Adam Curry Bio, Age, Wife, Net Worth, Podcast, Web and MTV

Adam Curry Biography

Adam Curry is an American podcaster, broadcaster, Internet entrepreneur, and media personality best known for his time as an MTV VJ and for being one of the first celebrities to develop and manage their own websites. Also renowned for co-hosting the No Agenda show, he started interested in podcasting in the 2000s and has been dubbed the ‘Podfather’ for his efforts.

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How old is Adam Curry? – Age

He is 59 years old as of 3 September 2023. He was born in 1964 in Arlington County, Virginia, United States. His real name is Adam Clark Curry.

Adam Curry Family

Curry is the nephew of Donald Gregg, a former CIA official and US Ambassador to Korea, whom he refers to as “Uncle Don” on his podcast.

Adam Curry Wife

From 1989 to 2009, Curry was married to Dutch television/radio star Patricia Paay. Christina is their daughter. Curry married Micky Hoogendijk in July 2012. Curry announced his separation from Hoogendijk on the No Agenda show on January 29, 2015. Curry and Hoogendijk divorced in 2015. Curry married his four-year partner, Tina Snider (called “The Keeper” on the No Agenda Show by John C. Dvorak), on May 19, 2019, in Austin, Texas.

Adam Curry Net Worth

He has an estimated net worth of $2 million.

Adam Curry Podcast

Curry and his business partner Ron Bloom established PodShow, now Mevio, in January 2005. The Podshow Podcast Network, the Podcast Delivery Network, and the Podsafe Music Network are all part of the PodShow podcast promotion and advertising enterprise. Curry’s own Daily Source Code, The Dawn and Drew Show, and GeekBrief.TV are among the most popular podcasts on Podshow.

From June 2005 to May 2007, Curry presented ‘Adam Curry’s PodShow’ on Sirius Satellite Radio on weekday evenings. Since October 2007, he has hosted the No Agenda Show with John C. Dvorak, a twice-weekly podcast in which he discusses current events while deconstructing mainstream news sources.

Curry has made extensive use of social media to promote his podcasting ventures. He promoted his podcast Daily Source Code as ‘Adam Neumann’ in Second Life, as well as a Second Life island named Podshow Island. Curry used podcasts to support Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul in 2008. He also utilizes his show to address alternate perspectives on current events, as well as conspiracy theories such as free energy repression and the 9/11 Truth Movement.

Adam Curry Photo
Adam Curry Photo

Curry is widely credited with popularizing podcasting. According to Wired’s Annalee Newitz, “every new medium needs a celebrity, and Curry is happy to fill that role.” Curry first featured on Joe Rogan’s podcast The Joe Rogan Experience on March 4, 2020, and then again on September 8, 2020. He mentioned having Tourette syndrome at the September concert. Curry will appear on the podcast for the third time on July 6, 2021. Adam Curry appeared on the show for the fourth time on January 8, 2022, and for the fifth time on January 25, 2023.

Adam Curry Web and MTV.com

Curry registered the previously unclaimed domain name “mtv.com” in 1993 with the intention of becoming MTV’s unofficial new Internet voice. Although his MTV Networks bosses approved of the choice at the time, MTV sued Curry for the domain name when he departed to start his own web-portal design and hosting company, OnRamp Inc.

OnRamp grew to 4,000 employees before being sold to Think New Ideas Inc., another company he co-founded, where he served as Chief Technology Officer. During the Internet’s “bubble” time in 1996, the company went public on NASDAQ under the ticker code THNK. Before being incorporated into Answerthink Inc. in a later merger, it had grown to approximately 7,400 workers with offices in seven countries.

Curry and Ron Bloom co-founded PodShow, a video-sharing website that was later renamed Mevio, in 2005. In May 2008, Mevio claimed to have 9 million unique visitors. It offers “brand-safe” content to advertisers on a large scale. In July 2008, it raised a third round of $15 million, bringing the total amount raised since its founding to more than $38 million. Mevio was then renamed Bitesize Entertainment and, finally, BiteSizeTV, and is headquartered in Los Angeles, California.