Matt Rogers

Matt Rogers is an American comedian, actor, writer, and podcaster who has become a recognizable figure in contemporary comedy for his sharp wit and versatile performances. Born on August 28, 1990 in Boston, Massachusetts, Rogers cultivated his comedic voice while attending Boston College, where he participated in improv and sketch groups before moving to New York City to pursue a professional career. His early years on the stand‑up circuit quickly garnered attention, leading to writing gigs on popular television projects such as Reno 911! and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. In 2017 Rogers gained a wider audience as a recurring guest on The Howard Stern Show, where his unapologetic humor and charismatic personality resonated with listeners. He co‑created and co‑hosted the critically acclaimed LGBTQ+ game show Gayme Show alongside Bowen Yang, a series praised for its inclusive humor and inventive challenges. Rogers has also lent his talents to acting roles in acclaimed series like The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window and appeared in the comedy film The Out‑Laws. Beyond the screen, he co‑hosts the popular podcast Las Culturistas with Bowen Yang, where they dissect pop‑culture with a blend of satire and earnest affection. Throughout his career, Rogers has been celebrated for advancing queer representation in mainstream media while maintaining a distinctive comedic style that blends observational humor with bold social commentary. His continued evolution across multiple platforms makes him a dynamic contributor to the entertainment industry.