About Joanna Langfield
ENTERTAINMENT REPORTS, VIDEO AND MOVIE REVIEWS.
Her voice is heard throughout the 50 states and around the world by more than one million listeners on her syndicated radio programs: Joanna Langfield’s Movie Minute.
She is also seen and heard domestically and internationally as a regular contributing commentator on CNN International, CNN, Fox News and CNBC. As a columnist and reporter, her articles have been published in such high profile magazines as Video Review and McCall’s.
Joanna Langfield is known for taking the celebrity interview to another level with probing looks at celebrities’ insights rather than just their latest
projects. As a result, she has secured a niche among the nation’s premier interviewers and movie critics reporting on radio and television.
Joanna began her career on the production staff of a local Boston television station. She then focused her energies towards radio andbegan producing talk shows at WMEX-AM in Boston.
After moving to New York, she found herself at WMCA-AM, where she served as executive producer to the legendary talk show personalities Barry Gray and Sally Jessy Raphael. She began hosting a one-minute movie review spot which, in turn, led the way to her own top-rated weekend call in-show, The Joanna Langfield Show from 1980-1983.
When Joanna moved to WABC-AM and hosted The Joanna Langfield Show every Saturday night from 9:00pm to midnight, it quickly became the highest rated show in its time slot.
From 1987-1989, Joanna hosted Today’s People on the ABC Radio network, which was fed daily to over 300 stations around the country. She also worked closely with WABC-TV as a regular on-air contributor.
In 1989, Joanna decided to produce and syndicate her own radio reports. She formed her own radio production company, Joanna Langfield Entertainment Reports.
Joanna is heard and seen domestically and internationally as one of the top authoritative commentators on the entertainment industry.
Joanna Langfield:
Radio Personality
Film Critic
Author
Television Commentator
Member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association
The Movie Minute 