Eunice Elliott

Eunice Elliott is an award-winning comedian, journalist, writer, producer, actress, author, and podcast host.

Most recently, Elliott was the lead anchor on the morning show of the NBC-affiliate in Birmingham (WVTM-13), but left the news desk in March 2020 in order to use her voice and creative and unique perspective on life to encourage, inspire and entertain others. Even in the virtual space, Elliott has continued to be a sought after speaker.

Elliott has enjoyed working in sports & entertainment over the years; including stints at ESPN in Connecticut, The Tennessee Titans, The FedEx Orange Bowl Committee and helmed her own public relations firm for many years representing professional athletes.

Elliott performs regularly as a stand-up comedian, and also enjoys acting, radio broadcasting and writing and producing new television shows. After working as a morning show news anchor, Elliott enjoys being "off script" offering her musings about current events, politics and pop culture.

Elliott has written two books, "So Much Love to Give" and "10 Things Your Mama Never Told You, But Mine Did...Unconventional Wisdom to Navigate a World That Cares Nothing About You or Your Feelings."

Elliott co-hosts the podcast "Oh No, Girl Yes" where she discusses the challenges of dating and relationships with her unique comedic flair and insight. Elliott can also be heard guest co-hosting the City of Birmingham's podcast "Magic City Spotlight" with Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin. Elliott has recently been tapped to host a new podcast, "The History of Being Black."

Elliott has been recognized by Rolling Out Magazine as a "Top 25 Most Influential Woman in Atlanta," Thrillist Magazine named her the "Best Undiscovered Comedian in Alabama" and she was named "Funniest Person in Birmingham" by The Other Awards.

Elliott is from Bessemer, Alabama and is a distinguished graduate from The University of Alabama with a degree in Journalism/Theatre.