Show Notes
Robby Hoffman’s moving to Saskatchewan. Comedian Robby Hoffman joins Devon this week to discuss the influence of family and religion on her music taste, make a direct plea to The Cranberries, and to reveal that she may have served as the inspiration for some Chappell Roan lyrics.
Robby Hoffman is a small, ex-Hasidic, queer comedian who can be seen as the breakout star of season 4 of HBO Max’s Hacks; her performance has been hailed as “the future of comedy,” by Daily Beast, and as “an original comic talent,” by the Wall Street Journal.
Hoffman can also be seen in a memorable role on FX’s buzzy limited series Dying for Sex which she appears in a sexual guide to Michelle Williams’ character.
Hoffman’s new Netflix comedy special titled “Wake Up” premieres globally on December 14th, 2025. It was directed by fellow comedian John Mulaney.
Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker
Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel
Associate Producer: Carmen Carigan
Engineer: WTF Media Studios
Editor: Nicole Lyons
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