Hannah Berner
Hannah Berner is one of the buzziest comedians and podcasters of this generation. After a 70 city tour, Hannah recently released her second hour-long stand up special, “None of My Business,” for Hulu this past June that debuted at #1 on the platform. She released her first hour-long Netflix special in 2024 titled “We Ride at Dawn,” which premiered at #2 on the platform. She is the co-creator and co-host of Giggly Squad, which has garnered over 150 million combined downloads and consistently ranks in the top 5 of all comedy podcasts. Giggly Squad was also the recipient of this year’s “Podcast of the Year” Award at the iHeartPodcast Awards at SXSW.
Earlier this year, Hannah was featured in The Hollywood Reporter’s The 50 Most Powerful People in New York Media list and was also named in TIME’s inaugural 2025 Creators list. Additional publications and appearances include The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Forbes, Bloomberg, Elle Magazine, and Good Morning America.
As an actress, Hannah will star opposite Owen Wilson, Penélope Cruz and Kieran Culkin in Nancy Meyers’ next film, PARIS PARAMOUNT, a romantic comedy for Warner Brothers. She will also guest star in the upcoming A24 / Peacock drama series, SUPERFAKES from the Safdies and Alice Ju. Hannah will also host the upcoming dating reality series, MAKING LOVE, for Paramount+ from Love Is Blind Producer Kinetic Content. She can most recently be seen in Mindy Kaling’s latest comedy, NOT SUITABLE FOR WORK on Hulu.
In 2025, Hannah released her first book written with co-collaborator, Paige DeSorbo, “How to Giggle: A Guide to Taking Life Less Seriously,” which made The New York Times Best Seller List. Prior to that, the duo completed their 43-city sold-out “Club Giggly” live shows, which included two sold out dates at Radio City Musical Hall. Hannah and Paige are also currently developing their half-hour scripted series for Netflix, produced by Amy Poehler.
A current Ambassador with Lululemon and an avid sports enthusiast, Hannah was also a nationally ranked tennis player as a teen and played D1 tennis at the University of Wisconsin, where she was MVP her senior year.