12 Facts About JoAnne Good

JoAnne Dorothy Good was born on 15 January 1955 and is a British radio presenter, television presenter, broadcast journalist and actress.

JoAnne Good played a schoolgirl in the 1978 cult British horror film Killer's Moon, and filmed an interview for the 2008 DVD release.

JoAnne Good appeared in the all-star black comedy film Eat the Rich in 1987 and in the Only Fools and Horses episode "Go West Young Man" in 1981.

JoAnne Good joined BBC London 94.9 in October 2003 and has remained there since.

JoAnne Good originally presented the Overnight slot, followed by the Breakfast Show which she presented from 2005 till 2010 when she was asked to present her own late show titled The Late Show with Joanne Good.

In 2007 JoAnne Good auditioned unsuccessfully for a role on Loose Women and in 2010 she was considered as a replacement for Christine Bleakley on The One Show, the BBC's live evening televised magazine show on BBC One.

JoAnne Good sat in for Alex Lester on BBC Radio 2 during August 2014 and has appeared on The Alan Titchmarsh Show as a pet expert.

JoAnne Good has her own weekly YouTube video lifestyle vlog Middleagedminx which has 70k subscribers.

JoAnne Good has co-written a book with her friend Anna Webb called Barking Blondes, released in 2013.

JoAnne Good's family emigrated to Australia when she was four, and returned when she was twelve.

JoAnne Good married actor Richard Piper in 1978, and they were together for four years.

JoAnne Good has been critical of how women in radio continue to play subservient roles to men.