Signed up a while back to follow you and I guess I didn’t realize what you were all about until I heard a program. It was great. Carol Burnett is great you’re great show was great now I’ve got 1500 episodes to catch up with. With pleasure.

I really enjoy this show, and am really glad you are talking more about Palestine.

someone tell this guy…

If you’re wondering whether or not Marc’s ever done an independent film set in Texas, in which he had to sport a Lubbock accent, then this podcast is for you.

one of the greatest podcasts of all time, have loved marc forever, have listened since the beginning and rarely miss an episode. I was so moved by witnessing his grieving process when Lynne died and admired his deep vulnerability in talking about long term recovery. marc, please get help for your eating disorder. I have to skip through every intro and yet the eating disorder content invariably also comes up in the interview. Vegan talk is fine, whatever, but the unending obsession with bodies and food is so distressing and triggering. You deserve more quality of life than this. We deserve to listen without being barraged by the contagious obsession with food and body perfection every single episode.

Sometimes I have zero interest in the guest, but I listen to the monologue every episode regardless. I’ve loved coming along on Marc’s emotional journey and personal growth, and have often found kindness toward myself through hearing him share these things twice a week. I’ve discovered some great art, film, comedy, music from listening to conversations with people I may not have otherwise heard of. I’ve even gained some empathy for people I didn’t previously care for or about. It’s also one of those shows that I sort of imagine being a guest on his show. Not that I think I’m interesting or deserving of that kind of attention, but because I’d like to be a part of the kind of conversation that Marc is able to out of people.

The Dave Attell interview was a fast 50 minutes!

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But so over Marc pretending he’s the big expert on grief because in his late 50’s his barely a girlfriend of less than a year died. and boo hoo Poor Marc, his elderly mom and dad are still alive but deteriorating. What a baby. Ungrateful.

The only pod I still listen to. The only gripe is I usually want to keep listening when it ends.

My god!! This episode was hilarious! I’m in the grocery store with my earbuds on/ in(?) listening and I’m crying with laughter! Richard was legend! RIP Richard!!

Marion & Mendelsohn heartily praising Mel Gibson? What’s next? Father Coughlin was a fine radio broadcaster or Joseph Goebbels was a great speech writer?

Yea Yea… Yea… Yea… Yea Yea Yea… She’s the best dude… Yea Yea… Yea… Yea… Yea… Yea… Yea Yea Yea… Yea Yea… Yea… Yea Yea Yea…. Well you knowwww

Enjoy this podcast but could be better. This podcast is successful because Marc has a lot of great guests. I think the guests like doing this show and because the interviews are easy and free flowing discussions rather than conventional interviews. But boy does Marc make it difficult to like sometimes. He talks about himself too much at times. Was listening to the Jacqueline Novak interview and a bunch of times she was about to say something interesting he spoke over her and steered the conversation into a totally uninteresting direction about himself. The whole working through his issues thing was endearing when he was starting out. But at the level he’s at now, it comes across as narcissistic.

His political views are what’s wrong with this country. Just another useful Bidenite idiot.

Having notoriously antisemitic Mark Ruffalo on who won the not so distinguished title of being 2023’s biggest tormentor of Jews was a huge blunder and grave disappointment. You just lost many many listeners by giving this cruel racist, antisemitic poor excuse of a human being a platform. Hope you do better going forward.

Love Marc but Jesus Christ..

Marc is a best, he’s not for everybody… but he’s the best.

You can be funny, discuss world events but being each others laugh track was a little annoying. It’s like you were competing for who could be the most ironic or funny.

Marc champions mental health challenges in a humane way that is too often missing when the subject arises. He has great interviews with many interesting creative people. He loves cats.

He is insufferable. He’s so tacky and boring.

Please

Woke douche

Don’t say the r-word my friend. You still can be funny without saying a word that exploits people who can’t stand up for themselves.

I just listened to Mark’s interview with Sterlin Harjo from 2021 and it might be the best interview I’ve heard among the hundreds (maybe thousands) of hours of interviews and podcasts I’ve listened to since lockdown. I’ve never left a podcast review before but had to say something. The realness that Mark brings to the table with Sterlin’s honesty about his upbringing and experiences getting to the place he place he is now made this very enjoyable and inspiring. Huge fan of Reservation Dogs. Huge fan of what Sterlin and all of the native creators are doing and getting their voices out into the world. Thank you! -Bayo

Such a profound perspective on Israel I never could quite recognized until their discussion. Moshi is revelatory while Marc remains dependable. Great ep. C+.

He gets such good guests, the interruptions are surprising. Interviews start about 15 minutes in.

Let’s play a game, we try to guess how long it takes before Marc brings up being Jewish or how hard it is being a comedian. No disrespect to anybody who is Jewish or a comedian for that matter, but we get it already.

Recent interview with Paul Giamatti is my new favorite, listening to them crack each other up made me laugh

Endless me, yeah, Obama, me, and whine. Repeat.

That interview with Davis was rough! Marc can’t take it, he is totally projecting onto this guy, you aren’t that great Marc. Take it easy.

Marc, I love ur show. I’m a Chicago native & anytime I hear a Chicago reference, I either learn something new or am surprised by you not knowing! I discovered you on that show years ago filmed in Chicago- you were the perfect angry writer guy out dating in Wicker Park. Then there was Glow- a masterpiece. Then on to listening to ur stand up. Always dry. Always funny. Love the podcast. Love the guitar. Keep it coming. Big fan from Chicago. -Amy Goldberg

Had to pause the Davis interview for a palate cleanser. The man whose eulogies leave me teary is the same guy stuffing Matt Davis into a wood chipper. Be sweet, buddy.

Marc , I love your interviews , you are so good at talking to any and all kinds of people. Don’t ever stop ! I can’t even pick one episode they are all so great.

The interviews with musicians that have a back story are my favorite. Actors not so much .

Marc & staff, I want to thank you for bringing very interesting people 2X week for ( how many years ? ) . Again, Joe who?

Not him and I Good show

10 stars.

Marc not only has fascinating guests and interviews them well, he shares his life with us in a way that’s much more engaging and personal than any other host I can think of. Go Marc!

I have enjoyed your podcast in the past & think your comedy specials are great. However, your recent podcast episodes have been disappointing as you don’t explore questions with the guests, but make it all about you. Tom Papa practically interviewed you! You constantly seem to be thinking about what you want to say about you before asking your guest a thought provoking question.

Thank you.

Really wanted to love this podcast due to some very interesting guests, but its almost impossible to find an episode to listen to where Marc doesn’t talk about himself incessantly or constantly interrupt his guests to talk about himself some more. Brash, uninspired guitar riffs courtesy of guitar hero Marc close every show. Perhaps if Marc ever expressed gratitude or positivity about absolutely anything in his life, his need to be heard over his guests could be overlooked. He gets two stars for loving his cats.

Look, I’ve only listened to the Joan Baez interview and the Naomi Klein interview. I can’t speak to his interrupting tendencies- but I believe you, reviewers. I’m giving 5 stars for Naomi Klein. Period. She is so smart, so on point. I feel re-calibrated. Give this episode a focused listen.

I saw you at The Comedy Store when I was in LA in June and after your great show, I found your podcast and it’s been a great taste of LA back home on the east coast. Your latest podcast with Jennette McCurdy was the best so far. Your interview really touched so many bases with her, you were supportive and introspective at the same time. Bravo! 👏👏👏

Thank you your brilliant conversation with Jeremy Strong with Joan Baez.

Marc Maron is a washed up boomer social justice warrior. He has a simplistic approach to politics and culture that is mired in the early 1970s and needs to be sent out to pasture.

Likes conversations

I started listening when Marc & other early podcasters like Adam Corolla were getting sued by a company that claimed to have invented podcasting. I have listened to nearly every episode for the last 14 years. It’s pretty cool to hear an artist evolve the way Marc has.

And not just because of the goatee. Boomer lives!!!

Heard from many people what a great show this is, so I finally gave it a listen…and I couldn’t make it five minutes. Marc Marron will not shut up, he cannot let his guest utter more than three words with adding a “uh huh” or a “yeah” or many other disruptive words and phrases. Absolutely unlistenable.