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.
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episode 1091: Josh Klinghoffer
Musician Josh Klinghoffer tells Marc what happened when he was let go from the Red Hot Chili Peppers and how that coincided with coming into his own as a solo artist.
episode 1090: Brian Cox
Actor Brian Cox talks with Marc about Succession, King Lear, Manhunter, Scottish independence, and why he sees the human experiment as ludicrous.
episode 1089: Randall Park
Randall Park talks with Marc about Fresh Off The Boat, The Interview, Ali Wong, Always Be My Maybe, having demanding parents, and getting a root canal.
episode 1088: Lily Tomlin
Lily Tomlin talks with Marc about Laugh-In, Richard Pryor, Jane Fonda, 9 to 5, Grace and Frankie, and finally marrying her longtime collaborator and partner Jane Wagner.
episode 1087: Joe Mantegna
Actor Joe Mantegna talks with Marc about Chicago the city, Chicago the band, David Mamet, Dennis Franz, Fat Tony, and Criminal Minds.
episode 1086: Brad Pitt & Leonardo DiCaprio
Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio talk with Marc about Tarantino, paparazzi, freeloaders, disastrous screenings, and why it's fun to watch Marc lose his cool.
episode 1085: Scott Caan
Scott Caan talks with Marc about being an actor, a playwright, a photographer, a father, and still not knowing what he wants to do when he grows up.
episode 1084: Shauna Duggins
Stunt coordinator Shauna Duggins talks with Marc about 80-foot jumps, being set on fire, rolling cars, wearing the Iron Man suit and making the jump to directing.
episode 1083: Brittany Howard
Singer-songwriter Brittany Howard talks with Marc about Alabama Shakes, going solo, soul, jazz, prog rock, and trying to stay present.
episode 1082: Jimmy Tingle
Boston comic Jimmy Tingle talks with Marc about political comedy, civic engagement, going to Harvard in his 50s, and running for office.