Andrew Schulz

Vice President of Investor Relations, Mativ Holdings

Search every verified Andrew Schulz interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Andrew Schulz, a stand-up comic and host of the "Flagrant" podcast, has been active in discussing media, comedy, and public figures. In December 2024, he and Charlamagne tha God appeared at the New York Times DealBook Summit, where Schulz commented on the state of media, stating that "podcast is just what media is now" and that traditional outlets have diminished reach. He also argued that the public is not being tricked by alternative media, saying "the assumption from legacy media that people are being tricked underestimates audience intelligence." In November 2024, Schulz appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience, where he expressed concern about trends in the UK, saying "arrests and prosecutions over social media posts about immigration show a dangerous trend" that could threaten free expression. He also criticized California governance, stating "if people are leaving the place you're in charge of, don't be upset when they criticize how you've managed it." Schulz has also been vocal about the comedy industry. In November 2024, he criticized comedians who he said had used Joe Rogan's platform to boost their careers but then distanced themselves from Rogan during backlash, stating "you used someone to enrich yourself and the second they're going through something, you immediately abandon them." He described these comics as "weasels" and said "all these people that went on Rogan offered nothing to Rogan." In July 2024, during an appearance on the PBD Podcast, Schulz reacted to a superchat from Myron Gaines, with whom he has a history of public disagreement. Schulz dismissed the interaction, saying "you're giving oxygen to these poor guys" and "he has a little obsession with me." In April 2024, Schulz and Charlamagne tha God discussed the Diddy documentary, with Schulz commenting on the competitive drive of people who "destroy everything your way on your way to achieving your dreams." Schulz also performed at the Riyadh Comedy Festival in November 2024, where he made jokes about Saudi culture and expressed gratitude to his fans, stating "I will always come perform for my fans wherever they live in the world."