Christina Pazsitzky

Christina Pazsitzky, known professionally as Christina P, is a Canadian-born American stand-up comedian, podcaster, writer, and television personality recognized for her unfiltered approach to comedy. Pazsitzky studied philosophy at the University of San Francisco and the University of Oxford, an academic background that informs her observational comedic style. Her television debut was as a cast member of MTV's "Road Rules: Down Under," which marked the beginning of a career spanning stand-up, television, and podcasting.

Pazsitzky and comedian Tom Segura co-created the "Your Mom's House" podcast, a prominent program in the comedy podcasting industry. The show's popularity contributed to the establishment of YMH Studios, a podcast network featuring multiple comedy programs. "Your Mom's House" covers topics such as current events, comedy, and the hosts' daily lives, and is known for its recurring jokes and commentary on internet culture. The podcast has released hundreds of episodes, making it one of the longest-running shows in the comedy podcast genre. It was named a finalist in the Best Comedy category at the inaugural Stitcher Awards.

Pazsitzky's stand-up career includes Netflix specials such as "Christina P: Mother Inferior," "The Degenerates," and "Christina P: Mom Genes." In "Christina P: Mother Inferior," she addresses themes of motherhood, aging, and her upbringing. She has also narrated the documentary "Can We Take a Joke?" and performed at events including Just For Laughs Comedy Festival, Sketchfest, Aspen Comedy Festival, Moontower Comedy Festival, South African Comedy Festival, Lucy Fest, and Gilda's Fest.

With experience in animation, Pazsitzky has contributed as a writer and voice actor to projects including the feature film "TV: The Movie" and the television series "Trolls." She received Animation Magazine's Up and Coming Writer Award. Her television credits include TruTV's "How to Be a Grown Up" and work as a round table regular and writer on E! show Chelsea Lately. Pazsitzky has also performed for audiences in the Middle East, Africa, and South Korea as part of USO tours.

Pazsitzky hosts the parenting podcast "Where My Moms At?", focusing on motherhood and family life. She has worked as a writer, producer, voice actor, and entrepreneur, including launching a cosmetics brand. Pazsitzky has addressed personal health challenges, including a breast cancer diagnosis, with candor in her work. Her career in stand-up comedy, podcasting, television, and animation continues to engage audiences across multiple platforms.