Maron’s twice-weekly podcast comes to you from the comfort of his garage, where he’s interviewed comedians and celebrities over the past three years including Robin Williams, Sarah Silverman, Ben Stiller, Louis C.K., Ira Glass and Judd Apatow. 

The podcast actually began secretly after hours in the Air America studios after Maron was fired (for the second time) from the now-defunct liberal radio network. 

Maron has big plans for 2013. His half-hour scripted series “Maron” will begin airing on IFC later this year and he’s also got a new book coming out. But as Maron says in the bio on his website (WTFPod.com), “I am first and foremost a standup comic. I have appeared on TV, in film, on the staff, in print, on the radio, but all I ever wanted to be, and what I am now, is a stand up comic.”

The “Out Of The Garage” tour will include a “WTF Live” show with special guests on a few select dates. The outing begins Feb. 1 in Albany, N.Y. Here’s the schedule:

Feb. 1 – Albany, N.Y., The Egg    
Feb. 2 – Washington, D.C., Sixth & I Historic Synagogue    
Feb. 8 – Boston, Mass., Wilbur Theatre    
Feb. 9 – Chicopee, Mass., The Wilbur Theatre    
Feb. 14 – Cincinnati, Ohio, Bogart’s    
Feb. 15 – Columbus, Ohio, Capitol Theatre
Feb. 16 – Vancouver, B.C., Venue    
Feb. 17 – Vancouver, B.C., Venue    
Feb. 28 – Portland, Ore., Aladdin Theater    
March 1 – Seattle, Wash., The Neptune

In Boston Maron will play two shows. At 7:30 p.m. he’ll do stand-up, followed by “WTF Live” at 10 p.m.

Tickets on-sales begin Jan. 4 at 10 a.m. EST. Some dates are already on sale.

For more information and to check out Marc Maron’s podcast visit WTFPod.com.