Marc Maron announces he and producer Brendan McDonald will end the groundbreaking 'WTF' podcast this fall after 16 years and 1,600+ episodes.

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After nearly 16 years and hours of conversations, comedian Marc Maron will bring his groundbreaking podcast “WTF” to an end this fall.

EXCLUSIVE: A podcast institution is coming to an end. Marc Maron’s WTF podcast, which has had close to 2,000 episodes since its 2009 launch, will be turning off its microphones in the fall.

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