Lizz Winstead

Lizz Winstead has established herself as a prominent figure in political satire as the co-creator and former head writer of Comedy Central's groundbreaking "The Daily Show." Her influence extends to radio as well, being a co-founder of Air America Radio, where she co-hosted "Unfiltered" alongside renowned figures like Chuck D and Rachel Maddow. Winstead's sharp political insights and humor have made her a sought-after performer, earning her a spot on Entertainment Weekly's list of the 100 Most Creative People and a nomination for Best Female Club Performer from The American Comedy Awards.

Her television appearances are extensive, featuring in HBO’s "Women of the Night," "The US Comedy Arts Festival" in Aspen, and various Comedy Central specials, as well as multiple VH-1 countdowns.

Currently, Winstead is the writer, producer, and star of "Wake Up World," an Off-Broadway and web series that humorously critiques the morning show format. In addition to her creative endeavors, she remains an active stand-up comedian, touring across the nation, and frequently contributes her insights on "The Ed Show" on MSNBC. With a career marked by innovation and wit, Lizz Winstead continues to shape the landscape of political comedy.