Janeane Garofalo

WTF Episode 110 Dane Cook & Janeane Garofalo

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

Conversations with two distinctly different comics: Dane Cook and Janeane Garofalo. 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 110 Dane Cook & Janeane Garofalo
From: WTF with Marc Maron

Janeane-garofalo-e1277841305906_small How can you sell out 20,000-seat arenas, star in several Hollywood films, record the biggest selling comedy album in 30 years, and still be called "polarizing?" Dane Cook stops by the garage to talk about being Dane Cook and whether that might be more complicated than it seems. Plus, Janeane Garafalo describes the transition from political commentary back into comedy.

Playing: WTF Episode 110 Dane Cook & Janeane Garofalo
From: WTF with Marc Maron

Janeane-garofalo-e1277841305906_small How can you sell out 20,000-seat arenas, star in several Hollywood films, record the biggest selling comedy album in 30 years, and still be called "polarizing?" Dane Cook stops by the garage to talk about being Dane Cook and whether that might be more complicated than it seems. Plus, Janeane Garafalo describes the transition from political commentary back into comedy.

Playing: WTF Episode 110 Dane Cook & Janeane Garofalo
From: WTF with Marc Maron

Janeane-garofalo-e1277841305906_small How can you sell out 20,000-seat arenas, star in several Hollywood films, record the biggest selling comedy album in 30 years, and still be called "polarizing?" Dane Cook stops by the garage to talk about being Dane Cook and whether that might be more complicated than it seems. Plus, Janeane Garafalo describes the transition from political commentary back into comedy.

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Piece Description

How can you sell out 20,000-seat arenas, star in several Hollywood films, record the biggest selling comedy album in 30 years, and still be called "polarizing?" Dane Cook stops by the garage to talk about being Dane Cook and whether that might be more complicated than it seems. Plus, Janeane Garafalo describes the transition from political commentary back into comedy.