Brian Redban (born August 4, 1974) is an American comedian, Television producer, and podcast producer/co-host from Colombus, Ohio. He is best known for his work on the Joe Rogan Experience. ^[3][4][5]

Brian attended Columbus State Community College. ^[10]

Brian Redban was working at a Gateway computer store in Ohio when Joe Rogan hired him to produce, film, and edit videos for his website. Around that time Redban began producing videos for Doug Stanhope and filming Joe Rogan's stand up routines. Brian edited and released a viral video of Joe Rogan roasting Carlos Mencia for stealing comedy material that ultimately led to Joe being dropped by his management. Carlos Mencia was so affected by the fallout that he had to go to therapy. ^[8][9]

In 2009, Brian and Joe Rogan developed a podcast that would later become The Joe Rogan Experience. His self-taught video editing and producing skills proved instrumental in developing the show. Redban produced 320 episodes between 2009 and 2014 before being replaced a young tech wiz named Young Jamie Vernon. ^[7][9]

He is also known for producing The Naughty Show. His videos have been featured prominently on Youtube, Break, Myspace, IFilm, and others social platforms and have even found their way on to television stations like VH1, NBC and ABC. ^[1]

Brian also works on a few podcasts with his Comedy group, Deathsquad. On Deathsquad.tv, you can listen to his shows, such as Dysentery, Kill Tony, and the Deathsquad Show. Merchandise is also for sale and fans can check upcoming tour dates for Deathsquad shows. ^[6]

In 2012, he was nominated for a Shorty award for best producer of a webshow for his work with Joe Rogan Experience. Redban trabels all around the United States performing at various comedy clubs. ^[2][11]

As of November of 2019, Redban has over 134,000 followers on Instagram and more than 214,000 followers on Twitter. ^[4][3]

Redban has credits on 320 episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience. As the executive producer of The Naughty Show, he worked on 34 episodes. He was also a producer for Your Mom's House. ^[14]

Redban has acted in a couple of horror movies including Suicide Road Trip, Theatre of the Deranged and Cannibal Blood Girl. ^[14]

He has appeared as himself in many different ventures such as the parody documentary Chronic-Con, Episode 420: A New Dope, Screen Junkies Movie Fights, Sean in the Wild, Ear Buds: The Podcasting Documentary, Getting Doug with High, Lord of the Freaks, The Culture High, Owned & Operated and Alpha Brain. ^[14]

Brian has a girlfriend named Janice whom he's referred to on Instagram as "Missing Toe". Brian Redban has a small dog named Wiki.^[12][13]