Eden Dranger

Eden Dranger is a public speaker, stand-up comedian, writer, and women's health advocate. Her multifaceted career began with acting at the age of 13 and later shifted toward the culinary arts post-college. Despite her passion for food, Dranger found her true calling in stand-up comedy and writing, leading her to forego cooking professionally to focus on her performances and advocacy work.

Dranger performs stand-up comedy regularly in Los Angeles and has made significant contributions as a writer and producer for television and "YouTube" shows. Her writings have been featured in prestigious publications such as "Time Magazine," "The Huffington Post," "XO Jane," and "Lifehacker," showcasing her versatility and reach across different media.

In addition to her entertainment career, Dranger is deeply committed to women's health issues, particularly breast cancer awareness. She works closely with organizations like FORCE and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles to advocate for BRCA testing and cancer prevention. Dranger discusses her personal experiences with BRCA testing in her keynote program "Breast Cancer Genetic Mutation- BRCA," emphasizing the importance of genetic testing and proactive health measures. Moreover, she is an advocate for eating disorder awareness, volunteering her time to support individuals facing emotional distress and undergoing rehabilitation in various rehabs. Through these efforts, Dranger uses her public platform to educate and connect with others on critical health issues.