Co-Host of Fox Sports' Speak
Joy Taylor: Biography at a Glance
- Joy Taylor has quickly become a fixture on the national sports media scene as co-host Fox Sports' Speak with Emmanuel Acho and LeSean McCoy and previous co-host of The Herd on FS1.
- She also previously served as moderator for Skip and Shannon: Undisputed, covering some of the biggest events in sports including the Super Bowl, NBA Finals, MLB All-Star Weekend, the U.S. Open, and the Floyd Mayweather-Conor McGregor fight
- Her comfort in diverse subject matter is reflected in the eclectic list of individuals Joy has interviewed, including the likes of Basketball Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Super Bowl MVPs Eli Manning and Drew Brees, boxing champion Oscar De La Hoya, rapper and entertainers Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, LL Cool J, and the Reverend Jesse Jackson.
- Joy founded the Joy Taylor Foundation, a nonprofit with a mission to serve the homeless and survivors of domestic violence as well as promote education and youth empowerment.
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Joy Taylor is the co-host of Fox Sports' Speak with Emmanuel Acho and LeSean McCoy, which airs weekdays at 4:30 pm ET on FS1. Formerly, Joy was the co-host of The Herd with Colin Cowherd on FS1, as well as the popular Maybe I’m Crazy Podcast. She also hosted The Joy Taylor Show on FOX Sports Radio. Taylor joined FOX Sports in March 2016 for the launch of Skip and Shannon: Undisputed and served as the moderator on the debate show until July 2018.
Prior to joining FOX Sports, Taylor spent the previous five years in Miami radio, including a successful three-year stint at 790 AM The Ticket, where she was the co-host for the station’s top-rated morning-drive program, Zaslow and Joy Show, after starting with the station as the show’s executive producer. Taylor also served as the host of Thursday Night Live and Fantasy Football Today on CBSSports.com.
A Pittsburgh native and the younger sister of former Miami Dolphins star Jason Taylor, she attended Barry University and earned her bachelor’s degree in broadcasting. While at Barry, she hosted her own radio show, The Noise, and served as station manager for WBRY Radio.
Joy founded the Joy Taylor Foundation, a nonprofit with a mission to serve the homeless and survivors of domestic violence as well as promote education and youth empowerment in the communities of Los Angeles, Miami, Pittsburgh, and NYC.
