Brody Stevens was an innovative comedian known for his unique style and dynamic presence both on stage and off. As the executive producer and star of the Comedy Central series “Brody Stevens: Enjoy It!”, which he co-created with Zach Galifianakis, Brody brought his distinctive humor and personal experiences to audiences in a way that was both entertaining and insightful. In addition to his work on television, Brody was a prolific podcaster. He hosted “The Steven Brody Stevens Festival of Friendship” on the Feral Audio Network, where he engaged listeners with his candid conversations and comedic flair. Alongside fellow comedian Esther Povitsky, he co-hosted “Brode and Esther” on Deathsquad, further showcasing his versatility and talent as a host. Brody also ventured into live video podcasting with "Positive Push with Brody Stevens" on YouTube’s Video Podcast Network, where he connected with fans through his positive energy and humor. Brody's comedic talents were recognized on numerous platforms. He made appearances on popular television shows like Conan, Chelsea Lately, @midnight, and Tosh.0, as well as a variety of other programs including Premium Blend, The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn, and The Best Damn Sports Show Period. His charismatic personality and sharp wit earned him spots on Fox NFL Sunday, TMZ, and even Playboy Morning Radio. Brody's podcast appearances included gigs on shows hosted by Jay Mohr, Joe Rogan, and Marc Maron, further solidifying his reputation in the comedy world. In film, Brody appeared in memorable productions such as Jesus Is Magic, Due Date, and both The Hangover and The Hangover Part II. However, despite his appearance in Funny People, his scenes were ultimately cut from the final release. Brody Stevens continued to make waves in the comedy scene with his Comedy Central Half-Hour Special, which was released in January 2014. Through his various creative endeavors, Brody left a lasting impact on the comedy community, celebrated for his originality and the genuine warmth he shared with audiences and peers alike.