Joni Lamb

Lamb hosts her self-titled half-hour program Joni Table Talk (initially titled Joni) each weekday on Daystar. The format of the show is typically a round table discussion with other ministers, singers and celebrities discussing a wide range of topics that combine contemporary cultural issues and the Christian faith. In 2004, the show was awarded as the Best Television Talk Show by the National Religious Broadcasters.[5][6]

Lamb also co-hosts the Daystar flagship program “Ministry Now!” (previously called, “Marcus and Joni” and initially titled “Celebration”). This hour-long program appears five days a week on their Daystar network. Joni and/or her children, who also share host duties, discuss news regarding their network and ministry, and issues affecting the Christian faith with daily guest(s). Joni and her daughters also sing with the Daystar Singers during this Daystar program that reaches 100 million U.S. households and more than 200 countries.[7][6]

According to statements following an extramarital affair by Marcus Lamb and private jet controversy, Joni Lamb holds anti-LGBT views. Lamb stated "thousands" of people "have come out of homosexuality" and "may be the most discriminated people in the world today." She has also claimed homosexuality is "ungodly" and "God cannot bless you and you cannot fulfill your destiny while you are operating within the realm of homosexuality."[10]

Lamb also uses family platforms and shows to promote conservative values and unfounded[11] claims related to vaccination and voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election. "The Lamb family have used their platforms to advertise prayer events in conjunction with the Trump family as well as to promote anti-vaccination organizations. In November, Daystar encouraged its members to sign a petition urging the Supreme Court to either recount or overturn the presidential election results and institute a re-vote."[12]