For nearly three decades Marc Maron has been one of the most successful standup comics working. But for most of his career, that was all Marc was, until his podcast made him a worldwide sensation. Originally from New Jersey, Mark graduated from Boston University, then started doing stand up in his twenties. Starting with a 1994 appearance on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Marc became a late night darling who was constantly cracking jokes for insomniacs and night owls. Aside from some voice work and a fun role as an angry concert promoter in Almost Famous (2000), Marc seemed content to tell jokes, host a show on NPR, and live life as a comedian's comedian. But starting in September 2009, when Marc launched the podcast WTF with Marc Maron, all of a sudden Marc became the misanthropic voice of a generation. Now, Marc interviews some of the most famous people in the entertainment world as well as people he finds interesting, including Former President Barack Obama. The popularity of his podcast led to the creation of Maron, a comedy series starring Marc that was based loosely on his life. Since he has shared intimate details of his personal life on his podcast, Mr. Man's not afraid to say he wants to get intimate with Marc. The show's loosely based, Marc's body is pretty tight, which we get to see in an episode where he goes to see the doctor and has to strip down to his boxers for a checkup. We wish the doc made him strip down and show cock, instead. Other episodes showed us Marc in just a towel, and shirtless as he gets a massage. Marc's body will have you launching your own throbcast! Marc is famous for being angry, but his near-nudity will make you very happy! But that show's showing was nothing compared to when we got to see Marc's buns when he played filmmaker Sam Sylvia on the women's wrestling drama GLOW. More like GROW, seeing that stache and ass combo has us adding some inches below the championship belt! Marc's still doing some acting. Recently he was late night show producer Gene Ufland in Joker (2019) and real life music journalist Jerry Wexler in the Aretha Franklin biopic Respect (2021). But, with all due respect to his work as an actor, Marc will always be know for making his mark in the world as one of the most successful podcasters of all time. Great pod, great bod, we can't get enough of Marc Maron!
