Jordan Carlos is a well-regarded presence in the New York alternative comedy scene, known for his unique blend of improv and stand-up comedy, often referred to as "stimprov." Performing regularly at iconic venues like The Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, The People's Improv Theater, and CBS/NYC, he has gained a loyal following, evidenced by the sold-out success of his show "Flying Blind." Jordan's comedy is characterized by a blend of intellect and humor, often described as "...a little more Cosby, a little less Def Jam," reflecting his distinctive style as arguably one of the preppiest black comedians around. As a television personality, Jordan has made numerous appearances, most notably with a recurring role on "The Colbert Report" where he portrayed "Alan," the affable yet long-suffering black friend of Stephen Colbert. His television credits also extend to networks like Spike TV, VH-1, and FOX, and he has been featured in national commercials for major brands such as Pepsi, AOL, Microsoft, and Disney. Beyond performing, Jordan has been recognized for his contributions to comedy, highlighted by his nomination for "Best Male Comic" by the Emerging Comics of New York Awards and his status as a finalist in NBC's "Stand Up for Diversity" showcase. As a writer, Jordan has contributed to "Esquire" Magazine and collaborated on the book "Bar Mitzvah Disco" (Crown). His insights and humor can also be found on his popular blog, "The Comedy Cubby: Nice & Preppy." An alumnus of Brown University, Jordan honed his comedic talents as a writer for the campus humor magazine, The Brown Jug, and as a member of the renowned improv troupe "Improvidence," which boasts of illustrious members like Michael Showalter and Tracee Ellis Ross. Jordan Carlos continues to engage audiences with his intelligent and approachable style, making him a standout figure in the world of comedy.