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In January 2019, ABC announced that Szeps would replace Andrew Geoghegan as host of Weekend Breakfast.

Over the Summer 2016/2017 period Szeps hosted the National Evenings Show on ABC Local Radio across Australia.

Szeps was married on August 16, 2014 in Concord, New Hampshire, to Sean Joseph Gallerani. The couple live in Sydney, Australia with their twins.

In 2012, Szeps was a founding host for HuffPost Live. Josh was also a regular correspondent with Al Roker on the NBC's Today.

Beginning in 2008, Szeps was the host and creative producer of the Science Channel's Brink, a news-style TV series which examined breakthroughs in technology and discovery. The series ended the following year. Later, he was anchor and correspondent on CBS News Productions' Peabody-winning Channel One News.

Szeps was cast as the voice of "Olly the Kookaburra", one of three mascots in the Sydney Summer Olympics. After leaving the university in 2000, Szeps was hired as a script assistant on BackBerner, a comedy television series. He also worked in the production of 2SM and 2GB, two Australian radio stations. In 2003, Szeps was hired by Mike Carlton of 2UE, a commercial radio station in Sydney, Australia. Szeps developed a radio soliloquy for 2UE called "John Howard's Diary", in which he made a weekly impersonation of the Australian Prime Minister's thoughts on the past week's events. Szeps said to The Sydney Morning Herald in 2003 that "if John Howard wasn't in power, it's entirely possible my life would be going in a completely different direction". After John Howard was defeated in the 2007 Australian federal election, Szeps' radio spoof became "Kevin Rudd's Diary", a satire of the new Prime Minister in the same format. Szeps was the creator of Never Never Newsreel, a weekly syndicated satirical radio sketch that ran until June 2008.

Josh Szeps (born 23 November 1977), previously known as Josh Zepps, is an Australian media personality, political satirist, and television presenter.