
Jane Marie’s early life in Michigan didn’t necessarily put her on the glide path to the future world of podcasting, but an internship at This American Life gave her a crash course in the type of journalism that allowed her to create The Dream podcast. Jane talks with Marc about the subject matter of The Dream’s past seasons, including pyramid schemes, the wellness industry, and life coaching, and why these topics are truly representative of modern day America. 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.
Chapter 1: What is the background of Jane Marie?
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All right, let's do this. How are you, what the fuckers? What the fuck, buddies? What the fuck, Knicks? What's happening? I'm Marc Maron. This is my podcast. Welcome to it. How's it going? What's happening? Are you all right? I hope you're holding up. I got nothing but worry, man. I have nothing but worry in my head about all things. And, you know, I'm very tired of this idea of Vielen Dank.
That that concern and empathy and the panic ensuing from the situation is somehow mentally inappropriate. Go fuck yourself if you think that. Hold on to your brain. It's not Trump derangement syndrome. It's the normal reaction to the collapse of everything we know and understand. And look, you know, you're up against people that really...
Believe in this process, but just know that your heart's in the right place. Can you dig it? Okay. Durham, North Carolina. I'll be at the Carolina Theater of Durham on Friday, March 21st. Charlotte, North Carolina. I'm at the Knight Theater on Saturday, March 22nd. And I'll be in Charleston, South Carolina at the Charleston Music Hall on Sunday, March 23rd. Then Skokie, Illinois.
I'm coming to the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts on Friday, March 28th. And Joliet, Illinois. I'm at the Rialto Square Theater on Saturday, March 29th. Then I'm coming to Michigan, Toronto, Vermont, New Hampshire. And tickets are now available for my special taping in Brooklyn, New York at the Bam Harvey Theater on May 10th.
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Chapter 2: What is The Dream podcast about?
Yeah, like that kind of level. And again, my dad, like, we hung out. We went to raves in Detroit together.
That's just crazy.
It is crazy.
I mean, I guess it's fun.
Well, until I got caught with cocaine and then he was like, maybe the rave thing isn't the best.
Yeah. So is that how you rebelled? You just got all fucked up?
I actually moved out when I was 16 in Ann Arbor.
Because it was too boundaryless and fucked up?
I lived with my mom at the time and it was... I really felt like... I did have this thing as a girl and like... How do I say this? I was definitely sexualized by... Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Ja. Ja. Ja. Ja. Ja. So yeah, I moved out at 16. But then I got into drugs, which was a blast. Yeah. But only for like a year. Yeah. And I had to get rescued.
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Chapter 3: How did Jane Marie get into podcasting?
By my dad.
Oh, really? Yeah. Which drugs?
Mostly cocaine.
Yeah, yeah. So you were up a lot.
Running around. Getting like staph infections is basically what was happening.
So not a great party.
Not a great party. Letting older men like bick my head. It was raving in Detroit in the early 90s.
So the dentist came to the rescue?
Dentist came to the rescue, took me home, said I have three rules. No boys overnight, call me every three days. And I forget what the third one was. Oh, no drugs in the house.
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Chapter 4: What challenges has Jane faced in her career?
Chapter 5: What are Jane's thoughts on the wellness industry?
Ja, Pro Tools ist passiert. Und ich bin zu einer Konvention gegangen und habe mit den Leuten von Pro Tools getroffen. Und es war so, können wir ein System für unsere Schule haben? Und sie sagten, ja. Also habe ich Pro Tools gelernt. And then one day I was driving home from Chicago to Michigan and I heard this radio story about a guy who was... A tequila man, did you ever?
Is it one of Iris? It's John Hodgman. It's Hodgman, okay, tequila man?
Yeah, he was like friends from college with this guy that became a tequila mascot.
I don't know that one, yeah.
And like traveled around letting people like take shots off of his body and stuff and he was like hired by resorts to be like the tequila man.
Sure.
Aber ich habe dieses Show noch nie gehört.
Ich kannte einen Mann, der ein Tanzmann war, aber er machte kein Leben daran. Er war nur ein lokaler Charakter, der auf Punk-Shows und Tanz zeigte.
Gut für alle, die um ihn herum waren.
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