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Bullseye with Jesse Thorn

Marc Maron

Bullseye with Jesse Thorn

NPR

Society & Culture

4.72.7K Ratings

🗓️ 24 October 2011

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Comedian and comedy-inquisitor Marc Maron talks about turning it all around, doing standup and hosting his smash podcast (turned public radio show) WTF. His new comedy album is "This Has to Be Funny".

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0:00.0

Hi, I'm Natalie from Boston, Massachusetts.

0:02.6

I'm Zach from Madison, Wisconsin.

0:04.8

Hi, I'm Ken from Denver.

0:06.5

The Sound of Yellow America is an independent production supported by listeners like me.

0:10.8

If you'd like to support the show like I did,

0:12.9

visit MaximumFund.org and click on Donate.

0:16.2

I'm Jesse Thorne, live on tape from My House in Los Angeles.

0:19.4

It's the Sound of Yellow America from MaximumFund.org and PRI, public radio, international.

0:30.9

It's the Sound of Yellow America. I'm Jesse Thorne.

0:34.0

My guest on the program is comedian Mark Marin.

0:37.2

He's been a comedian for many years.

0:40.0

It wasn't as a leader of what some people have called the alternative comedy world,

0:45.1

first in New York City, now in Los Angeles.

0:48.3

He's shaking his head at me as though I'm saying something wrong.

0:52.3

He's recently transformed his career significantly with his podcast WTF,

0:57.9

which is also a public radio show, which I should mention I am one of the producers of the

1:03.1

public radio version, which has become one of the most popular comedy podcasts in America,

1:10.0

and I think has significantly transformed his standing in the world of entertainment,

1:15.7

though perhaps not as significantly as he might like.

1:19.5

Mark, welcome back to the Sound of Yellow America.

1:21.6

Thank you, Jesse. I'd like to add that I could not have done any of it without you,

1:25.8

without you patiently coming over to my house and walking me through the path of garage band,

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