So, let’s talk about this rising star from the West Coast—yeah, you know, that sharp-witted comedian who really made a name for herself on the ninth season of Last Comic Standing. Her big break came then, but honestly, her journey started way before the spotlight found her. She’s the kind of talent that built things from the ground up, grinding it out in the San Francisco Bay Area comedy scene. You’d often catch her performing at iconic spots like the San Francisco Punch Line and Cobb’s Comedy Club—places where real comedic chops are tested.
Now, while she was born and raised in Oakland, California—a city with its own unique rhythm and flavor—she eventually found her way to Portland, Oregon, which kind of shaped her voice in unexpected ways. And speaking of voice, she’s not just killing it on stage. She also captains the wildly popular iTunes podcast Sorry About Your Dad, where her humor and heart shine through every episode. Plus, she pens the Fresh Meat column for Willamette Week, bringing that same blend of wit and honesty to the page.
All in all, her story is one of persistence, authenticity, and a whole lot of laughs. Whether she’s on mic, behind a script, or sharing stories on her podcast, she continues to make waves—and yeah, people are definitely paying attention now.
She’s been running the monthly Portland show Midnight Ma$\(, which has really become a staple in the local comedy scene, and on top of that, she also hosts the Helium variety show Stand Up For Yourself! It’s clear that her energy and dedication shine through every performance. She brings such a unique vibe to each event, making Midnight Ma\)\( not just another show, but a must-see experience. And with Stand Up For Yourself!, she continues to uplift voices and create space for fresh talent. She truly knows how to connect with an audience, whether it’s through Midnight Ma\)$ or her other projects.