Eunice Elliott

Eunice Elliott is a comedian, journalist, writer, producer, actress, author, and podcast host whose career spans television news, stand-up comedy, and national entertainment. Elliott has worked in sports and entertainment, including roles at ESPN in Connecticut, the Tennessee Titans, and the FedEx Orange Bowl Committee, and operated a public relations firm representing professional athletes. She is a graduate of The University of Alabama with a degree in journalism and theatre.

Elliott began her broadcasting career in Birmingham at WVTM 13 as a traffic reporter before becoming the morning show anchor. She served as lead anchor on the morning show of the NBC-affiliate in Birmingham, later transitioning from the news desk to focus on comedy, writing, and entertainment. Elliott has contributed to TMZ, performed at The Laugh Factory, opened for comedians such as Marlon Wayans and Jay Leno, and appeared on the daytime show "Person Place or Thing."

With more than 10 years of experience in stand-up comedy, Elliott has performed on major stages and collaborated with prominent figures in the comedy industry. She hosts a monthly open mic night at StarDome Comedy Club in Hoover, Alabama, engaging audiences from across the region. Elliott is known for her observational humor and candid commentary on topics such as dating, aging, career, and family.

Elliott is the author of three books: "So Much Love to Give," the children's book series "Being Different is Fun," and "10 Things Your Mama Never Told You, But Mine Did...Unconventional Wisdom to Navigate a World That Cares Nothing About You or Your Feelings." She co-hosts the podcast "Oh No, Girl Yes," which explores dating and relationships, and has guest co-hosted the City of Birmingham's podcast "Magic City Spotlight" with Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin.

Elliott has been recognized by Rolling Out Magazine as one of the Top 25 Most Influential Women in Atlanta, named Best Undiscovered Comedian in Alabama by Thrillist Magazine, and awarded Funniest Person in Birmingham by The Other Awards. She continues to perform stand-up, act, and develop new television projects, blending journalistic expertise with comedic insight in the entertainment industry.