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I'm a big softie so that intro + the news broke my heart a little. The Coffee plug was priceless though.
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Analytic Engine posted:Marc did a kind of reverse-WTF episode with aspiring comedian Danny Lobell: I saw this on twitter the other day and gave this podcast a try since I love hearing Marc's super intellectual wankfest WTF episodes. I gotta say Lobell seems like a funny guy but he really didn't do it for me here. At all. Marc delivers though, and i'd recommend the whole episode just to hear him.
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Feb 5, 2014 04:04
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Well, I guess I know where the somethingawful hivemind stands on maron now.
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Feb 10, 2014 03:46
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I thought it was an interesting episode. I was happy to hear the Odenkirk and Hansen clips because I specifically remember those bits resonating with me before. The Brill interview was sort of painful. It gave me the same impression as when he had Morgan Murphy on (makes amends with someone he has a rocky past with, but still manages to come off as too self-serving). That phone call with his dad was a great way to end it, though.
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May 27, 2014 21:56
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I'm kinda with you on that. I went through a phase where I really identified with and appreciated his struggles but now I'm not so much interested as slightly annoyed. I don't know if that's because his act has gone stale or my tastes have moved on. Probably the tipping point for me was ep. 500. It felt wrong to hear that whole conversation with his dad. Opportunistic like. I think at best he is a sorta-repentant narcissist. I root for him though and I hope he continues to book interesting guests ( Really dug the Kim Gordon interview).
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Apr 24, 2015 06:15
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Loved it. The president is intelligent, sensible, sly, "whole" i guess would be the word. I felt like he really laid it on the table and I walked away from it feeling proud of my president. A little talking point-y but he's the freaking president and this is a comedy podcast. This was obviously not going to be Frost/Nixon.
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Jun 22, 2015 22:43
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He's a much better interviewer now but the older episodes (pre-tv show seems to be the cutoff) were always entertaining and insightful. Newer episodes are mostly just interesting.
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Nov 11, 2015 01:22
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Yeah that interview really made me want to watch The French Connection and Sorcerer. The Exorcist is a movie I make people watch when they say they're only peripherally culturally aware of it or whatever. They're always blindsided by the quality of it.
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Feb 28, 2016 23:42
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Hearing Todd Rundgren say that XTC haven't done anything after Skylarking broke my nerdy little heart.
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Mar 27, 2016 16:08
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Enjoyed the ep but julia def sounded peeved the whole episode. In a polite and cordial way though
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Apr 23, 2016 01:57
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Drunkboxer posted:I liked the Louie Anderson interview a lot, but I wish he had gotten into his personal life a little bit. I'm interested in the whole Family Feud firing fiasco and whatnot. He goes into a bit more detail in his Fresh Air interview. I recommend checking that out.
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Jun 18, 2016 13:42
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Man, when he was combative or neurotic with guests it made for great listening. Oh well, I guess as far as wild men who do podcast interview shows there's, what, Joe Rogan?
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That's sort of heartbreaking. What does losing the garage do for the listening experience of this podcast except diminish it?
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