Fuck the game!

Alright, let's do this.

How are you, what the fuckers, what the fuck buddies, what the fucking ears, what the fucksters,

what the fuck adelix, what's happening, I'm Mark Maren, this is my podcast WTF.

Welcome to it.

Pretty exciting for me today.

Oh, by the way, I recorded this yesterday, so I have not watched the debates yet.

That was a strange sentence, I don't know if it works, mathematically, but maybe I should

say it another way.

This was recorded before whatever happened last night, so I'll be taking that in with

you in terms of what Monday's news looks like, I'll be taking that in as you do today.

But I got no comment on it because it hadn't happened yet when I recorded this.

But today on the show, I was very excited to talk to Larry Clark, the photographer artist

and filmmaker, because he looms large in the dark corners of the photographic art world

and also in film and he's a real dude, he's the real deal.

He's the real photographer, real artist who did some pretty amazing work, so I'll be

talking to him in a little while.

I enjoyed the film Kids, which he directed and Harmony Kareen scripted, but I really love

the film, Bullie.

I think it's a raw, visceral masterpiece of a movie, but also Larry's books, Teenage Lust

and the first book Tulsa, which was a basically documentary photographs of him, not really him,

but his friends Tulsa, you know, involved in shooting drugs, hanging out, shooting guns,

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