Joe DeRosa is a prominent American comedian, actor, and writer whose career spans various mediums, including stand-up, television, and podcasting. He began his journey in comedy as part of a musical duo in Pennsylvania before transitioning to stand-up at the Laff House in Philadelphia. His move to New York City marked a significant turning point, where he quickly became a fixture in the comedy scene, performing at renowned clubs and gaining recognition for his sharp wit and engaging storytelling.

In 2006, DeRosa co-hosted the Sirius Satellite Radio show “Uninformed” alongside comedian Bill Burr, which showcased his comedic talents to a broader audience. His first major television appearance came in 2009 with a half-hour special on Comedy Central, followed by the release of his debut album, “The Depression Auction,” in 2010. DeRosa’s ability to blend humor with personal experiences resonated with audiences, leading to a successful second album and a series of notable television appearances on shows like “Louie” and “Inside Amy Schumer.”

DeRosa’s creative prowess extends beyond stand-up; he co-wrote and directed the short film “Cheat” and produced several web series, including “What Are We Waiting For?” and “We Should Break Up.” His innovative approach to comedy has earned him a loyal fan base and critical acclaim, further solidifying his status in the entertainment industry.

In addition to his television and film work, DeRosa has made significant contributions to podcasting, engaging listeners with his unique perspective on life and comedy. His fourth album, “Mistakes Were Made,” continues to showcase his evolution as a comedian, making Joe DeRosa a dynamic and influential figure in contemporary comedy.