A great first guest for a great first show - The Master of the Roasts, comedian Jeff Ross. With his new book set to hit stores, Jeff and Marc talk about the finer art of the comedic roast, as well as how a roast led to one of the worst nights of Marc's life, and how one of the worst night's of Jeff's life was salvaged by Tom Cruise. Also, in his WTF moment of the day, Marc tells us how an act of crime led to his liberation from Whole Foods Market.
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Episode 50 - Laurie Kilmartin / Jackie Kashian / Mort / Eddie
Live from UCB Los Angeles, it's Ladies Night. Marc welcomes Laurie Kilmartin and Jackie Kashian to the WTF live stage. They talk cheating, old-age sex, and comedy killers. Plus, remembering the dearly departed with Mort Mortenson. And bringing it all home with Eddie Pepitone. Taped 2/19/10.
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Episode 49 - Kumail Nanjiani
Marc gets the comic's take on the immigrant experience from Kumail Nanjiani. He'll talk about what it's like to do comedy that can get you killed, whose comedy he considers racist, and why his in-laws call him Borat. Plus, Marc asks for some help in overcoming his fear of traveling abroad.
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Episode 48 - Brendon Small / Dr. Barry Maron
Metalocalypse creator Brendon Small rocks out in the cat garage. Also, Marc's dad returns to dispense some more career advice. Plus, Marc tells the story of the time he bombed worse than ever before or after, and the consequences that resulted.
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Episode 47 - Margaret Cho
Marc admits to being intimidated by Margaret Cho and then asks her to sit and talk with him for 50 minutes. Shouldn't be too awkward. Hear Margaret tell the story of the first time she heard about Marc and why she was led to believe he was a sex criminal. Also, Marc pitches a new cartoon that should give Pixar a run for its money.
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Episode 46 - W. Kamau Bell & Dwayne Kennedy / Dr. Steve
Comedians W. Kamau Bell and Dwayne Kennedy stop by to talk about the race thing. That should take one or two minutes. Also, Almost Dr. Steve gives Marc some more couch time in an attempt to help Marc solve his intimacy problems.
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Episode 45 - Matt Walsh / "Frog"
Matt Walsh, one of the founding members of the Upright Citizens Brigade, gives Marc a lesson in improv. Also, Marc details his one and only meeting with Lorne Michaels. Plus, a serious WTF moment in trying to protect one's own identity. And a licensed medical marijuana dispenser explains the rules of the game.
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Episode 44 - John Caparulo
Marc finds out that he has a lot more in common with blue-collar comedian John Caparulo than he expected. They talk classic cars, performance anxiety, and pooped pants. Plus, Marc tries to figure out why he's been feeling so happy lately. And also, a cautionary tale of internet aggression.
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Episode 43 - Antonia Crane / Michael Garvey
How is the stand-up comedy circuit similar to the sex industry? Marc gets the answer from writer/stripper/badass Antonia Crane. Also, charity worker Michael Garvey outlines a unique way to assist homebound people. Plus, Marc frets his haircut.
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Episode 42 - Seattle Road Trip
Seattle. It's a perfect place for Marc. There's rain, lots of coffee, and underground comic books. Marc stops by Fantagraphics Books and talks with award-winning artist Peter Bagge about the comics that changed Marc's life. To cap things off, Marc visits an old girlfriend. In a welding factory.
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Episode 41 - Jimmy Pardo / Jeff Garlin / Kate Micucci
Another month, another live show from the UCB Theatre in Los Angeles. Joining Marc are podcast titan Jimmy Pardo (fresh off the final episode of The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien), Curb Your Enthusiasm's Jeff Garlin and, on the ukulele, the phenomenally talented Kate Micucci. Plus, the calming presence of Eddie Pepitone. Taped 1/22/10.
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