Jonathan Morano

Jonathan Morano is a Peabody Award-winning TV writer. As Head Writer of "The Late Late Show" on CBS for eight years, he went on to serve a decade for host Craig Ferguson and subsequent guest hosts until James Corden took over. He has written comedy for The White House Correspondents Association, the Independent Spirits, and numerous stand-up specials. Jonathan's writing career began with a grant and a fellowship from Robert De Niro's Tribeca Films for his dramatic screenplay "Benjamin Garrett" at the 2003 Tribeca Film Festival. Jonathan and his wife Aimee Blisten live in Los Angeles.