of the Covid-19 Pandemic to give people a light-hearted break from the absurdity of the world around them by showcasing artists, comedians, musicians, and actors from all across the entertainment field and getting them to open up about what exactly they’ve been doing during this bizarre time. John asks about the state of their lives, careers, and well-being, while we all navigate through the current dystopia we’ve come to find ourselves living in.
Tim Matheson is a veteran actor, director, and producer whose career spans over seven decades in Hollywood. With a journey that began in childhood, Tim has grown from a young actor in beloved classics to an industry stalwart known for his immense talent and versatility. Best known for his role as Vice President John Hoynes on the critically acclaimed series “The West Wing,” Matheson also captured hearts as the charming Otter in the cult classic film “Animal House.” His extensive work includes popular early roles in shows like “Bonanza” and “Leave It to Beaver,” showcasing his range from an early age. More recently, he has become a familiar face to a new generation through his role as Dr. Vernon Mullins in the popular Netflix series “Virgin River,” where he brings warmth and depth to the beloved character.
Beyond the screen, Tim has shared countless memories and lessons from his life in show business, reflecting on the relationships and experiences that have shaped him. Tim joins John to talk about his new book, Damn Glad to Meet You, a heartfelt recounting of his rich experiences and unforgettable stories from a lifetime in entertainment. In this episode, we explore tales featuring legends such as Lucille Ball, Dick Van Dyke, John Candy, Clint Eastwood, and Mel Brooks, offering listeners an intimate glimpse behind the scenes of Hollywood’s golden moments. From working with comedy giants to sharing insights on dramatic storytelling, Tim’s reflections are a celebration of an extraordinary career filled with resilience, humor, and cherished friendships.
Dystopia Tonight With John Poveromo
Dystopia Tonight was born out of the Covid-19 Pandemic to give people a light-hearted break from the absurdity of the world around them by showcasing artists, comedians, musicians, and actors from all across the entertainment field and getting them to open up about what exactly they’ve been doing during this bizarre time. John asks about the state of their lives, careers, and well-being, while we all navigate through the current dystopia we’ve come to find ourselves living in.
