Christina Pazsitzky

Christina Pazsitzky is a Canadian-born American stand-up comedian, writer, and podcaster known for her observational humor on modern life, motherhood, and relationships. After making her television debut as a cast member on MTV’s Road Rules: Down Under in 1998, Christina Pazsitzky went on to establish herself as a prominent voice in comedy, writing, and podcasting. Her early career also included significant contributions to animated projects, serving as a writer and voice-actor for TV: The Movie (2006) and the feature film Trolls, where she earned Animation Magazine’s ‘Up and Coming Writer’ Award for her work. She further showcased her writing talents by authoring additional dialogue for InAPPropriate Comedy in 2013 and narrated the 2015 documentary, Can We Take a Joke?.

Pazsitzky gained widespread recognition as the co-host of the highly successful Your Mom’s House podcast alongside comedian Tom Segura, launched in October 2010. This podcast quickly garnered a substantial following, achieving over one million downloads per month and securing a nomination for the prestigious Stitcher Radio Comedy Award in 2013. She expanded her podcast presence with That’s Deep, Bro and later launched Where My Moms At? in 2019, a popular series focusing on motherhood topics that has featured notable guests such as Hila Klein and Alyssa Milano.

She has also offered comedic commentary on various Vh1 countdown shows, E! Television’s Wildest TV Moments, and served as a writer and regular on E!’s Chelsea Lately and TBS’s Funniest Wins with Marlon Wayans. In her most recent endeavors, Pazsitzky continued to expand her creative footprint, taking on the role of Executive Producer for 69 Minutes with Tom Segura in 2023. Her dynamic career spans multiple platforms, demonstrating her versatility as an executive producer, comedian, writer, and host, consistently engaging audiences through her insightful observational humor on modern life.