Greg Fitzsimmons, known for his sharp wit, and Dana Gould, a celebrated comedian and writer, dive into the quirks of parenting with a humorous critique on T-ball games. They discuss the evolution of parent-child communication and the bizarre male bravado seen in fighting culture. The pair also fondly reflects on Huel Hauser’s impact on Southern California media and hilariously recounts an unscripted comedic segment that missed the mark. Their playful banter covers nostalgia in film, revealing a shared love for cinema and its absurdities.

Dana Gould, a comedian and writer renowned for his TV work, joins regular contributor Teresa Strasser and Missy Suicide, founder of the alternative pin-up brand Suicide Girls. They explore quirky topics like the absurdities of divorce negotiations and the evolution of reality TV, particularly laughing at 'The Bachelorette.' They also share hilarious anecdotes about parental dynamics and the challenges of late parenthood and adoption, all while blending humor and insightful commentary on societal norms.

Dana Gould, a comedian and writer famed for his work on "The Simpsons," shares his quirky love for Charlton Heston and hilarious stories from showbiz. Grant Cardone, an entrepreneur and motivational speaker, discusses leaving California for better business prospects and his new Bitcoin real estate fund. They explore government transparency, societal issues in Hollywood, and the absurdities of family dynamics, all while keeping the conversation lively and humorous.

Dana Gould, a comedian known for his cultural commentary, returns to share laughs about Jimmy Carter, peculiar ‘70s films, and the challenges of clean comedy. Former Levi's exec Jennifer Sey reveals her controversial exit from the brand over Covid policies and her pivot to launching XX-XY Athletics, an empowering clothing line. They touch on the absurdities of celebrity culture, school closures, and the societal backlash against dissenting voices during the pandemic, all while keeping the conversation light and engaging.

Dana Gould is in his 40th year of doing standup. He and Marc talk about what they’ve learned in their decades of comedy, how they came to accept their limitations, and how they see themselves in today’s standup environment. Dana also explains why he went back on stage after years of giving it up to work on The Simpsons, why he feels that progress in comedy means knowing when you were wrong, and why he always goes back to George Carlin. Sign up here for WTF+ to get the full show archives and weekly bonus material! https://plus.acast.com/s/wtf-with-marc-maron-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.