Biography

From an early age, Robin always knew she wanted to be a public spectacle. In high school she joined the Forensic and Debate Society, winning the coveted "I tried" award five years in a row. While in college, Robin made friends with a bunch of misfits, ruffians and hooligans whose antics eventually got them kicked out of their fraternity…no, wait, that was the movie Animal House. Robin took several years off to pursue her love of gluttony and sloth. Eventually she found her way to the comedy stage where her irreverent stand-up routine had audiences talking. “Huh?” “I don’t get it.” “Is this supposed to be funny?” Robin shares her humble beginnings as a middle class, white girl living in Missouri who eventually became a middle class, white woman living in Florida. She hopes her story can help others.

Robin is a cast member of Ed's Shed, an award-winning sketch comedy troupe. She also produced a segment called Lunch Laughs on WTMY 1280 AM. She co-hosts the popular podcast, Scooch Ovaries and published a book of essays and short stories called, “Stand Up and Be a Lady.”