GRACE O’Malley has built an accomplished career with Barstool Sports.
Now, fans want to know more about the popular podcast host.

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Who is Grace O’Malley at Barstool Sports?
Grace O’Malley is a popular comedian and podcast host at Barstool Sports.
The 24-year-old New York City resident also hosts the Niche comedy show at Sucker Punch Sports Bar.
Her bio on the Barstool website states: “Barstool’s 281st Boston hire with a drinking problem – a walking bit. Very important (as described by Mr. Portnoy himself).”
Grace has built a successful career and also sells merchandise via the Barstool Store.


Her apparel includes hats, hoodies, and tees.
She has also gained a large social media following, with over 497K followers on her TikTok account, @gracekomalley, and 120K followers on her Instagram page, @gracekomalley.
She has more than 22K followers on her X account, @grace_omalley.
According to her LinkedIn profile, Grace received her associate’s degree in media arts from Massasoit Community College in Brockton, Massachusetts.
She then earned her bachelor’s degree in communication and journalism from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
What podcast is she on?
Grace hosts the Barstool Sports podcast, PlanBri Uncut, with Brianna Chickenfry.
The podcast can be found on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.
Its Spotify description states: “Welcome to PlanBriUncut where Barstool Sports’ Brianna Chickenfry- who is known as the Dr. Phil of college advice – gives the rundown of what it’s actually like navigating your life in your early 20’s.
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“She’s not here to sugarcoat anything, sharing her insane drunken memories all while giving tips on relationships, friendships, partying & much more.

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“Joined each week by a guest (mostly from TikTok, where Brianna herself rose to fame), this podcast is here to get us through these years of our lives together. Unfiltered & authentic, cheers to us trainwrecks.”
Its TikTok account, @planbriuncut, has over 456K followers, while its Instagram page, @planbriuncut, has 158K followers.
Its YouTube channel, @PlanBriUncut, has more than 92K subscribers, and its X account, @planbriuncut, has over 9.6K followers.
What is Barstool Sports?
Barstool Sports is a digital media company and blog website that focuses on sports and pop culture.
In 2003, Dave Portnoy founded the company in Milton, Massachusetts, and it is headquartered in New York City.
According to its LinkedIn page, it is “one of the most influential lifestyle brands in America.”
The page continues: “With a rich 20-year history, Barstool Sports has one of the most highly coveted, fiercely loyal, and incredibly engaged audiences, which has put Barstool at the top of the charts.
“Barstool Sports is the preeminent digital sports media brand that has established an extremely influential and deeply authentic voice.
“Barstool Sports creates innovative content with massive distribution on multiple platforms, including web, apps, podcasts, radio, video, social, events, pay-per-view, subscription, and TV to an incredibly engaged audience.
“Barstool Sports reaches a hyper-engaged audience of 66+ million monthly unique users, with 46% of men and women in the coveted 18-34 age demographic.


“Barstool steals the spotlight in cultural moments. Their presence at major sporting events drives more awareness, engagement, and viewership in younger demographics than any other media brand.
“Barstool Sports and its founder, Dave Portnoy, consistently ranks as the #1 most influential social media account at major sporting events like the Kentucky Derby, Super Bowl, PGA Championship, U.S. Open Golf, Stanley Cup Finals, NASCAR’s Daytona 500, and more.”
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