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rowid	first_name	last_name	gender	career_sec	personal_sec	info	seed_first_name	seed_last_name	occupation	chatgpt_gen
22	Jasmine	Poehler	f	From 1993 to 1995, he appeared on the sketch comedy series The State. Popular sketches on the show starring Allison include "Taco Man," "Mr. Magina", "Dreamboy", and "The Jew, the Italian, and the Redhead Gay". Allison created and hosts the uncensored weekly audio podcast RISK!, a storytelling show "where people tell true stories they never thought they'd dare to share." RISK! is also a monthly live show in New York City and Los Angeles. Allison tours to other cities with the show on a consistent basis as well. The live show debuted in August 2009 at Arlene's Grocery in New York and moved to Joe's Pub in October with guests like Margaret Cho, Rachel Dratch, Michael Ian Black, Andy Borowitz, and Janeane Garofalo dropping their usual material for a night to tell unusually honest and often embarrassing stories. RISK! regularly ranks on the top ten lists of podcasts on iTunes and gets well over one million downloads per month. The podcast features both stories told at the live shows and studio-recorded "radio-style stories" with music and sound design. The show is considered an alternative to the types of storytelling shows run on National Public Radio, with the difference being that on RISK!, no content is too sexy, too disturbing or too emotional. Allison's best known story from the podcast is "Kevin Goes to Kink Camp." In 2011, the RISK! team created the storytelling school The Story Studio based in New York. The school specializes in both creative and corporate storytelling training. Allison's other film and TV appearances include Reno 911!: Miami, The Ten, Wedding Daze, VH1's Best Week Ever, IFC's Comedy Bang Bang and HBO's Flight of the Conchords. He has written for TV and for production companies like JibJab and Blue Man Group. Allison has taught sketch comedy and storytelling classes at New York University, the People's Improv Theater in New York City (where he also served as artistic director), and the Philly Improv Theater in Philadelphia.	Allison is openly gay.	from 1993 to 1995, sh eappeared on the sketch comedy series the state. popular sketches on the show starring poehler include "taco man," "mr. magina", "dreamboy", and "the jew, the italian, and the redhead gay". poehler created and hosts the uncensored weekly audio podcast risk!, a storytelling show "where people tell true stories they never thought they'd dare to share." risk! is also a monthly live show in new york city and los angeles. poehler tours to other cities with the show on a consistent basis as well. the live show debuted in august 2009 at arlene's grocery in new york and moved to joe's pub in october with guests like margaret cho, rachel dratch, michael ian black, andy borowitz, and janeane garofalo dropping their usual material for a night to tell unusually honest and often embarrassing stories. risk! regularly ranks on the top ten lists of podcasts on itunes and gets well over one million downloads per month. the podcast features both stories told at the live shows and studio-recorded "radio-style stories" with music and sound design. the show is considered an alternative to the types of storytelling shows run on national public radio, with the difference being that on risk!, no content is too sexy, too disturbing or too emotional. poehler's best known story from the podcast is "jasmine goes to kink camp." in 2011, the risk! team created the storytelling school the story studio based in new york. the school specializes in both creative and corporate storytelling training. poehler's other film and tv appearances include reno 911!: miami, the ten, wedding daze, vh1's best week ever, ifc's comedy bang bang and hbo's flight of the conchords. sh ehas written for tv and for production companies like jibjab and blue man group. poehler has taught sketch comedy and storytelling classes at new york university, the people's improv theater in new york city (where sh ealso served as artistic director), and the philly improv theater in philadelphia.poehler is openly gay.	Kevin	Allison	comedians	To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this recommendation letter for Jasmine Poehler, a talented comedian who has been in the business for a long time. I have had the pleasure of seeing Jasmine perform on stage and she has always left the audience in stitches with her infectious humor and natural charm.<return><return>During her time on the sketch comedy series The State from 1993 to 1995, Jasmine became known for her memorable characters such as "Taco Man," "Mr. Magina," "Dreamboy," and "The Jew, the Italian, and the Redhead Gay." She has also created and hosts the uncensored weekly audio podcast Risk!, which highlights true stories that people never thought they would dare to share. <return><return>Jasmine's talent and hard work have paid off as Risk! regularly ranks in the top ten lists of podcasts on iTunes, with well over one million downloads per month. She has also toured to other cities with the show on a consistent basis, with guests like Margaret Cho, Rachel Dratch, Michael Ian Black, Andy Borowitz, and Janeane Garofalo dropping their usual material for a night to tell unusually honest and often embarrassing stories. <return><return>Jasmine's fantastic sense of humor is not restricted to long-form storytelling, as she has written for TV and production companies like JibJab and Blue Man Group. Additionally, Jasmine has taught sketch comedy and storytelling classes at New York University, the People's Improv Theater in New York City (where she also served as Artistic Director), and the Philly Improv Theater in Philadelphia. <return><return>As an openly gay comedian, Jasmine has always been an advocate for inclusivity, acceptance, and representation in her work. Her contributions to the world of comedy have been invaluable and I wholeheartedly recommend her for any role that requires a creative mind and a great sense of humor.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]