Episode 136: Cocoa Brown

We are thrilled to introduce Cocoa Brown, a remarkable actress, comedian, and Screen Actors Guild award nominee who captivates audiences everywhere she goes. Born Farah Brown in Newport News, Virginia, Cocoa takes the stage with an unmatched passion and soul, delivering performances that blend humor with deeply personal stories. Her authenticity has earned her the nickname "The Truth" and the esteemed title of DC Comedian of the Year shortly after she began her stand-up career.

We celebrate Cocoa’s numerous accolades, including the 2018 Moms Mabley Legacy Award. She has graced stages worldwide and has been featured on platforms like Showtime and the Montreal Just for Laughs Comedy Festival. Her comedy special “Famous Enough” is streaming on multiple platforms, even reaching Delta Airlines' in-flight entertainment.

Notably, Cocoa starred in Tyler Perry's The Single Mom's Club and For Better or Worse on the OWN network. Her television credits include roles in American Crime Story, Marlon, and 9-1-1. On the big screen, she’s appeared in films like Ted 2, Lakeview Terrace, and has recently starred in Lifetime movies such as A Very Merry Beauty Salon.

Beyond her performances, we deeply admire Cocoa's commitment to giving back. Through her partnership with the Social Butterflies Foundation, she supports women battling Lupus and Fibromyalgia. Her Wigs of Love Foundation helps restore confidence for women experiencing hair loss by providing custom wigs.

Cocoa also shares her talents through workshops, teaching acting and comedy to both adults and children. Her warmth and connection with audiences create a welcoming environment where everyone feels like a friend.

Join us in following Cocoa’s journey as she continues to push boundaries in the entertainment industry. For more on Cocoa Brown, visit her websites and engage with her on social media. We can’t wait to see what she does next!