Beth Landau
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Beth Landau (born November 1967 Memphis, Tennessee) has produced documentaries such as 1999's Does Life Get Better After 30?.
She spent her childhood in Memphis, Tennessee in the 70's, in Dallas, Texas in the 1980, and then back to Memphis. Landau graduated the University of Texas at Austin.
In May 2002 she organized a trip to Memphis for New York City firefighters in gratitude for their service in the September 11 attacks. This trip was the subject of a story in the October 15 episode of This American Life, "Middlemen", and resulted in her being the recipient of one of the New York Post's Liberty Medal Awards in 2003.
She is the second wife of Andy Breckman and appeared briefly on Monk, a television show he produces, in the fourth-season episode "Mr. Monk and Mrs. Monk". Her name was used as that of the murdered girlfriend of a science teacher in an episode from Monk's second season.
Her nickname is Boo.
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