Joe Crowley (Countryfile Presenter) Wiki, Age, Wife, Parents, Family, Son

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Joe Crowley Biography – Joe Crowley Wiki

Joe Crowley is a broadcaster, journalist and history presenter best known for his regular reports on BBC1’s The One Show and Countryfile. According to the Robertson Murray Literary Agency, he’s also an experienced live presenter regularly appearing in the One Show studio or fronting OBs across the country as well as hosting and co-presenting from the One Show’s green sofa whenever possible.

Having studied history at Cambridge and completed a masters in Broadcast Journalism at City University, Joe has presented a wide variety of history, current affairs and consumer projects.

As a history presenter, he’s worked on Turn Back Time, National Treasures Live and numerous One Show history films for the BBC; Bloody Tales and Bloody Tales of Europe for National Geographic and Channel 5; and a number of educational projects for BBC Learning and Discovery Education, including ‘Happy Birthday Your Majesty’, a thirty-minute live broadcast for the Queen’s 90th birthday at Windsor Castle.

As a journalist, Joe fronted two series of the popular prime time consumer holiday show Holiday Hit Squad on BBC1 alongside Angela Rippon and Helen Skelton and has presented numerous series for BBC daytime including Britain’s Empty Homes, Country Tracks, Save Our Holiday and Real Rescues.

Joe is also experienced in undercover filming and has countless One Show and Inside Out investigations and current affairs films to his name.

Joe Crowley Age

Countryfile presenter Joe Crowley’s age is not known.

Joe Crowley Wife

TV presenter Joe Crowley is reportedly married. The presenter and his wife have a son named Alfie.

Joe Crowley Family

BBC Countryfile presenter Joe Crowley lost his father to blood cancer at a young age. He is a supporter of The Anthony Nolan Charity, a pioneering charity that saves the lives of people with blood cancer and blood disorders.

“When I was 15 I lost my dad to blood cancer and as you’d imagine that’s one of the reasons where I’ve become interested in Anson Nolan,” he said in an interview for the Anthony Nolan.

Now a father himself, Joe talked about the impact the experience has had on him as a parent, and why he encourages anyone to sign onto the stem cell register.

“I joined the register that day I was just under 13. You had to be between 16 and 30, so I just sneaked in and it seems to me the easiest the most obvious thing to do,” he said. “I can’t believe that everyone isn’t on the register.”

“Becoming a parent for the first time it’s just the happiest day of your life but with all of the happiest days they’re also the saddest because you’re missing that person in this case my father half his grandfather who would have loved Alfie.”