Travis Irvine

The Jay Leno Show (campaign/comedy videos featured)PBS NewsHour (campaign/comedy videos and political ads featured)Funny Or Die (comedy videos featured)The People's Court (appeared)VICELAND (featured/contributor)The Guardian (contributor)HuffPost (contributor)Mediaite (contributor)Jesse Ventura's "Off the Grid" on Ora.tv (contributor).Mic (contributor)Cannes Film Festival (documentary "American Mayor" screened)Comedy Album: "Guy from Ohio" (On Tour Records, 2017)Film: "Coons! Night of the Bandits of the Night" (2005, Troma Entertainment)Film: "Killer Raccoons 2! Dark Christmas in the Dark!" (2020)Columbus Funny Bone (performed, featured for Trae Crowder 2022-2023)Last Podcast Network (worked for)

Travis Irvine is an eclectic comedian, filmmaker, journalist, and political activist who blends humor with an unconventional career spanning multiple creative disciplines. Known for his "smart and stoned" comedy style that tackles pop culture, politics, and relationships, Irvine began his stand-up career in 2007 while simultaneously running for mayor of his hometown in Bexley, Ohio—a experience he transformed into a documentary featured at the Cannes Film Festival. His sharp political commentary has been featured on The Jay Leno Show, PBS's NewsHour, and Funny Or Die, while his horror-satire films about killer raccoons (distributed by cult filmmaker Troma Entertainment) have gained cult status.