Dave Attell and Marc Maron reunite after 14 years, sharing insights on the comedy boom, caring for elderly parents, and the evolution of stand-up. They reflect on past comedy club experiences, substance use in NYC, and selling merchandise at live shows. The conversation also touches on aging, classic comedy acts, personal habits, and exploring darker themes in comedy.

Todd Glass discusses his new stage show, The Event of a Lifetime, and how it's changing his comedy career. They talk about the state of comedy today, benefits of tour buses, and the importance of hugging. Todd is facing challenges while putting his show together.

Thurston Moore discusses the NYC music scene in the 70s, his memoir 'Sonic Life,' and connections with artists like Patti Smith. The podcast explores the evolution of punk rock, Butch Vig's influence on music production, and comedy conversations with Todd Glass.

Rory Scovel chats with Marc about comedy hour philosophy, riffing, redoing material, and filthy jokes. They discuss aging gracefully, taboo topics, authenticity in comedy, and creative process. The episode delves into the challenges and rewards of addressing sensitive subjects in a genuine and provocative manner.

Explore reflections on childhood experiences and the impact of films, collaboration with actors, financial management tips, emotional highs and lows of the Oscars, challenges of dialects and character creation, struggles and uniqueness of dyslexia in memorizing scripts, Canadian comedy talent, visual aesthetics in film creation, themes of love and betrayal, music evolution, and home-based music creation.

Ben Mendelsohn and Marc Maron share a love for AC/DC, discuss Australia's social gravity, and the joy of doing nothing. They explore Mendelsohn's roles in Animal Kingdom and Babyteeth, as well as his portrayal of Christian Dior in The New Look series.

Mae Martin discusses struggles with addiction and vulnerabilities on stage with Marc Maron. Tribute to comedy hero Richard Lewis. Candid conversation on comedy, identity, and family dynamics. Exploration of addiction, recovery, and creativity. Challenges of LGBTQ+ representation and visual aesthetics.

In this podcast, Richard Lewis and Marc Maron discuss finding humor in grief, authenticity in Hollywood, navigating relationships and addiction recovery, remembering comedic legends, growing up Jewish in New Mexico, and reflections on sobriety and helping others.

Lily Gladstone discusses people projecting emotions onto her, her Oscar-nominated role in 'Killers of the Flower Moon', thinking of giving up acting before 'Certain Women', playing an incarcerated mother in 'Reservation Dogs', and how every role she takes becomes an Indigenous role.

Cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto discusses his work with Martin Scorsese, Spike Lee, and more. They explore achieving 'artificial authenticity,' his visual contributions to films like Babel and Brokeback Mountain, and his own directorial debut. The conversation delves into family secrets, missed opportunities, and the evolution of collaboration in filmmaking, including the challenges of lighting scenes and the complexities of adapting a Mexican classic novel for the screen.