Marc Maron

I don't do the other ones that much.

I'll look at Instagrams and occasionally I'll look at messages or posts on Instagram.

But I don't... And I do get emails sometimes, but I...

I got out of that because they all, you know, a troll that's worth his salt is going to really hit you where it hurts.

So, you know, and, you know, when you read them, the part of your brain that lives in this real, the real world we live in goes like, well, that's just part of it.

But the really is sort of like, Jesus Christ, is that fucking true?

And then you've got to process that.

I don't have, I can't detach from it, but they land, but not for that long.

He gives you notes.

I can watch my own special.

No, but my producer, since we're still audio and that's our game, he's a very meticulous, very brilliant guy.

But the weird thing about not listening to the podcast and only having memory of the conversation, that's fleeting.

You can only remember certain things from conversation.

True.

So if I ever have a question about something I discuss with somebody, my producer has become like my active memory because he spends a few hours with it and he remembers everything.

And he's like, well, you talked to so-and-so about that.

I have no recollection.

And so I really need him just to be my functioning memory of these things.

Bad News Bears.

Yes, of course.