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Charlie Berens

Charlie Berens has been a well-known name in American media and entertainment for a long time. He is a comedian, journalist, correspondent, screenwriter, and social media star. He hosted several TV shows about politics, entertainment, and sports. Charlie has worked for respected media companies like Tribune, CBS, FOX, TBS Digital, Funny or Die, MTV News, Variety, and others. The journalist got a degree in journalism and then worked in the same field as his degree.

Early Life

Charlie was born in Wisconsin, USA, on April 27, 1987. His parents raised him and sent him to school in Wisconsin. Charlie spent his childhood with his eleven brothers and sisters. But there isn’t more about his family.

Career

Charlie Berens is a well-known comedian and journalist from the United States. After Berens finished his studies in journalism in 2006, he went to work for The Daily Cardinal as a writer and copy editor. He joined MTV in 2008. Choose or Lose, the news show for the company, had him on it. In 2010, the journalist became a part of the team that made Herzog and Company. One year later, he joined the staff of OneMinuteNews as a correspondent. Charlie worked for one and a half years before he joined Tribune Company. He won an Emmy Award for The Cost of Water. He started the comic series Manitowoc Minute in 2017.

Berens is the main comedian on the show Manitowoc Minute, which he created. This famous person has won many awards for his work in comedy and journalism throughout his career. In 2013, he won the prestigious Emmy Award for the show The Cost of Water.

On social media, the comedian is also well-known. He has 1.8 million fans on Facebook, 566K followers on Instagram, 73.2K followers on Twitter, and 469K subscribers on YouTube.

Charlie gave the keynote speech at the UW-Madison Winter Commencement on December 18, 2022, at the Kohl Center. During the speech, he talked about how hard it was for him to start as a journalist after graduating college. He also included parts of his Wisconsin comedy routine.