Kevin and Taylor Show

Kevin and Taylor break down today’s 3 Things to Know: Georgia’s governor’s race takes shape, Smyrna warns of possible World Cup-related mail delays, and Chick-fil-A loses its top ranking after more than a decade at No. 1.

Kevin and Taylor talk about the stressful rush from the front door to the airport gate, why dads may lose their cool, and the idea of an “airport divorce.”

Kevin and Taylor talk about parents using Airtags and Life360 to keep tabs on their kids, and whether tracking brings peace of mind or just more stress.

Kevin and Taylor dive into the latest entertainment headlines, from a possible Taylor Swift wedding rumor setup to Lionel Richie protecting his voice from AI and Prince Harry’s courtside controversy.

Kevin and Taylor break down a viral sleep hack claiming salt walking can help you relax, sleep better, and feel calmer. Is it legit or just another internet trend?

From Scottish fans giving back to children’s hospitals to Japanese fans cleaning up after games, the World Cup is bringing out some amazing acts of kindness.

Taylor shares how a longtime kindness idea inspired a new summer routine by keeping cold water in the car to help someone in need during the heat.

Election Day brings key runoff races, Atlanta hosts World Cup matches, and a proposal to move the 1996 Olympic cauldron is sparking discussion across the city.

Kevin & Taylor discuss a wild attempted scam targeting an elderly woman, where a fraudster convinced her that her Social Security funds were tied to terrorism and tried to get her to hand over $700,000 in gold bars. Thanks to quick action from a jewelry store and police, the scam was turned into a sting operation that ended with the suspect being caught and tricked with fake chocolate gold coins i...

Kevin & Taylor react to a new trend labeling hardback books as a luxury item, as rising prices push more readers toward e-books and audiobooks. The discussion turns into a funny book club debate over reading vs. listening habits and what actually counts as “reading” anymore.

Kevin & Taylor kick off Monday with a chance to win Braves tickets for Father’s Day during Trends with Benefits, before the conversation takes a funny turn as Taylor’s unexpected switch from her usual oatmeal pancakes to lemon blueberry ricotta pancakes leaves her family—and herself—questioning her “routine.”

Kevin & Taylor put their TV knowledge to the test in a fun round of “Show Trivia,” guessing which summer shows are real and which ones Kevin completely made up—from drama-filled reality competitions to bizarre Netflix-style thrillers.

Todays 3 Things To Know Featured A cover of everything Fifa and World Cup, an update on gas prices and more to keep you in the know of all things Atlanta.

Today’s story starts with food shockers—octopus on the menu and whether knowing how smart they are should change what we eat. Then things get wild: scientists in Italy discover a 5,000-year-old mummy in the Alps and decide to extract yeast from it… yes, mummy yeast. Now they’re using it to bake sourdough and even talking about brewing beer. The crew reacts to this ancient “starter culture” experim...

Kevin and Taylor are back talking about “National Cougar Day” and what people really think about big age-gap relationships. From 10-year differences that “keep you young,” to the controversy of 20+ year gaps, the crew and callers weigh in on what’s okay, what’s not, and why it always sparks debate. Plus—did you know a younger man dating an older woman is a “cougar”… but an older man dating younger...

Kevin and Taylor talk about an Atlanta handyman who found the ultimate gas hack—converting a pink Barbie dream camper into a real working vehicle. It’s budget-friendly, street-legal-ish, and easily the most unexpected commute you’ll see all week.

Kevin and Taylor introduce a brand-new (and very relatable) word: “exhaustorwellmulated”—meaning exhausted, overwhelmed, and overstimulated all at once. Perfectly describing summer life, chaos kids, and running on pure caffeine energy.

Kevin and Taylor spotlight Connections Homes, a powerful Georgia nonprofit helping young adults aging out of foster care who suddenly find themselves on their own at 18. Through mentoring families and lifelong support, they’re stepping in to make sure these young people don’t have to navigate life alone—from jobs and taxes to everyday challenges.

Kevin and Taylor break down today’s 3 Things to Know—from a Georgia student landing nearly $17 million in scholarship offers, to a World Cup star spotted shopping at a North Georgia Walmart, plus a full lineup of free events happening across metro Atlanta this weekend.

Kevin and Taylor talk about a weekly family dinner tradition that’s turned into a full-on food showdown. Each Wednesday, someone picks a never-tried-before dish—and Kevin’s turn brings Maryland crab pizza with multiple cheeses, Old Bay seasoning, and high expectations.

Kevin and Taylor talk about a chef going viral for teaching families how to cook full, flavorful meals on a $5 to $10 budget. From clever ingredient hacks to budget-friendly comfort foods like shepherd’s pie, he’s challenging what we think it costs to eat well in today’s grocery economy.

Kevin and Taylor talk wedding speculation surrounding Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, with rumors pointing to Madison Square Garden and a jaw-dropping price tag. They also look back at Princess Diana and Prince Charles’ historic royal wedding and how it still holds one of the biggest price tags ever when adjusted for today’s dollars.

Kevin and Taylor talk weird phobias and take a turn down the Chattahoochee River—where a harmless walk turns into a shocking influencer moment in questionable water conditions. From E. coli warnings to kids casually admitting “this time” at the pool, it’s a hilarious look at what people do when water is involved.

Kevin and Taylor talk about Billy Ray Cyrus recovering from a scary health issue and gearing up for a new album, before things take a turn into full “crash out” mode. From bug bites to swollen feet and mosquito chaos, Kevin reaches his breaking point in the most relatable way possible.