85 episodes
WTF with Marc Maron Podcast Marc Maron
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4.6 • 24.8K Ratings
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Marc Maron welcomes comedians, actors, directors, writers, authors, musicians and folks from all walks of life to his home for amazingly revealing conversations. Marc's probing, comprehensive interview style allows guests to express themselves in ways listeners have never heard.
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Michael Che
Michael Che talks with Marc about SNL, Weekend Update, painting, hosting award shows, and the return of his sketch show, That Damn Michael Che.
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Sandra Oh
Sandra Oh talks with Marc about Canada, Asians in Hollywood, Grey’s Anatomy, Sideways, The Chair, and John C. Reilly.
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The Doobie Brothers / Steven Jenkins
Five decades of growing, evolving, and turning out hits. Also, I talk with Steven Jenkins of the new Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa.
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A Tribute to Dan Vitale
Marc remembers the late comedian Dan Vitale, who made an enormous impact on Marc early in his career. He also replays Dan’s 2014 WTF episode.
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Nicole Holofcener
Writer-director Nicole Holofcener talks with Marc about navigating the world of independent film, staying limber by directing television, and co-writing The Last Duel.
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Tony Hawk
Tony Hawk talks with Marc about learning to fly and wanting to do it forever, the peaks and valleys of skateboarding popularity, and how a video game completely changed his life.
Customer Reviews
Relax guys we are all changing at all times.
The beauty of Marc is that he knows he’s not for everyone and he’s going to do whatever the eff he wants, always. I love his rants in the beginning. I cried with him when Lynn died. His vulnerability and openness is what makes the podcast so real and intimate. He is an amazing interviewer which is why he has interviewed some of the most influential and historic individuals of our time. If you don’t want to get to know the guy then this probably isn’t for you. All the hate on him is a little dramatic, people are allowed to change and evolve. Chill people. Great listen!
hendrix
marc is the living legend of podcasters. the real-real deal. & he's the jimi hendrix of modern stand up comedy. listen & love.
Open communication
I see some complaints about how Marc is sharing too much about his personal feelings. I'm pleased he's talking things out and trying to work out issues, both with himself and his guests. Our world is full of sadness and anger. These pushed down feelings result in senseless murders at grocery stores and synagogues. Keep it up and bravo!
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