Josh is a Senior Copywriter at Canada's top ad agency, Leo Burnett, where he's the creator of such award-winning work as the Visa campaign, “If life were like that, you wouldn’t need a Visa card.” He’s also an actor, voice actor, cartoonist, singer/songwriter, stand-up comedian, radio personality, director, politician and environmentalist. By client request, he starred as the Scottish Mini Man in two commercials he wrote for Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain Minis. As a voice actor, he was the voice of Dan The Chameleon in a US and European commercial for Hubba Bubba Max that was animated by Oscar-winning Aardman Animations. His cartoon illustrations and comedic columns have run in The Ottawa Citizen. He’s a graduate of the Second City Conservatory for improv, has done stand-up at Yuk Yuk’s amateur nights, founded a comedy troupe with Steve Patterson (who is now host of CBC's The Debaters), and hosted/produced 4 years of shows on Rogers Community Cable. As an MC he has hosted the Ottawa Advertising Awards and the Montreal Dialogue Group’s Jewish/Arab Peace Concert. The Toronto Star devoted a half-page to his pursuits as a green comedian, such as his hip hop marriage proposal to environmentalist Laurie David that’s earned kudos from everyone from Ed Begley Jr. to David Suzuki and was featured on The Comedy Network. His "Love Song For Elizabeth May" went viral during the 2011 federal election, landing Josh in the news across Canada and helping elect Canada's first Green MP. Yahoo! News named it one of Canada’s top ten political videos of the year. The 1st draft of his 1st feature film screenplay won the 2009 Script Showcase and a short film he wrote premiered in the 2010 HollyShorts Film Festival, one of the world’s top 25 film festivals. He’s been a talk radio host on Newstalk 1010 CFRB, has appeared on the CBC Radio show “GO!”, tells stories on CBC Radio’s DNTO, and was a movie reviewer on CINA Radio 1650AM. He was a plaintiff on the TV show Judge Karen's Court. He starred in Come Date With Me Canada. He hosts a beauty product show at youtube.com/goodreport. He's a regular on Humble & Fred Radio and What She Said, both on SiriusXM. He was the Green Party of Ontario candidate for Eglinton/Lawrence in 2011 and St. Paul's in 2014 Toronto, is a member of the Green Party of Ontario Shadow Cabinet. He ran for Toronto Mayor in 2014 and was invited onto CityTV's Breakfast Television to talk about his campaign. He ran for MP in Thornhill with the Greens in 2015.