Greg Schwem
Greg Schwem is an American comedian, author, and television host. He is recognized for his work in corporate comedy, television specials, and published books. Schwem is noted for integrating personal experiences into his humor, often addressing topics such as illness, divorce, and parenting.
Early Life and Education
Greg Schwem earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism from Northwestern University in 1984.[1] Details about his early life and family have not been widely publicized.
Career
Schwem began his professional career in 1984 and focused on comedy full-time starting in 1989. He has performed in live comedy shows, corporate events, and television specials.
Notable milestones in his career include:
- 2012: Described as "Your boss's favorite comedian" by HuffPost.[2]
- 2019–present: Creator and host of the television series Comedian Crashes Your Pad, which blends comedy with everyday situations.[3]
- 2022: Featured in the Drybar Comedy Special You Can't Quarantine Laughter, receiving positive reviews for his storytelling style.[4]
Schwem also performs regularly at corporate events, delivering customized comedy tailored to professional audiences.
Comedic Style
His comedy is characterized by:
- Personal storytelling, often based on life experiences
- Corporate and workplace humor
- Observational comedy with a focus on family and everyday life
Awards and Recognition
- **Telly Award**, Telly Awards Judging Council (2020)[5]
Publications
- Turning Gut Punches into Punch Lines: A Comedian’s Journey Through Cancer, Divorce and Other Hilarious Stuff (2024), Independently Published, ISBN 978-0983025030
- The Road to Success Goes Through the Salad Bar: A Pile of BS (Business Stories) From a Corporate Comedian (2015), Independently Published, ISBN 979-8657709575
- Text Me If You’re Breathing: Observations, Frustration and Life Lessons From a Low-Tech Dad (2010), Independently Published, ISBN 978-0615376240
External Links
- [Official website](https://gregschwem.com/)
References
Category:American comedians Category:American authors Category:Northwestern University alumni Category:Living people
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