A quarter of a century later, Jim Rome’s voice is heard on 300+ stations.   Throughout his weekday three-hour show, Rome welcomes his loyal fans, known as “Clones,” to “The Jungle” as he offers his views on the day’s latest sports headlines and interviews players, coaches and prominent sports figures.  Jim Rome was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 2019.    

A one-hour highlight version of the show, titled “Jim Rome’s Daily Jungle,” is available as a daily podcast.   Jim Rome makes two more podcasts each week, The Jim Rome Podcast is a long form interview podcast.   The Reinvention Project with Jim Rome is an additional podcast creation, giving focus to Jim Rome’s own reinvention effort and investigation.  

A highly respected voice in the world of sports broadcasting, Rome is one of the leading opinion-makers of his generation. Best known for his aggressive, informed, rapid-fire dialogue, Rome has established himself as the top choice of athletes and fans for sports news and commentary beyond the scoreboard. In addition to his radio hosting role, Rome is a commentator on “NFL on CBS” and provides analysis and coverage for CBS Sports and CBSSports.com.

In January 2018, the radio program, “The Jim Rome Show,” commenced a TV simulcast on CBS Sports Network.  Rome previously hosted the weekday half-hour “Rome” television show on CBS Sports Network and an entertainment and sports talk series for Showtime.

Rome’s ESPN program, “Rome Is Burning,” signed off in January 2012 after airing for seven years. He also previously served as host of the popular program “The Last Word with Jim Rome,” broadcast nightly on Fox Sports Net, for five years. Prior to that, he spent a two-year stint hosting ESPN2’s “Talk2,” a nightly one-hour interview show.   

In addition to his extensive sports broadcasting career, Rome has made cameo appearances alongside Al Pacino and Matthew McConaughey in “Two For The Money,” with Adam Sandler in “The Longest Yard” and opposite Michael Jordan in “Space Jam”; appeared in Blink 182’s music video and on HBO’s “Arliss”; and released “Welcome to the Jungle,” a CD featuring memorable sound bites from frequent callers and the hip music regularly used on his radio show.