Don't worry, this has nothing to do with Nicolas Cage.
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As we prepare for the inevitable, inescapable and utterly wonderful ubiquity of Marc Maron — which is going to start any day now — you might be wondering what all the fuss is about. Marc Maron may well have progressed faster than anyone from also-ran to national treasure - three years by our count. The erstwhile crabby stand-up-cum-comedy therapist extraordinaire has carved out a niche in the comedy world, where he stands as archivist, arbiter and expert. Expert because his stand-up is funnier than ever. Arbiter because landing and an hour on his WTF podcast is the 21st Century equivalent of five minutes on Carson. And archivist because, hell, where else are you going to get to listen to to Mel Brooks, Shelley Berman, Jonathan Winters, Carl Reiner or (today's guest) Dick Van Dyke, wax nostalgic on the world of comedy from it's birth.
We're Calling It Now: Marc Maron Is A National Treasure
March 18, 2013
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