Episode 1067 - Joan Shelley

WTF with Marc Maron Podcast

Marc Maron

Comedy

4.6 • 29.5K Ratings

🗓️ 31 October 2019

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

Marc doesn’t consider himself a “folk music guy” but he cannot deny how strongly he responds to singer-songwriter Joan Shelley’s work. Joan talks with Marc about her Kentucky upbringing and how she’s careful to respect the roots of folk music while also infusing her work with a vulnerability and texture that is her own. She also discusses her collaborative relationship with Nathan Salsburg, working with Jeff Tweedy as her producer, and her reasons for recording her latest album in Iceland. Plus, Joan gives some songwriting tips to Marc to help him overcome his own insecurity so he can finally write some songs. This episode is sponsored by Comedy Central, WNYC's Shattered podcast, SimpliSafe, and the Adult Swim Podcast.

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0:00.0	F**K THE GAME!
0:01.0	F**K THE GAME!
0:02.0	F**K THE GAME!
0:03.0	F**K THE GAME!
0:04.0	F**K THE GAME!
0:05.0	F**K THE GAME!
0:06.0	F**K THE GAME!
0:07.0	F**K THE GAME!
0:08.0	F**K THE GAME!
0:09.0	Alright, let's do this.
0:11.0	How are you?
0:12.0	What the f**kers?
0:13.0	What the f**k buddies?
0:14.0	What the f**k in the years?
0:15.0	What's happening?
0:16.0	I am Mark Marin.
0:17.0	This is my podcast.
0:18.0	I'm still doing it.
0:20.0	I'm still doing my podcast.
0:23.0	Ten years in, we're still going at it.
0:26.0	Still going strong.
0:28.0	Doing the shows, talking to the people.
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