Jonathan Aronoff

As my time at Sherri comes to a close, I am beginning to seek my next adventure. I am looking for opportunities as a Producer or Booker, where I can bring bold ideas to life. I have experience in casting, booking talent, developing games, and crafting compelling stories. If you or someone in your network is interested, please feel free to reach out directly or send me a message. I am happy to share my resume. Any recommendations, referrals, or introductions would be greatly appreciated. Let’s create something amazing together.

I’ve never been one to celebrate a birthday… it’s just never been “my kind of thing.” But as I sit here, snowed in… I’m all about reflection. I’m now entering the 2nd half of my 30’s, 36 is walking in with wisdom… and maybe a few more stretches before bed. This past year was long. It was heavy. It challenged me in ways I didn’t expect. I said goodbye to people I wasn’t ready to say goodbye too (Miss you gram). And with that came a kind of heartbreak that quietly reshapes you. There were moments that tested my strength, my patience, and my perspective. There were things I got to do that I never thought I would and I also tested myself sometimes and fought for things I wanted, proving that anything is possible. But I’m deeply grateful. Grateful for the people who taught me this year — sometimes gently, sometimes not so gently. The ones who pushed me, challenged me, believed in me, and refused to let me stay comfortable. You know who you are. You helped me grow in ways I didn’t even realize I needed. And I’m grateful for the people who entered my life this year — every single one of you came for a reason. Some brought light. Some brought lessons. All brought something meaningful. Here’s what I know: I’m still here. Softer in some ways. Stronger in others. More aware of what matters. I have never liked change… so I won’t pretend I’m not a little nervous about what this year might bring — life has a way of humbling you when you least expect it. But I’m stepping into this year with optimism, faith, and a stubborn belief that good things are ahead. Grateful for the lessons. Grateful for the love around me. Grateful for 36. Let’s see what this chapter holds. Thanks for the love! <3 JA

After 3 amazing seasons, all good things must come to an end. It has been an absolute honor to be apart of the @sherrishowtv team. To be able to bring the fun, joy and laughter every day to viewers all over the world is something that I will never forget. This is the show that I’ve learned so much about myself and what I can do. I’ve grown from an Associate Producer to a Senior AP, to a Segment Producer and now to a full Producer. 
I’ve come up with segments that started as small (sometimes insane) ideas and blossomed into memorable moments. I’ve broken world records (@guinnessworldrecords ), flipped pizzas, pommel horsed with Olympians, cooked with Master Chefs, wrote jokes for comedians, created games involving 5 person sweaters, slime filled balloons & oversized football goal posts, played ball with some of the best (@harlemglobetrotters ) and written more punny clues about Housewives and Celebrities than I ever thought i’d need. Thank you @sherrieshepherd for never saying no to any crazy idea I’ve come up with, for trusting me, for allowing me to laugh every single day and creating a show where you can escape from whatever is going on in the world… it truly was (and will always be) “The Best Time in Daytime”. Thank you @joelle7877 for taking a chance on me, realizing the potential and what unique things I can bring to the table. The magic that we’ve made and the laughs we’ve had will always make me proud to be on your team. And thank you Bill Geddie for planting the seed in May of 2023 and telling me that this place is where I need to be. Without fail, you were never wrong. I will always be grateful for your mentorship… if only you could have seen what I’ve done (and how I still always have that pitch in my back pocket). No, I don’t know what will be next… but I can guarantee you that wherever I go, I will bring that same enthusiasm, dedication, hardwork and curiosity with me. So if you know of anyone hiring… feel free to put me in touch. But for now- we still have amazing shows to produce at The Best Time in Daytime- So see you there! #Sherri #BestTimeInDaytime Xoxo, JA

Today is a special day… it’s the 21st of September! So in honor of @sherrishowtv starting tomorrow as well as the beginning of @chewedupshow … it’s one of my all time favorite moments on a daytime set! @earthwindandfire

Trust me… they’ll be MORE in SEASON 4! New season… new position @sherrishowtv . 9/22 the best time in daytime is back.

A little bit of my heart is broken today as I have lost an important person in my life- My grandma Leenie, who passed away yesterday. She was one of my biggest cheerleaders and was always watching the shows that I worked on- often giving a comment or 2 about what she loved. One thing that she did love was making sure to watch the end of @sherrishowtv every day, so she could see my name in the credits- which she would then proudly tell all her friends. One of my favorite memories with her was when I was in middle school and we had to do a project on my favorite place- while others picked Disney World or their favorite vacation spot- I chose my gram’s house in Florida. Upon hearing this- she then went around to each room in the house and took tons of photos- so I could give a visual element to my project. When I did a report on one of my favorite restaurants, which happened to be near her house, she promptly walked in and took a menu from the hostess stand, walked out and shipped it up to me, so I could use it for “research purposes”…. And it wasn’t a paper menu- it was a hefty menu…. But she did that because I was her grandson. She took me to my first broadway show, and held me when I was scared because I didn’t know that pyrotechnics were being used. She always made sure my favorite foods were in the fridge or that we’d always go out for my favorites when we were together One of my last calls to her was letting her know about my new title at Sherri for next season- and she ended the call like she always does- telling me how proud she was of me. While I am not ready to see her go and wish I could have one more conversation with her, I know that she is comfortable, reconnecting with my grandpa Matt and probably already checking out ALL the restaurants and food courts that heaven has to offer. I love you Gram… I’ll miss you- always and forever.

Today, I turn 35. And I don’t know about you, but I’m beginning to see birthdays as more than just a celebration of another year—they’re a moment of reflection and, more importantly, a catalyst for growth. This isn’t just another birthday; it’s the start of something extraordinary. This year, I am stepping into my power with intention, purpose, and unwavering commitment. Over the years, I’ve learned that true strength isn’t just about what we can endure—it’s about how we evolve through adversity. Every setback, every challenge, every lesson has been preparing me for this moment. And as I stand at the threshold of 35, I feel more ready than ever to embrace the amazing things I know are waiting. This isn’t just a number—this is the beginning of my next chapter. 35 is not just a milestone; it’s a declaration. A declaration that the best version of myself is not in the past, but ahead of me. The version of me that is stronger, wiser, more fearless, and more unapologetically me than ever before. This is the year of transformation. The year I choose to go beyond my comfort zones, push my limits, and show up for myself in ways I never have before. Growth isn’t always easy—it’s about getting comfortable with discomfort and recognizing that true change happens when we lean into the unknown. I’ll continue to rise, to learn, and to expand in ways that will unlock doors I never even knew existed. No more settling. No more holding back. So here’s to 35. To the audacity to dream bigger, to the courage to face fears head-on, and to the strength that only comes from relentlessly pursuing your truth. Let’s make this the year where we not only grow stronger, but become unstoppable in our pursuit of everything we deserve. Because this year? It’s going to be epic.  35 will be the year LEGENDS are made. #caretojoinme

In honor of SNL’s 50th this week- I wanted to share a few of my favorite memories. I got to work a few seasons on the iconic show- and wouldn’t have traded it for the world… working with the best in the biz and laughing all day made those early call times and long days worth it! Even was apart of some iconic sketches… Thanks SNLFU and 8-H for all the memories… Let’s Celebrate! Here’s to 50 more! #snl50 #SNLFU

New Year… New Title! So excited to announce that i’ve been promoted to Segment Producer at @sherrishowtv ! I absolutely love working at a place where it’s all about “fun, joy, and laughter”— theres a reason why we call it “the best time in daytime”. Thank you @sherrieshepherd for allowing me to be on this journey with you, never saying no to any of my ideas (and theres been a few crazy ones) and being the positive, fun light in this crazy world and creating an atmosphere where I get to laugh and be creative on a daily basis. Thank you @the1fwynn , Joelle, and @jawnmurray for your trust in me and allowing me to learn and grow. The burners been kicked up a notch…now we’re cooking! Keep watching us to see what we have in store! And to BG- thanks for being that a beacon of light who has continued to look over me… and to that producer back in the day who told me that i said i’d never grow in this industry and should quit now… jokes on you… look at me now!

There was a murder on the dance floor… but it did not kill the groove. Had a blast ringing in yet another New Years in Times Square! So thankful for this amazing team and even the rain didn’t stop our celebration! Reunion again In 364 days?

Live from Times Square! Happy New Year!