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“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.”
Jazz Picasso via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/25/24
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“fills a yawing gap in the cultural landscape with inspired, broad strokes of brilliance...”
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09/23/09
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“Just heard this podcast for the first time and i just loved it. I am a big bill maher and bill moyer fan and I will put this podcast at third place in my list.”
Himanshu Parmar via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/19/09
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“Marc Maron continues his campaign of witty integrity against the dullards of corporate entertainment by refusing to be ignored (i.e. repeatedly fired). Introspective yet politically engaged, ridiculous yet brave, neurotic yet deeply aware. Most crucially, he is funny, intelligently, imaginatively...”Read full review »
RickB TenPercent via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/03/09
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