W ait, Kit, what was that headline again?” Marc Maron is sitting cross-legged on the porch of his house in Glendale, California, calling out to his girlfriend. A muffled voice from just outside the ...

WTF with Marc Maron revolutionized the medium of podcasting. It was heard millions of times over thousands of episodes, and inspired countless other comedians to start their own podcasts. The show's ...

All products featured here are independently selected by our editors and writers. If you buy something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. Titled "The Pilot," this ...

Marc Maron podcasted so Joe Rogan could make a quarter-of-a-billion dollars from Spotify and sway an election. Maybe that’s an oversimplification. But both of them helped define podcasting, a medium ...

With all due respect to President Barack Obama, I would have gone in a different direction to close out WTF With Marc Maron. The choice to interview him makes sense, of course. Obama’s 2015 appearance ...

A pair of President Donald Trump’s most revealing “WTF” moments were completely ignored by a news media that has become too numb or too afraid to give them the attention they deserve. In the expanse ...

“On some levels, I understand that this is like a breakup.” So said Marc Maron on his podcast last week, monologuing in his garage for a final time. WTF With Marc Maron wrapped its 16-year run ...

Marc Maron ended his long-running podcast WTF by bringing back former president Barack Obama, who offered him advice on how to navigate the next chapter of his life. Last summer, the famed comedian ...

The bi-weekly podcast by actor and comedian Marc Maron ended on Monday featuring former President Barack Obama as the final guest, capping a more than 15-year run that reached millions of listeners.

Marc Maron interviewed former president Barack Obama on the 1,686th and final episode of his pioneering “WTF” podcast. Obama was previously a guest on the show while still in office in 2015, marking a ...

WTF with Marc Maron revolutionized the medium of podcasting. It was heard millions of times over thousands of episodes, and inspired countless other comedians to start their own podcasts. The show's ...