Drub-Induced Entertainment

Drub-Induced Entertainment is the central nerve of all things relating to the writing, hosting, producing, directing, eyelashes, and comedy of Jonathan Drubner. When it comes to “profession,” funnyman Jonathan Drubner doesn’t know what to call himself. So he just calls himself “Drubner.” Drubner’s the head writer and co-producer of The ESPYs, which means he’s an Emmy-Nominated Lyricist, thanks to the song he co-wrote with Justin Timberlake. He’s also the host of ESPN Road Trip. He’s the host of Stars & Strikes. He’s the host and executive producer of UNsportsmanship. He recently wrote voice-over for Morgan Spurlock’s latest documentary, Where In The World Is Osama Bin Laden? He’s providing marketing & copywriting services for Microsoft, Reebok, EA Games, Heineken, Sony, GMC, Ubisoft, ESPN Mobile, EA Sports, Capcom, and Atari. He’s back from Austin, where Vince Young’s Homecoming, the short film he wrote for the IFC series, Framed, was directed by Regina King. He’s performing Stand-up Comedy all over New York and Los Angeles. He’s writing and voicing interstitials for VH1 and the machinima series, Ill Messengers, for superdeluxe.com. And he’s really into the word “he’s.” Formerly, Drubner was the director of programming at g-NET Media, where he served as executive producer and field correspondent for Spike TV’s Fresh Baked Video Games, writer, producer, and host of the MTV2 Game guide, and the writer, producer, & voice of AOL Games.