Jason Nash

Jason Eric Nash was born on May 23, 1973, in Boston, Massachusetts. He pursued a career in comedy, training with the Upright Citizens Brigade. Early in his career, he was a member of the sketch troupe “Price, Nash, and Blieden,” which performed three times at the Aspen Comedy Festival. Nash later appeared on the 2010 season of “Last Comic Standing” as a semi-finalist, further solidifying his presence in the comedy scene. He also developed several series for major television networks including Fox, NBC, Oxygen, and IFC.

Nash transitioned into digital media, building a significant following on Vine where he amassed 2.7 million followers before the platform’s discontinuation. He created, wrote, and starred in “Jason Nash is Married,” a web series for Comedy Central, which was later adapted into a film in 2014 featuring Busy Philipps. His directorial and acting credits also include the road trip comedy “FML” (2016). In 2016, his career took a notable turn when he was introduced to David Dobrik, leading to his involvement with the “Vlog Squad” and the establishment of his own successful YouTube channels, “JasonNashComedy” and “JasonNashFamily,” amassing millions of subscribers.

Beyond his visual content, Nash co-created the podcast “Guys With Feelings.” In 2017, he launched “Views” with David Dobrik, a podcast that quickly climbed to number three on the iTunes podcast charts and led to a live tour across the United States in 2018. His career progression highlights an adaptation from traditional comedic performance and writing to influential roles in online content creation and podcasting.