ABOUT ERIN JONES-WESLEY

Erin Jones-Wesley is a media personality and cultural commentator known for breaking down pop culture with clarity, humor, and depth. Her work blends storytelling, media literacy, and cultural insight, helping audiences make sense of the conversations shaping the internet.

She has a unique background across sports, entertainment, and digital media. Erin began her on-air career as an ESPN color analyst for the Big West Conference, later served as Miss Santa Monica USA, and has spoken on storytelling and culture at events including Comic Con. Her work has been recognized by MACRO’s Top 100 Black Creatives on TikTok and featured in People, Refinery29, LA Times Studios, and the Meta POPs program. She has partnered with brands such as Hulu, TikTok, Honest Co., and Easton.

Before building a digital audience, Erin worked as a Hollywood creative executive and short-film producer, contributing to film and television projects including Another Simple Favor, The Long Walk, Now You See Me Now You Don’t, The Housemaid, Michael, and Season 20 of Big Brother. She holds an MFA from the American Film Institute, and she is a Division I Hall of Fame athlete—a distinction that continues to shape her approach to performance, preparation, and storytelling.

A Southern California native, Erin is also the co-host of Like Us Pod, where she explores pop culture, identity, and modern womanhood alongside her sister, Danielle.