Lizzy's a writer and performer. She's written for several TV shows including We've Got Company!, TBD's The Link, Kirby Jenner, The Soup, The Dish, Will From Home, Ryan Doesn't Know, The Eric Andre Show, and a show that only aired in the Ukraine and Germany called Naked and Funny. She hosted a year-long experimental podcast called Lizzy Cooperman's In Your Hands, in which the listeners crowdsourced her life. It was featured on the front page of Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, and listed at the top of Apple's year-end round up, along with Lifehacker's list of Best Podcasts of 2022. She was named one of Time Out LA's Comics to Watch and has appeared on AMC's Send Help, Comedy Central's Corporate, Kirby Jenner on Quibi, Lights Out with David Spade, and The Deadliest Chef. She opened for Bikini Kill at the Greek Theatre, and played Marsha Tanley in the videos for Lord Huron's album Vide Noir. She's headlined The New York Comedy Festival and Portland's HahaHarvest Fest, and has been featured at Bentzen Ball, Politicon, Red Clay Comedy Festival, RIOT LA, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, and JFL. Her poems have appeared in Harvard Review, Hotel Amerika, and Cosmoetica. Most recently, she had a memoir piece in an anthology called Clowns from Dopamine Books. Her debut album, Organism, is regularly featured on SiriusXM and is available nearlyeverywhere you look. She lives in LA with her dream dog, someone else's furniture, and many used copies of The Artist's Way. She posts regularly on her substack, Epiphany Drip.