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Canoga Park, CA, September 4, 2025—Beloved actress, comedian, producer, and director Kym Whitley recently graced The Able Show, a groundbreaking talk show produced by and for individuals with disabilities. Known for her signature humor, warmth, and authenticity, Whitley engaged in a lively and inspiring conversation with the show’s hosts, blending entertainment with empowerment.

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Born in Cleveland, Ohio, and raised in Khartoum, Sudan, Whitley discovered her comedic talent early on—a gift validated when the legendary Redd Foxx famously told her she had “the comedic goods.” She soon captivated Hollywood audiences with standout performances in hits like Raising Whitley, Young & Hungry, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and the newly released Happy Gilmore 2. Her career has spanned iconic appearances in My Wife and Kids, Two Broke Girls, The Nutty Professor, and Next Friday, cementing her as a household name.

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During her appearance on The Able Show, Whitley opened up about her Hollywood journey, motherhood, and commitment to giving back. With wit and wisdom, she reflected on resilience, creativity, and finding joy amid life’s toughest challenges.

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Her celebrated career includes a Daytime Emmy nomination for her role as Big Candi in The Bay, The Series, and a powerful performance alongside Angela Bassett in the Emmy-winning Master of None episode “Thanksgiving,” penned by Lena Waithe and Aziz Ansari. For five seasons, she portrayed fan-favorite Yolanda on Young & Hungry. She voiced memorable characters such as Honeybee in Black Dynamite: The Animated Series and Melonee in the Oscar-winning Rango.

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The Able Show has been spotlighted by The Los Angeles Sentinel and KCAL News for its trailblazing approach to inclusive media. Showcasing stories of triumph, creativity, and underrepresented voices, the show continues to make a lasting impact—and Whitley’s appearance adds to its growing legacy of influential guests from across the entertainment world.

To learn more, visit www.theableshow.com

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The Able Show is a groundbreaking show celebrating diversity, creativity, and innovation. Hosted by a dynamic team of individuals from various backgrounds, the show explores multiple topics, from fashion and entertainment to technology and culture. With engaging discussions and thought-provoking interviews, The Able Show inspires listeners to embrace their unique abilities and pursue their passions fearlessly.

_{About Polishing the Professional}

Established in 1991, Polishing the Professional (PTP) is a full-service career center. The program offers person-centered planning to help job seekers identify careers that complement their strengths, skills, and interests. PTP aims to reach every professional who wants to polish their skills and image to succeed in the workforce. To accommodate professionals requiring more assistance, PTP maintains master agreements and contracts with 21 Regional Centers throughout California, such as the Social Security Administration’s Ticket to Work program, the Los Angeles County Community & Senior Services (WDACS), and the Department of Rehabilitation.

_{About Dream Magic Studios}

The Dream Magic Studios complex is a state-of-the-art working production studio in Canoga Park, California. As a one-stop facility from pre-production to post-production, clients will find everything in one location. The studio provides custom options for short or long-term projects in an environment that inspires the creativity and productivity of your team. Dream Magic Studios is an extension of the Silverbird Group, which functions as a studio space for in-house productions and third-party contracting.

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