Marc Maron Makes a Popular Podcast and Gets a TV Show
Marc Maron reinvigorated his lagging comedy career with his podcast WTF. Now he's translated that life into scripted TV comedy.
Lively banter about entertainment industry news and in-depth interviews with directors, producers, writers and actors, hosted by award-winning journalist Kim Masters of The Hollywood Reporter.

Marc Maron reinvigorated his lagging comedy career with his podcast WTF. Now he's translated that life into scripted TV comedy.
Zach Braff defends his use of Kickstarter.
How the Oscar-nominated Norwegian film "Kon-Tiki" was simultaneously shot in English. Plus, the story of "Unmade in China."
From binge viewing to streaming, Joshua Topolsky on how tech innovation is changing the way we watch TV and movies.
How indie filmmaker Adam Leon made his gritty indie film. Plus, the Hollywood power lunch isn't about the food.
Danny Boyle directs his new film "Trance" while also creating the London Olympics Opening Ceremony.
Filmmaker Derek Cianfrance on Ryan Gosling and the art/business balance of movie-making.
An Aboriginal director on his hit Aussie film, "The Sapphires." Plus a VFX business update.
'Top Chef's' Richard Blais talks about being a TV chef. Plus, hacking Hollywood.
Making preschool TV: We talk "Sesame Street," Disney Junior and focus groups.
Why Participant Media made an action film with meaning, starring Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson.
Visual effects pros share their woes, and 2012 Academy Award winners reflect on their life with Oscar.
Reality producer Monica Martino's harrowing experience on Bamazon leads her to call for action in the reality TV business.
'House of Cards' show-runner on the Netflix experiment; 'Les Miserables' costume designer.
James L. Brooks and David Silverman talk "The Simpsons" and their Oscar-nominated "Short Film." Plus, "Life of Pi's" marine consultant brings authenticity to the film.
Author Lawrence Wright on Scientology and Hollywood.
Making the Oscar-nominated Documentary Searching for Sugar Man
The Exec Who Championed Life of Pi; Filmmakers Race to finish their film for Sundance
A former Obama speechwriter and 'Modern Family' director make TV comedy.
The big TV and film stories of 2012 and a look at 2013.
Ben Affleck on his career resurrection as an actor-director.
Composer Alexandre Desplat on doing the lonely job that he loves. Plus, the founder of IMDB.
Illeana Douglas on going from actress to webseries entrepreneur. Plus, Oscar-winning make-up artist Lois Burwell.
A conversation with "Hitchcock"director Sacha Gervasi and producer Tom Pollock.
Neil Patrick Harris talks magic; Catherine Keener and Christopher Walken talk the business of acting.
Director Bob Zemeckis makes "Flight" for cheap, defends motion capture and abandons his remake of "Yellow Submarine."
Filmmaker Benh Zeitlin on how "Beasts of the Southern Wild" is a lesson in unconventional filmmaking.
Sex, catholicism and disability: the filmmakers on how they made 'The Sessions'
How 'Sunny' went from a home video among friends to its eighth season on FX.
Showtime's president talks "Homeland." We meet the producer who found the "Argo" story.