Lizz Winstead is an American comedian, radio and television personality, and blogger, widely recognized as the co-creator of the groundbreaking late-night talk and news satire television program, The Daily Show, alongside Madeleine Smithberg. Serving as the head writer, Winstead played a pivotal role in shaping the show’s unique voice and comedic approach.

Born on August 5, 1961, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Lizz Winstead is a Projector in Human Design, which means she possesses a unique ability to guide and influence others through her insights and creativity. With an Emotional Inner Authority, she navigates her decisions based on her feelings, often waiting for the right invitations to share her talents and perspectives. This strategy has allowed her to cultivate meaningful connections and collaborations throughout her career.

In 2012, Winstead published her first book, Lizz Free or Die, a collection of autobiographical essays that reflect her life experiences and comedic journey. That same year, she founded Lady Parts Justice, an organization dedicated to raising awareness of legislative attempts to block women’s reproductive freedoms, showcasing her commitment to social justice and advocacy.

As a 6/2 Profile in Human Design, Winstead embodies the role of a role model and a hermit, balancing her public persona with a need for introspection and personal growth. Her Incarnation Cross, the Left Angle Cross of Refinement (33/19 | 2/1), highlights her mission to refine and elevate conversations around important societal issues, particularly those affecting women.

With her unique blend of humor, activism, and emotional insight, Lizz Winstead continues to make a significant impact on both the entertainment industry and the fight for women’s rights.