Boston Embraces Soccer as MiBMN Takes the Stage
The Men in Blazers Media Network is staging a live show in Boston this Thursday, bringing its signature blend of soccer commentary, humor and community storytelling to a city that has become an unofficial capital of Scotland for a ten‑day stretch of the tournament.
Guests include former U.S. Women’s National Team midfielder Sam Mewis, community advocate Pedro Martinez and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, who will join founder and CEO Roger Bennett for a conversation that highlights the city’s vibrant soccer culture and its embrace of international fans.
The Boston event is part of a coast‑to‑coast tour that has already visited Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Seattle, Dallas and New York, where previous stops featured appearances by Marshawn Lynch in Seattle and the hip‑hop duo OutKast’s André Benjamin and Michael Render in Atlanta.
Roger Bennett, who leads the network, says the tour’s mission is to bring local stories from each host city to a national audience, noting Boston’s welcoming spirit and its temporary status as an unofficial Scottish capital during the World Cup.
After the live broadcast, attendees will stay for a watch party of the France versus Morocco quarterfinal, turning the evening into a communal celebration of the sport that unites fans across continents.