What is the WTF with Marc Maron podcast?
WTF with Marc Maron Podcast on Apple Podcasts 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.
What is Marc Maron's interview style?
Marc's probing, comprehensive interview style allows guests to express themselves in ways listeners have never heard. Marc Maron welcomes comedians, actors, directors, writers, authors, musicians and folks from all walks of life to his home for amazingly revealing conversations.
Is Maron’s interview with Louis CK the greatest podcast episode of all time?
Maron’s interview with Louis C.K. was called “the greatest podcast episode of all time” by Slate Magazine in a 2014 interview, but of course the discussion will be interpreted differently by listeners given Louis C.K.’s recent history and allegations against him.
What was the best part of the Maron interview with Obama?
Intimate, longform interviews like this with presidents rarely happen, and even if Maron could have been sharper with his political questioning, the best part of this interview is just hearing President Obama open up and have a conversation as a regular guy.
What does William tell Marc about his life?
He tells Marc how he expanded his life beyond the typecasting, through music, through family, through world travel, through the arduous mounting of an Oscar-nominated short.
What is Danny's new memoir about?
But as his new memoir highlights, Danny went from being a criminal and a drug addict to a ubiquitous actor and an inspirational force in his community. Danny and Marc talk about family secrets, toxic masculinity, Charles Manson, and tacos.
Who played Cameron in Succession?
As Connor Roy on Succession, Alan Ruck finally has the kind of role he’s been waiting to get for more than 30 years. And as Alan tells Marc, some of those years weren’t very fun. There was the time after playing Cameron in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off when he could only get work in a Sears warehouse. Or the time before making Speed when he left acting and started tending bar. And then the time when he got sick while shooting Spin City and almost died. At least there were some Star Trek conventions sprinkled in the mix.
Who is Marc Maron?
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.
What does William tell Marc about his life?
He tells Marc how he expanded his life beyond the typecasting, through music, through family, through world travel, through the arduous mounting of an Oscar-nominated short.
What is Danny's new memoir about?
But as his new memoir highlights, Danny went from being a criminal and a drug addict to a ubiquitous actor and an inspirational force in his community. Danny and Marc talk about family secrets, toxic masculinity, Charles Manson, and tacos. And Danny's son Gilbert ... Read more. Share.
Who played Cameron in Succession?
As Connor Roy on Succession, Alan Ruck finally has the kind of role he’s been waiting to get for more than 30 years. And as Alan tells Marc, some of those years weren’t very fun. There was the time after playing Cameron in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off when he could only get work in a Sears warehouse. Or the time before making Speed when he left acting and started tending bar. And then the time when he got sick while shooting Spin City ...
Does Ellen Burstyn stop acting?
Ellen Burstyn doesn’t stop working. She’s an Emmy, Oscar, and Tony winner with iconic performances in everything from The Last Picture Show and Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore to The Exorcist and Requiem for a Dream, but as Ellen tells Marc, stopping acting just isn’t in the cards.
Did Erik Griffin go back to comedy?
If he hadn't been getting laughs as a high school basketball coach, Erik Griffin may never have gone back to comedy. He tells Marc the story of his comedy beginnings, his self-imposed exile, and his stand-up revival that got him back in the game.
What episode does Steven Soderbergh tell Marc about his goal?
Episode 1240 - Steven Soderbergh. There’s a reason Steven Soderbergh’s movies are always so unlike whatever movies he’s made before. He tells Marc his goal is to take things that have worked in other contexts and turn them into something that doesn’t feel like anything else.
What did Rick and Marc compare their early careers trying to do?
Rick and Marc compare their early careers trying to break into the business and become a club regular. Rick also recalls some of his memorable moments in the different eras of the Store, from when he was touring with Andrew Dice Clay to when he was breaking up fights between Joe Rogan and Carlos Mencia.
What is Danny's new memoir about?
But as his new memoir highlights, Danny went from being a criminal and a drug addict to a ubiquitous actor and an inspirational force in his community. Danny and Marc talk about family secrets, toxic masculinity, Charles Manson, and tacos.
Where is John from Run with the Hunted?
They also talk about John’s life in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the influence of Larry Clark, and their shared love of Sam Peckinpah.
Who played Cameron in Succession?
As Connor Roy on Succession, Alan Ruck finally has the kind of role he’s been waiting to get for more than 30 years. And as Alan tells Marc, some of those years weren’t very fun. There was the time after playing Cameron in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off when he could only get work in a Sears warehouse. Or the time before making Speed when he left acting and started tending bar. And then the time when he got sick while shooting Spin City and almost died. At least there were some Star Trek conventions sprinkled in the mix. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Does Ellen Burstyn stop acting?
Ellen Burstyn doesn’t stop working. She’s an Emmy, Oscar, and Tony winner with iconic performances in everything from The Last Picture Show and Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore to The Exorcist and Requiem for a Dream, but as Ellen tells Marc, stopping acting just isn’t in the cards.
Did Erik Griffin go back to comedy?
If he hadn't been getting laughs as a high school basketball coach, Erik Griffin may never have gone back to comedy. He tells Marc the story of his comedy beginnings, his self-imposed exile, and his stand-up revival that got him back in the game.
Who is Marc Maron?
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.
Why is Steven Soderbergh so unlike anything he's made before?
He tells Marc his goal is to take things that have worked in other contexts and turn them into something that doesn’t feel like anything else. They talk about how this pertains to Steven’s movies like No Sudden Move, Behind the Candelabra and the Ocean’s Trilogy. They also discuss making movies on the iPhone, why his retirement didn’t stick, and how Contagion holds up against the real thing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Who played Cameron in Succession?
As Connor Roy on Succession, Alan Ruck finally has the kind of role he’s been waiting to get for more than 30 years. And as Alan tells Marc, some of those years weren’t very fun. There was the time after playing Cameron in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off when he could only get work in a Sears warehouse. Or the time before making Speed when he left acting and started tending bar. And then the time when he got sick while shooting Spin City and almost died. At least there were some Star Trek conventions sprinkled in the mix. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What is Marc Maron's podcast?
Comedian Marc Maron’s podcast first started gaining traction in 2012, when it was reviewed in The New York Times and began distribution to radio by Public Radio Exchange. Marc has gained a cult following for his honest, dry opening monologues (although there is also an equally big following of listeners who Marc acknowledges skip this part). His interviews touch on his guests career milestones and current projects, but also typically go back to their childhood and feature well-researched questions on upbringings, influences and other less discussed moments. In addition to a number of fellow comedians, making this a great show for those wanting to learn the ins and outs of the comedy community, Marc also has guests from the worlds of acting, music and writing.
What is Maron the comedian talking about?
Instead of just talking comedy, the two humorists discuss alcoholism, divorce, depression and creative inspiration.
How many episodes of WTF are there?
With close to 1,000 episodes though dating all the way back to 2009, Maron’s podcast archive is full of numerous lesser known, deeply revealing interviews.
What are the wild stories of Sacha Baron Cohen?
Fans of Borat, Bruno and Da Ali G Show will love the wild stories Sacha Baron Cohen shares in this humorous, sometimes odd, interview. The stories about Borat stand out especially, with details about just how dangerous and questionable some of the decisions behind the movie were. You can hear just how shocked by some of the stories Cohen shares Maron is during the interview. The conversation also goes deep into Sacha Baron Cohen’s inspiration and craft as a comedian, specifically the theory and history of bouffon and clowning.
What is the first 15 minutes of Marc Maron's interview?
In this 2016 interview with the multi-instrumentalist musician, the first 15 minutes consist of Marc explaining his confusion about Joanna Newsome’s music, then his discovery and exploration of it, and finally his newfound admiration.
When was WTF episode 613?
Episode 613, June 22, 2015. President Barack Obama participates in a podcast with Marc Maron in Los Angeles, Calif., June 19, 2015. Initial reviews of this episode of WTF were a bit critical of Maron for not pushing the President harder during this interview but it’s hard to overlook just how cool it is that Barack Obama went on WTF at all.
What did Marc and Louis discuss in the comics?
Marc and Louis discuss their own friendship and falling out and then go into C.K.’s beginnings and rise to fame. Discussion of fatherhood (C.K.’s daughter had just been born) is especially moving, and C.K. becomes audibly emotional while discussing the topic.
Episode 831: Randy Newman
Though Randy Newman is now most known for his amazing film scores, the accomplished musician also has had a long career as a solo artist. Newman and Maron bond in the episode over their love of music and it is hilarious to listen to the comedian gush about his love of Newman's signature tunes.
Episode 358: Mel Brooks
The term living legend can often be bandied about with little regard for the weight of the description, however in Mel Brooks' case, the term is apt. The comedy legend graced the sound waves of WTF in 2013 and offered insight into his career, his life, and his philosophy on humor in general.
Episode 773: Bruce Springsteen
Few rock and roll musicians have had the longevity and constant fan support as "the Boss", Bruce Springsteen. The rocker appeared on WTF and was his usual insightful and thoughtful self in his interview with Maron. Artfully weaving a narrative of his life and music, Springsteen never had a dull moment.
Episode 163: Conan O'Brien
Whenever interviewed, the long time late night host Conan O'Brien always has interesting insights to offer into his own personal life. Continuing his self-deprecating style of humor off the stage, Conan explains the connection between his personal life and his comedy.
Episode 95: Patrice O'Neal
Never afraid to lean into conflict, Marc Maron used his platform to interview a comedian that he has had a troubled past with and the result is fascinating.
Episode 1026: Mavis Staples
Though Maron has interviewed sitting presidents and rock legends, it was his interview with a grand dame of soul music that was one of his most fascinating. Mavis Staples has had a long and storied career in music and she offered a fascinating timeline of events of her life on Maron's show.
Episode 67: Robin Williams
Though Robin Williams is now known as the versatile star of many classic films, he got his start in show business as a high energy standup comedian. In his interview, Williams isn't his usual comedic self and instead shows the real and unfiltered side that fans didn't often get to see.
