JERRY ROCHA: CANCER CULTURE
JERRY ROCHA: CANCER CULTURE
Jerry has spread his roots to the entertainment hotspot that is Los Angeles. He was a semi-finalist on the seventh season of NBC’s “Last Comic Standing,” appeared on “Conan” and “Stand-Up Revolution” on Comedy Central. He has released a hot top- selling comedy album on iTunes called “Take That, Real Dad,” a follow up album “Pickle Dick” and a third album “Ay Girl” and even starred in a half-hour documentary “American Journeys” that appeared on the Travel Channel. Jerry was approached by Gabriel Iglesias who helped Jerry produce his first one hour special “The Gentleman Jerry Rocha” which aired on Netflix.
What happens when a comedian that loves to play video games has to start the hardest game he’s ever played at Level 4? You end up with Cancer Culture, a show talking about one of the funniest things out there: CANCER.
In 2021, comedian Jerry Rocha (Netflix, Conan, Comedy Central, Last Comic Standing) was diagnosed with stage four colorectal cancer. During the past two years while fighting this awful disease, Jerry found himself trying to make light of the ordeal that he and countless others suffer through and now he’s ready to bring that hour of tragedy, humor and hope in Cancer Culture.
Jerry has spread his roots to the entertainment hotspot that is Los Angeles. He was a semi-finalist on the seventh season of NBC’s “Last Comic Standing,” appeared on “Conan” and “Stand-Up Revolution” on Comedy Central. He has released a hot top- selling comedy album on iTunes called “Take That, Real Dad,” a follow up album “Pickle Dick” and a third album “Ay Girl” and even starred in a half-hour documentary “American Journeys” that appeared on the Travel Channel. Jerry was approached by Gabriel Iglesias who helped Jerry produce his first one hour special “The Gentleman Jerry Rocha” which aired on Netflix.