Ben Gleib

        

Ben Gleib does a lot of different things. He likes it that way. (He also has ADHD.) He’s the host and head writer of the Emmy nominated, brain teaser comedy game show “Idiotest”. It was frequently trending on NETFLIX, where it aired for 2 years, and was often the #1 show on Game Show Network during it’s 4 season run. Idiotest now airs on all streaming devices, on Game Show Central and Pluto TV. His new, critically acclaimed hour standup comedy special “The Mad King” has drawn comparisons to his biggest inspiration, the true GOAT, George Carlin, even from Carlin’s own daughter. The special is available for free on YouTube. Gleib’s Showtime hour standup special “Neurotic Gangster”, trending on Twitter when it premiered, is now on Amazon Prime, and is also available for free on YouTube. Gleib has made multiple appearances on “The Late Late Show” on CBS, or you might have seen his appearances on “The Tonight Show” on NBC, “@Midnight” on Comedy Central, or countless other TV shows. Back in the day he even starred in a primetime hidden camera show on NBC called “The Real Wedding Crashers” produced by Ashton Kutcher. He’s done an astounding over 400 episodes of television. He’s appeared in 13 movies. Most recently, a memorable cameo in the “Jay & Silent Bob Reboot”. Gleib was a regular for years on the “TODAY Show” on NBC. He was one of the stars of “Chelsea Lately” for all 7 seasons on E! He is currently one of the lead anchors on The Young Turks (TYT), the world’s #1 online news network, and does his own video series for them twice a week called “Rebel HQ”. Gleib’s online videos have amassed well over 300 million views. His podcast “Last Week on Earth” debuted at #9 on iTunes Comedy, and has released over 200 episodes. As an actor, he’s also in the recent horror comedy series “Just Beyond” on Disney+. As a voice over actor, he plays Marshall the Sloth in “Ice Age: Continental Drift” and Dali in Guillermo Del Toro’s “The Book of Life”. He does a monthly worldwide virtual show called GLEIB OFF THE TOP, where you can come be one of the Mad Ones, and he sometimes does improvised virtual shows with “The Smartest Man in the World” Greg Proops, or with one of the great comedy icons of all time, John Cleese of Monty Python.