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Marc Maron Announces End of Influential Podcast 'WTF' After 16 Years

Comedian Marc Maron will conclude his podcast 'WTF' this fall, citing burnout and satisfaction with the show's legacy after 1,600 episodes.


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Marc Maron has announced that his podcast 'WTF' will end this fall after nearly 16 years and over 1,600 episodes. Maron, along with producer Brendan McDonald, decided to conclude the show due to burnout and a desire to maintain quality. The podcast, which debuted in 2009, has featured numerous high-profile guests, including Barack Obama. Maron expressed satisfaction with the work done and hinted at potential future projects, emphasizing the importance of ending on a high note. The final episode is expected to air sometime this fall, coinciding with the show's anniversary.

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The article discusses Marc Maron's decision to end his podcast after 16 years, highlighting a bittersweet sentiment.

There is a mix of satisfaction and nostalgia as Maron reflects on his podcasting journey.

The tone conveys exhaustion but also acceptance of the show's conclusion.

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Marc Maron’s ‘WTF’ podcast to end this fall
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"…We were done, and it’s OK for things to end."

Marc Maron to end 'WTF' podcast after 16 years: 'We're burnt out'
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"…Maron, 61, said he made the decision to end the show with his producer, Brendan McDonald."

Marc Maron Will Lock the Gates One Last Time
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"…Maron sounds confident, and he emphasizes to the listener, again and again, that this was his choice."

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