Moshe Kasher is a dynamic and critically acclaimed comedian whose work spans stand-up, television, and writing. Born in Queens, New York, and raised in Oakland, California, Kasher's early exposure to the worlds of comedy and performance quickly grew into a successful career. His first hour-long comedy special, "Live in Oakland," is currently streaming on Netflix, showcasing his distinctive blend of sharp wit and insightful humor. In 2012, Kasher was recognized as one of Variety's "10 Comics to Watch," a testament to his rising influence in the comedy scene. He has been a frequent presence on Comedy Central's "@midnight" and starred in their series "Another Period," further cementing his status as a versatile performer. Kasher's television appearances are numerous and notable; he has made guest appearances on popular shows such as "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," "The League," "Shameless," "Maron," "Drunk History," "Garfunkel and Oates," and "The New Normal." His quick wit and comedic timing have also landed him spots on esteemed late-night platforms including "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," "John Oliver," "Chelsea Lately," "Conan," "The Pete Holmes Show," and "Larry Wilmore's Race, Religion and Sex." In addition to his on-screen work, Moshe Kasher is a talented author. In 2012, he published his memoir, "Kasher in the Rye," with Grand Central Publishing, earning critical acclaim for its candid and humorous exploration of his tumultuous upbringing and journey into comedy. Kasher has also made a significant impact in the podcasting world. He co-created and stars in the popular podcast "The Champs" with Neal Brennan, where they engage with a diverse array of guests. His subsequent podcast, "Hound Tall with Moshe Kasher," offers thought-provoking discussions and is readily available on iTunes. His first comedy CD, "Everyone You Know Is Going to Die," was named the Best New Comedy CD by iTunes in 2009, further highlighting his talent and appeal as a comedian. Moshe Kasher continues to push the boundaries of comedy through his innovative approach and remains a compelling voice in entertainment.