Phoebe Robinson is a multi-talented stand-up comedian, writer, and actress known for her impact on the comedy and literary circuits. A vibrant presence in the world of entertainment, she first captivated audiences as the co-creator and co-star of the acclaimed podcast "2 Dope Queens," produced by WNYC Studios. Alongside her co-host, Jessica Williams, formerly of "The Daily Show," Phoebe spearheaded this popular podcast, which showcased a live comedy show recorded in Brooklyn. The show featured a mix of humor revolving around sex, romance, hair journeys, life in NYC, and even touched on their love for Billy Joel. The podcast's success led to its transition into four hour-long specials on HBO in February 2018, with a second set of specials airing in the following year. Further establishing her voice in the industry, Phoebe also launched another successful podcast with WNYC Studios, "Sooo Many White Guys." This interview-style podcast aimed to highlight underrepresented voices in entertainment, featuring high-profile guests like Tom Hanks, Issa Rae, and Abbi Jacobson. In addition to her achievements in podcasting, Phoebe is a New York Times best-selling author. Her debut book, "You Can’t Touch My Hair & Other Things I Still Have To Explain," is a poignant and humorous collection of essays on race, gender, and pop culture that resonated with a broad audience. She followed this success with her second book, "Everything’s Trash, But It’s Okay," released in October. Phoebe made a notable entrance into film with her feature debut in Netflix’s "Ibiza," where she took on a starring role. Her film career continued its upward trajectory with her appearance in Paramount's "What Men Want," which premiered in February 2019. Beyond her thriving career in comedy and writing, Phoebe played a key role in moderating Michelle Obama's "Becoming" book tour events in Philadelphia and Detroit, showcasing her versatility as an entertainer and commentator. Currently residing in Brooklyn, NY, Phoebe is well-known for her unabashed fandom of the rock band U2, further highlighting her vibrant personality and diverse interests.