Theo Von
Stand-up comedian and podcast host
Born in Louisiana, a stand-up comedian and podcast host gained recognition for a unique blend of storytelling and humor. The career started with appearances on television shows such as 'Last Comic Standing' and 'Comedy Central Presents.' As a podcast host, brought audiences the popular show 'This Past Weekend,' featuring interviews and discussions on various topics. Comedic style combines personal anecdotes with cultural observations, resonating with a wide audience. Additionally, contributed to projects like the television series 'Inside Amy Schumer' and 'The Joe Rogan Experience.'
Hosted the podcast 'This Past Weekend'
Appeared on 'Last Comic Standing'
Featured in 'Inside Amy Schumer'
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