
Goodie Nation spotlights Off Course founder Jonathan Giles
The former late-night writer for ABC and NBC founded a nonprofit media platform that uses sports as a gateway to culture and travel.
Goodie Nation named Jonathan Giles its Good Dude of the Week. His career has spanned athlete, marketer, comedy writer and national news editor, with the theme "Detours were never the interruption."
He contributes to Sports Illustrated, EBONY and Men's Journal, hosts 'The Field Pass with Jonathan Giles' podcast and is a former late-night writer for ABC and NBC. He founded Off Course, an independent nonprofit media platform and creative studio.
From Goodie Nation· Instagram · Nov 6
Open the post“Good Dude Spotlight! “Detours were never the interruption.” That's the resounding theme throughout Jonathan Giles' career as a young athlete, marketer, comedy writer and national news editor. From traveling the world to late-night standup comedy sets, Jonathan found a safe space in telling the stories that create belonging. He is a regular contributor to national publications including Sports Illustrated, EBONY and Men's Journal covering athletes, brands, entertainers, travel locations, wellness, food, and the stuff that gives ordinary life meaning. He is also host of 'The Field Pass with Jonathan Giles' podcast and former late-night writer for ABC and NBC. Jonathan founded Off Course, an independent, nonprofit media platform and creative studio that uses sports as a gateway to culture, travel, and human connection. Join us in celebrating this week’s #TAPForward Good Dude of the Week, Jonathan Giles! #GoodieNation #WeHaveFriendsEverywhere”
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