About Us
Nikki Boyer
is a three time Emmy® award-winning TV host, producer, actress and podcaster. She created, hosted, and is Executive Producer of the breakout Wondery podcast,
Dying for Sex, which won the 2021 Ambie Award for Podcast of the Year --- and was named one of
Apple’s favorite podcasts of 2020.
In the midst of the global pandemic, Nikki hosted nearly 200 episodes of Wondery’sThe Daily Smile, a podcast about good news, and launched Call Me Curious via Wondery+, a lighthearted investigative series delves into offbeat topics. Nikki co-hosts the popular weekly podcast, Straight Talk with Ross Mathews,
which recently recorded its 450th episode.
Nikki co-hosted the 2021 Ambies Awards show and was a regular guest contributor to The Wendy Williams Show for over 8 seasons. She has appeared on virtually every major television talk show, most recently
as a guest on The Drew Barrymore Show,
supporting the launch of Call Me Curious.
Along with Kevin Sabbe, she co-created and was Co-Executive Producer of Step Girlfriends, a television concept based on her real life, optioned by CBS Studios.
Nikki made her mark hosting Yahoo!’s ultra-popular Daytime in No Time, where she was the most watched host on the internet during the series five-year run.
Kevin Sabbe
is a media executive and producer whose work spans film, TV, digital, livestreaming and social media. Hollywood studios, A-list talent, influential creators and premium brands have relied on him to connect with an audience of billions across formats and distribution.
As Chief Content Officer of Comcast’s Spectacor Gaming, Kevin led the corporation’s global push into esports, video game entertainment and livestreaming.
Prior, he was EVP, Head of Content for DEFY Media’s portfolio of 10+ brands and held creative executive roles at Disney’s Maker Studios and Yahoo! as EP and showrunner of Nikki Boyer’s long-running hit series, Daytime in No Time. Prior, Kevin served in producer, development and support roles on film and TV projects with the likes of NBC, Disney, MTV, Tom Werner and Adam Sandler’s Happy Madison.
With Nikki Boyer, he co-created and directed the digital series, Step Girlfriends, which was optioned for TV development by CBS Studios and The Tannenbaum Company (Two and a Half Men). He began his career at The Walt Disney Studios as an assistant to acclaimed filmmaker Nancy Meyers
(Something’s Gotta Give, What Women Want).