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Marc Maron's long-running 'WTF' podcast concluded with a special episode featuring former President Barack Obama, where they discussed the podcast's legacy, navigating the world with grace, and Obama's post-presidency life, highlighting themes of reflection, decency, and new beginnings.
Marc Maron concluded his 16-year podcast 'WTF' with a final episode featuring Barack Obama, where they discussed leaving a significant career, the current political climate, and the importance of taking time to reflect before moving on to new endeavors. Obama offered Maron advice on not rushing into the next chapter and emphasized the value of acknowledging partial victories in democracy. Maron expressed gratitude to his audience and reflected on the personal growth the show facilitated.
Marc Maron concluded his 16-year podcast 'WTF' with a final episode featuring former President Barack Obama, reflecting on his career and life transitions, and emphasizing the importance of taking time to reflect before moving on to new chapters.
Barack Obama returned to Marc Maron's 'WTF' podcast for its final episode after 16 years, sharing insights on moving on from major life roles and reflecting on the show's impact, with Maron expressing gratitude and marking the end of a significant media journey.
Marc Maron and other comedians criticized the Riyadh Comedy Festival for being used by Saudi Arabia to distract from its human rights abuses, with some comedians refusing to perform on principled grounds or due to financial incentives, amid broader controversy over cultural events in the country.
Several prominent comedians, including Marc Maron, Shane Gillis, and Zach Woods, criticized the Riyadh Comedy Festival for its association with Saudi Arabia's human rights abuses and controversial political history, with Maron joking about the festival's links to 9/11 and Khashoggi's murder, and Gillis and Woods expressing their principled stand against participating in the event.
Marc Maron criticized Netflix for prioritizing profit over social responsibility, citing their continued support for Dave Chappelle despite his anti-trans jokes as an example of how fascism works in business, and expressed disillusionment with Bill Maher's pursuit of relevance and support for Trump.
Marc Maron, after 16 years of hosting his influential podcast WTF, is ending the show due to burnout, prompting him to focus on acting, stand-up, and self-care, while reflecting on his career's impact and his struggles with change and mental health.
Marc Maron discusses his upcoming final episode of his 'WTF' podcast featuring Barack Obama as his dream guest, shares his thoughts on the cancellation of Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show,' and talks about his role in 'The Bad Guys 2,' including his chemistry with Natasha Lyonne and the film's plot involving the Bad Guys and Bad Girls.
Marc Maron announced he will end his popular WTF Podcast after nearly 16 years, citing exhaustion but satisfaction with his work, with the final episode to air in the fall. The podcast, known for in-depth celebrity interviews, has featured figures like Barack Obama and Robin Williams. Maron plans to pursue new projects, including a role in a Bruce Springsteen biopic.
Marc Maron announced the end of his iconic podcast WTF after 16 years and over 1,600 episodes, citing burnout and satisfaction with his work. The show, known for interviews with famous figures like Barack Obama and Robin Williams, will conclude in the fall, but Maron plans to continue other projects in acting and new podcasts.
Marc Maron announced he will end his popular 'WTF' podcast this fall after nearly 16 years, citing burnout and a sense of completion, though he may return to podcasting in the future.
Marc Maron announced the end of his 'WTF' podcast after 16 years, citing exhaustion and satisfaction with their work, with the final episode to air in the fall. The podcast, which started in a garage and became influential for its candid interviews, will conclude on Maron's and co-producer Brendan McDonald's terms, marking the end of an era in podcasting.
Marc Maron announced that his popular podcast 'WTF' will end this fall after nearly 16 years, citing exhaustion and a sense of fulfillment as reasons for concluding the show.
Marc Maron announced that his popular 'WTF' podcast will end in the fall after 16 years, citing burnout and a desire to conclude on their own terms. The show, which started in a garage and became a major platform for interviews with celebrities and icons, will have its final episode sometime in the fall, with Maron planning new projects including a TV show, a documentary, and a comedy special.