Joe is proud to present his new talk show highlight reel for your listening pleasure. As part of his current effort to launch a new talk radio show, Joe has pulled together the "best of" segments from the past nine years.

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Radio:

• The Regular Joe Show, Host (Nationally Syndicated, 2006).
  Hosted weekly, issues-driven, caller-interactive, syndicated radio show for Radio America network. The show aired for approximately three months as the network transitioned Sunday evening programming into a new line-up. Successfully reinvigorated timeslot from virtually no callers to full phone boards for entire two-hour block.
• Bob Barr's Laws of the Universe, Guest Host (Nationally Syndicated, 2006).
  This show was the direct predecessor of The Regular Joe Show. I began as interim guest host, but became the permanent host when the network canceled Barr's show and re-christened the two-hour block. Successfully shifted show's narrow Libertarian bent to broader conservative themes with dedication to consistency of principle. Within three turns as host, the show was transformed from sleeper show into highly interactive, listener-driven talk show.
• The Roger Fredinburg Show, Guest Host (Nationally Syndicated, 2002-2005):
  Served as guest host of daily, nationally syndicated, issues-oriented talk show on numerous occasions. Featured some guests, but was primarily a caller-interactive show.
• The Alan Keyes Show: America's Wake Up Call, Executive Producer (Nationally Syndicated, 1997-1999):
  Served as executive producer of this daily, three-hour, nationally syndicated, nationally simulcast (America's Voice TV Network), issues-driven talk show.
• The Michael Reagan Show, Guest Producer (Nationally Syndicated, 1997-1999):
  Served as guest producer when Michael Reagan hosted the daily, syndicated show from Washington, D.C. Provided local support to Reagan's fulltime California staff, including, but not limited to topic selection, guest booking, talent coaching and live production elements.

Television:

• Fox News Channel (2000-2006):
  Have appeared numerous times on many of the network's top shows-including Hannity & Colmes; Special Report; Fox News Live, The Big Story and Studio B-to present and defend core conservative principles on life, liberty, trade, taxation and national security.
• ESPN (2004):
  Responsible for the bookings that resulted in the only time an episode of the network's Sunday morning talk show was dedicated to the pro-life debate and the role professional athletes play in supporting the indelible right to life.
• RNN TV (2003-2006):
  Provided the conservative viewpoint in multiple debates and commentaries on this New York City-based regional cable news network, which reached more than five million homes.
• MSNBC (2002-2006):
  Have appeared and/or booked appearances on this network to provide the conservative point-of-view.
• CNN, CNNfn (2000-2006):
  Made several appearances on these networks to provide a strong defense of core conservative principles.
• N.E.T./AMERICA'S VOICE TELEVISION (1994-1997):
  Served in multiple positions on the production crew of this groundbreaking news/talk cable television channel founded by Paul Weyrich.