Jessica Sager is a comedian, writer, editor, and podcaster.
If you're looking for the other Jessica Sager whose emails I get sometimes, well, sorry. But while you're here, get comfy!
If you're looking for the other Jessica Sager whose emails I get sometimes, well, sorry. But while you're here, get comfy!
Jess Sager (under her full byline of Jessica Sager) has written for outlets including Parade, Hearst LIFT, ZergNet, Redbook, Defy Media, Seventeen, Happy Money, Ozy Media, Alloy Entertainment and more. She specializes in pop culture, humor, service, and lifestyle content, with a great knack for interviewing. She's a fan of the Oxford comma, but will adapt if you aren't.
In addition to shameful self-promotion, Jess Sager also has experience promoting others, serving as a music publicist for nearly a decade. She currently does book and author PR for Smith Publicity, securing clients placements in the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, KTLA, Reader's Digest, Marie Claire, and much more.
As a standup comic, Jess Sager has toured with Andrew Dice Clay and worked with Judah Friedlander (30 Rock), the Lucas Bros. (Lucas Bros. Moving Co., 22 Jump Street), Joe Matarese (America's Got Talent), Big Jay Oakerson (The Bonfire), and countless others. She hosts the You're the Problem podcast, which will be released once she overc
As a standup comic, Jess Sager has toured with Andrew Dice Clay and worked with Judah Friedlander (30 Rock), the Lucas Bros. (Lucas Bros. Moving Co., 22 Jump Street), Joe Matarese (America's Got Talent), Big Jay Oakerson (The Bonfire), and countless others. She hosts the You're the Problem podcast, which will be released once she overcomes her crippling anxiety and seething hatred of having to listen to herself talk.
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