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Trisha is best known for her work as a host personality.
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Trisha has appeared on channels like IGN, Smash, Nerdist, The Philip Defranco Show, Epic Meal Time, The Fine Bros, Rhett & Link, DC All Access, Comic-Con HQ & more. Trisha won two Streamy Awards as a full-time cast member with Sourcefed & SourcefedNerd and now owns and operates her own production company, creating content for Geek & Sundry, Newegg & Kingston Technology as well as Facebook, YouTube & Twitch channels.
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Trisha is best known for her work as a host personality.
Trisha has appeared on channels like IGN, Smosh, Nerdist, The Philip Defranco Show, Epic Meal Time, The Fine Bros, Rhett & Link, DC All Access, Comic Con HQ & more. Trisha won two Streamy Awards as a full-time cast member with Sourcefed & SourcefedNerd and now own and operates her own production company, creating content for Geek & Sundry, Newegg & Kingston Technology as well as Facebook, YouTube & Twitch channels.
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