Rebecca Donohue

Rebecca Donohue is an Emmy-Nominated writer and show producer. She has over 15 years worth of experience writing and performing, including winning a stand up spot as the only LGBT member of a USO tour for Navy Entertainment. Her expertise lies in comedy, sports, lifestyle, and docu-reality. Rebecca has worked in TV, digital, and podcasts at a very high level. Most recently, she served as both Head Writer and Head of Originals for the Dan Le Batard Show, which is the #1 sports podcast across Apple and various audio platforms. The show is also featured on HBO MAX. Rebecca’s company created a full season of The Longevity Game Podcast hosted by celebrity trainer, Tracy Anderson. She was the Senior Producer for Vice’s Queer Sports, a writer for the Emmy-Nominated, Discovery+ show Book of Queer, and a showrunner for Studio 71. As a showrunner, her series have racked up awards, including a Reality TV award for I Want My Stuff Back and a Taste award for I’ll Have What You’re Having.  In addition, Rebecca writes and develops original concepts around comedians and comedic talent. Her recently developed projects for drag queen, Bianca Del Rio and comedian, Rachel Feinstein were shopped alongside Jax Media and Funny or Die. Her most recent sale is a comedy-sports podcast called In These Cleats starring Pro Soccer Player, Paige Nielsen, which was developed and produced in partnership with MegaWatt Productions. Rebecca has also developed projects for Theo Von, Joe DeRosa, Al Jackson, Tone Bell, Kara Klenk and Jared Logan, and Dan Curry, the Executive Producer of The Eric Andre Show. 

Rebecca is also fluent in Spanish, as the daughter of a Colombian immigrant and served as the head writer for PBS’s IMAGEN AWARDS, which is often considered the Latinx Golden Globes. She currently produces content in both languages and is repped by CAA.

Power Walk Entertainment is led by Rebecca and includes a team of writers, researchers, editors, DPs, and motion graphic artists.