Seth Weitberg is a writer-producer, originally from Boston, who now lives in Brooklyn. His work for television includes creating the late night series Game Theory with Bomani Jones on HBO, and he was a senior writer for Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj on Netflix, which won both Emmy and Peabody Awards. Before that he was the co-executive producer for the first three seasons of Comedy Central's Drunk History, for which he received two Emmy nominations. He was co-executive producer for This Week at the Comedy Cellar and a staff writer for The Opposition with Jordan Klepper, both on Comedy Central, and the co-executive producer for Barely Famous starring Erin and Sara Foster (VH1) and The 5th Quarter (Go90).

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As a producer and creative director, Seth's persuasion marketing work with Attune LLC and FrameShift Politics has produced hundreds of digital ads to drive voter behavior and move public sentiment. Partners include Voting Rights Lab, ASO Communications, Way to Win, Invest in U.S., The Impact Project, and The Opportunity Agenda.

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In branded work, Seth collaborated with Merman and Montefiore Einstein to help create "The Balance with Dr. Ozuah" a digital public health series that has racked up over 25 million views on YouTube and earned syndication on the YES Network.

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Seth's writing has been published by The New Yorker, McSweeney's Internet Tendency, Esquire, Chicago Magazine, and for a number of years as the lead humor writer for The Chicago Tribune. His crossword puzzles have been published by The New York Times and The LA Times. He is a proud alumnus of The Second City Touring Company and a devoted NBA and cheeseburger consumer.