Have him on! One. Last. Time. Be a strong closing move. Thanks man 🤙

Wow. The best of them both. Super deep! Please also have Jason Schwartzman back on before you exit! Just listened to the first one you did with him in 2015 — so good! He’s a gem.

Brilliant delivery of current state of events, walks down memory lane in our day (boomers) and the discussion around the reality of being an obsessive neurotic! Hysterical justification of how you are thinking but afraid to say. Marc is brave and brilliant. Cross the line and follow the journey.

Not a review. Couldn’t contact you otherwise. Been listening since pandemic. I’ve learned a lot listening to you. I figured maybe you had tried the pheromones but we have used them and they really calm our cats down.

Hey really appreciate your honesty and sincerity—makes for a great listen. One thing I would appreciate (when listening to Awkwafina episode) was if you could do some research on your guest. In this case, doing a basic search. I think it shows interest and respect to put in a little back work. Thanks

Sorry to hear Marc is stopping his show.

Marc has conversational style of interviewing that allows us to learn about the host as well as the guest. The raw honesty and intimate nature of the dialogue creates a sense familiarity and inclusion for the audience. Wishing Marc and Brendon well for whatever comes next. Thank you for many hours of listening and for using your voice to speak truth—great show.

Podcast excellent

Idk what ‘sad’ commenter was talking about. I have enjoyed every episode, even when not familiar with the guest, always great. Thanks

Marc is amazing at his job. His intellect, curiosity, and knowledge about so many topics always makes the interviews so much more interesting. And I love the pre-interview life updates. I will miss his podcasts but hope he decides to continue on with some filmed interviews, one on one, like Letterman did (but sans audience). I could see those working out well.

Marc is the best interviewer! Everything flows so freely, no matter the guest! He’s hilarious, deep and is able to get people to open up! I don’t want the show to ever end!

I tuned in for an interview, not a whiney childish rant about NPR being defunded. Thank goodness it did.

Go run off to Canada Marc. You show how cowardly you are each day. Some of us will stay and fight fascism. Gross stuff Brendan and Marc you hacks.

thank ya kindly sir ! really appreciated it! I’m gonna miss it!

Mark every time I’m feeling anxious, unsure, etc. I turn on your podcast and within minutes I’m feeling better. You seem to know exactly what to say when I need to hear it and I appreciate that so much. You & your guests make me smile and i feel grounded again ..You have the best …interviews and I’m going to miss you tremendously

I seriously don’t know what I’ll do without listening to Marc talk about his anxiety, cats and being in his head. I relate so much to all three. Today hearing about locking the keys in the car with ice cream and burning the broccoli had me rolling! Will miss this podcast.

paranoid old mans political party he adores has turned on his chosen people group and now must end the show

Huge fan of “Somebody Somewhere” and Bridget Everett so this episode was a damned delight. Her show makes me feel less hopeless about humanity and I appreciated both of them sharing their honesty and vulnerability. What a gift.

Thanks Marc Maron, crew, and guests for sharing. You helped us get through the last 5 years.

I’ve Become a Giant Fan Of This Podcast over the years. Marc’s Voice has that Great Conversation Connecting Quality. Making it a Joy to tune in sit back then just Listen. The Guests are all my Heroes in the Entertainment Universe and Anecdotes of Life in that Realm never disappoint. Thank You 😊 for an Awesome Show.

He gets such good guests, his constant interruptions are beyond annoying. FYI Interviews start about 15 minutes in. He pretty much only invited Jewish guests, did he finally run out? That's the majority he'd invite. I started feellng bad for his girlfriend he clearly felt was second-string in his mentions.

Thought you were quitting

Thanks getting us through the Pandemic , the Monster in the White House , etc .

Couldn’t tell how cruel you were being.

Eh at best

You didn’t GAF about the interuptions, the “ yeah, yeah, yeah’s and the folks who tried to listen to some of the great artist who had a lot to say but couldn’t. M to the Puppets review is brilliant.

I’ve learned a lot about the creative process and creativity in general from Marc’s podcast. If he were to return to the format. It would be interesting to hear him talk to individuals in other areas, such as science, medicine, politics, world affairs, economics, etc.

Please consider doing a variation of the show at some point. Take a long trip with the special lady friend, make a record with the band, bake a lot of vegan bread…but then just do interviews with people who maybe aren’t on press tours promoting stuff. Just talk to people you want to talk to. I absolutely love your episode with Paul Giamatti…I’ve listened to it at least five times. It’s hard to believe you haven’t known Paul forever, you go so many side trips and deep dives . And it’s hilarious and deeply comforting. It would really be a shame to lose that connection, that warmth, especially in the really messed up times we’re living through. You have a great gift as an interviewer. Your standup is just a day job. That’s the Bruce Wayne thing. When you do the podcast, you’re Batman. I say this knowing you’re not really a comics guy, but also because of the wonderful conversation with Cristin Milotti. Another great talk. Please don’t stop. You’re too good at this.

I never knew how much I wanted to hear Marc talk about dinosaurs #whynotatriceratopsemoji

Marc, what am I supposed to do without your bitter old voice in my ears every night? Who else will so painstakingly dissect the fascinating process of comedy writing for me, while simultaneously unraveling the inner workings of a psyche so similar to my own? Why do I - an Englishwoman in her mid-thirties - remain so thoroughly convinced, thanks to your podcast, that there must be, in fact, an angry old Jewish man living inside me? And most importantly, how are you supposed to interview me about my debut novel if your show goes off the air before it comes out???

I’m going to miss this podcast a lot - thank you for all the years. 💝

It’s funny reading through the older reviews where people mention his long rambling intros and inability to allow his guests to speak without being interrupted, and to see that over the years it hasn’t changed. I’m kind of surprised at that because Marc seems like a very aware person, you’d think he’d consider these things? Anyway, I totally agree with those statements and have checked in with the show less and less over time for those reasons. Now I’ll skip the intros, only tune in for certain guests and hang on long enough if Marc doesn’t completely take over the conversation. The show is supposedly ending soon. Maybe that’s a good thing.

I’ve been listening to Marc since day one. It’s been so fun to hear Marc get excited for something outside his lane of comedy. I’d love to hear an interview with Fielder before he leaves because Marc is an incredible interviewer and Fielder has such a new point of view. Also- thanks Marc for all the years! 💜

I tuned in to an interview with John Mulaney and the host talked about himself for the first half of it! Thumbs down

What a generous gift we’ve all been given every week together Impossible to top Thank you over one thousand times

“Yeah, yeah, yeah, like dude calm down I’m trying to hear Josh homme talk. Marc Maron ruins interviews and was never fit to be a host.

I started listening within the first six months. What a ride. Thanks for all the lessons and reflections on Recovery. Since there’s still time left, my two dream guests: - John Frusciante - Ben Affleck Thank You!

I am loving your character in Stick!! You are SO natural. Very impressive. Good luck to you in the future. I will miss your podcast!!

Marc and Brendan - Thank you for sharing your moments and words with us. Totally agree - it’s okay for good things to have and ending.

Great podcast! Honest conversations & listening to Marc rant is the best.

Listening to Marc is like hanging out with an old friend. He was one of my favorite comics in the 80’s-90’s. So I was very happy to reunite with him on podcasts. Really gonna miss him and Brendan. I had already gone back and listened to some old episodes but I guess I’ll go all the way back and start over.

Thank you Marc & Brendan. I enjoyed it all from the beginning. Slainte 🥂

I have been listening for a few years now and always find the interviews interesting . I look forward to the lead ins and hearing about your thoughts on life. Twice a week is a generous gift to your fans and I thank you. Ps I’m already missing you,

I will miss this twice a week ! It’s been great!

Don’t end the podcast Marc . Say it ain’t so

As another cultural (but non-religious) Jew with east coast roots who grew up in the Southwest, I find Marc very relatable. I’m not as neurotic or anxious as he is, I’m happily married for 40 years with kids and grandkids, but I’m also probably not as smart and definitely not as funny as Marc. But I like the guy and if he’s talking up someone I have ANY interest in (and sometimes when he’s not) he’s a good (one directional) hang.

This podcast has been my companion for many years now. Unlike Marc, I have a hard time accepting the fact that Joe Rogan’s trash is rated higher, having more mass appeal than this podcast. And just like Marc, I am very concerned about the masses. This podcast will be forever #1 in my books. ❤️

I’ve been a listener on-and-off since 2010, and really admired Marc as a person who always tries to do the right thing, even when it’s hard , uncomfortable, or alienating. So to see him platform Sarah Silverman, someone who not only supports but actively cheers on a genocidal campaign in Gaza filled with numerous human rights abuses and atrocities, im incredibly disappointed. I adored the recent Bridget Everett episode, but unless he comes out with a sincere apology, that will be the last episode I ever listen to. Do better Marc, stop platforming those who cheer on ethnic cleansing. Free Palestine.

I was wildly concerned about you after hearing you were falling asleep with nicotine lozenges in…you’re a true wild man Maron—find a lower gear.

I’ve enjoyed Mark’s comedy. I just found out about the podcast, this is the first episode I’ve downloaded. So far I’m 15 minutes and 18 seconds in listening to Mark talk about detritus, and all I can think is this aural detritus, TO THE MAX. UGGGGH. Maybe, listen to the first, now 13 minutes and 44 seconds and decide if this is good podcasting ? I just want to get to this interview, which I know is going to be worth it. The jibber jabber small talk ramble preamble… It’s a lot. I will try to keep the faith, but a girly suggest an editor might be your friend. Now, 16 minutes and 34 seconds in, now we’re talking about yogurt? Please, please get to the interview with Carol.