Jo Good has worked for the BBC for over 20 years, an award winning breakfast show host and journalist for BBC Radio London and now the weekday evening and Sunday afternoon host. Jo discusses the issues that London is talking about, feauturing "chewing the fat" and enjoys taking time to look at London’s lesser known characters and topics that you just can't stop listening to.

In 2019 Jo launched YouTube Channel #Middleagedminx with a now very loyal 37k subscribers and a demographic that attracts 45+ females. Jo drops her lifestyle vlog Sundays 11am that covers beauty, fashion, London and Jo's life. And without doubt the stars of Jo's life are mum Mutty and puppy Myrtle! To date  collaborations include Paula's Choice, Beauty Pie, Hello Fresh, Samsung, Sainsbury, LU biscuits, Lumity, Readly Magazines and Paleo Ridge #middleagedminx

Jo fronts popular podcast Dogs and The City which is a 30 minute walk in London each week with a celebrity and their dog. Guests to date have included Julian Clary and Katrina from Katrina and the Waves. The first episode caught Katrina offering to pick up Matilda's waste should we say!

Jo has published the Barking Blondes with best friend Anna Webb  which recounts tales of their lives with their dogs and how their boyfriends fit in or struggle to!

The Barking Blondes have been weekly dog/pet experts on This Morning and the Alan Titchmarsh show. They were also asked to take part in ob doc and cult TV series A Different Breed for Sky 1.

Jo reported for BBC London’s Inside Out with recent topics as diverse as First World War Farmers and brown paper bags.

JoAnne Good started her career training as an actress at The Rose Bruford College Of Speech and drama. She is best remembered for playing Carol Sands in Cross Roads for 4 years but is also recognised for her classic appearances in Only Fools and Horses. Other credits are Casualty, The Bill, Silent Witness, Auf Wiedersehen Pet, Dempsey and Makepeace, Dave Allen, Shine on Harvey Moon and Doctors.

She is a huge fan of Astanga Yoga and once interviewed the MP, Alan Clarke whilst both of them were stood on their heads. Alan marvelled at the fall against gravity in this pose whilst Jo noted how they both resembled a pair of wrinkly Sharpeis dogs!