Jeanne Robertson, a beloved humorist, was a true national treasure known for her ability to uncover humor in both the unexpected and everyday situations. She entertained live and online audiences with hilarious stories featuring a vibrant cast of characters. When Jeanne returned to her hometown of Graham, North Carolina, after her sophomore year at Auburn University in the spring of 1963 to compete in the town beauty pageant, she had no idea that winning titles like "Miss Graham" and "Miss Congeniality" would lead to her crowning as Miss North Carolina later that summer. This remarkable win set her on a path towards becoming a celebrated speaker and humorist on the national stage.
Over the next fifty-plus years, Jeanne Robertson gained immense popularity, becoming a favorite on platforms like YouTube and SiriusXM satellite radio. Touring 20 days a month for 10 months out of the year, she filled large concert halls and theaters throughout the nation with her engaging performances. A regular guest at the Grand Ole Opry, Jeanne’s YouTube views soared, recently surpassing 120 million. During the pandemic in 2020, she launched a widely popular Saturday afternoon show, live streaming from her Facebook page, while also publishing her fourth book,
