Joanna Hausmann Wikipedia: net worth, age, height, parents, bio

Joanna Hausmann is a YouTube host & comedy writer, originally from Venezuela.

Early Life, Education, Parents and Family :

• Joanna was born on March 20, 1989, in Royal Leamington Spa in the UK but was raised in Caracas in Venezuela.
• Her parents are the Harvard University Economics Professor Ricardo Hausmann (father), and her mother is the journalist Ana Julia Jatar.
• Education : She attended the Caracas American International School, as her parents wanted her to have an English education as well as receive an international experience. She graduated from there in 2007.
• She has said that while she enjoyed her friends at school, she did not enjoy all of the subjects and was grateful when she was able to graduate.
• Her father pushed her towards journalism & envisioned a career for her on the news circuit, and although she did intern at some news outlets, she said she did not enjoy the seriousness of it.
• Before her high school graduation, she was labeled as the class clown, an award she accepted gratefully.
• After moving to the USA, she attended Tufts University in Massachusetts where she majored in playwriting.

• Joanna shot to international fame due to her work with the bilingual platform Flama.
• She created her own program Joanna Rants through them, which airs on YouTube twice a week. The show talks about the difficulties faced by ethnic people in America and dealing with heritage-proud families.
• This led to her being offered a place in a comedy troupe named Siren. She toured with them for 1 year and earned rave reviews from critics.
• Her comedic skills gave her the opportunity to publish pieces with the likes of BuzzFeed and The Huffington Post.
• As of 2017, Joanna works with Netflix, and is mostly featured as a correspondent for Bill Nye Saves The World. The show premiered in April of 2017 and has been renewed for a second season.
• She also performs regularly at The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in New York City
  in a spot that she was offered after studying New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts for two years.
• Her stand-up routines have proven to be popular with women.

• Joanna is a vocal supporter of the Venezuelan opposition’s movement being taken against Chavism, and the socialist regime of Nicolas Maduro.
• Although she no longer lives in Venezuela, she said she will always support the country and is proud of where she comes from.
• Throughout her career she has won numerous awards, including both the “comedienne of the year” and the” creator of the year” at the 2016 Tecla Awards.
• She has also been nominated for the Best Humour Series for ‘Joanna Rants’ at the Shorty Awards, which she, unfortunately, came in as a runner-up.
• Although she looks up to many comedians, she has listed Amy Poehler as her biggest inspiration.