"A confessional monologue followed by a candid biographical interview. A format now copied by hundreds of thousands, including me."

- Jesse Brown, Canadaland

WTF with Marc Maron is less an interview show than a confessional booth wrapped in guitar strings and nicotine. Maron’s raw, often self-lacerating monologues set the tone for conversations that unfold with a disarming looseness—probing, tangential, and charged with the intimacy of two people trying to figure something out, often themselves. What began in a garage with the residue of personal and professional failure became a defining artifact of the podcast era: a place where comedians, actors, and cultural figures dropped their masks, if only briefly. WTF endures as a reminder that vulnerability, when wielded honestly, can be its own form of art.