In 1993, through One Radio, Joe Julian ventured into the field of broadcasting. Two years later he switched over to television. "Menz", "Dr Peel", "Medik", "Indigo", "Is-Saħħa Sabiħa" and "Xalamita" are but some of his productions. He wrote, directed and produced the majority of the episodes of the award-winning documentary biographical series "Bijografiji" and also other features for the popular Friday night TVM programme Xarabank. In this respect, he won three awards in broadcasting from the Institute of Maltese Journalists. On 3, 4 and 5 November 2017, at St. James Cavalier Theatre, in Valletta, actress Sarah Camilleri was the protagonist of a monologue “Qaħba Jien ?” "( Am I Whore?)" written and produced by Joe Julian and directed by Mario Micallef. The following year, on the 9th, 10th and 11th of November, Joe Julian's drama moved to the acclaimed Manoel Theatre, Europe's oldest standing theatre, with the satirical comedy "Festa tal-Qaddisin". "Elfejn u Tmintax" "(Two Thousand and Eighteen)" a national choral symphony with lyrics written by Joe Julian, was premiered on Saturday 20 January 2018 on the steps of St John's Co-Cathedral. This was commissioned for the inauguration ceremony of Valletta 2018 as a European City of Culture. The music was composed by Elton Zarb. Joe Julian was the producer/presenter of programmes "Radju Kafé ma' Joe Julian" and "Għamlu Isem" on the national radio station Radju Malta. His current programme on the same station is "Bonġu Kafé ma' Joe Julian" which includes a blog "Waqt il-Kafé". Joe Julian has also published a series of books "Għamlu Isem". They include biographies and material from the radio series bearing by the same name. Joe Julian is married to Marlene née Camilleri and they have two daughters: Clara, a television presenter/producer, and Valentina, a singer.