Comedy

Aisha Tyler wears many hats in media.  She's a cohost on CBS' The Talk, aired every weekday at 2pm ET/1pm PT, CT.  She plays Lana Kane on FX's Archer, hosts the CW's Whose Line Is It Anyway AND is the host of the popular podcast, Girl on Guy.  She has a book out that is hogging the attention on bookshelves called "Self Inflicted Wounds:  Heartwarming Tales of Epic Humiliation."

 We got deep with Aisha.  

Her amazing words can be purchased at http://www.amazon.com/Self-Inflicted-Wounds-Heartwarming-Tales-Humiliation/dp/0062223771

To check out her podcast, visit http://girlonguy.net/
You can follow her on twitter at @aishatyler and her podcast at @girlonguy


In this piece you'll find many original sounds by DJ ADA.
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maDCap with Aisha Tyler

Toiling in the unforgiving world of comedy for over twenty years, Marc Maron watched his contemporaries achieve the kind of success he desperately craved. Twice divorced, broke, and dispatched from hosting duties on the now defunct Air America, Maron began the "WTF" podcast as an act of desperation in 2009. Five years later, "WTF" is one of the top podcasts online and it has resuscitated Maron's standup career, even inspiring a scripted show, 'Maron,' on the Independent Film Channel. Maron was in Washington DC for a book reading of his new title "Attempting Normal," and he graciously gave Dan & David this interview conducted in a stylish yet practical utility vehicle. In this episode, Maron talks about his friend (and maDCap idol) Bill Hicks, losing his virginity, and reveals the guest of WTF's 400th episode.

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maDCap with Marc Maron

Two old friends, David Ross and Daniel Bloom, trying to make sense of life in an absurd era. We record in Washington, DC. Efim Shapiro may jump back in at some point.