Jason Bateman

When did that happen for you?

Just because I know you've spoken in the past about

You know, whatever the right words would be about, you know, your degrees of social comfort and what fuels your standup and your cynicism and stuff, which I share with you.

Like a lot of that doesn't lend itself to being a conversationalist.

Yeah, when you pull your pants down, everybody feels kind of safe.

I'm like, okay, so I guess we're going to be honest.

I love that.

Yeah.

Right, but think about that.

We've only done 300 episodes.

He's done 1,600.

No, I know, I know.

It's amazing.

Hey, so Mark, so when you started WTF, you'd obviously had – I used to listen to you on Air America all the time and you'd done a bunch of other things.

What made you –

Take us back to what the landscape was for the medium of podcasting.

What made you think that there was even money there, that there was an avenue there?

And you could only find it on the Apple iPod itself, which is where it gets its name, podcasting, right?

It was part of the thing to like actually sell the hardware, the iPod itself.

You could only get it on this new thing, this new device that they were launching.