in 1999. In 2000, he co-directed Jerry Minor is a Black Man for the Saturday Night Live alum. The show originated at UCB and was also performed at The Second City in Chicago. In 2001, he served as assistant director for Sarah Silverman's one-woman show Jesus Is Magic at Joe's Pub. In 2002, he co-directed (with Amy Poehler) the two-person show "Eye Candy," starring Dannah Phirman and Danielle Schneider, which was selected for the 2002 HBO US Comedy Arts Festival. In 2004 he participated in the creation of "George Bush is a Motherfucker," which featured many members of Respecto Montalban and was produced by Adam McKay. In 2005 he and Paul Scheer regularly hosted the show Talk Show with Jake Fogelnest at the original New York UCB Theatre. In 2015, Scheer and Fogelnest brought the show Talk Show with Jake Fogelnest back for one-night only to celebrate the UCB Theatre's 10th Anniversary in Los Angeles. In 2015, Fogelnest worked as a director with "Three Busy Debras" at the Annoyance Theatre in Brooklyn, New York. Radio In 2004, he won a New York City A.I.R. Award for hosting the "Top 92 Worst Xmas Songs of All-Time" on the former WXRK where he worked as a DJ before the station changed formats and became WFNY-FM. Upon K-Rock's format switch, he hosted a radio show on the new Free-FM with Jackie Clarke called Jake and Jackie. The show was a combination of pop culture discussion and radio sketch comedy. He left the show for Sirius XM radio in 2006. From 2006-2014, he had a show on Sirius XM's College rock/Indie rock channel, Sirius XMU. He was also heard on Sirius XM Alt Nation. Podcasting and web productions In 2012, he appeared as a DJ in the music video for Real Estate's video, "Easy". In September 2012, he launched, The Fogelnest Files on Earwolf. Due to his increasing workload in television, he put the show on hiatus in 2014. In 2014, he served as a staff writer and director at Funny Or Die. He has appeared as a guest on numerous podcasts over the years, including WTF with Marc Maron. In 2017, he appeared on the "What's in My Bag" series from Amoeba Records. In 2019, he began writing for "The Ron Burgundy Podcast." In August 2020, he launched his official Patreon References External links Jake Fogelnest's Patreon: Professional Digital Entertainment Instagram Twitter Jake