Marc Maron says he plans to end his "WTF" podcast later this year. Maron cited burnout and said, "It's OK to end things." "WTF" launched in 2009 and featured guests like former President Barack ...

Marc Maron is signing off. The comedian will end his influential interview podcast "WTF" this fall after 16 years. Maron announced the news at the start of his Monday, June 2, episode interviewing ...

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

It’s nearly the end of a podcasting era. Marc Maron, the host of “WTF” — the popular twice-weekly podcast in which he excavates the nooks and crannies of his guests’ psyches ...

“I’ll never forget Cal saying, when he rode with him and saw the data, ‘if Marc is given a factory Ducati, he will absolutely destroy everyone’. “Look now. No-one has got close to him.” ...

Marc Garneau, who served as a federal cabinet minister after becoming the first Canadian astronaut to go to space, has died at the age of 76.. His former chief of staff Marc Roy said he was ...

Former UN ambassador and top executive Marc-André Blanchard is slated to join PM Mark Carney’s office as chief of staff beginning in July.

“Marc faced his final days with the same strength, clarity and grace that defined his life,” his wife Pam Garneau wrote in a statement. Marc Garneau, Canadian astronaut and politician, dies at ...

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

Marc Marquez says the moment he hit a foam barrier in his British MotoGP crash was “like a water park”. Alex Whitworth . Updated: 27 May 2025. Marc Marquez, 2025 MotoGP British Grand Prix, grid.

Marc Maron is pulling the plug on his podcast. “Sixteen years we’ve been doing this, and we’ve decided that we had a great run,” the comedian said on Monday’s episode of his show, WTF ...

Marc Garneau has died at the age of 76, according to a statement from his family. He was the first Canadian to go into space and flew on three space shuttle missions.