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Jordan Barr (born DD Month YYYY) is an Australian comedian, radio presenter, writer, podcaster, and actor. Originally a musical theater performer, she has also toured eight solo comedy shows, opened for comedians like Hannah Gadsby and Cat Cohen, and written for TV panel shows.^[1] Barr currently hosts the Weekend Breakfast show on Triple J and is one of three cohosts of the POPGAYS podcast.^[2][3]

A trained musical theater performer, Barr performed in musicals like Oklahoma and Legally Blonde the Musical throughout the 2010's, and began transitioning to a more comedy-focused career in the later part of the decade. In 2018, she was a state finalist for Victoria in the RAW Comedy competition.

Since 2022, Barr has cohosted the POPGAYS podcast alongside fellow comics Aurelia St Clair and Charlie Lewin.

In 2023, Barr began her work on Triple J, filling in as a co-host on the Breakfast and Drive shows, and later that year, hosting the Mid-Dawn and Evening shows. In 2024, she moved to hosting the Weekend Breakfast show, and has continued that role into 2026.

In 2026, Barr began a pop culture podcast with fellow comedian Naomi Higgins called Three Lemons Carcass Out, a name drawn from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

• How to Be Sexy (2017-18)
• Inexcusable with Jordan Barr & Cat Finch (2019)
• Zombie (2021)
• Dreams (2022)
• Saturn return lol (2023-24)
• Beast (2024)
• Dog Why (2025)
• Choir Girl (2026)

Barr graduated from Victorian College of the Arts with a BFA in Musical Theater in 2014. She is a lesbian.