WTF with Marc Maron Podcast

Joe Mande and Marc discuss the challenges of being a troublemaker in today's social climate, their love for Michael Clayton, courtside basketball experiences, and Joe's involvement in creating the show Hacks.

Chris Pine, first-time director of Poolman, gives Marc advice on directing. They discuss success measurements, Star Trek, family, Denzel Washington, and the eclipse during the conversation.

Tiffany Haddish discusses her journey from foster care to stardom and finding her voice at comedy camp. She navigates the challenges of being a major celebrity and shares insights on her past experiences before fame.

Neal Brennan and Marc Maron reflect on their 30-year friendship, discussing personal growth, success, and insights from Bono. They explore topics like divisive politics, family relationships, pursuing success, and navigating challenges in the entertainment industry. The conversation delves into self-identity, comedy material evolution, anti-woke sentiment, podcast dynamics, and personal growth in the comedy world.

Tammy Faye Starlite, an alter ego of Tammy Lang, reflects on her evangelical country singer character, the alt-comedy scene in 90s NYC, and portraying real singers like Marianne Faithfull. Marc and Tammy reminisce about Luna Lounge days, creation of her persona, and her upcoming projects, including acting gigs with Owen Wilson.

Paula Pell, known for SNL sketches, talks with Marc Maron about her comedy writing career, veganism, online shopping habits, and reflections on life, love, and self-discovery in the entertainment industry.

Comedian Jimmy Carr shares personal truths in his comedy, discussing age and experience leading him out of his comedy comfort zone in a chat with Marc Maron. They explore stand-up comedy origins, seeking validation, personal growth, mortality, and the impact of timing in performances.

Malcolm McDowell, known for A Clockwork Orange, discusses working with Stanley Kubrick, his pornographic fate in Caligula, and stories about Lawrence Olivier, Mick Jagger, and more. He also talks about falling for Newfoundland while filming Son of a Critch.

Comic Alex Edelman and host Marc Maron delve into their Jewish identities, comedy journeys, and experimental storytelling. They discuss Alex's new HBO special, Jewish representation in comedy, Boston road gigs, and the complexities of navigating comedy and identity.

Legendary actress Carol Burnett discusses her journey to success with the help of mysterious benefactors, her friendships with Lucille Ball and Julie Andrews, and the close bond with The Carol Burnett Show cast. They also reflect on the challenges and triumphs in showbiz, navigating LA's food and arts scene, and the impact of a millionaire's generosity.