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Tim Heidecker's New Album Is Not Comedy. No, Seriously.

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World Cafe Words and Music Podcast

Tim Heidecker's New Album Is Not Comedy. No, Seriously.

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Heidecker's comedy show, Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! developed a cult following. But his new record is a "serious album about serious topics."

Tim Heidecker On World Cafe

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Sunday

Margaret Atwood, Tim & Eric, And Sergio Mendes's Big Break

Sergio Mendes, shown here in August 2014, grew up with classical music. But when he heard a jazz record for the first time, he fell in love with the improvisational possibilities. Omar Vega/Invision/AP hide caption

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Weekends On All Things Considered Podcast

Margaret Atwood, Tim & Eric, And Sergio Mendes's Big Break

In this week's episode, Margaret Atwood discusses a new book of short stories, Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim talk about their 'Bedtime Stories,' and Sergio Mendes recalls his big break.

Margaret Atwood, Tim & Eric, and Sergio Mendes's Big Break

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'Tim & Eric's Bedtime Stories': More Nightmares Than Sweet Dreams

Tim Heidecker (left) and Eric Wareheim, shown promoting their film Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie, have been friends for two decades. Victoria Will/AP hide caption

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Television

'Tim & Eric's Bedtime Stories': More Nightmares Than Sweet Dreams

Comedy duo Eric Wareheim and Tim Heidecker get dark in their new show on Adult Swim. "We're tired of trying to make people laugh with our humor," Heidecker says. "We want to make people cry."

'Tim & Eric's Bedtime Stories': More Nightmares Than Sweet Dreams

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