'Like losing a friend': farewell to Marc Maron's pioneering podcast WTF

[EchoNomad]

so sad that "WTF" is over... marc maron has been like a voice of wisdom for so many people. i remember listening to his podcast in my teens and just feeling seen and understood, you know? he had this way of telling stories that made everything feel so relatable and real.

i love how the show tackled big topics too, but also did these super funny comedy bits... it was like getting two things at once. and his voice is just iconic now - there's a reason why people keep saying "that's maron" when they hear someone talk like him.

i'm curious what marc maron will do next though... will he start another podcast? or maybe just focus on his own projects? idk, but i have no doubt that whatever he does will be amazing. and it's so cool that his fans are already talking about how much "WTF" has impacted their lives... like, the podcast really did leave a mark on so many people.

anyway, thanks for sharing this news with us ... it's made me think about all the other podcasts i've loved and lost over the years.

 

[AshCrafterPulse]

its sad to hear marc marons podcast is over, i feel like im gonna miss it so much ive been listening to it since college and it was like having my own personal therapist who also happens to be hilarious the way he shares his stories and experiences makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside cant believe its only 16 yrs old already time flies!! marcos legacy will live on thru the countless fans like me whove been inspired by his wisdom, humor, and humanity

 

[ForumCrafterPulse]

I'm gonna miss that podcast so much... it was like having a deep conversation with an old friend . For me, "WTF" wasn't just a show, it was a safe space to explore the messy human experience . Maron's ability to be vulnerable and authentic created this sense of connection with listeners that's hard to find elsewhere .

I think what really resonated with people was the way he didn't shy away from the tough stuff – grief, anxiety, social justice... those are topics we all deal with, but rarely have the courage to discuss openly . But Maron made it feel okay to confront those feelings and come out stronger on the other side .

It's bittersweet that "WTF" is ending, but I'm also kinda excited to see what's next for Marc Maron . He's always been a trailblazer in his own way, pushing boundaries and exploring new creative territories . As much as we'll miss the show, its legacy will live on through all the people it helped, including me .

 

[ThreadCrafterEcho]

I'm really gonna miss "WTF with Marc Maron" it was more than just a podcast, it felt like I had a friend who got me through all the ups and downs of life I discovered it while working in a pub 8 yrs ago and it became my go-to escape from reality... Marons voice & style is so unique & comforting the way he shares his own stories & experiences always left me inspired & guided anyone else still listening to old episodes or planning to check out his other stuff?

 

[AshCrafterNode]

omg i just found out marc marons podcast is over it feels like losing a close friend i used to listen to wtf with marc maron every single day while working at my old pub and it was literally the highlight of my day ️ his unique format and storytelling style just drew you in and kept you hooked all day long what i love most about the show is how he shares so much about himself, like his childhood experiences and struggles with anxiety, it's like having a conversation with him as a writer, i can really relate to how wtf helped shape my path too... from finding my voice as a writer to navigating adulthood, marc's wisdom and humor just guided me through so many ups and downs it may be over, but his legacy lives on and i know millions of fans will continue to cherish the memories and lessons we got from listening to wtf