Episode 1321 - Bonnie Raitt

WTF with Marc Maron Podcast

Marc Maron

Comedy

4.6 • 29.5K Ratings

🗓️ 11 April 2022

⏱️ 84 minutes

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Summary

Bonnie Raitt doesn't feel the need to slow down. With the release of her 18th studio album and the start of an eight-month world tour, the prolific singer-songwriter knows what it's like to make the most of your opportunities. Bonnie talks with Marc about growing up in a musical home, falling into the Laurel Canyon music scene, struggling with substance abuse, getting sober in her late-30s and having her first hit album in her 40s. They also talk about Bonnie's continuing work with James Taylor, Jackson Browne, Mavis Staples and Lucinda Williams.

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0:00.0	I'm Benjamin Fitton from the Walker Mungus, and this podcast is sponsored by Prime Video,
0:06.8	where you can stream new Amazon original series The Confession.
0:11.8	In January 1992, devoted mother of two Patricia Hall, vanished from a small town in Yorkshire
0:19.0	without a trace.
0:21.3	Early on in the investigation, Patricia's husband Keith becomes a prime suspect, but
0:26.6	no progress is made, the case seems to go cold.
0:31.2	The Confession is a true crime documentary series exploring Patricia Hall's disappearance.
0:37.5	The story unfolds the archive recordings from the investigation, interviews with Patricia's
0:43.2	family, the police and Keith, who was accused of having something to do with his wife's
0:49.0	disappearance.
0:50.0	What do you think really happened?
0:53.2	The Confession, an Amazon original available now, only on Prime Video.
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1:16.0	ethnicity to give blood this year, to give patients the life enhancing and life saving
1:21.0	treatments that they need.
1:23.0	Strength can be found in communities coming together just like a family, and that's why
1:28.6	black communities have the unifying power to treat sickle cell and help friends and neighbours
1:33.5	who are living with the condition.
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