Sally Brooks is a writer, podcast host, and nationally touring stand-up comedian who lives in Atlanta with her patient husband and not-so-patient four year old. She is the cohost of Dumb Love, a comedy podcast about the dumb things people will do for love. Her album, "Brooks Was Here" was released by Rooftop Comedy and debuted at the top of the iTunes Comedy charts. According to Pandora Radio "NYC-based comic Sally Brooks unleashes a relentless wit on her debut album." The Laugh Button said she is "one of the hardest working comics in the business" and Axs.com called her a "rising star." 

As a freelancer, Brooks writes everything from humorous parenting essays and travel guides to branded articles and social media content. She's a contributing writer for Mommy Poppins and the Dad. Also a recovering attorney, Brooks' work has been featured in "Temple Political and Civil Rights Law Review" and "Jurist." A lifelong wanderer, Brooks is currently working on a memoir about her Appalachian Trail thru-hike.