Show Notes
Devon’s former Comedy Central coworker Hanna Dickinson stops by the show this week to proclaim her love for Tyga’s “Rack City,” reveal her dating niche, and to assert that rap is just boy poetry.
Hanna Dickinson is a New-York based comic, writer, actress, lover, fighter and friend. Her mini series, ‘GET MONEY’ is currently streaming on Snapchat. During her 6 years writing and performing on Comedy Central’s digital team, Hanna won a Webby for COMEDY CENTRAL: STAND-UP FOR YOUR MENTAL HEALTH, a stand-up showcase she wrote and hosted. You can catch Hanna's COMEDY CENTRAL STAND-UP FEATURING set on YouTube, and her half hour special on Epix. She currently works as an associate creative director at Doing Things Media and is the producer of Deuxmoi’s podcast Deux/U.
Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker
Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel
Producer: Carmen Carigan
Engineer: Fringe Studios
Editor: Nicole Lyons
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