Johny was one of the presenters for CD:UK, the popular Saturday morning flagship music show reviewing the newest releases and interviewing all the biggest pop stars.
He can be seen on Trouble TV and has been a massive hit with his funky, chilled, natural northern vibe. Johny most recently presented Today on 3 Live, which is a brand new music entertainment show for 3 Mobile and can currently be heard presenting the early breakfast show on Radio 1Xtra.

He co-presented two series of Trouble’s Bump N Grind a live reality show searching for the best new dancers around the country. He travelled to location, interviewed the contestants and hosted the live studio finals. During his time at Trouble he has helped re-brand a show (TRBL) and devised the concept for BARE, a music based youth entertainment show. He hugely enjoys writing and regularly scripts his shows as well as voicing Trouble’s daily continuity.

He enjoys interviewing celebrities and has an immediate laid back rapport and humorous style with them. Johny has written the scripts and interviewed the likes of Sarah Michelle Geller, Jamelia, Janet Jackson and Ridley Scott. He has also spent time working on MTV, with spots on The Sunday Roast and stints doing continuity on all the channels.

As well as TV, Johny is an experienced writer and radio broadcaster, and has won a millennium award from Skillset and the BBC for his community radio show. He has trained at BBC’s Marylebone studios, winning the BBC Talent Scheme and has since presented on BBC Radio1xtra. He has a wonderful warm northern accent that lends itself so well to radio and voiceover work.

Now permanently based in London, Johny combines presenting with his passion for music and community work with children of Multiple Heritage where he teaches Mc’ing and poetry. A keen singer and musician, Johny is part of the Bare Knuckle Soul Collective who claimed a number 7 spot in Trevor Nelsons Soul Nation Chart In March this year. (Some of their music can be found on Trevor Nelsons Ibiza compilation and the Electric Soul compilation). They are currently working on a new album and are set to become extremely successful. He was also selected for the Sheffield United School of Excellence, where he spent one year training as a goalie.

Born to an African American soul singer and a white English mother (he is a dual national), Johny has mass appeal and a ‘real’ and amiable style of presenting. He has just finished writing a documentary about the effect of Hip Hop on global modern society, and is without doubt looking forward to a very bright future in TV and radio.