Blog – Bomani Jones: Recent Episodes
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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 […]
Politics, media, sports…Bo’s got it covered. Bryan Curtis of The Press box asks Bomani his thoughts on coverage of Kamala Harris and the vice presidential debate (03:11), college football, the 12-team playoff, and NIL (30:53). They also discuss Bomani’s days at ESPN (40:31).
Bomani Jones joins Rich Eisen in-studio to discuss Commanders rookie QB Jayden Daniels’ early success, LeBron James’ hairline, the UNLV NIL controversy, why it’s so hard for NFL teams to get it right when drafting quarterbacks, Clippers star Kawhi Leonard’s latest knee procedure, and more.
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 […]
Bomani hangs with Bucks Legend Marques Johnson and NCAA Champ Kris Johnson of Hear District to discuss Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo’s participation as flagbearer in the Opening Ceremony of the Olympics, why Giannis and superstar teammate Damian Lillard are the top duo in the Eastern conference and how Bucks coach Doc Rivers has shown he […]
“DEI hire?”: @VanJones68 and @bomani_jones react to rhetoric from the right as Kamala Harris enters the race.
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 […]
From Issa Rae, Bakari Sellers to yours truly, Noah McGhee of The Root lists 22 of the Most Powerful Voices of Black Twitter. See who made the list. You can find and follow Bomani on X @bomani_jones
Texas Longhorns and Oklahoma Sooners joining the SEC and more in this sit down with RJ Young.
The Ringer: Van Lathan, Rachel Lindsay and Bo dig into the rap beef of today and share interesting media experiences. (1:14:18)
Bomani sits with Newsnight Anchor Abby Phillip to discuss Trump, Mandela, Christ and more
The Beyonce Cowboy Carter album review episode ft. Spencer Hall is set for Wednesday! Don’t miss it. watch the episode: share your comments below
BET.com spoke with Jones about life after ESPN, relaunching his podcast, and thoughts about the ever-changing sports landscape.
The Writers Guild of America continues to fight for inclusion of some writing categories from the 75th Emmy Awards with the release of a guild petition on Tuesday. The petition appealing to reinstate the “Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series/Special” categories was signed by more than 1,400 members. Along with the petition was a letter signed by several … WGA Petitions TV Academy To Reinstate Writing Categories In Emmys Telecast Read More »
The Big Lead announced its 2023 annual sports media awards nominees and The Right Time with Bomani Jones made the list!
Bomani chats with The JD Bunkis Podcast to talk stakes in sports, past success versus current performance, the professionalization of youth sports and beef in sport media (16:00).
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 »
i must say...getting on a baseball card is the happiest 10 year-old me has been since my mama gave me MY '89 upper deck ken griffey jr. for my 40th birthday.
USA Today’s For the Win ranks Game Theory with Bomani Jones most priceless monologues from Season 2. Check out the moments that made the list. 10. Episode 1: Player Empowerment What does player empowerment truly mean? @bomani_jones coming in hot on the season premiere of Game Theory now streaming on @hbomax pic.twitter.com/pHJtYfABVI — Game Theory ... Read moreUSA Today: Most Hilarious Monologues Revisited
Here the full show below: Foxworth, Charlie, and ESPN’s Bomani Jones dissect the piece written by ESPN’s Don Van Natta on the leak of Jon Gruden’s email that led to the fall of Commander owner Dan Snyder.
Adam Mares is joined by special guest Bomani Jones to discuss all things Denver Nuggets.
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
Bomani joins The Hoop Collective's Brian Windhorst to discuss whether the Los Angeles Lakers should go after Kyrie Irving.
Bomani Jones joins Howard Bryant and Kate Fagan on this week’s Meadowlarkers on The Dan LeBatard Show w/ Stugotz Network.
On this episode, host Brandon Contes was joined by Bomani Jones. Contes and Jones discussed ESPN layoffs and ESPN Radio’s future. Debating against Skip Bayless, Stephen A. Smith’s potential political career, and more
i wrote something on the ncaa and nil for a little publication called @nytimes. Read the NYT article
Bomani discusses his viral interview with Jake Paul and Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant moment to get right.
Bo answers your letters. It's a special edition of Slate's Dear Prudence series, where your favorite sports journalist steps in as Prudie for the day and give you advice. He weighs in on autobiographies, wedding day proposals, and stepmom auditions. Check it out.
Find out how Bomani feels about moving to Friday nights, the Super Bowl's historic moment and the myth of player empowerment. All that and more in his recent feature for GQ.
'The Full Go' returns with ESPN's and HBO’s Bomani Jones for a candid conversation about working in media, the upcoming CBA talks with the NBA, Tom Brady versus Patrick Mahomes, what he thinks the Bears should do with the top overall pick in the upcoming draft, and the challenges of producing his TV show on HBO, 'Game Theory With Bomani Jones' (18:32). Enjoy.
Bomani discloses the embarrassing detail of Lebron James’ historic night and the now viral moment with Jake Paul.
It’s not that Bomani Jones doesn’t want to go to your game day party. He just can’t. There’s a difference, OK? “It’s the one thing I dislike about this job,” he admits. “I always have to do some measure of content that requires paying attention while everybody else is having fun.” And when something big inevitably happens ... Read moreCNN Underscored: Bo’s Super Bowl Essentials
Don't miss Bomani Jones talk Game Theory on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" this Tuesday at 12:35/11:35c
Bomani Jones returns to MoCo to talk about season 2 of Game Theory on HBO coming January 20th.
If the phrase “sports talk” makes you think of some blowhard yammering about who’s gonna win the game ..
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Bo joins Joel Anderson and Josh Levin to discuss the Cowboys’ blowout win and the NFL playoffs.
The host of HBO's Game Theory on his correct predictions, what happened with High Noon and whether musicians will be replaced by robots.
The Adam Gold Show / 99.9 The Fan Breakdowns the College Football Playoff National Championship with Bomani
Bo talks about his Twitter experience and Robert Sarver selling The Suns and Mercury for $4 BILLION
@espn celebrated 20 years of @AroundtheHorn. Bomani shares his thoughts and insight on the show for Barret Sports Media.
Bomani joined TMZ Live on Wednesday to discuss the backlash he's received for seemingly going in on Sanders after announcing he was bolting from JSU in favor of the Buffaloes.
Brittney Griner's release, the conundrum of playing overseas, the evolution of the player voice and college recruiting in the NIL era
From freelance music journalist to HBO star. Bomani walks us through on this week’s Jason Barrett Podcast.
Bomani and Robert Horry discuss Draymond's value to the Warriors and the poorly built Lakers.
Bomani tells Rich Eisen why the Warriors will be challenged to get over Draymond Green punching teammate Jordan Poole, the 3-2 Jets and more. Check it out.
Find out how Bomani would explain TikTok to his great-grandparents and what keeps him laughing.
Bomani talks Lebron James, trying to have nuanced conversation in sports talk radio and ...
Proceeds from this year’s event will benefit Zelie’s Home, a wonderful and impactful organization helping to uplift mothers and their babies
Larry and Bomani examine some of the hot-button topics in the sports world, including Kyrie Irving’s vaccination debacle, Brian Flores’s case against the NFL, and Deshaun Watson’s lucrative contract and accompanying controversies.
Not too many in the game can offer the broad range of analysis that Jones does, package it to a wide demographic, while staying true to his roots.
“One of the best things about HBO as a production studio is talent is left alone to be themselves and Bomani Jones seems to be in full control.”
Bomani Jones Talks Real Sports Conversations, New Show Game Theory, GOAT Talk + More with Charlamagne tha God and DJ Envy
Bomani Jones will virtually deliver the 2022 Axthelm Memorial Lecture hosted by the Diederich College of Communication at Marquette University, on Wednesday, March 30, at 4 p.m.
EBONY: Many may not be aware that you’re a trained economist. At one point, you were even working towards your PhD. How does being an economist inform your perspective on sports and pop culture? Bomani Jones: Economics is a behavioral science and I’ve used it every single day. You may also like
Bomani talks to Dan Le Batard for an enlightening conversation about his new show, being on TV and friendships.
Excited about what lies ahead, Jones is looking forward to sharing this new experience with his talented “Game Theory” team.
Game Theory, the longtime sports host's new HBO late night show, is the culmination of a career built on his own terms.
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.
Bomani Jones joins Demetri to talk about his new show on HBO, Game Theory. The conversation includes talk about Bo’s time in local radio, why he knew his writing staff had a hard job, and he isn’t going to talk about racism at The Masters.
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.
UPROXX: Bomani Jones On Not Being Boring, Ignoring Haters, And His New HBO Late Night Show ‘Game Theory’
The Channel Guide Magazine asks Bomani five questions in time for the launch of his new HBO show, Game Theory With Bomani Jones, airing late-nights on Sundays beginning March 13 at 11:30pm ET/PT.
My latest attempt at succinctly answering "so what's the show gonna be like?" without ruining any of the surprise. #gametheoryhbo
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.
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.
Game Theory with Bomani Jones, a weekly, late-night series starring Emmy®-winning, sports journalist and commentator Bomani Jones is coming SOON to HBO. Don't miss it. Join the mailing list for show reminder.
“We have to have laws in place that legitimately threaten people when they behave poorly.” Bomani joins MSNBC to discuss how the threat of litigation motivates the NFL’s actions and why the organization needs an institutional framework to mandate change.
In this episode of #TheRightTime with Bomani Jones, Bomani discusses Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and why his idea of love was revolutionary.
Legendary NFL Coach John Madden Dies at 85 and Bomani talks about it on CNN's Don Lemon Tonight and MSNBC's Joy Reid
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.
Watch Bomani discuss the ramifications from the release of former Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden's emails.
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Blatant Homerism podcast host and Crimson and Cream Machine/Athlon Sports writer Allen Kenney checks in with Bomani to discuss this year’s Red River Showdown between Texas and Oklahoma. In the interview, that has become an annual tradition, Bo also shares the inside scoop on his new HBO TV show, “Game Theory" set to debut in 2022.
I don’t know if it’s the end, but it’s over! – Bomani Jones on Urban Meyer | Around The Horn
Bomani Jones joined Off The Ball host Joe Molloy on Wednesday to discuss the militarization of sports in America and Colin Kaepernick.
Bomani on National Diaper Bank Network Charity : All right, we got up over the 41k, but let's keep going.
TheRightTime is doing its first annual charity bracket! eight contestants being annoying know-it-alls to win $5,000 for their favorite charity!
Bomani Jones will join Bob Costas’ HBO interview show “Back on the Record", debuts Friday, July 30th.
TheRightTime breaks down the Milwaukee Bucks victory over the Phoenix Suns in the NBA Finals.
Bomani discusses Gwen Berry facing a backlash for peacefully protesting while America's national anthem played during the Olympic trials.
Vaccinated people don't need masks now, First civilians of Elon Musk' , Spaceship, Bow Wow and Lil Romeo versus, Attending concerts in 2021, Old video games
Adam McKay (Death At The Wing) sits down with legendary MC, activist, and basketball fan Chuck D; and Bomani Jones of ESPN, to discuss the intersection of sports, politics, culture and more.
Bo reviews the Director's Cut for 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps', Funny money crypto, Bill Gates' big check, When did the corona virus get better?
The latest TEJ Lil Nas X, Satan Shoes with human blood and Nike’s lawsuit: We’re talking about it, Bo reviews HBO’s Tina documentary and more…
The Right Time with Bomani Jones announces Cane Mutiny by Bruce Feldman as the latest selection for the RT Book Club.
The Right Time with Bomani Jones Expands to Three Times per Week. The Undefeated’s Domonique Foxworth will be featured along with Bomani on Fridays.
Meghan Markle sits with Oprah...Find out if Bomani watched. Coming 2 America Review. Streaming vs. Theatres. Pepé Le Pew cancelled.
Judas & The Black Messiah review, Charges against ‘Central Park Karen’ Amy Cooper dismissed, Rush Limbaugh has died and more.
Hear Bo's thoughts on the 2021 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees, the Free Britney Doc and Gorilla Glue Girl
Lil Uzi Vert got a $24m diamond implanted on his forehead and we are talking about it. Reddit investors doing the most. Hear Bo's thoughts on Oscar winner Regina King's directorial debut One Night in Miami
ESPN Podcasts experienced substantial rise in 2020. The show with the biggest growth was The Right Time with Bomani Jones, nearly doubling its audience.
Washington Post writer Ben Strauss asks if Bomani Jones can be a star at ESPN as the sports leader undergoes seismic programming changes.
Bomani Jones is joined by former NBA great Vernon Maxwell to discuss the highlights of his career, including his time in San Antonio and why he fell in love with Houston
Kamala Harris' Vogue magazine cover photo controversy. Will you find Bomani on Tik Tok?
Happy New Year! On this week's show.. The US Capitol under siege. Bo asks how they got inside? He also questions the reporting of this madness. Kenosha police officers will not face charges in the Jacob Blake shooting and we get Bo's reaction. Have you ever been maced before? Bean dad and more...
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 »
📢 Tomorrow (Tuesday) marks the return of "Baseline" to #TheRightTime with @bomani_jones. This time for Part 3 on preps-to-pros is @DraftExpress. Don't miss it! 🙌 (Rescheduled from last week for those who read the fine print) pic.twitter.com/Pw0FkFiVip — Gabe Basayne (@gbasayne) December 7, 2020
Bomani's trip to the dentist during Covid, Snowfall Review & Obama's message to progressives
As a follow up to their article in Vanity Fair, Hank Willis Thomas and Bomani Jones discuss race and the appropriation of the Black body in art, sports, and advertising. Hank Willis Thomas is a conceptual artist working primarily with themes related to perspective, identity, commodity, media, and popular culture. For over 15 years, Bomani Jones has written on sports, music, culture, and politics for a variety of online and print publications.
Our Houston guest is ESPN's Bomani Jones. Bomani spent a large chunk of his childhood in Houston and talks about what that was like. He compares Houston to other places he's lived and what makes it unique. Also, Randy asks about his background in Economics, teaching college, and they get into some basketball-related subjects, specifically around James Harden.
Bo wants to know why are the clubs open? And why are you at the club right now? These numbers are going up. Bomani discusses the dangers of Thanksgiving gatherings in 2020.
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Join Bomani on Cameo, Cardi B and Offset Reconcile. Jeffery Toobin exposed. Why does OJ Simpson have something to say about it?
Bo's making a cameo?.. for a great cause! Bo wants to know if you know when we are fallin back? RIP Eddie Van Halen: Van Halen was everywhere during the MTV era. Quarantine: Bomani almost sent his tailor to voicemail. Mike Smith almost ruined Black Thought's "Bomani" name drop. Contract for Black America: Cube is meeting up with Trump now? and more...
Larry Wilmore wants to have that conversation about the fraught relationship between black communities and the police. It’s complicated, and frankly, it’s abusive. To help him try to unpack this whole mess, Larry is joined by sports journalist Bomani Jones.
In this week’s Parting Shots on Outside the Lines, Bomani Jones to discuss the importance of tennis star Naomi Osaka using her platform to speak out on societal issues. Hear why he admires Osaka’s stand for social justice and racial awareness after the latest controversial shootings of unarmed citizens.
Of course Hank Hill votes for Trump! Bomani has his moments of humility...just ask Emmy. Dre still don't have his paperwork right?
Bomani celebrates the big 4-0 and he thinks he starting to feel it. Jhéne Aiko, Jessica Krug, Mase at CAU, and Black Republicans.
Today is Bomani’s big day. We’re wishing you all the best today and beyond. Here’s to happiness, prosperty and good health in the years ahead. Happy Birthday!
Bomani is wondering if his workout app is tailored for women. Hear why he says 40 is not old.
Bo's trip to the Hamptons. Is Kamala black enough? Bomani asks who would you nominate? Are there really undecided voters? WAP: The new version of the Khia classic. Is Kanye's campaign really a plot? No one wants to see a serious Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Sarah Cooper: Bo doesn't get it. The Bruce Lee workout is starting to show results and more...
Packages Running Late, Writing for Vanity Fair & A Fred Hampton Movie Is Coming Soon (Judas and the Black Messiah)
Bomani Jones will contribute to Vanity Fair special issue to hit newsstands September 1.
Q&A: Houston Native Bomani Jones on his career, sports, COVID and hometown fandom. Houston Chronicle. Read it now.
Listen to the Sacramento's ESPN 1320 AM interview with Bomani Jones as they talk issues being brought up by Pac-12 players and Steph Curry.
The basis of the movement is an unprecedented level of conversation across teams, spurred by COVID-19
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A question for Nick Cannon. Bo's apartment decorating tips. Has Verzuz jumped the shark and lots more!
ABC News sits with ESPN’s Bomani Jones to discuss the future of the 2020 baseball season after a surge in COVID-19 cases.
JJ and Tommy sit down with sports journalist and ESPN personality Bomani Jones to talk about the return of sports as the NBA restart nears (04:15). They also discuss why people should be experts in their fields and how athletes can use—and misuse—their platforms (28:08). They also talk about Steph Curry and different ways to … Bomani Jones Stops By The JJ Redick Podcast Read More »
A question for Nick Cannon. Bo's apartment decorating tips. Has Verzuz jumped the shark and lots more!
Bomani Jones, host of "The Right Time with Bomani Jones" on ESPN, gives his thoughts on the NFL's Washington franchise changing the Redskins name and logo. Source: CNN
Howard Bryant joins Bomani to discuss how uncertainty and disorder have effected the country and corporations.
Is Bo more trustworthy now that we can see his hair? We don’t know but he did get a contract extension and he appreciates all the kind words. Versuz: Is 50 dodging T.I. in these streets? We know who Bomani is picking. August Alsina: If you can sing, the world is yours. Has Jada called … T.I. Still Owes Bomani Jones $25 Read More »
Bomani Jones is joined by former Heat Forward Chris Bosh to introduce his newsletter "Last Chip".
Bomani Jones and Domonique Foxworth do a postgame recap of Bo’s debate with Will Cain on the radio, and expand the discussion about race relations in the United States (2:30). Bo shares why he thinks Bubba Wallace deserves props in the face of people calling hoax on him, and the guys discuss the attachment people … THE RIGHT TIME: A Recap of Bo’s Debate with Will Cain Read More »
Bo finally takes off the cap and realizes he loves his hair…..and his shades. Can Bomani laugh at himself? If the jokes are funny. Is Khruangbin the best band in the world? Bomani is not telling anyone to get off social media. You just gotta ignore the low follower accounts. What 3 tracks would you … No Cap Read More »
Josh Levin of Slate talks David Duke and the KKK. He also tells us about the new season of his podcast, Slow Burn. You can hear the Slow Burn podcast here: https://slate.com/podcasts/slow-burn/s4/david-duke #TheRightTime Listen below.
The new back and forth between Le Batard and Bomani. A lot of people dont remember what made Ice Cube famous. Bomani revisists the Death Certificate track list. So what is J. Cole trying to say, bruh? Bomani tells the story of his diss track. The review of the Insecure season finale. Bo asks the chat to save him from himself. Is 8:46 Dave Chapelle's masterpiece? Why Bo won't really tell us how he feels...get in here
The 2nd Wave of Covid, Defunding the police, Run The Jewels & Freddie Gibbs album reviews
Watch the episode Bomani calls probably the best guest spot in #TheRightTime history. Ex-O.J. Simpson Defense and Civil Rights Lawyer Carl E. Douglas joins the show (26:08) to discuss the country's history with policing and why George Floyd's murder has created this moment (26:23).
In hour 4 of The Clubhouse With Kyle Bailey show, Kyle and Smoke discuss all of sports hottest topics with Bo.
People want to know what they can do. Bo explains how the George Floyd protest and BLM march compares to the 1992 LA Riots and the police brutality of Rodney King. Brooklyn is with the shits. We talk protesting in the 'Rona era and much more.
It may be time for Bomani to break out the clippers. Bo asks why be mad at what Michael Porter Jr. had to say about the Minneapolis Police officers. Did “Central Park Karen” get banned for life? And Karen is a slur now? Jimmy Fallon does an incredible Chris Rock. What does it take for Bo to break out in song? The time that Bomani got mistaken for a beggar in NC. Maybe we should stop calling the police for everything little thing. Bo breaks down the top things police officers hate
Bomani stops by The Matt Jones Podcast to discuss whether its problematic for pro athletes to talk politics, the death of baseball and Biden's missteps on The Breakfast Club.
Author and journalist Sam Smith joins for the final installment of The Right Time Book Club on his book "The Jordan Rules", including if he thought it would be controversial when he wrote it, the media's fascination with Michael Jordan, and Jordan's view of Horace Grant as "the snitch" when it came to the book's sourcing (13:48).
Read why Bo says YouTube's Prince and the Revolution concert from March 30, 1985 is the most incredible Prince thing on the internet.
https://www.newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/bomani-jones-on-michael-jordan-the-last-dance-and-activism-in-the-nba
If you’ll listen when tom brady says he’ll play until he’s 45, listen to what he’s saying about a young man who died at 26.” I did a parting shot for @otlonespn.
The Payton-Kemp Sonics were truly dominant at their peak. Then they met the 72-win Bulls | Bulldozed
3x NBA Champion Bulls G and Executive VP/Managing Executive of Wasserman agency basketball division B.J. Armstrong joins for the fourth installment of The Right Time Book Club on Sam Smith's "The Jordan Rules", including how teammates viewed Michael Jordan's leadership style, what kind of effect Phil Jackson had on the team as well as how his POV has changed being involved on the business side of the game (25:01). All that and more!
Bo's dealing with a lingering injury. Happy Birthday Stevie Wonder! Bomani asks what if Stevie could dance? The Black Civil War: Bomani breaks down the happenings in Insecure. The rumblings going on around Boosie kind of sound like a call for social services. The possibilities of the Ludacris vs. Nelly IGLive. Some of the ways that Bo's been keeping himself busy. The future of public gyms and professional bodybuilding. Guess who will be first in line for that shot?
NBA Hall of Famer Joe Dumars joins for the third installment of The Right Time Book Club on Sam Smith's "The Jordan Rules", including why he was Michael Jordan's "toughest defender", whether or not the reputation that the Pistons had back then mattered to him at all and when he thought the Bulls had caught them (17:34).
The company gotta send Bo some stuff so he can do work from the crib and #TEJ has never looked better. Bomani asks what's a long way to really ride on a bike? Socialization while engaging in social distancing. Bomani's bicycle tale from this weekend has a not so happy ending. Do you handle failure or success better? The Ahmaud Arbery video. Bo's working out to get his Bruce Lee-roy on. Will parents still send their kids to karate class? The time when Bomani ran Chris Brown out of the Google Hangout video chat. Who are these new blacks? and more ....
Bomani Jones attempts to name every No. 1 overall NFL Draft pick since 1976! Watch this quarintine pleasing episode of Highly Questionable.
Vinnie Goodwill joins for the second installment of The Right Time Book Club on Sam Smith's "The Jordan Rules", including why the Pistons loomed so large for the Bulls in that time period, the team was able to survive Michael Jordan's wrath to unify and Scottie Pippen's greatness remains so difficult for a Detroit guy like Vinnie to recognize (21:43). All that and more!
Bomani finally found some time to write again. The nuances of being a writer. What Pandemic? Bo tries to remember the last day he had a day off. So you can get a driver's license just with a parent's approval? A Kanye/Mozart comparison. An Insecure new season review. Bo's advice on attire for virtual graduates. Things will get real if we get to the point of a meat shortage. Thoughts on the upcoming Three 6 Mafia vs. Bone Thugs IGLive.
Another feature on The Undefeated by your favorite sports commentator. Read the article https://theundefeated.com/features/where-were-the-questions-before-justin-rohrwasser-was-signed-by-the-patriots/ and comment below.
J.A. Adande joins for the first installment of The Right Time Book Club on Sam Smith's "The Jordan Rules", including why the 90-91 season was so pivotal for Michael Jordan's effect on the league and his will to prove doubters wrong (15:19). Could you win Michael's way? What was Phil Jackson chasing? All that and more!
TONIGHT!!! @bomani_jones stops by #QuarantineNightly to discuss what sports may look like after all of this, and we discuss the “what-ifs” surrounding D-Rose’s career. 8pm EST wherever you get your podcasts!!! SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT, & RATEhttps://t.co/GKL19NCmHz pic.twitter.com/Bn3QCvl3ep — ? (@MouseJones) April 23, 2020
Bo can’t get comfortable and his building is on lockdown. The new elevator rules and Bomani ponders all the other things that this Rona has stopped. Corona virus causing strokes too now. The Babyface vs. Teddy Riley’s old man battle. Are you gonna be in line for the vaccine?
Bomani Jones recaps the first set of episodes from "The Last Dance", including how the ability or lack thereof between Michael Jordan, Jerry Krause, Scottie Pippen, and Phil Jackson to coexist like "a group project in school" hits differently for each of them (1:40). Bo also touches on why people are too hard on the NFL right now for trying to put on a virtual draft (32:15). Plus, Ethan Sherwood Strauss of The Athletic stops by to discuss his book "The Victory Machine: The Making and Unmaking of the Warriors Dynasty" (36:30).
Bomani Jones and comedian Roy Wood Jr. from The Daily Show laugh about homeschooling kids
So like whatcha been up to? Bo has problems with those who aint staying home. The real point of staying inside. Balancing the individual versus the greater good. The problem with the coronavirus spring breakers and their parents! Scott Storch versus Mannie Fresh. But where are all the rap battles right now? Is there any worse place to be at the moment than the barber shop. Will the coronavirus results in more divorces or newborns? Bomani’s review of Tiger King and the height of white privilege. That Lil Dicky dude can rap though. Why Bomani will never take a cruise. The N95 Mask FBI raid.
Dan asks how Aroldis Chapman got that swole, but @bomani_jones wants to know why he's sitting so close to people?! ?
Bomani Jones and former show producer Shannon Penn discuss the technical competency of teachers as they give virtual instruction to elementary school children (2:30), teams not giving back to COVID-19 support in proportion with their overall net worth (18:21), how the situation affects Dak Prescott's contract negotiations (27:12) and how underappreciated Cam Newton was during his time with the Panthers (32:50).
Has anyone else noticed that you have to do a lot more work when working from home? Bomani admits he was late on Jay Electronica and he's not really impressed. What's up the stairs? More underrated inventions. Those IG Live sessions are a hit! Bo's not trying to be on the subway right about now. Is it a wrap for Mr, Gillum? Bo practices social distancing...on an elevator. Can someone please turn the money back on? Gotta stretch the legs and more .
Bomani Jones and SB Nation's Spencer Hall talk the attire of head football coaches in light of people refusing to wear work clothes remotely
Bomani Jones chats it up with Domonique Foxworth on the NFL's CBA, Tom Brady's next destination and more.
Bomani Jones and Taylor Rooks of Bleacher Report chat about Season 2 of her show "Take It There" .
Bo wants to know if everyone's getting nervous about the coronavirus (covid19) now? And how do you know if you've got it? What's the purpose of the mask? The end of High Noon. Can we really retire "The Thong Song"? Bomani breaks down the youth dying in today's hip hop industry. GAYLEGATE: Snoop might be watching his pockets.
Bomani recalls being stopped and fisked in 2007. More subway tales. Hear his thoughts on the Corona-virus and more
Bomani discusses Snoop Dogg’s comments on Gayle King, hear it now on the Dan Le Batard with Stugotz podcast. MORE:
Bomani and ESPN's Howard Bryant discuss his newest book, "Full Dissidence: Notes from an Uneven Playing Field". They dish on the inspiration for the book
"It was very clear, that at least for that city, this wasn't just about some dogs. This was about a whole lot more." Bomani Jones on the role race played in the Michael Vick case.
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
mani is featured in the latest installment of ESPN series ’30 for 30′. The new two-part documentary provides an in-depth look on the rise, fall and second act career of former NFL quarterback Michael Vick.
Bo breaks down his CNN appearance to discuss Kobe Bryant and his green room experience. Is anyone else just feeling really worn out? They charging how much for beef patties at the Super Bowl? Bomani's take on Terry Crews. Most 25 year olds are morons. Coronavirus out here getting people.
“He's the one guy we knock for trying to be like Jordan in a league full of dudes influenced by Jordan.”
Bomani shares his thoughts on the loss of Lakers and basketball legend Kobe Bryant who passed away on Sunday along with his 13-year old daughter Gianna and 7 others in a helicopter crash in Los Angeles.
Dan Wetzel of Yahoo! Sports joins to discuss the Netflix documentary he executive produced "Killer Inside: The Mind of Hernandez"
When is it time to stop saying “Happy New Year”? Prince Harry is the definition of risking it all and more…
“I learned so much about building a community around content from Tom Joyner. That show was so good at finding commonality within a diverse audience — yes, there is diversity within Blackness — and serving many wants and needs simultaneously. It’s hard to be entertaining, informative and educational without ever talking down to your audience. … Tom Joyner, radio icon retiring after 25 years on air Read More »
Apparently it is ok to say Merry Christmas again! Bomani is all for cutting down on fare evasion on the subway. However sneaking on the subway aint like sneaking into Disney World. Who would've thought that Lizzo would ever be this polarizing?
Rapper Fat Joe joins The Right Time with Bomani Jones to talk about his latest (and possibly final) album.
Knew it was gonna snow, but its only December 2. A compare and contrast of Winters in NYC versus Miami. These Uber drivers have no business out here driving in the elements. Was Drake really the first successful rapper/singer? Bomani's no spoilers "Queen and Slim" review. Bo's tells the story about his Uber driver who couldn't read. Why a train ride from New York to Chicago is not an efficient mode of travel. Bo is all in on "The Irishman" The implausibility of calling "Subterranean Homesick Blues" the first rap song and more...
You gotta bust a move on the subway. Bomani's run in with T'Challa at the office. Why are the Africans on Law & Order never Africans? Yes, Dre is really remixing "Jesus Is King". Bo discusses the importance and impact of 2001 on the 20th anniversary of its initial release. Apparently Ari Lennox is mad, and a lot of y'all ain't here for the Lizzo album.
The Making of ESPN's Most Honest Personality. Read this interview by Vassar College publication, The Miscellany News.
Author Dan Piepenbring shares how he got the job of helping Prince write his memoir "The Beautiful Ones" (1:00). Where did they begin (7:10)? He and Bomani discuss the way in which Prince wanted to address race as a theme in the book (13:54), what surprised him about writing the book (18:05), how difficult the process was (22:08), what they weren't able to get into in before his passing (26:45), their favorite Prince records (33:05), how he feels now that the book has been released (43:36) and more.
DJ Premier of Gang Starr joins Bomani to chat about his upbringing in Houston, moving to New York, meeting MC Guru and joining his group as the DJ , developing his own style as a producer\, the working friendship he's developed with Dr. Dre
Bomani is guest hosting on the Morning show on Hot 97 tomorrow morning. Things you stop noticing when regularly riding the subway in NYC & the benefits of the police riding on the subway with you. Bo’s list of classic black comedies. Cutting in line is bigger than a chicken sandwich and could get you … Bomani Hosts Ebro In The Morning on Hot 97 Tomorrow Read More »
View this post on Instagram wanna thank the good folks at @vassarcollege for having me out. special thanks to justin patch, the department of africana studies and the athletic department, and everyone who turned out. A post shared by bomani jones (@bomani_jones) on Oct 31, 2019 at 9:50am PDT Read the Vassar Interview
Joel Anderson of Slate joins Bomani to chat about his new project “Slow Burn” Season 3: the unsolved murders of Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G. (0:29). They dish on episode one, which centers on the night that Tupac got shot five times in a New York recording studio. Also, where the rest of the series could end up and the problematic nature of that time in rap music. You can find it all here: https://slate.com/podcasts/slow-burn/s3/biggie-and-tupac. Plus, Joel’s TCU beat Bo’s Texas, so that needed to be addressed (41:57).
Bomani and Gucci. Gucci called Angela Yee what now? When would Bo expect Pablo to stick up for him? Is Bomani listening to country music now? The Morris Day biography. Bomani breaks down the differences between his interviews and his “conversations” on the job and why each has its merits. OJ Simpson and more…… … I Got In This Business To Talk Read More »
Bomani sits with Sports Illustrated Media Podcast to discuss topics like why he being too smart isn’t good television, why he loves radio more than any other form of media, what the NBA/China controversy was really about, where LeBron stands now, why the media hasn’t been on the Tyler Skaggs story, Eddie Murphy’s return, whether … INTERVIEW: Sports Illustrated Media Podcast Read More »
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Vinnie Goodwill of Yahoo! Sports joins Bo as the NBA season kicks off. Who's going to win it all this year (1:06)? Vinnie was at Celtics-Sixers Wednesday night and sizes up the both of their chances (6:34). Plus, breaking down the "steeze" of Tyler Herro and the credentials of this Heat team (13:40), if Giannis can take another leap this year (21:44), if Kyrie and Durant will mesh (29:43), what the Lakers need to do to contend for the title (37:19), whether or not Russell Westbrook's "cooked" (47:23) as well as much more.
Rapper Gucci Mane joins Bomani to chat about his new album "Woptober II" which drops on October 18th. They dish on what led him to the rap game (4:05), who influenced him early on (14:00), the process behind writing his autobiography (17:38), who he worked with on the new album (20:29), what he's learned from the record industry and how he can pass it on to other rappers coming up (23:34).
Author Bassey Ikpi joins Bomani to chat about her new book "I'm Telling The Truth But I'm Lying", which is a collection of essays about her road to diagnosis for Bipolar II. She discusses the experiences that she chronicles in the book (4:45), awareness in society of mental health issues (13:15), the reaction that she's received publicly after sharing her story (24:19), how writing about family and friends has been received (44:53) as well as her next steps (52:00).
BET: ESPN’s Bomani Jones And Pablo Torre On Race And Representation Bomani Jones and Pablo Torre sit down with BET to share their experiences as television hosts of the popular ESPN studio show, High Noon. Check out this insightful interview as they break down minority representation in the industry and the future of media. There … BET: ESPN’s Bomani Jones And Pablo Torre On Race And Representation Read More »
Bulls Center Wendell Carter joins Bomani to chat about getting paid like a professional (2:25), his mom speaking out about his situation at Duke (6:02), what he's looking forward to this season (8:58) and the differences between playing for Jim Boylen and Coach K (11:17). Plus, growing up in Atlanta (15:40), when he thought he had a future in the NBA (20:13), the Gucci-Wakanda fit he wore for the NBA Draft (22:13), getting settled in Chicago with his parents around (24:32) and more.
FED UP: Kids heading Global Warming Protests. Don’t ask stupid questions. Is Bo coming for short people? He clears the air. Kanye’s sunday service and its impact. Is Kanye using God’s name to make money? The Amber Guyger case. Tekashi69: Can he survive this? Hear about Bomani’s lost interview, cancel culture comediennes
Rapper and entertainer extraordinaire Danny Brown chats with Bomani about getting started in rap, teaching inmates how to rap during the time he spent in prison, his new single "Best Life" from the forthcoming album "uknowhatimsayin?"
Listen to Bomani's conversation with SLATE What's Next. Hear his thoughts about existing NCAA rules and California lawmakers just passed bill that would allow collegiate athletes to profit off their name, likeness, and image.
African-America day in Harlem with t-shirts included. Bomani runs into suspect characters uptown. Oh! Tekashi69 is snitchin for real. Find out which music legends other than Miles Davis had more than one classic period. Why Bomani feels he's truly not a revolutionary. Bo shares his story of helping out people from North Carolina lost in New York. The time when Hank Aaron meant nothing to Bomani. SNL's runs a bad play in an effort to appeal to conservatives. Why metal detectors at schools might not be the answer: whether it be a "black" school or a "white" school. Live and let live when it comes to the topic of religion. A breakdown of The Warmth of Other Suns. How was it obvious? Wow, did you know when Corn Pops hit the scene? Bo's not going to wait around for you to recognize him. The most common misconception about HBCUs. Can Nas really replace Guru and more .
Is there anybody at their best that is better than 3000? But dont miss the point with Big Boi. Bomani reminisces on the state of ATL hip hip in the 90's and the rise of Outkast on the 25 year anniversary of Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik. Bo reminds us of the time he got into it with Talib Kweli. Of course Kevin Hart made it a thing with Lil Nas X but also made himself look silly. Why you don't spend $120k that magically shows up in your bank account. Bomani breaks down the world of long distance calling pre-cellphones. and more..
Bomani and Spencer Hall of SB Nation dish on what intrigues them about the CFB season, including Georgia Tech transitioning off of the triple option offense (1:20), just how Clemson became a national power and remains as such (6:42), what it would take for Nick Saban to be on the hotseat (22:24), the future for Urban Meyer as it relates to USC/Notre Dame (30:09) as well as much more.
It's the Book Club Finale! Bomani dishes on why you shouldn't have an issue with Andrew Luck's decision to retire (0:40) and if Dwight Howard's second chance with the Lakers will be a success (18:14). He also has a laugh at the fiction that is the rivalry between Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova (29:12). Plus, in the finale of The Right Time Book Club, author Mike Freeman covers how the message of his book resonates today as well as the most interesting bit of information he came across during his research (41:23).
Bomani appreciates all the birthday wishes. Especially the one from Ice T & puts out a petition that nows the time to get him on any 40 under 40 lists. Rick Ross stays relavent because his music stays banging. Is it a lie if you really dont expect anyone to believe it? Find out what comedian makes Bo skip business meetings. Bomani shares his first memories of ATLiens (and his first car) on the anniversary of its release. A review of the new Little Brother album. Fast food restaurant nightmares. Walking through the mall with your work uniform on. Bomani's advice to college freshmen. Yes Bo has tried the new chicken sandwich! and more...
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Joel Anderson of Slate joins Bomani to talk about his claim that he was the "fastest 10-year old in America" in 1988 (3:30). Plus, their disdain for internet "lists" in the context of the "Top 50 Rappers" list that has set Twitter alight (8:57) as well as the NCAA's new rule change about the eligibility of agents that some are calling the "Rich Paul rule" (28:47).
Bomani and 8 kids in a elevator... find out what happens next. Why do people argue about music? Is Joe Budden on your Top 3 Best Rapper list? Bomani talks sharing radio speakers with your parents. Do you know your rap history? Hear why Bomani says KRS-One is not to be ignored! What gangster rap was and is POST Biggie. RIP Tony Morrison. LET'S CELEBRATE: It's the 17th Anniversary of album, The Fix by Scarface. Are the recent shootings keeping Bo indoors?..and more..
Bomani chats with White Sox SS Tim Anderson about the grind of a baseball season (0:46), pivoting to baseball after playing basketball growing up (1:44), his passion for the game (2:50), the goals he had growing up in Tuscaloosa (6:44), playing in the minor leagues (10:10), moving to Chicago (11:52), expressing himself on the field and inspiring young kids (12:44), what can MLB do to improve marketing/branding for MLB players (21:10), how he can improve his game (23:18) as well as his response to getting suspended back in May (25:27).
In Part 2 of The Right Time Book Club, Bomani and Lonnae O’Neal discuss the middle of Mike Freeman’s book “Jim Brown: The Fierce Life of an American Hero”, including Brown’s complicated history with women (48:58)
Watch tomorrow for Day 2 of The Right Time Summer Book Club: Join the conversation #TheRightTimeBookClub #TheRightTime
Bomani and Domonique Foxworth of The Undefeated dish on reports of Adrian Peterson's recent financial woes (6:23), including stories of trusting financial advisors/agents as well as how much of a role the NFL Players Association should have in offering support to players across the league (11:13). Plus, Jalen Ramsey makes a scene at training camp over securing the deal he desires (22:00), why defensive players are "wired" differently (33:20) as well as whether or not it is okay to dunk on your children (43:15).
Bomani is joined by the rapper Big K.R.I.T. to dish on his new album "K.R.I.T. iz Here" which is available now. He dishes on operating separate as an artist from a label post his split with Def Jam (0:55), building his brand independently via "Multi Alumni" (7:45), the "nitty gritty" of producing others like Bun B (19:30), letting go of creative control on his own album (29:24), his passion for old-school vinyl records (38:29), what his next move is (41:37) and more
Left hand dap, National expulsion by President Trump, How do you know someone is racist?, Bomani's Faceapp, Run up and Get Done Up: Storming Area 51, Thug life cookies, Is R. Kelly dunzo?..and much more.
Bomani welcomes back former The Right Time producer Shannon Penn for a therapy session about the New York Knicks (0:45), including missing out on Durant/Kyrie to the Nets and how it changes the dynamic between the two fanbases. Is it time to jump ship if you love the Knicks? Plus, how Kawhi to the Clippers alters what is possible for the landscape of the NBA (33:26) and when it makes sense to speak up about your one-time claim to fame (49:26).
Bo returns from vacay. Hear about his visit to Amsterdam and a beach full of rocks. The leather car. His experience with earthquakes in California. Freddie Gibbs and Madlib latest projects, Blue Bell Fiasco. Is Earthgang the second coming of Outkast? KICKED OUT STARBUCKS:Can cops eat free or nah? and more.
Bomani shares his thoughts on retiring ESPN anchor Bob Ley, the man he credits with his success. coolest man at the operation. in many ways, outside the lines jumped my career off, largely due to the indulgence of bob ley. https://t.co/XXFzP73LlU — bomani (@bomani_jones) June 26, 2019 “..coolest man at the operation. in many ways, … Bob Ley: The Coolest Man At The Operation Read More »
The club is summer ready with a fascinating read about the greatest football player of all time. Bo is reading, Jim Brown: The Fierce Life Of An American Hero by Mike Freeman.Every chapter covers a distinct phase spanning decades in Brown's life and career. Listen to Day 1 of The Right Time with Bomani Jones summer book series.
Watch tomorrow for Day 1 of The Right Time Summer Book Club: Join the conversation #TheRightTimeBookClub #TheRightTime
Bomani is joined by Vincent Goodwill of Yahoo! Sports to expand upon his Rockets story, including whether or not Chris Paul is the only one that should be trying to leave Houston (7:26). Plus, the guys wonder who will go where in free agency (38:08) and discuss the Anthony Davis trade (49:29), but first have to talk about Vincent's "Bad Boys" t-shirt (0:55).
Bomani Jones is featured in the latest issue of The New Yorker Magazine. Share your thoughts!
Bomani answers your questions. Watch Bo’s sit down with WNYC New York Public Radio host Rebecca Carroll to talk about his journey into the audio platform as part of Black Icons of Podcasting, a limited series with some of the podcasting world’s most influential Black hosts and producers. Enjoy!
Bomani is joined by Marcus Thompson of The Athletic to weigh in on the emotional response in and around the Warriors to Kevin Durant's injury (3:29) as well how the city of Oakland feels about the team leaving town (22:28). Plus, they have a conversation about the difficulties behind landing a job in the front office of an NBA team if you are a person of color (45:13).
The creepy fan waiting at the door. Salt or sugar on your grits? Find out the last time Bo stepped foot into a church? Is arrogance born or acquired? Why is Cornel West going at Candice Owens? Uber helicopters…and more.
Bomani chats with documentarian Johnny Sweet about his film "Quiet Storm: The Ron Artest Story". They discuss Ron's upbringing in the Queensbridge projects of NYC (4:05), his development as a high school player (6:45), his time at St. John's (8:50), the brief point he worked for Circuit City (14:30), the story behind the "Malice at the Palace" (16:40), Artest's domestic violence arrest (25:50) and how he dealt with mental health issues (28:45). Plus, the part that music played in the film (39:22) and what didn't end up making it in that he wishes would have (45:35).
Join the conversation! 3 shows, 3 contributors, 3 months // Summer Book Club Selection: @mikefreemanNFL's Jim Brown: The Fierce Life Of An American Hero #TheRightTimeBookClub #TheRightTime
Does Bomani care about those who doubted him? Read before going to class. Bo’s tips to stay motivated. A lil question for Lil Nas X. The career growth of Central Park 5 Investigator Linda Fairstein. Women being called Auntie (or better Aintee). The time Bomani saw President Obama in person…and more.
Bomani sits down with WNYC New York Public Radio host Rebecca Carroll to talk about his journey into the audio platform as part of Black Icons of Podcasting, a limited series with some of the podcasting world’s most influential Black hosts and producers. Get all of your questions answered. Tea will be spilled. Trailblazers celebrated. … Black Icons of Podcasting | The Greene Space | June 17, 2019 Read More »
Bomani welcomes Taylor Rooks of Bleacher Report for a wide-ranging conversation including Uber etiquette (1:19), her show "Take It There" on the BR App (9:08) and the best interviews she's done for it (19:50), how she got started in the industry (12:17) as well as how Bomani offering up how he got started (27:59). Plus, dealing with negativity on social and realizing her "celebrity" (30:13) in addition to who they think their core audience is (38:28). Do Bo and Taylor have a "type"? They tell (49:32).
Bomani is joined by NASCAR driver Darrell “Bubba” Wallace Jr. to discuss driving for Richard Petty Motorsports No. 43 (:43), opening up about hard times (21:36), being the only relevant African American NASCAR driver at this time (30:00), his appreciation for heavy metal and playing the drums (40:23) and much more.
A fresh pair feels right. DEGREES OF DEBT: What happens when you stop paying your student loans? MOREHOUSE DEBT PAID: Is charity bad? How to meet new people in new cities. The living person Bomani most wants to interview. Alcohol can make you do some unbelievable things. LOYD: What the hell is Moby's problem? Lil Nas X could be broke soon…and more.
Bomani welcomes Houston native and rapper Bun B to the show to chat about Houston sports (0:47), including the Rockets' tough loss to the Warriors. They discuss their friendship and how he's responded to a recent home invasion (7:20). Plus, they delve into his career musically, including UGK and beyond (12:30). Does he have anything left that he'd like to do in the game after playing in some of the biggest arenas with the biggest acts in the world? Also what it's like to be a grandfather now (42:54).
That time I was catfished. The story of Bomani's twin, Patrice. ETHOS: Cooperative Capitalism & The Wu-Tang Clan. Bo's observations so far regarding the 2020 Democratic candidates.
Bomani welcomes Mina Kimes back for a special combo edition of The Right Time and The Mina Kimes Show featuring Lenny to dish on her Zion Williamson piece (0:57), including why he didn't play football (9:10). Plus, the complicating factors of how the NFL should handle Tyreek Hill (19:42) as well as Richard Sherman's comments on Nick Bosa's tweets (39:10). Mina and Bo take questions from her mailbag (51:17) and her dog Lenny asks Bo whether or not he gets paid to tweet (57:45).
Bomani welcomes former The Right Time producer and resident Giants fan Shannon Penn back to the program to recap of the issues with the franchise, including Odell, Eli, Landon Collins and Daniel Jones (2:08). Plus, excitement for the Knicks this upcoming offseason and how that plays into Kevin Durant’s performance for the Warriors in the … THE RIGHT TIME: Shannon Penn Read More »
Offset Smacks Phone Out of Fan's Hand, Imminent Domain: Jay-Z faces capitalist backlash, Scientology Ship Quarantined in St. Lucia After Measles Diagnosis, James Holzhauer scores another victory, tied for second-longest winning streak on 'Jeopardy!', Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh's leave creates suspicion, Facebook's secret crush.
Bomani welcomes rapper and L.A. native ScHoolboy Q to the show to discuss his new album that drops this week “CrasH Talk” (3:41), the passing of his friend and iconic local rapper Nipsey Hussle (9:00), the problematic nature of tribute records and social media stunting when someone passes away (11:49) as well as how fans … THE RIGHT TIME: ScHooolboy Q Read More »
The Right Time comes a day early, because, MAGIC. Bomani welcomes former comedy colleagues Roy Wood Jr. of Comedy Central and ESPN golf analyst Michael Collins to talk about Johnson’s shock resignation as president of the Lakers (1:58), Dirk Nowitzki and Dwyane Wades’ final games before retirement (14:44) as well as this weekend’s Masters tournament … Michael Collins & Roy Wood Jr. Read More »
Bomani welcomes New Orleans native and rapper Juvenile to The Right Time. They discuss whether or not he’s recovered from the Saints’ loss in the NFC Championship (1:11), his favorite thing about New Orleans (2:37), his new project “Just Another Gangsta” with Birdman (4:55) and historic works of his (11:43) including “back that a** up” … THE RIGHT TIME: Rapper Juvenile Read More »
Bomani stopped by Ebro in the Morning to discuss his thoughts on the NCAA tournament, Zion Williamson, whether college athletes should get paid, the mixing of sports and politics, Kaepernick, and his journey. Watch the full conversation below. source
Even those minimally invested in Kap’s cause, or simply interested in the continuing saga, want to know more..
Best Of: Bomani Jones Bomani visits The Dan Lebatard Show with Stugotz. On today’s show, what’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Download » Archive » Apple Podcasts »
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A lesson on how to do Halloween: pic.twitter.com/Wz5sXQXszE — HIGH NOON (@HIGHNOONonESPN) October 31, 2018 RUSH HOUR: Bomani Jones as “Black Jackie Chan” and Pablo Torre as “Asian Chris Tucker”
Bomani Jones and Pablo S. Torre break down the NBA’s biggest dramas.Find out what 30 prestige league television moments made the list. This story appears in ESPN The Magazine’s NBA Preview issue. Subscribe today! Watch Pablo S. Torre and Bomani Jones debate hoops every day on “High Noon.”
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Bomani speaks to The Wrap giving his take on the podcast craze, social issues invading sports and more.
Another feature on The Undefeated by your favorite sports commentator. Bo says The question of why the QB doesn’t yet have a team isn’t just about X’s and O’s either.Read the article https://theundefeated.com/features/colin-kaepernick-is-called-a-distraction-but-from-what/ and comment below.
Bomani explores how the use structure in everything you do allows the freedom to create anything you want. In this 15 min video, Bomani decodes an inspiring and liberating structure for success. Dive in to learn some important life lessons that have helped him along the way. Watch the TEDx event, share and comment below: … Flashback: The Freedom of Structure | TEDx TALK Read More »
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Bomani Jones discusses making #14 on The Root 100 list and the infamous t-shirt that caused turbulence on an airplane. Enjoy, share and comment below. source Special thanks to @desusandmero @VICELAND
REAL TALK WITH GOOD INTENTIONS. Learn more about the passionate and tenacious career of Bomani Jones, an honoree of the 2016 The Root 100. Source: The Root
Photo: Derrick Davis/The Root The Root’s annual list of the most influential African Americans in the fields of business, science, politics, technology, social justice, sports and entertainment is here. Our very own, Bomani Jones has been recognized with this coveted honor for his accomplishments in media. Thank you for your votes. Well done Bo. Read … The Root 100: FACEWALL 2016 Read More »
Bomani Jones joins ESPN’s Mike and Mike to discuss the larger issue with society being easily offended with QB Colin Kaepernick’s actions and not listening to his message. See it now
Bomani Jones takes an intimate look at the Colin Kaepernick national anthem controversy. Read More
NFL QB sparks controversy over sit-out ESPN’s Bomani Jones joins MSNBC Live to discuss the controversy over 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s protest before a recent game. An insightful look at that use of boycotting in sports. Source
Bomani Jones reflects on the lives of Muhammad Ali and O.J. Simpson Bomani Jones joins the Dan Patrick Show to discuss the diverging paths of Muhammad Ali and O.J. Simpson. NBC Sports http://www.nbcsports.com/video/bomani-jones-reflects-lives-muhammad-ali-and-oj-simpson
Prince is dead. It sounds implausible, even in a world where the only kinds of people are those who will die and those who already have. But if there were two types of people on the planet, Prince always seemed to belong to a third. And now he’s done the only ordinary thing any of … Why There Will Never Be Another Prince. Read More »
By Bomani Jones All four of Kanye West’s solo albums since 2008 have elicited the same question: What’s wrong with this guy? We could figure it out when he released 808s and Heartbreak, as he was kind enough to put the answer in the title. Everything since has spurred reactions ranging from psychoanalysis to … Why Do We Care So Much About What’s Wrong with Kanye? Read More »
There is nothing more attractive about a musician than audacity. We give our stars the freedom to do pretty much whatever they want, so long as they please us. The irony of that trade is they often become musically safe in order to protect the spoils that come with stardom. Bowie stunned us with his … BOWIE: ‘HEROES,’ HEAVENLY BODIES AND DAVID BOWIE’S UNTOUCHABLE BRILLIANCE Read More »
I’m going to Atlanta to see OutKast because I’ll never see them live again. That’s why my best friend from growing up is flying in from Houston and my road dogs from North Carolina are making the trip. It’s why I bought as many tickets as I could whenever they were available, just to make … Is This the End of OutKast, the Greatest Duo in Rap History? Read More »
It’s been a slow death for the legend of Bill Cosby. As allegations of sexual assault — decades-old claims that are now being treated with appropriate gravity — envelop the 77-year-old Cosby, it’s easy to forget it’s been nearly 20 years since the Autumn Jackson trial showed us that America’s Dad might have been a … The Death of Bill Cosby’s Legacy Read More »
It’s been a slow death for the legend of Bill Cosby. As allegations of sexual assault — decades-old claims that are now being treated with appropriate gravity — envelop the 77-year-old Cosby, it’s easy to forget it’s been nearly 20 years since the Autumn Jackson trial showed us that America’s Dad might have been a … The Death of Bill Cosby’s Legacy Read More »
It was good to see Nicki Minaj at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards. Of course, she was riding shotgun on “Bang Bang,” even though the video for “Anaconda” has become an instant sensation. Minaj shared the stage with Ariana Grande and Jessie J. while Iggy Azalea—whose hit “Fancy” seems destined to be the “Ice … The Tragedy of Whitewashing Hip Hop Read More »
SportsCenter’s Linda Cohn was kind enough to invite me to stop by her podcast, “Listen Closely with Linda Cohn.” We had a chance to talk about all that went on in the sports world that week, plus the disturbing things I see regularly directed toward women on social media. Check it out here.
Bomani Jones and J.A. Adande talk game one Heat vs. Spurs game one on TrueHoop TV. Bomani Jones, J.A. Adande and Henry Abbott talk NBA Finals game two on TrueHoop TV.
Alfred, Marcus and Nate chat with Bomani Jones about The Masters, Kobe Bryant, the lack of minority voices in the journalism industry and what’s in store for his future. [audio:http://theeveningjones.com/podcast/KingsofSportsEp5.mp3|titles=Kings of Sports – 04.15.13]
Should student-athletes be getting paid? Bomani Jones and Doug Gottlieb weigh in on Longhorn Extra.
Bomani Jones speaks with students and faculty of the Kinder Institute for Urban Research at Rice University. They discussed William C. Rhoden’s book “40 Million Dollar Slaves: The Rise, Fall and Redemption of the Black Athete”.
Bomani Jones has been named one of the 7 Young HBCU Alumni To Watch in 2013 by The Huffington Post. Bomani joins Francena McCorory, Kellie Wells, Craig Stokes, Aerial Ellis, Colen Wiley, Nicholas M. Perkins, and Isaac Redman. It’s awesome to see HuffPo recognize the big year that Jones is going to have in 2013.
From an interview conducted in 2008, Bomani Jones speaks with Jim Brown about sports and gang culture. We decided to bring this back out after Serena Williams’ crip walk celebration after winning the women’s single gold medal. [audio:http://www.theeveningjones.com/audio/071808jimbrown.mp3|titles=Jim Brown Interview – Gangs and Sports]