About The Show

Monday-Friday from their studio in Downtown Miami, Dan Le Batard and company debate, dissect and occasionally derail the biggest stories in sports, pop culture and beyond. For more than 20 years, The Dan Le Batard Show has brought Dan’s distinctive mix of sports, humor, culture and commentary to a national audience and remains one of the most recognized shows in sports media.

Dan Le Batard is an award-winning journalist, radio and podcast host, and Emmy Award-winning television host. He spent more than two decades as a columnist and reporter at the Miami Herald before becoming one of ESPN’s most prominent personalities, appearing across the network and hosting Highly Questionable. Today, he hosts The Dan Le Batard Show and is the co-founder of Meadowlark Media.

A Word From Dan re: the DLS Store ...

Allow to me to explain our pioneering new approach to sales, which involves you sending us money and us sending you some sort of fabric or a coffee mug.

Initially, the merch store was invented because Disney wasn’t paying anyone in the shipping container enough and we had to crowdsource supplements in the form of embarrassing online begging.

Our community rose up to not only provide a reasonable wage and move us beyond words but to also allow us to graduate to the secret aspirational nirvana of every sports media entity — Profound Corporate Greed. Ah, I’m kidding, of course. It wasn’t ever a reasonable wage.

Regardless, thank you for supporting us, this store and our story. If you are here, it is because you are a member of one of the most avid and loyal communities ever found in the sports-media space. We are confused and delighted that you exist. Your fervor is our fuel. Your support moves us daily and allows us a flexibility and authenticity most people in our position don’t and can’t have in a shrinking and compromised media business. It also keeps the content free in more ways than one.

So thank you for that, profoundly and forever. And thank you for being so entrenched inside our weird club that you would wear your support on your bodies … so that others could more readily see what you usually keep in your heart. But enough of the syrupy stuff. Go buy stuff.