Nikki Glaser is widely recognized as one of the most compelling female voices in comedy today, known for her audacious humor and unflinching honesty. Over the past decade, she has captivated audiences at comedy clubs across the United States and built a loyal following as the host of several successful podcasts. Her sharp wit and fearless comedic style truly shine in "The Nikki Glaser Podcast," which launched in March 2021. Produced by iHeartMedia and Will Ferrell’s Big Money Players Network, this daily companion podcast blends Nikki's humor with her straightforward approach to life's challenges, offering listeners a delightful mix of sanity, insights, and laughter. In July, Nikki embarked on her nationwide comedy tour, "One Night with Nikki Glaser,” taking her brand of humor to cities far and wide. Simultaneously, she ventured into the realm of reality television by hosting HBO Max's innovative reality dating series, "FBOY Island." The show revolves around three women on a tropical island, navigating relationships with a group of men—split between self-proclaimed "Nice Guys" and "FBoys"—adding an entertaining twist to traditional dating shows. Nikki has consistently pushed boundaries in her career. She previously hosted "You Up with Nikki Glaser," a live daily morning show on SiriusXM via Comedy Central, from February 2018 to October 2020. Her Netflix comedy special, "Bangin’," premiered in October 2019 and quickly became a sensation. It was the most-watched Netflix comedy special of the month and was lauded by Vulture as one of the "10 Best Comedy Specials of 2019." Beyond stand-up, Nikki co-created and executive produced "Not Safe with Nikki Glaser" for Comedy Central and co-hosted MTV’s “Nikki & Sara Live.” Her sharp humor has also been a highlight of Comedy Central Roasts, where she delivered memorable performances alongside stars like Alec Baldwin, Bruce Willis, and Rob Lowe. These appearances opened doors, including guest-hosting spots on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and hosting the 2021 MTV Movie & TV Awards: Unscripted. In addition to her television work, Nikki has enjoyed acting roles in projects such as Judd Apatow’s film "Trainwreck," NBC’s "AP Bio," and "Inside Amy Schumer." Through all her endeavors, Nikki remains candid about her personal experiences, including her struggles with anorexia, depression, and anxiety. She addresses these issues both in her stand-up routines and in interviews on platforms like "The Howard Stern Show," "WTF with Marc Maron," and "The Joe Rogan Experience." Nikki's comedy often transforms her own vulnerabilities into hilarity, providing an empowering voice for women and speaking to those who, like her, may have yearned for such authenticity and relatability in their formative years. She has established herself as not only a comedian who evokes laughter but also one who inspires with her open-book approach to life.