Lisa Ann

Overview

Lisa Ann built a second public career around sports after becoming widely recognized in adult entertainment. A broadcaster and author, she has discussed fantasy football on national radio and written about her experiences in the entertainment business. Her work connects two very different kinds of audience: fans who first encountered her on screen and listeners looking for help with a fantasy lineup.

ABC News profiled that transition in November 2015. At the time, she co-hosted “Lisa Ann Does Fantasy” on SiriusXM with Adam Ronis and appeared on “The Morning Men.” The report described a move into sports programming following her 2014 retirement from adult films. That date describes the career transition covered by ABC, rather than a claim about every subsequent professional appearance.

Sports were not a new interest she adopted for radio. In the ABC interview, she recalled growing up in Pennsylvania, attending basketball games with her mother and watching football with her father. She also described following results while traveling for work. Her account places sports fandom well before her broadcasting role, with games providing a familiar routine when she was away from home.

Her autobiography, “The Life,” was released in 2015. On her official author website, she describes writing the book and developing her radio work as parts of the same broader shift. The site also provides a home for her personal writing, separate from the shorter updates and conversations that circulate through social platforms.

Her public profile therefore extends beyond the film work that originally made her name. The combination of memoir, interviews and fantasy-sports discussion gives readers several ways into that career. For background on her move into broadcasting, the ABC report and her own author biography provide distinct perspectives: independent reporting on the transition, and her account of the work she chose to pursue.

Last updated November 8, 2026