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Episode 1571 - Chris Robinson
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It took Chris Robinson a long time to accept being a rock and roll frontman. Even at the height of The Black Crowes’ success, he just thought they were just a group of dudes from Atlanta playing roots music. Now reunited with the band and touring again after releasing their ninth album, Chris tells Marc why it took time and perspective to realize he liked being the guy on lead vocals. Chris also tells Marc about the influence of bands like The Faces and Humble Pie, how he was discouraged from being a singer when he was a kid, and how he healed the rift with his brother and bandmate Rich.
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BONUS The Friday Show - Guaranteed to Have the Time of Your Life
01:05:26|Kris and Brendan begin the proceedings by celebrating the continued success of their beloved New York Mets with a passionate defense of believing in something bigger than yourself. Then it's on to discussion of the past two weeks of WTF episodes, including the Connie Chung interview, Marc's Just For Laughs keynote, and stolen cars. And finally, a follow-up on the recent discussion of in-flight movie watching, including some recent examples from the guys. Send us your questions, comments and topic suggestions by clicking here.Episode 1581 - Langston Kerman
01:23:17|Langston Kerman named his new Netflix comedy special Bad Poetry, harkening back to his time as a high school teacher. But as someone with an MFA in poetry, Langston knows enough about the dividing line between the bad and the good in both poetry and comedy, two things which are forever connected in his life. Langston and Marc talk about his days as a teacher, as well as his time in Boston, his trip to China with students, the best comedy clubs in America, and why John Mulaney directed his special.Episode 1581 - Langston Kerman
01:24:31|Langston Kerman named his new Netflix comedy special Bad Poetry, harkening back to his time as a high school teacher. But as someone with an MFA in poetry, Langston knows enough about the dividing line between the bad and the good in both poetry and comedy, two things which are forever connected in his life. Langston and Marc talk about his days as a teacher, as well as his time in Boston, his trip to China with students, the best comedy clubs in America, and why John Mulaney directed his special.BONUS Archive Deep Dive - Tough Talks
31:21|Marc and Brendan explore episodes from the WTF archive that feature interviews which were, for various reasons, difficult. Coming off a recent one with Connie Chung, they also discuss episodes with Larry King, Harry Dean Stanton, John Cale, Nick Cave, Neil Young, Courtney Love, and others.Episode 1580 - Sebastian Stan
01:33:58|Sebastian Stan believes creativity is the best therapy. So even when he's playing an unappealing person, like Jeff Gillooly in I, Tonya or Donald Trump in the new film The Apprentice, Sebastian knows there's always something to learn about humanity through his performances. Sebastian talks with Marc about fleeing from his home country of Romania at a young age, learning from master filmmakers like Jonathan Demme, seeking out unique material like the film A Different Man, and finding out that his portrayal of Bucky Barnes in the Marvel franchise has helped people through tough times.Episode 1580 - Sebastian Stan
01:31:19|Sebastian Stan believes creativity is the best therapy. So even when he's playing an unappealing person, like Jeff Gillooly in I, Tonya or Donald Trump in the new film The Apprentice, Sebastian knows there's always something to learn about humanity through his performances. Sebastian talks with Marc about fleeing from his home country of Romania at a young age, learning from master filmmakers like Jonathan Demme, seeking out unique material like the film A Different Man, and finding out that his portrayal of Bucky Barnes in the Marvel franchise has helped people through tough times.BONUS The Marc and Tom Show #1 (from 2012)
59:44|Back in 2012, burgeoning friends Marc Maron and Tom Scharpling, decided to combine their distinctive broadcasting styles to create a spinoff/crossover miniseries called The Marc and Tom Show. This is the first episode, previously offered as an a la carte purchase, now available on Acast+ for the first time.Episode 1579 - Connie Chung
01:33:30|Connie Chung’s consummate professionalism and journalistic rigor worked against her as she put together her new memoir. Her impulse is to report the facts, but her editors told her she needed to include other things this time, like feelings and emotion. But as Marc finds out, Connie was able to thoroughly explore not only her past, but her family, her husband Maury Povich, and the world-changing news stories she covered as a reporter and later co-anchor of the CBS Evening News.Episode 1579 - Connie Chung
01:32:20|Connie Chung’s consummate professionalism and journalistic rigor worked against her as she put together her new memoir. Her impulse is to report the facts, but her editors told her she needed to include other things this time, like feelings and emotion. But as Marc finds out, Connie was able to thoroughly explore not only her past, but her family, her husband Maury Povich, and the world-changing news stories she covered as a reporter and later co-anchor of the CBS Evening News.