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Episode 1350 - Nikki Glaser
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Nikki Glaser returns to the show because Marc finds her so easy to talk with, probably because they share so many similarities. They have kindred stand-up processes, they both get stressed out by writing, they have lifelong issues with food and eating, and they’re both still trying to figure out all that sex stuff. Marc and Nikki talk about all of that, as well as Nikki’s new HBO stand-up special, the places in the world they’re considering moving to, and whether it’s healthy to know anything about Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian’s love life.
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Episode 1533 - Tammy Faye Starlite
01:28:16Nearly 30 years ago in the alt-comedy scene of New York City, Marc crossed paths with an evangelical country singer named Tammy Faye Starlite. She’s the alter ego of lifelong New Yorker Tammy Lang, who stormed the city’s cabarets and clubs with her own form of performance art and musicality. Tammy and Marc reminisce about the days at places like Luna Lounge, the creation of the Tammy Faye Starlight character, and why she started performing as real singers, like Marianne Faithfull and Nico.Episode 1533 - Tammy Faye Starlite
01:27:09Nearly 30 years ago in the alt-comedy scene of New York City, Marc crossed paths with an evangelical country singer named Tammy Faye Starlite. She’s the alter ego of lifelong New Yorker Tammy Lang, who stormed the city’s cabarets and clubs with her own form of performance art and musicality. Tammy and Marc reminisce about the days at places like Luna Lounge, the creation of the Tammy Faye Starlight character, and why she started performing as real singers, like Marianne Faithfull and Nico.BONUS The Radio Days - Andy Richter, Joe Pantoliano, Chelsea Handler
47:45More interviews from Marc's old Air America Radio show, Morning Sedition. These interviews were conducted in May and June of 2005 with guests who were future WTF guests as well: Andy Richter, Joe Pantoliano and Chelsea Handler.Episode 1532 - Paula Pell
01:28:55Paula Pell is often celebrated as one of the funniest people alive by some of the other funniest people alive. The world is finally getting to see what they mean thanks to Paula’s standout role on Girls5eva, but for years she was comedy’s best kept secret, writing legendary SNL sketches, doing punch-up and script doctoring for major movies, and contributing to hit sitcoms and award shows. Paula tells Marc why it took her a long time to feel comfortable being in the spotlight as a performer.Episode 1532 - Paula Pell
01:29:57Paula Pell is often celebrated as one of the funniest people alive by some of the other funniest people alive. The world is finally getting to see what they mean thanks to Paula’s standout role on Girls5eva, but for years she was comedy’s best kept secret, writing legendary SNL sketches, doing punch-up and script doctoring for major movies, and contributing to hit sitcoms and award shows. Paula tells Marc why it took her a long time to feel comfortable being in the spotlight as a performer.BONUS The Friday Show - Pay (Some) Attention to That Man Behind the Curtain
57:14First, Kris has a game suggestion that anyone can play at home. Then, a look at the Malcolm McDowell and Jimmy Carr WTF episodes. And finally, to coincide with the latest WTF Origins bonus episode, Brendan fills in the blanks on his own origin story by way of questions posed by Kris.Send us your questions, comments and topic suggestions by clicking here.Episode 1531 - Jimmy Carr
01:22:17When Marc asked Jimmy Carr to be a guest on WTF years ago, Jimmy admits he wasn’t ready for it. He was already an established comedian at the time, but he felt like Public Jimmy was one thing and Private Jimmy was another. Now years later, Jimmy believes that age and experience have allowed him to get out of his comedy comfort zone and explore more personal truths, as he does in this talk with Marc and in his new Netflix special, Natural Born Killer.Episode 1531 - Jimmy Carr
01:22:59When Marc asked Jimmy Carr to be a guest on WTF years ago, Jimmy admits he wasn’t ready for it. He was already an established comedian at the time, but he felt like Public Jimmy was one thing and Private Jimmy was another. Now years later, Jimmy believes that age and experience have allowed him to get out of his comedy comfort zone and explore more personal truths, as he does in this talk with Marc and in his new Netflix special, Natural Born Killer.BONUS WTF Origins - Break Room Live
50:40Continuing our series about the projects and events that led up to WTF, Marc and Brendan detail the history of Break Room Live, the streaming video show they did with Sam Seder that paved the way for their venture into podcasting. Check out videos from Break Room Live here as well as from the previous incarnation of the show when it was known as Maron v. Seder.