Show Notes
Comedian, writer, and Rap Sh!t star Aida Osman joins Devon to question Mos Def’s diner order in the “You Don’t Know My Name” music video, remind us that Malcolm X was from Nebraska, and speak on some unforgettable Nicki Minaj lyrics.
Aida Osman is a writer, comedian, and actress whose sharp wit gained early attention as a co-host on the podcast Keep It, blending pop-culture commentary with her unique comedic voice.
As a TV writer, Aida has lent her talents to Big Mouth, Betty, and most notably, the HBO Max series Rap Sh!t. Osman also co-starred in the show’s lead role.
Her on-screen credits also include a stint on MTV’s Wild ’N Out, where she brought her improv and comedic energy to a national audience.
Whether she's writing, performing stand-up, or acting, Aida Osman continues to elevate stories that are funny, honest, and deeply personal.
Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker
Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel
Associate Producer: Carmen Carigan
Engineer: Melrose Podcasts LA
Editor: Nicole Lyons
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