Ronna Glickman is a native of Marblehead, Massachusetts. She has been podcasting for nearly a decade, and doing seminars at the UCB theater for years before that, bringing her unique sensibility and penchant for animal prints and helping others to nearly everything she does. She’s not a doctor or psychologist or even a licensed marriage & family therapist. She’s just a woman of a certain age with fantastic opinions and no legal responsibility whatsoever.

Bryan Safi is the co-host of Ask Ronna w/ Ronna (& Bryan) as well as the Throwing Shade podcast. He currently plays Josh Russo on the Fox series 9-1-1. You’ve also seen him on shows like The Big Bang Theory, Superstore, Modern Family, and Young and Hungry. He won an Emmy for his work on the Ellen DeGeneres Show, a Webby for his web series That’s Gay, has been featured in the Out 100, and won a ‘Most Improved’ certificate for his work on his middle school basketball team.

Nick Kroll has established himself as one of today’s most sought-after creators, writers, producers, and actors in film and television. Nick co-created, writes, produces and performs over 30 voices on the Emmy-Nominated Netflix animated series Big Mouth, which is based on his childhood. Nick and the Big Mouth team recently announced their newest project for Netflix titled Human Resources where Nick will serve as co-creator and executive producer.

Kroll and John Mulaney recently released a new podcast Oh, Hello: The P'dcast, a spinoff of their critically acclaimed show Oh, Hello on Broadway. The first episode was released on April 3rd and all proceeds will be donated to various charitable organizations supporting Covid relief, including United Way.

Kroll recently starred in Olympic Dreams alongside real-life Olympian, Alexi Pappas. Olympic Dreams was filmed on location at the 2018 Winter Games and was released in theaters by IFC on February 14th. Previously, Nick voiced “Uncle Fester” in MGM’s animated comedy, The Addams Family, starring opposite Charlize Theron, Oscar Isaac, Chloe Grace Moretz and Bette Midler. The animated movie became a box office hit with grossing numbers of $131,075,960 worldwide. Kroll also recently completed his tour for Nick Kroll: Middle-Aged Boy, his stand-up comedy show, which hit multiple US cities with sold out shows in the UK and Australia.

In 2017, Kroll wrapped his Broadway debut in Oh, Hello on Broadway which ran for 138 performances and received rave reviews. He starred as “Gil Faizon” opposite John Mulaney as “George St. Geegland,” two elderly men from the Upper West Side of Manhattan. The show was filmed for a Netflix Original Comedy Special which is currently available for streaming. Film credits include Jeff Nichol’s critically acclaimed Loving, Operation Finale, Uncle Drew, Ross Katz’ Adult Beginners, for which Nick also served as a producer, Sophie Goodhart’s My Blind Brother, Terrence Malick’s Knight of Cups, Seth Rogen’s Sausage Party, Illumination’s Sing and Secret Life of Pets, John Hamburg’s I Love You Man, Shawn Levy’s Date Night, Nicholas Stollers’ Get Him to the Greek, and Jay Roach’s Dinner with Schmucks.

Kroll was the creative executive producer on his sketch show, the Kroll Show, which ran for three seasons on Comedy Central. Kroll also starred as “Ruxin” in the hit FX show The League for a total of seven seasons.