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Marc Maron, 61, recently announced the end of his influential podcast, WTF with Marc Maron. According to the announcement, the last episode will air this fall.
Maron is a professional podcaster and comedian. With his creative approach to the industry, he has amassed an impressive net worth of $5 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
Launched on September 1, 2009, the podcast journey is coming to an end with over 1,600 episodes released in nearly 15 years, Deadline reported. The show has become widely recognized for its long-form interviews featuring a notable range of guests who speak candidly.
From Barack Obama to Leonardo DiCaprio, Nicole Kidman, and Robin Williams, renowned celebrities engaged in insightful conversations with Marc.
Over the years, Marc and producer Brendan McDonald established their creation as one of the leading podcasts globally. WTF with Marc Maron has garnered over a billion downloads and impressions. The duo mutually decided to end their podcast due to feelings of burnout. According to NPR, Maron revealed in his recent episode,
"We have put up a new show every Monday and Thursday for almost 16 years and we're tired."
He further added:
"We're burnt out. And we are utterly satisfied with the work we've done."
A look at Marc Maron’s net worth
At 24, Marc made his debut in the expansive stand-up comedy industry. However, establishing his name took him years and a significant move to Los Angeles. He gained prominence with his performance at The Comedy Store in the city.
Soon, Maron moved to New York and explored the comedy industry further. He also tried his luck and auditioned for the iconic Saturday Night Live. However, he could not continue there.
Over the years, he joined the Boston Comedy Club and impressed the audience with his wit. The podcaster continued to expand his portfolio by performing in comedy clubs. In addition to thriving in the comedy scene and paving his way to becoming a successful podcaster, he also worked in television.
Marc hosted "Short Attention Span Theater" and "Comedy Central Presents," among others. He also launched his show titled "Jerusalem Syndrome," which was a major hit.
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Marc has built a celebrated television career, blending engaging character sketches with personal experiences and humor. His notable roles include his fictionalized version in Maron, Sam Sylvia in GLOW, Jacob in Easy, Ted Duffield in Girls, and more. For the WTF with Marc Maron podcast, he earned about $1 million annually. He amassed a significant amount through premium content subscriptions, advertisements, and merchandise. A considerable portion of his overall fortune originated from his podcast.
Marc earned a significant amount of revenue from real estate as well. In 2003, he purchased his Highland Park property, which has a living space of 932 square feet, for roughly $375,000. Later, he sold it for $920,000 in 2018. He recorded many episodes of his podcast in his home garage, and one of those well-celebrated conversations featured Barack Obama.
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