Shaun Latham

Shaun Latham began his career as a comedian and actor. His initial acting role was in the independent film “I’m Not Like That No More” in 2009, where he appeared alongside Paul Rodriguez and Felipe Esparza. In 2013, he was featured as a headliner on NUVOtv’s “Stand up and Deliver” season 2 and was invited to the inaugural Oslo, Norway Comedy Festival. His comedic talent was recognized early by Gabriel Iglesias, who included Latham on two international tours, “Fluffyshop,” and “Stand up Revolution.” This exposure led to his network television debut on Comedy Central’s “Stand Up Revolution” Season 1, with a return appearance in Season 3 in 2014. In 2015, OC Weekly named him #2 in their “top 5 comics to watch,” highlighting his witty observational humor and crowd interaction.

Latham further expanded his reach by joining BarstoolSports.com, becoming a regular personality. Over two years, he gained recognition as a co-host of the “Pat McAfee Show” podcast and its corresponding SiriusXM radio shows. He is most widely known for creating and hosting “20 Dollar Chef” on the Barstool Sports platform, a web series focused on budget-friendly cooking. In addition to his online presence, he also works as an MC for the American Cornhole League’s live broadcasts. His career trajectory demonstrates a consistent evolution from touring comedian to multi-platform content creator, engaging audiences through various media.

Shaun Latham’s work is characterized by a blend of prepared material and improvisational crowd-work, allowing him to connect with diverse audiences. He has developed a brand around relatable humor and practical content, such as his cooking show, catering to a general audience. His involvement with major platforms like Comedy Central, Barstool Sports, and SiriusXM signifies his established presence in the entertainment industry, while his independent film and touring experience showcases a foundational career in performance.