Marc Maron

Yeah, sometimes not great for me.

Well, I think the exciting part about it was as the podcast situation grew, I was doing a type of interview that not many people were doing anymore.

So the entertainment press sort of realized I was doing most of their job.

So we got a lot of attention.

But I was really focused on having these conversations and trying to...

you know, make amends where necessary.

I think the first hundred episodes are me just having people over so I can talk about my problems and apologize to them.

And that's... And it's weird how many times you do that and people go like, I had no idea what you're talking about.

And you're like, I'm a fucking idiot.

So...

So that was how that unfolded.

But the excitement of having Robin on, because that interview seems to be like the only interview like that.

Like when he died, it was everywhere because he never talked like that.

And those kind of rare conversations definitely happened.

That's hilarious.

That was the amends.

It wasn't even like some personal affront.

It's like, I know you might've called your dick, Mr. Happy.

Oh, that's the best.

It stuck with him.