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Michelle Buteau
I feel like I'm living in the angriest Spike Lee movie ever.\nBorn in New Jersey to Caribbean parents, actress/comedian Michelle Buteau has had stand-up specials on Netflix and Comedy Central, as well as an album called\xa0Shut Up!, which was released on Comedy Central Records. She was also a featured comedian on the\xa02\xa0Dope Queens\xa0special for HBO. Last year, she shot the Netflix feature\xa0Always Be My Maybe\xa0with Ali Wong and Randall Park, a recurring role on\xa0Tales of the City\xa0for Netflix, and a leading role in the TV remake of\xa0First Wives Club\xa0for BET. In the podcast space, she produced and hosted the talk show\xa0Late Night Whenever\xa0for WNYC.\nJoin the\xa0"10 Things That Scare Me"\xa0conversation, and tell us your fears at\xa010thingspodcast.org