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Emmy® Award Winning Sports Commentator

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Brian Williams will deliver comprehensive coverage of America’s biggest night and Bomani is there to discuss this historic night for a live streaming event on Amazon Prime. Don’t miss Bomani and a variety of other experts across news and politics who will lend exclusive insights and analysis around real-time developments. Amazon.com: Election Night Live With […]

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Rand University of ESPN’s 30 for 30 series, is coming to Netflix on Monday, September 16. Executive produced by Bomani Jones and directed by ESPN Filmmaker Marquis Daisy, the documentary focuses on the life and career of NFL legend Randy Moss. Jones won a 2015 Sports Emmy Award for Outstanding Sports Documentary for his work […]

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A new alternative viewing experience is coming to the 2024 NBA Western Conference Finals. Bomani Jones will serve as series commentator for the WCF Altcast Presented by AT&T. The altcast will also feature commentators Vince Carter, Chris Haynes, Adam Lefkoe and Jordan Cornette.   Sports fans can engage telecast commentators during the game via an on-screen code using their handheld devices. Dallas Mavericks vs. Minnesota Timberwolves Game […]

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ESPN premiered the new three-part ESPN+ Original Series, Up For Debate: The Evolution of Sports Media. The series delves into the evolution of sports talk debate programming across seven decades. Bomani Jones is featured within the series along with various sports personalities including: Troy Aikman, Mina Kimes, Jemele Hill, among many others who’ve shaped the sports debate […]

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Watch The Right Time with Bomani Jones Live at 2024 SXSW

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The NAACP has announced nominees for the 55th NAACP Image Awards special, airing Saturday, March 16. Game Theory with Bomani Jones (HBO | Max) is nominated for Outstanding Host in a Talk or News/Information (Series or Special) – Individual or Ensemble. View this post on Instagram A post shared by bomani jones (@bomani_jones) Congratulations! Merch

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The Big Lead announced its 2023 annual sports media awards nominees and The Right Time with Bomani Jones made the list!

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Bomani Jones will relaunch his hit podcast, “Right Time with Bomani Jones”, to Wave Sports + Entertainment Network starting on Monday, Oct. 23. The show will include a live video format and air three times a week – Monday; Wednesday and Friday at 12pm Noon EST. With the move of The Right Time with Bomani Jones from … ‘Right Time with Bomani Jones’ lands on Wave Sports + Entertainment starting Oct. 23 Read More »

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The Right Time with Bomani Jones made The Washington Post’s List of podcasts to follow for a long flight or big road trip. Wapo asked people who spend lots of time on the road to recommend their favorite show, find out who recommended TRT and other podcasts that made the list. Check it out

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What to watch. Game Theory with Bomani Jones season two premieres Jan. 20th!

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From freelance music journalist to HBO star. Bomani walks us through on this week’s Jason Barrett Podcast.

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In a field flooded with groupthink, Jones stands out as a unique voice.

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Game Theory, the longtime sports host's new HBO late night show, is the culmination of a career built on his own terms.

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Atlanta native Bomani Jones gets his own HBO sports show starting March 13. Read Bomani's piece with the AJC and find out why his show will be different.

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THE GUARDIAN: The newest home for the thinking fan’s pundit’s longform, nuanced takes on sports and culture is Game Theory, a new late-night show on HBO which debuts on Sunday.

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UPROXX: Bomani Jones On Not Being Boring, Ignoring Haters, And His New HBO Late Night Show ‘Game Theory’

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Bomani Jones doesn’t want to be your economics teacher. Instead, the well-known sports personality wants to make compelling arguments around the intersection of sports and money. And now he has the backing of HBO to do it.

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The new late night series GAME THEORY WITH BOMANI JONES, featuring Emmy®-winning sports journalist and commentator Bomani Jones discussing timely issues that transcend the world of sports, debuts SUNDAY, MARCH 13 (11:30 p.m.-12:00 a.m. ET/PT).  New episodes will debut each Sunday for six weeks on HBO and will be available to stream on HBO Max.

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Bomani stopped by The Path to Power Summit, a cultural symposium focusing on the unique paths taken to acquire power hosted by Clark Atlanta University on Thursday. He joined fellow prominent CAU Alumni Pinky Cole, Jacque Reid, and Candace Rodney to discuss how their unique paths have guided their most powerful career moments.

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Bomani will host HBO Sports Series, Game Theory debuting in 2022!

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ESPN Podcasts experienced substantial rise in 2020. The show with the biggest growth was The Right Time with Bomani Jones, nearly doubling its audience.

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Washington Post writer Ben Strauss asks if Bomani Jones can be a star at ESPN as the sports leader undergoes seismic programming changes.

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Bomani Jones created the url ILOVEJOSHALLEN.COM, which directs people to Jones’ ongoing fundraising page that highlights the prevalence of #diaperneed in the US and his call to support the National Diaper Bank Network. The donations came about as a result of comments critical of Bills’ quarterback Josh Allen that aired on ESPN’s The Right Time … #BillsMafia Responds to Twitter Beef with More Than $10,000 in Donations Read More »

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The Right Time with Bomani Jones made the ’Barrett Sports Media Top 20 Original Podcast′ list for 2019. Every year, Barrett recognizes the best and brightest in the podcast industry providing original content

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Bomani Jones Hosts The Root 100 2016 Gala SEE PHOTOS!

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Bomani Jones likes to talk. Not just in the selfish manner of someone who likes to hear himself, but as someone interested in sharing ideas with anyone who’ll listen. He’s hardly predictable, rarely brief, and full of elongated vowels. His cadence is too quick to diminish as a drawl, yet distinctly relaxed and unmistakably southern. … Bomani Jones Is More Than Just the Smartest Person in Sports Read More »

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Ebony Magazine has honored the heroes of the black community for over 70 years. The 2015 Ebony power 100 celebrates this list of inspiring African-Americans. read more…

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There’s not a sports journalist in America with a better office than Bomani Jones. Jones records both his ESPN radio show, The Right Time With Bomani Jones, and the TV hit he cohosts with Dan Le Batard, Highly Questionable, right inside the Clevelander, the iconic oceanside South Beach hotel… ” If there’s any downside to … Miami New Times: Bomani Talks Highly Questionable, "It's Improvisational" Read More »

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The Root 100 2015: Our list of 100 African Americans, ages 25 to 45, who are responsible for the year’s most significant moments, movements and ideas. To be black and excellent. But excellent not just in the way they conduct their business. To be black and excellent in their lives, in their careers, in their … The Root 100 Read More »

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Bomani Jones. You remembered the name the first time you heard it because it’s a name you remember the first time you hear it. It’s one of those names that just feels important. Meaningful. Cinematic. You hear it and think “I don’t know who this person is, but I do know that they matter. Somehow.” … Bomani Jones: The People's Champ Read More »

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Bomani’s appearance on Dan Le Batard is Highly Questionable. It was also bring your friend to work day on Around The Horn. Did you know?

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Looked up the other day and realized that I’ve been doing this for 10 11 13 years now. I call it “this,” because there’s really no word for whatever this hustle has been. I still think of myself as a writer, even though I think I’ve written five full-length pieces in the last two and … Can you believe I've been writing for 13 years? Read More »