A rare combination of expertise in both comedy and astrophysics, Josie is a
refreshingly fun science presenter who'll entertain and surprise, as well as
educate. She has worked with BBC Studios, YouTube Originals, The Natural
History Museum, The Sky at Night, BBC Ideas and Royal Lyceum Theatre
Edinburgh.
Josie has presented 3 BBC Earth web series; Unexplored, Space Mysteries
(episodes 6-10) and Weird Science on the BBC Earth Facebook page and
BBC Earth Lab YouTube Channel. She presents on a range of topics from
Anti-gravity to Martian law!
Josie has a following of 35k+ on TikTok where she posts a variety of content - primarily on astrophysics, physics and science.
Josie began presenting science in 2014 when she co-presented on the popular astronomy podcast The Jodcast at the University of Manchester during her MSc. When she got to Oxford she started a YouTube channel and began presenting at live events and on podcasts (Recycled Electrons, A Piece of String). In 2017, Josie was selected to attend the Sheffield Doc Fest Talent Market, an event to bring new presenting talent to factual TV and Radio producers and agents.
An exciting project Josie contributed to was The Edge of Science, a BBC Studios and YouTube Originals programme hosted by Rick Edwards and Colin Furze, with 2.1M+ views on the science of levitation. She got to ride a hoverboard!
Josie is represented by Sara Cameron Talent.
Presenting
Hey Duggee goes to Space!, BBC Studios
Unexplored 5 part web series, BBC Earth
Space Mysteries Episodes 6-10, BBC Earth
Weird Science 5 part web series, BBC Earth
In person events
Maths LIVE! Euro Study Tours, Disneyland Paris
Beyond the Cabinets Presenter at event hosted by Chris Lintott, Natural History Museum, London
Talk Show, Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh
University of Oxford Stargazing
Contributions
The Sky at Night Broadcast TV
The Edge of Science Video, BBC Studios & YouTube Originals
BBC IdeasVideo
University of Oxford Graduate FundingVideo
Podcasts
A Piece of String (2018-21)
Recycled Electrons (2016)
The Jodcast (2014-15)
