Zach Justice

Zach Justice is an American actor, comedian, writer, and media personality recognized for his work in digital entertainment, podcasting, and comedy. Justice co-founded Dropouts University Studios, an independent media production company with a focus on podcasting and sketch comedy. His career encompasses content creation, screenwriting, acting, and entrepreneurship within the digital media and entertainment industries.

"Dropouts" originated during the COVID-19 pandemic, evolving from Justice's earlier talk show, "Zach's Diner." Alongside co-host Jared Bailey and former co-host Indiana Massara, Justice launched the "Dropouts" podcast on YouTube, building a substantial subscriber base before expanding to Spotify, where the show experienced significant audience growth. The podcast consistently ranks in Spotify's top 100 comedy charts, and Justice's YouTube channel averages nearly 1 million views per episode. "Dropouts" has featured guests such as LaurDIY, Tana Mongeau, Manny MUA, Laura Lee, and Sam and Colby.

Justice has established a strong presence in social media, hosting one of the internet's most popular podcasts. "Dropouts" covers pop culture, social media trends, and the personal stories of its hosts and guests. Justice began his social media career by posting comedy and POV videos on TikTok, amassing more than 5.7 million followers. Across various platforms, he has cultivated a following exceeding 10 million fans.

In addition to podcasting, Justice has pursued opportunities in traditional entertainment. He appeared in the film "Dead of Night" as Donnie Harris and sold his script "Breaking Up With Mom and Dad" to Convergence Entertainment. Justice also participated as a contestant in the first season of "InSIDE: USA," reaching the final round. On his personal YouTube channel, he launched the "Dating Show" series, featuring blind dates and related challenges.

Dropouts University Studios, founded by Justice, produces new podcast shows such as "The Lunch Table," co-hosted with Skyler Horne and focused on sports, comedy, and life in Los Angeles, and "Stop the Bit," which blends sketch comedy with longform podcasting. The studio is also developing a PBS kids education show, collaborating with MGM Alternative, a division of Amazon MGM Studios, and pursuing additional film and television projects. Justice's appearance at Harvard Business School highlights his role as a founder and entrepreneur within the creator economy.