So happy to see Tim back in the newest episode of The Pack Podcast! This one’s called “The Bistro” and also features Constance Forslund and Phil Rosenthal. You can listen now on The Pack Podcast website or on Apple Podcasts! Once you’ve given it a listen, drop a comment below to let us know what you thought of it!

The Pack started out performing original one-act comedies by Emmy-nominated and Drama Desk Award Winner Eugene Pack live in theaters, but COVID-19 forced them to move their shows to an online podcast format, and they returned with spoken-word radio plays, with the cast participating and recording from their homes. The podcast benefits Feeding America and The Actors Fund – check this link for ways to help.

Yes! Once again, Tim will be featured in an episode of The Pack Podcast! This episode is called “Javatopia” and also features Laraine Newman and Dayle Rayfel. You can listen starting this Thursday, September 24, on The Pack Podcast website, or if you prefer, on Apple Podcasts!

Once you’ve had a chance to listen, let us know what you thought in the comments below!

The Pack started out performing original one-act comedies by Emmy-nominated and Drama Desk Award Winner Eugene Pack live in theaters, but COVID-19 forced them to move their shows to an online podcast format, and they returned with spoken-word radio plays, with the cast participating and recording from their homes. The podcast benefits Feeding America and The Actors Fund – check this link for ways to help.

Heads up, team – Tim has recorded another episode of The Pack Podcast! (I’m so glad they were able to keep sharing these!) This one is called “Luck of the Lost” and also features George Wendt, Terry Walters, Lynne Stewart, Beth Triffon, and Intae Kim. Check it out at this link!

I’m heading out the door soon, so I haven’t listened yet, but I’ll update this as soon as I do!

The Pack started out performing original one-act comedies by Emmy-nominated and Drama Desk Award Winner Eugene Pack live in theaters, but COVID-19 forced them to move their shows to an online podcast format, and they returned with spoken-word radio plays, with the cast participating and recording from their homes. The podcast benefits Feeding America and The Actors Fund – check this link for ways to help.

For the second week in a row, we have a new episode of The Pack Podcast that features Tim’s voice work! This one is “Valet” and also features Cedric Yarbrough, Milo Manheim, and Dayle Reyfel.

This one centers on Phil’s (Milo Manheim) crazy first night at a new job with an oblivious boss and a front row seat to the theatrics of a couple in a nearby apartment. No spoilers here, so that’s all I’m going to say. (Bonus: Tim’s character’s name is Peter.) Let us know what you thought of “Valet” in the comments below!

The Pack started out performing original one-act comedies by Emmy-nominated and Drama Desk Award Winner Eugene Pack live in theaters, but COVID-19 forced them to move their shows to an online podcast format, and they returned with spoken-word radio plays, with the cast participating and recording from their homes. The podcast benefits Feeding America and The Actors Fund – check this link for ways to help.

Tim has recorded another episode of The Pack Podcast! This one is entitled “The Shakers” and also features Dana Delany, Paul Greenberg, and Constance Forslund. Check it out at this link! (I haven’t had a chance to listen yet but will add a summary here once I have!)

The Pack started out performing original one-act comedies by Emmy-nominated and Drama Desk Award Winner Eugene Pack live in theaters, but COVID-19 forced them to move their shows to an online podcast format, and they returned with spoken-word radio plays, with the cast participating and recording from their homes. The podcast benefits Feeding America and The Actors Fund – check this link for ways to help.

Tim’s episode of The Pack Podcast, “Sea Cows,” is now posted on the podcast’s site! Check it out at this link.

In this episode, Tim is joined by legends Lainie Kazan (Irma) and Renee Taylor (Stella), and he plays a detective (no surprise there, right?) who’s trying to solve the mystery behind the death of Irma’s husband, Felix.

The Pack started out performing original one-act comedies by Emmy-nominated and Drama Desk Award Winner Eugene Pack live in theaters, but COVID-19 forced them to move their shows to an online podcast format, and they returned with spoken-word radio plays, with the cast participating and recording from their homes. The podcast benefits Feeding America and The Actors Fund – check this link for ways to help.