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In 2015, Maron scored his biggest interview yet, inviting President Obama on to talk about racism, gun control, and poverty. In the middle of the room, there’s a table with recording equipment and two chairs-one for Maron, and one for his guest. It’s filled to the ceiling with memorabilia and books, and Maron’s electric guitar, which he sometimes plays on his show. Officeīut the home’s real draw is its standalone garage, which has two doors that swing open to let guests in. The bathroom has double sinks, and a combination tub and shower with a shower curtain. Maron’s bedroom has room for a queen-sized bed, side table, dresser, and little else. Maron turned one of the home’s two bedrooms into an office with wire storage shelving. There are hardwood floors throughout, and tile in the bathroom and kitchen.

Podcaster maron windows#

Large windows let lots of natural light into the living/dining room, which includes the home’s original, adobe-style fireplace and wide, tiled hearth. The house packs plenty of personality into its diminutive size. It opens to the living room and dining room, with its single bathroom, less than 20 steps away down a short hallway. Originally built in 1927, the 932-square-foot Spanish-style bungalow is located on an otherwise unremarkable street in L.A.’s Highland Park neighborhood, just a few blocks from Occidental College. Maron owns multiple cats, and his signature sign-off, “Boomer lives!” is a reference to a cat he owned that escaped and never returned. That should give one lucky superfan-and Maron has many-a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to buy a piece of broadcast history: the “Cat Ranch” itself. Pod Payoff: Crooked Media's Jon Favreau Buys L.A. Cut! Oscar Winner Guillermo del Toro Lists SoCal House for $2.2MĪmazing $10M Auto Museum (Don't Call It a Garage!) for Sale in Malibu