WTF Episode with 107 Mike DeStefano & Margaret Cho
From: WTF with Marc Maron
Series: WTF with Marc Maron
Length: 59:02
Two conversations: first Mike DeStefano and then Margaret Cho. In one of the late comic's final interviews, DeStefano to discuss the extraordinary circumstances that led to him becoming a comedian. Then Marc admits to being intimidated by Margaret Cho and then asks her to sit and talk with him for half an hour.
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Piece Description
Two conversations: first Mike DeStefano and then Margaret Cho. In one of the late comic's final interviews, DeStefano to discuss the extraordinary circumstances that led to him becoming a comedian. Then Marc admits to being intimidated by Margaret Cho and then asks her to sit and talk with him for half an hour.
Timing and Cues
Full Version (59) Version
Segment A
IC: From PRX, the Public Radio Exchange it's WTF.
OC: .. from PRX, the Public Radio Exchange [+music]
TRT: 25:29 - 25:32
Cutaway
TRT: :59
Segment B
IC: This is WTF I am Marc Maron ...
OC: .. from PRX, the Public Radio Exchange. [+music]
TRT: 14:05 - 14:13
Cutaway
TRT: :59
Segment C
IC: How ya doin folks?
OC: Wow are we done? I think I'm done [+:04 music]
TRT: 17:13
Total: 59:00
Newshole (54) Version
Billboard
IC: From PRX, the Public Radio Exchange
OC: right after this
TRT: :59
NEWS HOLE
TRT: 5:00
Segment A
IC: Later on in the show Margaret Cho, but first ...
OC: .. from PRX, the Public Radio Exchange [+music]
TRT: 19:46 - 19:49
Cutaway
TRT: :59
Segment B
IC: This is WTF I am Marc Maron ...
OC: .. from PRX, the Public Radio Exchange. [+music]
TRT: 13:54 - 14:02
Cutaway
TRT: :59
Segment C
IC: How ya doin folks?
OC: Wow are we done? I think I'm done [+:04 music]
TRT: 17:08
Total Audio: 54:00
Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Are We Doing This? | John Paul Montagna | n/a. | Publisher: Canit Corayapel Tunes | 2009 | 00:59 |
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Davin Pavlas
Posted on May 17, 2011 at 11:26 PM | Permalink
Heartwarming, Heartwrenching
The Mike DeStefano segment is some of the best radio Marc has done. The story is wonderful on its own. Knowing that he's gone makes it hit harder. Fantastic stuff.