Marc Maron & Ben Stiller

WTF Episode 105 with Ben Stiller & Tig Notaro

From: WTF with Marc Maron
Series: WTF with Marc Maron
Length: 59:00

Two conversations, first with Ben Stiller and then with comic Tig Notaro. The 59-minute version is preferred, but a newshole version is provided for stations that require it. Read the full description.

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Playing: WTF Episode 105 with Ben Stiller & Tig Notaro
From: WTF with Marc Maron

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Two conversations, first with Ben Stiller and then with comic Tig Notaro. Ben Stiller may be one of the biggest movie stars in the world, but he is not above sitting in the garage for a chat with Marc about show biz, parents, rivalries, Apatow, anxieties and, of course, Heat Vision & Jack. Plus Tig Notaro talks about why she hates people who take pity on female comics.

Playing: WTF Episode 105 with Ben Stiller & Tig Notaro
From: WTF with Marc Maron

Wtf_ben_stiller_icon_small_small

Two conversations, first with Ben Stiller and then with comic Tig Notaro. Ben Stiller may be one of the biggest movie stars in the world, but he is not above sitting in the garage for a chat with Marc about show biz, parents, rivalries, Apatow, anxieties and, of course, Heat Vision & Jack. Plus Tig Notaro talks about why she hates people who take pity on female comics.

Playing: WTF Episode 105 with Ben Stiller & Tig Notaro
From: WTF with Marc Maron

Wtf_ben_stiller_icon_small_small

Two conversations, first with Ben Stiller and then with comic Tig Notaro. Ben Stiller may be one of the biggest movie stars in the world, but he is not above sitting in the garage for a chat with Marc about show biz, parents, rivalries, Apatow, anxieties and, of course, Heat Vision & Jack. Plus Tig Notaro talks about why she hates people who take pity on female comics.

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Piece Description

Two conversations, first with Ben Stiller and then with comic Tig Notaro. Ben Stiller may be one of the biggest movie stars in the world, but he is not above sitting in the garage for a chat with Marc about show biz, parents, rivalries, Apatow, anxieties and, of course, Heat Vision & Jack. Plus Tig Notaro talks about why she hates people who take pity on female comics.