WTF with Marc Maron Podcast Episode 1652 - Cristin Milioti
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Jun 16, 2025 Cristin Milioti, known for her standout roles in The Sopranos and The Penguin, shares insights on her diverse career. She discusses breaking free from being typecast, revealing how theater shaped her early years. Cristin recounts her emotional journey while filming The Wolf of Wall Street and the heartbreak of her series Made for Love being erased. The conversation also touches on the thrill of live performances, her nostalgic love for classic films, and the importance of arts programs for youth.
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Music Opens Cristin Up
- Cristin found playing piano and singing deeply opening and joyful, saying it made her a much better person.
- She loves doing concerts in New York but struggles with how hard they are to put together.
Humbling Largo Concert Experience
- Cristin experienced a humiliating concert at Largo where only 30 people showed up, causing her to crumble emotionally on stage.
- She chose to embrace the moment and engage with the audience despite the struggles.
Art Heals Cultural Fractures
- Art and performance provide comfort by revealing compassion and humanity when society feels fractured.
- Engaging with storytelling fulfills a deep human need for connection and understanding.
