Joe Walker Email & Phone Number

Beckenham, Gb

Five Year Plan is the biggest fan podcast for Crystal Palace Football Club, and I am privileged to have joined the roster of weekly panellists. On occasion, I have hosted and edited episodes in the absence of podcast co-founder Jim Daly. Find us @FYPFanzine

London, England, United Kingdom

I am responsible for the assembly and upkeep of the station's playlist, heard during the day and overnight. This is updated fortnightly, with help from the station's roster of DJs & presenters. The best submissions are placed on the playlist in accordance with our gender and genre balance guidelines.The Reprezent Radio playlist is available to view online: reprezentradio.org.uk/playlist

London, United Kingdom

My life-changing journey at Reprezent has too many highlights to mention. I spent three years on air leading a weekly live two-hour drivetime show with incredible guests, games and of course, music. This show continued live from home during lockdown, and for the month of November 2020 I also hosted a special live daily morning show called Cup of Joe, with a mininum of two guests per show.Prior to drivetime duties, I hosted a roundup of new grime music, complete with special guests and live sets. There was also five years of The Sunday Roast, a weekly talk show I co-hosted alongside Scully, debating and discussing news, gossip and issues affecting the Reprezent listenership. All of these shows I produced as well as hosted. It was the time of my life.All Reprezent shows are archived at Mixcloud.com/Reprezent

London, England, United Kingdom

Launched at the start of 2021, International Clearance is a podcast in which my friend Scully & I interview British footballers past & present about their time spent playing overseas. In international breaks, we focus on those that play international football for their family countries outside the UK.Season 1 guests included former Premier League players Les Ferdinand MBE and Peter Ramage.

London, England, United Kingdom

Contracted by Apple.

London, United Kingdom

Oct 2017- August 2020:Part of the rotating London presenting team for 'The Beats 1 List Live', taking you through songs from the Apple Music playlist of the same name. This would entail two shows per day.Jan 2018- March 2020:Team member on Julie Adenuga's #TheFridayShow, reviewing the new music of that week alongside a special guest, who we would also put to the test with various challenges.Elsewhere on the station, I covered for Julie Adenuga and Matt Wilkinson's weekday London anchor shows, as well as the Apple Music News bulletins. The latter required scripting, recording and editing of daily news bulletins for the live Apple Music List hours.

London, United Kingdom

Full-time role at the legendary urban culture magazine (and now creative media agency), contributing interviews and reviews of new UK music for the RWD website. I also worked extensively on the final print issues of RWD Magazine, curating the About To Blow and One To Watch columns, contributing interview features as well as the annual festival guide.Work on the agency side of RWD included writing daily features for JD Football's website, as well as consultancy and assistance on brand collaborations in music including 'Hook & Loop' with Chipmunk and the award-winning ASICS 'What A Life' campaign featuring P Money, AJ Tracey and the late Cadet.

I contributed a written feature to several issues of this quarterly Crystal Palace Football Club fanzine, sold outside Selhurst Park Stadium on matchdays.

Jd Football

Turnstyle was a free bi-monthly print magazine for JD Football, distributed in-store, written and published by the RWD Agency. I worked on the first two issues, with interviews including Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford and Victor Wanyama.

London, United Kingdom

I was trusted to write press releases and compile reports of online coverage for all of SighTracked's music PR campaigns. In some instances I managed campaigns, pitching and securing online coverage for SighTracked clients. I would arrange and manage press days, and assist with any that the Head of Press had organised. While I wasn't required to source clients, I did have a role in determining press targets in client pitches.I reported daily to the Head of Press, Ra'ed Khan, and SighTracked director, Sian Anderson, helping with any additional tasks they required of me. For example, I had to search for and manage a dozen unpaid extras to appear in a music video for an artist signed to SighTracked Records. I also covered for the company's booking agent while they were on holiday, managing enquiries and contracts for SighTracked's live music roster.Clients included: Stormzy, Jess Glynne, Kozzie, Donae'O, Logan Sama

London, United Kingdom

In this role as The Hub's sole Press Officer, I worked on securing online coverage for clients (mostly hip-hop and grime music acts) on targeted platforms.Managing campaigns included organising press days, where appropriate, and creating strong realtionships with music press. I was also responsible for sourcing new clients, and managing The Hub's social media channels.Clients included: Mista Silva, Mr Bigz, Rocky Nti

London, United Kingdom

This was a voluntary role (working from home) managing the company's website and blog, reporting any news stories involving clients. Responsibilities also included assistance to the PR Officer, compiling online coverage reports and writing press releases for new campaigns.

I wrote a feature for two issues of this Crystal Palace Football Club print fanzine.