Lauren Weedman made her television debut on Comedy Central's Emmy Award-winning The Daily Show with John Stewart in 2001 as a featured correspondent. Lauren became a regular on NPR's national political satire show Rewind, and appeared in her solo show Homecoming, Off-Broadway at the Westside Theatre. Homecoming earned Lauren the honor of being published in Women Playwrights: The Best Plays of 2002. For two years, Lauren was also a cast member for the long-running local-turned-national comedy show, Almost Live for Comedy Central. She's performed her own solo work, has been featured on Reno 911 for Comedy Central, and her most recent work, Wreckage, was selected for The Now Theatre Festival at the Redcat Theatre at The Disney Music Hall after an acclaimed month-long run at the Theatre Babylon in Seattle. Lauren appeared as a lead character along with Eddie Griffin in Pryor Offenses, a half-hour pilot for Showtime based on Richard Pryor's life. Currently Weedman is starring in the web TV show, Our Bodies, Myself, which can be seen weekly on Oxygen.com. Weedman currently lives and performs in Los Angeles.