There’s matching calamity with serenity, and then there’s what comedian Marc Maron has pulled off, which is taking a lifetime of anxiety and utilizing it to its maximum comedic effect.

When the sky is falling, there’s no better comedian than Marc Maron.

B ack in the 1990s, when Marc Maron began appearing on Late Night With Conan O’Brien as a panel guest, the comedian would ...

And for comedy fans, he’s set to release his sixth stand-up special, and second for HBO, Marc Maron: Panicked, on Friday. I ...

As Maron winds down his podcast, he reflects on what he'll miss most. "These conversations [on WTF] are very real conversations for me ... and that is kind of nourishing for the spirit and the soul." ...

When comedian Marc Maron announced in June that he’s ending his popular — and pioneering — podcast, “WTF,” it was an ...

Comedian Marc Maron says he trusts his audience and loyal fans will go along for the ride in his new HBO Max standup special, ...

Comic and actor Marc Maron can't stop ruminating. "The reality of my life is pretty good, but for some reason … my comfort zone is that state of anxiety and self-questioning and dread," he says. "I ...

With his 'WTF' podcast ending, Marc Maron is looking to expand his social life By Terry Gross Jul 29, 2025 12:29pm (NPR) Marc Maron unpacks some of his obsessions in the HBO comedy special, Panicked.