Not too many guests come into the garage and tell Marc he changed their lives forever. In fact, Jesse Eisenberg might be the only one. Jesse and Marc go over that formative moment and what it says about both of them. Jesse also talks about being terrified as a child, growing into an adult who identifies with bleakness, and turning some of his life experiences into the new film A Real Pain, which he wrote, directed and stars in alongside Kieran Culkin. Sign up here for WTF+ to get the full show archives and weekly bonus material! https://plus.acast.com/s/wtf-with-marc-maron-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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All right, let's do this. How are you, what the fuckers? What the fuck, buddies? What the fucking ears? What's happening? I'm Marc Maron. This is my podcast, WTF. Welcome to it. How's it going? Today I talked to Jesse Eisenberg. I'm sure you know him. He's an actor. He's a writer. He's a director. You know him from The Social Network, The Squid and the Whale, Zombieland.
He's a regular contributor to The New Yorker. And he is a published playwright. He's the writer and director of the new movie A Real Pain, which he stars in along with Kieran Culkin. I thought it was enjoyable. I thought it was good. I thought it was well written. I thought it was well acted. I like that Kieran Culkin guy and I like him and Jesse together. I will recommend the movie.
If that means anything to you, it's a good watch. It's a tight movie. I'll get this out of the way, too. It's fine. This week I'm at Largo in Los Angeles on Friday, December 13th for a comedy and music show. We're going to play some songs and have some comics and I'll do some comedy and some singing. Then I'm in Sacramento, California at the Crest Theater on Friday, January 10th. I'll be in Napa.
At the Uptown Theater, Saturday, January 11th. I'm in Fort Collins, Colorado. Lincoln Center Performance Hall on Friday, January 17th. Then Boulder, Colorado at the Boulder Theater on Saturday, January 18th. I'll be in Santa Barbara, California at the Lobero Theater on Thursday, January 30th. Dann San Luis Obispo, Kalifornien, am Fremont Center am Freitag, Januar 31st.
Monterey, Kalifornien, am Golden State Theater am Sonntag, Februar 1st. Es kommen viele andere Dates. Oklahoma, Kansas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas. Geht einfach auf wtfpod.com. Und ihr könnt die ganze Liste sehen. Ihr könnt alles sehen. Okay, also schaut mal. Ich habe ein E-Mail von einem Mann. Und... I think it's kind of a life changer.
And this guy is not a pro therapist or assessor of psychological things. I'll just read this to you. But this guy, Cameron, he says, I want to comment on the ADHD narcissism thoughts that you've been openly sharing and your recent interview with Rosemary DeWitt, where you commented that listeners are suggesting ADHD. It could be ADHD. Your stories often support this.
I'm not about to suggest this, but speaking to a qualified evaluator is always an option. But on the idea of self-centeredness and ADHD, this idea of how one can be so focused on self and have so much doubt. You are right. Narcissists don't experience doubt. I'm a coach that works with super creative leaders and business owners, most having an ADHD diagnosis. I also have ADHD.
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