"Joe Bonamassa’s remarkable knack for playing the guitar was obvious when he picked up a guitar for the first time at the age of 4. By age 12, Bonamassa was playing gigs with adult bands in Upstate New York and even opened for the renowned B.B. King at a show in Rochester. King was so impressed with Bonamassa’s talent that... read full bio
American sports radio host Joe Benigno was o on the New York radio stations WFAN-AM and WFAN-FM and he co-hosted the Joe & Evan show with Evan Roberts during the workweek. After leaving radio, Joe started producing Oh the Pain, a weekly podcast that can be found on Spotify and Apple. After winning a contest run by the station, he got his first taste of... read full bio
Working in his parents' Italian restaurant as a child, Joe Bastianich's life charts a culinary adventure that ends with becoming one of America's premier restaurateurs - as well as a noted winemaker, bon vivant, street-level philosopher, and marathon runner. After college Joe bought a one-way ticket to Italy, where he spent a year traveling, working in restaurants and vineyards, digging... read full bio
Joe Barry Carroll is a retired basketball player. After leaving the NBA Carroll became a wealth advisor, philanthropist, artist, and author of the memoir Growing Up... In Words and Images. He was the number one draft pick for the Golden State Warriors. Carroll is an NBA all-star player. Carroll received the Hank Aaron Champion for Justice award from the Atlanta... read full bio
Joe Barksdale is an American musician and former professional football tackle from Detroit, Michigan. Barksdale began his career playing football in high school where he earned high school All-American honors by Parade and USA Today and also played in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. He went on to play college football at LSU where he played as first a defensive... read full bio
Joe Banner is an American businessman who has worked in executive roles for several years in the NFL. Banner began his career studying economics at Denison University and while there, he spent a semester working as an intern at WCAU 1210 AM radio in Philadelphia. Shortly after, he was hired at WCAU to work as a sports producer and report.... read full bio
Northwich's Joe Banfi has already received support from XFM and 6Music as a result of a single song, "Olive Green," on Communion's most recent New Faces compilation. Banfi also possesses the same stark individualism that Communion uncovered with the debut albums by Ben Howard and Michael Kiwanuka. And what also makes this inaugural Iron EP such an engaging listen is what... read full bio
Joe Armon-Jones is an up-and-coming English jazz keyboardist, composer and producer who is known for blending together bass-heavy dub, contemporary club culture with modern jazz. Apart from his work as a solo artist, Armon-Jones has also been a member of the Ezra Collective and has played with artists and groups which include Nubya Garcia, Ata Kak and Pharoahe Monch. Armon-Jones... read full bio
Joe Andruzzi is a former American football offensive guard who played in the NFL. Andruzzi was born in Brooklyn, New York, and he began his career playing college football at Southern Connecticut State University where he earned his degree in special education. While playing college football, Andruzzi was a Division II All-American twice and was also an offensive team captain.... read full bio
Joe Alwyn is an English actor from North London, England. He was often shy and introverted growing up but ended up becoming a member of the National Youth Theatre because he wanted to pursue acting. Alwyn went on to study at schools such as, University of Bristol, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and graduated from the Royal Central School of Speech &... read full bio
In 1997, Jody Williams became the tenth woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. Williams served as the founding coordinator of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL) until February 1998. Williams oversaw ICBL's growth to more than 1,300 organizations in 95 countries working to eliminate antipersonnel landmines. In an unprecedented cooperative effort with governments, UN bodies, and the International... read full bio
Jody Watley is a Grammy-winning artist, who ranks among MTV Video Music Awards' most nominated female artists ever, alongside Janet Jackson and Madonna. Classic hits include multi format smashes: Looking For a New Love", "Still a Thrill", "Don't You Want Me", "Some Kind of Lover", "Real Love", "Friends", "Everything", and "Most of All". Watley remains a major force in the... read full bio
Fed up with living a mediocre life, Jody wanted a memorable one instead. Her unyielding ambition led her into the world of stand-up comedy, where she learned to roll with the punch lines and turn life’s lemons into delicious lemonade. Jody is a motivational speaker and participates in over 60 events yearly. She has a unique speaking style; she does not... read full bio
Jody Thompson is a businesswoman who has been the co-founder of CultureRx, the co-creator of the Results-Only Work Environment, and co-author of books which include ‘Why Work Sucks and How To Fix It.’ Thompson is best known for her work with her partner Cali Ressler, and the created the Results-Only Work Environment which changes the global workplace. Results-Only Work Environment,... read full bio
Podcast presenter, producer and editor Jody Avirgan owns Roulette Productions, his producing firm. He acts as story editor and executive producer for a variety of projects and is the host of the Radiotopia programs This Day In Esoteric Political History and Good Sport from the TED Audio Collective. Recent projects he worked on include Adam McKay's Death at the Wing from Hyperobject... read full bio
Jody Adams has often been praised for her creativity, support for local farmers, continuous charitable work, and business knowledge by local and national publications. She was a contestant on the second season of Top Chef Masters, one of BRAVO TV’s popular culinary competition, there she prevailed through cooking challenges like offsite wedding wars, preparing a meal for a member of... read full bio
Jodie Whittaker is an English actress. She first gained popularity with her film debut “Venus” which she gained nominations for. She then went on to be seen in films like “St. Trinian’s”, “Attack the Block”, “One Day”, and “Black Sea”. She has been seen in various television series some of which include, “The Afternoon Play”, “Doctors”, “Dalziel and Pascoe”, “Wired”,... read full bio
Jodie Turner-Smith is an actress who is best known for playing Sgt. Azima Kandie in the television series “The Last Ship”, Melantha Jhirl in the series “Nightflyers” and Josie in the series “Jett”. Jodie started her acting career in episodes of the television series “True Blood”. Since then, her television credits have gone on to include, “Mad Dogs” and “Ice”.... read full bio
James Allen Clarke, better known as the name Jodie Harsh, is an English DJ, producer, and promoter who is based out of London, England. Harsh was born in Canterbury, Kent, and studied at the London College of Fashion where she first named herself Jodie Harsh, to make money on the side through various nightclub jobs. Harsh originally wanted to work... read full bio
Jodie Foster began acting in commercials at three years old, and her first significant role came in the film Taxi Driver as the preteen prostitute, Iris, for which she received a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. She won an Academy Award for Best Actress for playing a rape survivor in The Accused. She starred in The... read full bio
