"After 25 years of service to the comedy industry, now I work in my garage?" Marc Maron sounds both disgusted and amused at this career turn.. [Read More]

Another booking coup for our favorite podcast: this week on WTF with Marc Maron, the comedian turned podcast king interviews writer/director Judd Apatow. In this special two-part interview, the second of which just went live online, Marc and Judd cov... [Read More]

Marc Maron getting mainstream press? Yes, indeed! [Entertainment Weekly]nComedy shows with the likes of Christian Finnegan and Pat Dixon are going down all over New York City parks this summer. [NY T... [Read More]

What happens when a comedian steals a joke? In most industries, creative material is effectively policed by Intellectual Property (IP) laws, putting a type of copyright on original material. However, ... [Read More]

What the Fuck? That’s the name of Marc Maron’s podcast. If you know Maron’s comedy, you know how perfectly that fits him. It captures his penchant for questioning things. For bluntness. [Read More]

The Seattle music and arts festival Bumbershoot recently announced its jam-packed comedy lineup for the September event. Boasting both national acts and up and coming comedians, Bumbershoot will have ... [Read More]

nI just listened to Marc Maron’s incredibly enlightening Dane Cook interview from this week’s episode of WTF with Marc Maron. It got me thinking about my own experiences getting into comedy u... [Read More]

In the last few months, Marc Maron’s podcast WTF has blown the hell up, thanks, in part to high profile — not to mention, expertly crafted — interviews with Robin Willians and Carlos Mencia, the latter of which got mentions on Entertainment Weekly and Huffington Post and started nothing short of an online debate on the ethics of comedy. Today, Maron posted his latest episode, this one with Ben Stiller– a guy who, since birth, was raised by and around professional comedians. [Read More]

Since premiering in September of last year, Marc Maron’s podcast, WTF, has become required listening for anyone who claims to take an interest in the comic mind. His interviews with comedians provide twice-weekly sustenance to even the most studious of comedy fans, and with his own life and thoughts at the forefront of every episode, listeners have gone from just knowing Maron’s name to feeling like they really know him. Third Beat sat down with him in Toronto to talk about the process, the list... [Read More]

If you haven't listened to Marc Maron's interview with Carlos Mencia that went online on Monday on Maron's WTF podcast, then you can just skip ahead to today's second part, because... [Read More]