Katie Nolan is a dynamic sports media personality whose career spans across television hosting, podcasting, and comedic content creation for brands like Fox Sports, ESPN, and SiriusXM.
Katie Nolan hosts the podcast 'Casuals' twice a week and launched a new daily fan-focused show, 'Fan Service with Katie Nolan', where she welcomes more fans into sports and interacts with the community in real time.
Katie Nolan joined ESPN in 2017 after a successful stint with Fox Sports 1. She hosted 'Sports? With Katie Nolan' podcast and 'Always Late with Katie Nolan' on ESPN2, contributing to various ESPN studio programming and digital content.
Katie Nolan has been a commentator for Apple TV+'s 'Friday Night Baseball', joining the broadcast team starting in April 2022 for a one-season experiment.
Katie Nolan created short-form content at NBC Sports and joined NBC Olympics in time for the 2022 Winter Olympics.
In December 2015, Nolan teamed up with United Airlines for a new web-based series of videos titled 'Big Metal Bird,' which explained some of the inner workings of various facets of United Airlines, such as the baggage handling system.
Katie Nolan was born on January 28, 1987, in Boston, Massachusetts. Her early life included a notable achievement in rhythmic gymnastics, winning two gold medals at the Junior Olympics in 1997. She pursued higher education at Hofstra University, graduating in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations and a minor in Dance. Nolan began her career in media in 2011, initially working at the White Horse Tavern in Boston and simultaneously launching a blog focused on pop culture and news. This early work laid the foundation for her entry into sports media, where she soon gained recognition for her distinctive voice and humorous approach.
Nolan’s breakthrough in sports media came with Fox Sports, where she joined as a digital correspondent for “Crowd Goes Wild” in August 2013. She hosted the web series “No Filter with Katie Nolan,” which gained significant attention, particularly for her commentary on the Ray Rice domestic violence incident in 2014, praised by multiple media outlets including The New York Times. Her tenure at Fox Sports included hosting “Garbage Time with Katie Nolan” from March 2015 to February 2017, a show that earned a Sports Emmy for ‘Outstanding Social TV Experience’ in 2016. She also hosted “NFL Films Presents” starting in September 2016 and served as the social media reporter for Super Bowl LI. After leaving Fox Sports in September 2017, Nolan moved to ESPN, beginning a new chapter in her career.
At ESPN, Nolan expanded her presence across various platforms, appearing on “Highly Questionable” and “The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz.” She launched the “Sports? with Katie Nolan” podcast and the ESPN+ series “Always Late with Katie Nolan” in 2018, which later moved to ESPN2 and the ESPN app. “Always Late” was nominated for Sports Emmy Awards in 2019 and 2020. Her association with ESPN concluded in September 2021. Nolan has since continued to evolve her career, joining SiriusXM in January 2025 to host the podcast “Casuals” and later “Fan Service with Katie Nolan,” focusing on fan engagement. Her career also includes contributions to NBC Olympics for the 2022 Winter Olympics and Apple TV+’s “Friday Night Baseball” broadcast team in 2022, as well as appearances on Comedy Central’s “Drunk History” and “Celebrity Jeopardy!”.
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