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Writing for Puppets and Rap Battling with Eliza Skinner

Writer/Actress/Comedian, Eliza Skinner joins Lisa to talk about the importance of being candid in interviews, writing for puppets, coming out to your family as a comedian, and more! Eliza Skinner is a writer, actress, and comedian known for her work on Earth to Ned, Drop the Mic, and The Late Late Show with James Corden. Follow her on IG @eskinz 🎤Come out to a show! 🎤 https://bit.ly/4lDgzyW 💌 Join my email list for updates 💌 http://eepurl.com/hoFtur 📣Find me on all socials @ olympianlisacurry 📣 More about Lisa: LISA CURRY is a nationally and internationally touring comedian and award-winning writer based in Los Angeles. In 2019, Lisa toured overseas for eight weeks, performing 51 shows in 9 countries with two separate hours of material. On that same tour, she headlined two festivals, recorded her debut comedy album, “Alive For a While” in London and performed for the U.S. troops at an undisclosed location (ooh dangerous!) in Jordan. Lisa’s album debuted at #1 on iTunes, received an exclusive release on SiriusXM, and was submitted for Grammy consideration. Lisa is the creator, host, and producer of “Long Story Long” which is SiriusXM’s “She’s So Funny” channel’s premiere and flagship show. She has worked as a creative on ad campaigns for both “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" and “The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore.” Lisa has also written for NBC, TruTV, Fuse, and Comedy Central, where she was a staff writer on “The Jim Jefferies Show.” After the series finale, Lisa began opening for Jim on his theatre tours. She has co-hosted “The Adam Carolla show” multiple times and she is a fill-in act for the Daily Show writers standup tour. Lisa now writes for the multi award-winning podcast “Stacking Benjamins.” She will be releasing her debut standup special, “Emotionally Edging” this fall and she continues touring regularly. Most recently, she wrote and co-starred opposite Tom Lennon and Jaime Moyer in an episode of Andy Richter’s podcast, “Novelizers.” Lisa is also proud to have studied nonfiction writing at Yale