Josh Frydman Net Worth

Josh Frydman’s net worth is estimated to be $0.8 million. This includes his property, funds, and earnings, His career is his main source of income. Andrew has amassed a large wealth from numerous sources of income, yet he likes to live a humble lifestyle.

Josh Frydman Salary

As the co-host of Sports Feed on CLTV, Josh Frydman receives a respectable wage. His annual pay is on average $79,735 which translates to a monthly salary of $6,666.67

Josh Frydman Biography

Josh Frydman is an American journalist currently the co-host of Sports Feed on CLTV and the sports reporter and fill-in anchor on WGN. He moved from KFVS-TV in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, where he worked as a sports anchor and reporter, to the station in October 2014.

Josh Frydman Age

Frydman is 33 years old as of 2023. He was raised in Buffalo Grove, a northern suburb, where he was born in 1989. He has not revealed his day, month, or year of birth because he is quite discreet about his personal life. So, it is unknown what day he actually celebrates turning.

Josh Frydman Family

Josh Frydman was born and reared in the United States. We were unable to learn anything about his family because no such information is publicly available. As a result, Josh’s parents’ identities remain unknown. It’s also unclear whether he has any siblings. When this information becomes available, we will update this area.

Josh Frydman Spouse

Josh Frydman has kept his relationship status quite private. We were unable to learn anything about whether he is married or still single. When this information becomes available, we will update this area.

Josh Frydman Education

The native Chicagoan grew up in Buffalo Grove, Illinois, and graduated from Stevenson High School. A year after graduating from the University of Missouri, he was hired as sports director of campus television station MUTV and spent several years at NBC affiliate KOMU-TV, owned and operated by the Missouri School of Journalism in Columbia.

Josh Frydman Career

His broadcasting career began when, at the age of 14, he began calling football games for his high school radio station WAES-FM in rural Chicago. Those formative years spent working in radio and writing for his high school newspaper shaped his interest in news reporting and led him to the prestigious University of Missouri School of Journalism where he earned his master’s degree.

His television career took off while he was still a student at Mizzou. He first honed his skills as MUTV’s games chief before working at NBC’s Mid-Missouri affiliate, KOMU-TV. He worked in every part of the newsroom at KOMU, from announcing and mooring to web production and driving the live truck.

While in Memphis, Tenn., working for WMC-offshoot TV’s NBC affiliate as a sight and sound columnist led him to move to New York City. For the next year, after thriving in Memphis, he relocated north, taking over as CBS station KFVS-end-of-week TV’s sports wrestler and columnist and facilitating a Saturday morning games talk radio show on SEMO ESPN Radio.

It took him more than two years to return to Chicago after living in southeast Missouri. He began his career as a games maker for WGN-TV before working in front of the camera on “Sports Feed” in 2015.