Kevin and Taylor Show

After watching the National Spelling Bee, Kevin and Taylor decide to test their own spelling skills on-air, and things do not go as planned. From “accommodate” to “vacuum,” the mistakes pile up fast as Taylor goes 0 for 3 and Kevin is next to take his turn. Play along and see how many you can get right compared to them.

After Travis Kelce claimed he’s not trying to turn Taylor Swift into a Cleveland sports fan, Kevin says there’s no way that’s true. The conversation turns into a surprisingly relatable debate about relationships, loyalty, and whether couples eventually start adopting each other’s favorite teams.

A surprising new trend is taking over New York City: sober morning rave parties at 6 a.m. featuring DJs, dancing, yoga, kombucha shots, and high energy before the workday even starts. Kevin and Taylor debate whether this sounds fun… or completely exhausting.

Metro Atlanta keeps getting bigger, and apparently so does the wildlife traffic. Kevin and Taylor talk about another black bear sighting, this time near Avalon in Alpharetta, plus Atlanta officially becoming the 6th largest metro area in the country and a new mental health wellness course for student-athletes at the University of West Georgia.

Kevin and Taylor get into a funny and unexpected conversation after Taylor floats a conspiracy-style theory about her husband and the idea of reincarnation. What starts as a light morning chat quickly turns into a playful debate about past lives, soul connections, and whether some people are just “too familiar” for a reason.

Kevin and Taylor dive into the growing trend of people having full conversations with their pets — and whether it actually says something about loneliness, emotional bonding, or just plain love for animals. From dogs who “understand everything” to cats with full personalities, this one gets surprisingly relatable.

Bruno says he always wears hats because of an insecurity—but is that okay or something more? What do you think?

A growing number of Gen Z students are choosing to delay college or careers because they say they’re already feeling mentally exhausted. Kevin and Taylor discuss why burnout, stress, and pressure to succeed are pushing more young adults to take a step back before jumping into the next phase of life.

Kevin and Taylor call Taylor’s financial planner husband to settle a surprisingly relatable debate: Is Prince Harry right to worry about money? With $20 million in the bank, a possible $1.5 million yearly income, and a $3 million security bill, the conversation turns into a fascinating look at wealth, lifestyle, and “champagne problems.”

Turns out all those cheesy dad jokes may be doing more than making kids groan. New research shows laughter helps children feel safer, build emotional resilience, and even learn better by relaxing the brain and opening it up to new information.

Forget gift cards and last-minute shopping stress. Taylor shares why simple acts of service — like mowing the lawn, planting flowers, or cooking dinner after a trip — ended up meaning more to her than any expensive present ever could.

What started as a closed ski lift turned into an unforgettable act of kindness in Norway when a local worker offered to personally drive Kevin and Taylor up a mountain for breathtaking views. Along the way, they shared heart-shaped waffles, local history, and an inspiring story about a struggling fish town that reinvented itself by creating Norway’s most famous frozen pizza.

Kevin spotted something on the back of a newlywed couple’s SUV that instantly annoyed him: their Cash App and Venmo handles asking strangers to send money for the groom’s drinks and the bride’s shopping habit. Is it harmless fun for broke newlyweds… or proof that everyone has their hand out these days?

After being awake for nearly 24 straight hours and facing a nine-hour international flight with a broken entertainment screen, Taylor thought her travel day couldn’t get any worse. Add in barefoot passengers, bathroom socks, and bizarre airplane behavior… then came the surprise message from a Delta employee that could score her free SkyMiles for the inconvenience.

At just 39 years old, Elim Chan is breaking barriers after becoming the first woman ever named music director of the San Francisco Symphony. Kevin and Taylor share the inspiring story behind her historic achievement and why audiences are still amazed to see a female conductor take center stage.

Metro Atlanta woke up to wild headlines after a bear was spotted running through a Marietta apartment complex! Kevin and Taylor also break down the massive weather-related delays at Hartsfield-Jackson during one of the busiest travel weekends of the year and reveal why Atlanta traffic may not be as bad as you think.

A bride expected jaws to drop when she debuted her glamorous “second look” at the reception… but the crowd barely reacted. Now Kevin and Taylor are debating: was she justified in feeling hurt, or was this full-on bridezilla behavior?

A Life Well Lived: Remembering Great Aunt Rhoda’s Extraordinary Legacy

Nine years. Countless late nights. Endless determination. Today, Breezy officially walks across the stage and makes history as the first student with Down syndrome to earn an Associate of Science degree from Georgia Highlands College. Her mom says she’s seeing “nine years in 10 seconds.” What an incredible moment for this family. ❤️🎓✨ #FeelGoodStory

A Cobb County principal is facing legal trouble after an ICE protest incident, Georgia drivers could soon see another jump in gas prices, and a Cobb County officer helped a mom in labor make it to the hospital just in time to welcome baby James Junior.

Kevin & Taylor asked listeners about their biggest job interview fails… and the stories did NOT disappoint. One caller accidentally kept saying “Hyundai” during a Honda interview, Taylor lied about assisting with surgery, and Kevin somehow turned an orange juice disaster into a job offer. If you’ve ever walked out of an interview replaying every awkward moment in your head… this one’s for you

This exhausted dad thought he could handle the triplets solo… until he accidentally mixed them up one too many times. Years later, the kids have their names, but he has NO clue who the original “Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup” were. Parents everywhere are feeling way too seen by this one