Rachel Wolfson

Rachel Wolfson is a Los Angeles-based stand-up comedian, actress, and writer known for her work in the comedy and entertainment industry. Wolfson began her comedy career in Los Angeles, touring nationally with a style that blends crowd work and dry observational humor. Before performing, she worked behind the scenes in comedy, including at a corporate comedy company, where she developed skills such as Photoshop. Wolfson holds a Master of Arts in communications and marketing from Lynn University in Florida, which has informed her approach to building a multimedia career in comedy, acting, and podcasting.

Wolfson joined the cast of "Jackass Forever," becoming the first female cast member in the stunt comedy film franchise. She is also recognized as the first Jewish cast member with prominent screen time in the Jackass series, contributing to the franchise's diversity. Wolfson participated in multiple stunts in "Jackass Forever" and appeared in "Jackass 4.5" and "Jackass: Best and Last."

In addition to her film work, Wolfson is an advocate for mental health awareness, often drawing on her personal experiences with ADHD and bipolar disorder. She launched the podcast "Chronic Relief," which focuses on destigmatizing mental health and cannabis use, featuring interviews with comedians about their mental health journeys. Wolfson has spoken openly about her experiences with mental health issues, cannabis, and pharmaceuticals, using comedy to connect with audiences on these topics.

Wolfson's work has been featured in Forbes, IndieWire, Rolling Stone, and High Times. She has appeared on television programs including "Dish Nation," "Jimmy Kimmel Live!," "The Kelly Clarkson Show," and "Watch What Happens: Live." Wolfson also hosts the podcast "Rachel Interrupted," where she discusses personal experiences and broader issues in mental health and comedy. Through stand-up, film, and podcasting, Wolfson addresses topics such as mental health, cannabis culture, and diversity in entertainment.