Matt Koff

Matt Koff is an Emmy-winning comedy writer and stand-up comedian whose work has been seen on The Daily Show, The Onion, Comedy Central, WNYC, WFMU, The History Channel, and the White House Correspondents’ Dinner hosted by Trevor Noah.

A veteran of The Daily Show writing staff, Matt won an Emmy for his work with Jon Stewart and has spent more than a decade helping America process the news by making it feel somehow worse, smarter, and funnier at the same time. As a stand-up, he has appeared on Adam Devine’s House Party, released his debut album Who’s My Little Guy? on 800 Pound Gorilla Records, and premiered his second special, Cat Man, on Veeps.

Matt is also a former New York’s Funniest Stand-Up winner, a Brooklyn-based comic, and exactly the kind of person Val Verde trusts to explain national politics, personal shame, cat ownership, and ham-related concerns directly into a radio microphone.