Katie Nolan

Katie Nolan is a prominent American sports media personality known for her engaging and humorous approach to sports commentary. She began her career in 2011 while bartending in Boston, where she launched her blog “Bitches Can’t Hang,” which focused on pop culture and sports news. This led to her role at Guyism, where she produced and hosted the YouTube series “Guyism Speed Round,” showcasing her talent for delivering comedic commentary in a style reminiscent of Saturday Night Live’s Weekend Update. Her unique voice quickly garnered attention, paving the way for her future endeavors.

In 2013, Nolan joined Fox Sports 1 as a digital correspondent for “Crowd Goes Wild,” hosted by Regis Philbin. She also hosted the web series “No Filter with Katie Nolan,” where her insightful commentary on significant sports events, including a notable piece on the Ray Rice incident, received widespread acclaim. Her show “Garbage Time with Katie Nolan” premiered in 2015 and won a Sports Emmy Award in 2016 for ‘Outstanding Social TV Experience,’ solidifying her reputation as a leading voice in sports media.

After leaving Fox Sports in 2017, Nolan joined ESPN, where she made her mark as a guest panelist on “Highly Questionable” and launched her podcast “Sports? with Katie Nolan.” Her ESPN+ series “Always Late with Katie Nolan” debuted in 2018, further showcasing her comedic talents and ability to connect with audiences. Although the show was canceled in 2020, Nolan’s impact on sports media continued to grow.

In addition to her television work, Nolan has contributed to NBC Olympics and Apple TV’s “Friday Night Baseball.” Her recent appearance as a contestant on “Celebrity Jeopardy!” in 2024 highlights her versatility and broad appeal. With a career characterized by innovation and humor, Katie Nolan remains a significant figure in sports media, captivating audiences with her candid commentary and engaging personality.