Jessica Kirson was a guest on WTF six years ago, when she talked with Marc about her start in comedy and her personal background. This time, she came back just to hang out and have some laughs. And for Marc at this exact moment in time, it was much needed and greatly appreciated. They talk about Jessica’s new special, I’m the Man, their experiences with crying, the never-ending fight against embarrassment, the many similarities from their New Jersey upbringings, and whatever else they’re thinking about during the hour. 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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Alright, let's do this. How are you, what the fuckers, what the fuck buddies, what the fuck nicks? What the hell is happening? How are you? What's going on? Where are you at? Well, look, you know, today, this is a great episode for me. I don't know... Ich weiß nicht, was das für einen Unterschied macht, aber ich schätze, es macht einen.
Aber das ist für mich eine meiner liebsten Gespräche in einem langen Zeitraum. Ich sage nicht, dass sie nicht alle gut sind in irgendeinem Sinne, aber emotional und konnexionell und einfach lustig, war dieses Episode ein Erleichterung und ein Trieb für mich, um zu tun. I'll try to explain it to you. Well, today I talked to Jessica Curzon. She was on the show back in 2019 on episode 1076.
If you want, you can go back to that episode to hear about her start in comedy and her personal background. But she came back just to kind of hang out, have a few laughs, and talk about her new comedy special on Hulu called I'm the Man. Now, Jessica... ist jemand, den ich immer glücklich sehe, für einen sehr, sehr spezifischen Grund. Es gibt eine jüdische Sache, okay?
Und schau, ich bin jetzt an einem Alter, ich bin 61 Jahre alt. Nun, viele Male... No matter what is happening in the world or how preoccupied you are with everything happening or what's on your phone or what's in your life. When you really realize how much time you spend just pummeling your brain with all kinds of bullshit, distractions and things in your life.
That the idea of really connecting with somebody, I don't know if you notice it happening or you take it for granted or it doesn't happen. I don't know. Look, you have people in your life, you have your kids and everything becomes a pattern. You know, everything becomes a way of, you have a way of interacting with most people.
Sometimes you connect in, you know, moments of crisis or you occasionally have a few laughs or whatever, but to really kind of have some historical connection. Your connection with someone that transcends your relationship with them is kind of an amazing thing. And, you know, when I was younger, there was a period there where you always saw, you kind of knew all the other Jews.
There was just a way about Jewish culture that just kind of like connected you all. And I feel that to a degree, but now I'm an old Jew and I'm of a different time. But with Jessica, Jessica is not that much younger than me, but she's about, you know, she's five years younger than me or so. But there's just something about her and I knew it immediately years ago.
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