A native of Naperville, Illinois, Justin Walter is a Midwestern guy at heart whose passion for hosting began at a young age. In his early teens, Justin started hosting and producing full-scale game shows based off the popular TV series Survivor, The Amazing Race and The Mole. Justin has hosted and produced over 50 game shows and has turned his once hobby into an adventure company called Reality Rush.
Currently, Justin is the host and producer of Let’s Go LA! and host of Get Out! where he and his co-hosts explore Los Angeles through an outdoor adventure show featuring the many parks, beaches and recreational facilities of LA County and a travel show highlighting the best of Santa Monica from dining and fitness to shopping and cultural opportunities. Justin has also covered red carpet events and movie premieres for RadarOnline and hosted a half-hour talk show called Non-Profit Profiles that features non-profit agencies and their commitment to making a difference. Justin's hosting experience also includes live events such as the E3 Conferences.
In addition to hosting, Justin is an experienced producer. Recently Justin produced for FOX's new entertainment news show Dish Nation and for GSN Live on the Game Show Network. Justin also has an extensive background producing for award shows including E! Entertainment's Live from The Red Carpet for the Emmy Awards, Golden Globes, SAG Awards, Grammys and Oscars. His in-depth perspective of the television industry in the areas of talent and production stems from his experience working for these networks as well as G4 TV, Bravo, BET and Current TV.
Justin is a Boston College summa cum laude graduate with degrees in Political Science and Philosophy. Over the years he has engaged in a variety of social justice programs including answering phones on a 24-hour suicide hotline and volunteering on an international service trip. He is an avid adventure seeker including living and working abroad in Australia, skydiving, bungee jumping and running marathons. In 2006, Justin was selected as 1 of 29 for the International Radio and Television Society (IRTS) Fellowship Program. His wide range of life experiences offers him the versatility to cover everything from travel and adventure to pop culture and politics.