The Jim Rome Show

The Jim Rome Show is a sports radio talk show based in Los Angeles, and hosted by Jim Rome. It airs three hours live each weekday from 9am to 12pm Pacific time. It has been syndicated by Premiere Radio Networks, the programming arm of Clear Channel Communications, since 1996, and can be heard on more than 180 radio stations in the United States and Canada.

Guest Hosts

To ensure live content on days when Jim is on vacation, the show is hosted by a rotating stable of guest hosts, including:

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• Sportswriter Skip Bayless
• Boxing/Olympic analyst Jim Lampley
• Author and columnist John Feinstein
• Former ESPN anchor and current NFL Network personality Rich Eisen
• Blind Date host Roger Lodge
• Fox Sports Radio personality Andrew Siciliano (from The Morning Extravaganza along with David Stein and Krystal Fernandez.)
• Pop culturists Randy and Jason Sklar (from the ESPN Classic program Cheap Seats)
• Comedian Jay Mohr
• Premiere Radio Networks has virtually banned Mohr from further guest-hosting following a controversial 2004 appearance in which Mohr made vulgar references to the recently-deceased Ronald Reagan and toward Muhammad Ali's battle with Parkinson's Disease. Listeners and affiliates alike called Premiere to complain about Mohr's comments, and in turn, he was asked to refrain from accepting the offer to guest host the show in the future.

On national holidays (Christmas, Thanksgiving, Independence Day, Labor Day, etc.), a pre-recorded "Best of The Jim Rome Show" is aired, hosted by Jim's producer, Travis Rodgers.

Related Topics:
Holidays - Thanksgiving - Independence Day - Labor Day

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