Laci Mosley is a dynamic American actress, comedian, and podcaster whose career has flourished across various entertainment mediums. She gained significant recognition for her lead role in the Pop comedy series Florida Girls, where her performance showcased her comedic talent and ability to connect with audiences. Despite the show’s cancellation after one season, Mosley continued to build her resume with notable supporting roles in popular series such as Single Parents, Insecure, and The Wedding Year, demonstrating her versatility as an actress.

In addition to her acting career, Mosley is celebrated for her podcast, Scam Goddess, which she launched in September 2019. The podcast, produced by Earwolf and later co-produced by Conan O’Brien’s Team Coco, delves into historical and contemporary scams, featuring engaging discussions with fellow comedians. Her sharp wit and insightful commentary have earned her two Webby Awards and an iHeartRadio Podcast Award, solidifying her status as a leading voice in the podcasting realm.

Mosley has also made significant contributions to sketch comedy, becoming a main cast member of A Black Lady Sketch Show in its second season. Her involvement in this critically acclaimed series highlights her commitment to diverse representation in comedy. Furthermore, she has participated in various projects, including the iCarly revival, where she took on the role of Harper, showcasing her ability to engage with both new and established audiences.

Beyond her on-screen achievements, Mosley is an active member of the UCB community in Los Angeles, where she performs improv and sketch comedy. Her initiative, Project Rethink, aims to address systemic racism within the organization, reflecting her dedication to fostering inclusivity in the arts. With a memoir set to release in 2024 and a television adaptation of Scam Goddess in the works, Laci Mosley continues to make impactful strides in her career, inspiring many along the way.