Author and speaker Lisa Brenninkmeyer encourages women to embrace the transformative power of God's unwavering love. She started the Catholic Women's Bible study program Walking with Purpose with the goal of seeing women come to know Christ intimately. She made the decision to bring about change after hearing numerous accounts of women who yearned for connection, sought out a secure... read full bio
Curtis Strange is one of the most accomplished professional golfers in the world. He has won the U.S. Open tournament not once, but twice. When he and his wife Sarah got home from a round of golf, they found themselves confronted with a number of personal challenges. When Sarah Strange was just 33 years old, she received the initial diagnosis... read full bio
Eric Davis played center field for a number of Major League Baseball teams, but his time with the Cincinnati Reds is most renowned. Although Davis started out as a shortstop in the pros, he switched to center field while still in the minors. When Eric Davis initially entered the scene, he had the physical gifts that could make him one of the... read full bio
Over four million people follow Molly Burke across all of her social media platforms. Burke is a speaker, model, author, and advocate in addition to being a content creator and author. When Molly was just four years old, her doctor discovered that she had a rare form of the degenerative eye condition known as retinitis pigmentosa, which eventually leads to... read full bio
Grace Sewell, who is from Australia, is a singer and composer who goes by the stage name SayGrace (she was earlier known as Grace). Her most famous song is a cover of Lesley Gore's "You Don't Own Me," first released in 1963. It was produced by Quincy Jones and Parker Ighile, and featured G-Eazy as a guest artist. In Australia,... read full bio
Comedic podcast Girls Gotta Eat is all about dating, sex and relationships. Rayna Greenberg and Ashley Hesseltine openly talk about anything and everything dating-related, from finances to sexual preferences and they regularly have therapists, comedians and authors as guests. They also feature a piece every week that features their humorous and devoted audience. Rayna and Ashley support self-care, female friendships with power and never, ever settling for subpar sex. Nothing... read full bio
After triumphing in her debut appearance on Comedy Central's Roast Battle, Dina Hashem rocketed onto the New York comedy scene. Dina's stand-up covers her challenging Islamic upbringing with her deadpan delivery and harsh views. At the New York Comedy Festival, she was selected as one of Team Coco/"Comics TBS's to Watch" and on CONAN, she made her late-night television debut. She... read full bio
American stand-up comedian Dana Gould has been on HBO, Showtime and Comedy Central. He is also an actor, writer and voice artist. In the television series Father of the Pride and the Gex franchise, he provided the voice for Hi Larious and the titular character. At the age of 17, Gould started doing comedy onstage. He attended Framingham State College after high school... read full bio
American actor and comedian Benito Skinner can be seen on websites like Instagram, YouTube and TikTok. He performs celebrity impressions, sketches and unique characters under the alias Benny Drama. Skinner, who created the nonprofit Organization Assisting the Homeless Student (OATHS) as a senior in high school, was honored at National Philanthropy Day in Idaho. His first comic influences are SpongeBob SquarePants and Robin... read full bio
There is unquestionably a reason why Alex English, a stand-up comedian, writer and actor residing in New York City but originally from Detroit, was named one of Complex Magazine's "15 Personalities that Need to Be on Television." English was most recently employed at Saturday Night Live as a writer. He worked as a writer and performer for the National Lampoon Radio Hour... read full bio
Takuya Kuroda, a trumpeter of great reputation who was born in Kobe, Japan, has a distinctive hybrid sound that combines soulful jazz, funk, post-bop, fusion and hip hop music. He moved to New York to study jazz & current music at The New School in Union Square, following in the footsteps of his trombone brother who played in big bands. Here, Takuya... read full bio
Author, talented actor and headliner comedian Michael Blaustein performs all over the world. "Stiff Socks," a well-liked podcast, is co-hosted by Michael and Trevor Wallace. On both iTunes and Spotify, Stiff Socks is consistently rated among the top 20 comedy podcasts. He has performed at more than 200 campuses around the world and has participated in the College Humor Tour, Comedy... read full bio
Mekki Leeper, a writer and comedian originally from Philadelphia, currently resides in Los Angeles. On Mindy Kaling's HBOMax series The Sex Lives of College Girls, he played Eric. Control Room, his digital special for Comedy Central, is available right now. He has written for Crank Yankers on Comedy Central. The Late Late Show with James Corden, Just For Laughs: New... read full bio
American stand-up comedian, podcast host and actress Megan Gailey's debut comedy CD, My Dad Paid for This, is her most well-known work. Gailey has additionally made appearances on Conan, @midnight and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. She has written for the ESPY Awards and was chosen as a "New Face" at the Just for Laughs festival in Montréal. At SXSW, she was... read full bio
The Lucas Bros (Keith and Kenny Lucas), comedians, performers and writers, are two of the newest, most vibrant faces on the comedy scene. The Lucas Brothers' first hour-long standup special, "THE LUCAS BROS: ON DRUGS," debuted on Netflix, and Vulture praises them for "making a tremendous influence on comedy in a short period of time." It was chosen as one of... read full bio
Entrepreneur, novelist, podcast host and pop culture analyst Kate Kennedy resides in Chicago. Her life changed one day when she made the decision to place "turn off your curling iron" on her doormat so she wouldn't burn down her apartment after working for over seven years in corporate marketing and advertising. In order to reference her go-to text while she's rushing... read full bio
Julia Shiplett is a Brooklyn-based writer and comedian. Her comedic style has developed into a seamless fusion of sharp feminism, personal experiences and being multiracial in the Midwest. Her most recent writing project was for Phoebe Robinson's upcoming summer series Doing the Most, in which famous people from pop culture teach her new skills. The New York Times and The New... read full bio
Prior to coming to Nashville, Tennessee, where she spent a year working for clubs and touring with her comedy in her pickup truck, Jordan Jensen began performing stand-up in upstate New York. At the NY Comedy Festival, Jordan became the first female comic to win "NY's Funniest Stand Up." She is now a regular at the legendary Comedy Cellar and... read full bio
Jessica was born in Yorba Linda, in Orange County, a native of Southern California. Not the Orange County depicted on television. She graduated from Northwestern University with a theater bachelor's degree. Jessica has studied improv and sketch at The Groundlings and The Upright Citizens Brigade since relocating to Los Angeles. She frequently performs at UCB with the musical improv teams... read full bio
American stand-up comedian, actor, writer and director Jerrod Carmichael is also a filmmaker. Three stand-up comedy specials featuring him have been broadcast on HBO: Love at the Store, 8 and Rothaniel. The semi-autobiographical NBC sitcom The Carmichael Show was another project he co-created, co-wrote, produced and acted in. On the Count of Three, which Carmichael directed, produced and performed in, earned him a Primetime... read full bio
