> Marc Maron, who cohosted a morning talk show with Mark Riley
> for a year and half, will be hosting a nightly talk show on
> AAR affiliate KTLK-AM 1150 in Los Angeles starting on
> Tuesday, February 28 at 10 pm.
More details are now posted on
Air America's web site:
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Marc Maron Returns to Air America Radio
Statement:
“The Marc Maron Show” to Premiere, Tuesday, February 28, at 10:00 p.m. PST
NEW YORK-February 24, 2006-Air America Radio announced today that comedian Marc Maron, former co-host of “Morning Sedition,” will return to the network on February 28, at 10:00 pm PST, when it debuts “The Marc Maron Show.” The announcement was made by President Gary Krantz.
“The Marc Maron Show” will air from 10:00-12:00 am PST out of KTLK 1150 AM in Los Angeles and will be syndicated through Air America Syndications. The program is a nightly Los Angeles variety show, complete with live comedy, in-studio announcers, and one-on-one interviews. “The Marc Maron Show” has a laid-back performance and interview style reminiscent of “The Late Show with David Letterman” or “Late Night with Conan O’Brien,” with an emphasis on culture (including politics) and comedy.
Regular characters will include: Planet Bush Bureau Chief Lawton Smalls, Inside-the-Beltway Odds-maker Johnny K Street, Ultra-conservative alter-ego Marc the Shark, and Cardinal Milfington’s Rapture Watch.
"We are thrilled to be the flagship station for Marc Maron's new show on Air America,” said KTLK’s Station Manager John Quinlan. “Many of our listeners have been asking when Marc will be back on the air and we are happy tell them that it will be next week."
“We're going to be drawing talent from my friends in the comedy and sketch community out here in LA to create new characters, bits and insanity,” said Maron. “We've got great weekly guests lined up. I've got new issues, the world has new issues, and we're ready to go. We think it will be the funniest, most informative, late night radio show on the air.”
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