The Kast

Jordan Jay is back from his family’s Western vacation, and this week on The Kast, he shares stories from their unforgettable road trip through Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, and beyond. From breathtaking scenery and memorable stops to unexpected adventures and plenty of laughs, it’s a fun look back at life on the open road and everything that made the trip one to remember.

Things we grew up believing that just weren't true. The world loves old food. A lot of car collisions happen in parking lots. The new Mars Rover can swim through sand. One lake has the longest name ever. A man won a jackpot in Vegas at the airport.

Only 5% of the population trust driverless cars, Hilley is one of them. A Michigan kitten now hold the record for most toes. We found some fun 4th of July facts and misinformation. 93% of men say they'd marry their wife all over again, what about if we reversed the poll? Insults have infiltrated the Hart household as Magnus has started pooping in Gemma's bed.

Kevin's cat, Sonny, has started bullying their dog, Molly. A UK lottery winner gifts their neighbor with a vacation. A family learned the hard way not to store fireworks in the oven. Hilley & Hart encourage you to listen to the KAST. Join Hilley & Hart on a European Christmas Market adventure. Erin got her nails done for America's birthday. There is a high-tech jacket that pulls water from the air...

Erin's colonoscopy went well on Friday. Weston's baseball team had their big celebration in the park. America's favorite cheeses: did yours make the list? The Harts found a new kind of closed captioning. A woman at the Knicks championship parade stole a trash can and lost her job. Erin attended a 1-year-old's birthday party and had a great time. It turns out that yogurt on your windows can cool yo...

Giant banana car gets pulled over on Montana highway. Why is cottage cheese disappearing from stores? Abbreviations that stump. Texas ranch offers 5K to find a giraffe that got loose. Strange slang terms. Flight attendant reveals crew sleeps in "coffins" above passengers. Pinball was against the law for kids under 18 in South Carolina.

With Jordan on vacation, it’s just Kevin and Erin this week on The Kast. In this post-Father’s Day episode, we share stories and memories about our dads, the lessons they taught us, the laughs they gave us, and the impact they’ve had on our lives. It’s a heartfelt conversation filled with family stories, funny moments, and a look back at the fathers who helped shape who we are today.

Gramping is a new trend that has nothing to do with camping, as Erin thought. We find out more about HP sauce. Kevin's eight-year-old grandson just had an undefeated baseball season. What will Erin's last meal be before her liquid diet? There are a ton of last names that are becoming extinct. George Lucas is coming out of retirement to voice a character in the new Minions movie.

Kevin finally finished the book Erin got him for Christmas. There might be a Grinch 2. The Scottish fans continue to rule the World Cup, booing people who order water in bars. These are our favorite veggies. The dog brings his family a new friend. Hart is getting a colonoscopy on Friday. Gen X and Millennials are still depending on their parents for money. Twins marry twins. Man rescued from a cam...

Kevin's dog, Molly, had a tumble down the stairs. Europeans are infatuated with ranch dressing, so we ask our friend, Dom, about popular UK sauces. A man sends a date a bill for a $100 for the "privilege of seeing him." Robot toilets exist, and it's basically like a Roomba. Kraft is saving the day with TSA-friendly ranch dressing kits. A ring was found in a sewer pipe after a decade, and its owner...

Simon Says is coming to Netflix. Hart went to a Sip 'n Paint with her friends. Father's Day facts. Blueberry-sized ingestible thermometer. Scotland fans record historic World Cup noise level. TSA is asking European World Cup fans not to pack the ranch. There's a new species of shark.

Half of us are using AI chatbots. Car cleanliness becomes a key dating factor for singles. More people are open to eating insects than expected. Americans keep secret snack stashes at home. Scrolling like "this" makes you look old. Hilley calls Hart during a meeting, disrupting everyone. Austin Powers 4 is a go. How do you know a relationship is serious?

This week on The Kast, we’re digging into our experiences with gardening. From growing vegetables and flowers to the successes, failures, and unexpected surprises along the way, we share what we’ve learned from spending time in the garden. Along with a few useful lessons, there are plenty of funny stories about things that didn’t exactly go according to plan. Whether you have a green thumb or stru...

Star Wars content has been watched over 33 billion minutes. What are people over 55 Googling? It may surprise you. Waymo is rolling out a subscription service. What are the small lines on the F and J keys? Chatbot turns $100 thrift find into $254,000 treasure. There are now dopamine sites. We've been saying it wrong. You can buy an entire Australian town.

Hilley's dog put himself in timeout. What our voices sound like on other planets. A whale graveyard was found 23,000 feet below. A woman was rescued after spending 3 days in a mud pit. Hart couldn't get in or out of her friend's fancy RV. A man loses his license and is arrested after excessive speeding, with the excuse, "Just trying to dry my car, man."

Hilley's grandson loves boba, but eats it weirdly. We have a lot of useless organs. Are we headed for a midlife crisis? M&M's have been releasing strange flavors. Our physical strength begins declining when we turn 35.

Kevin updates us on his cat's flea situation. The hottest baby names of 2026. The Chart Your Fart app is a thing in Australia. Hart's husband does a home sleep study. Tennessee highway worker delivers roadside baby. A woman gets a big surprise while cleaning out her garage.

This week, we’re talking about the commercials and jingles that have stuck in our heads for years. From catchy advertising songs to memorable TV commercials, we look back at the ads we still remember, the ones we can still quote, and why some marketing campaigns never seem to leave us.

This week on The Kast, we’re celebrating grandparents and sharing some of our favorite memories of the people who helped shape our lives. From funny stories and family traditions to the lessons they taught us, we look back at the special role grandparents play and why their impact stays with us long after the memories are made.

This week on The Kast, we’re talking about what life was really like before the internet took over everything. From MapQuest directions and busy signals to renting movies, memorizing phone numbers, and actually being unreachable, we look back at the best — and worst — parts of pre-internet life. Some things we miss… and some we’re perfectly happy to leave in the past.

This week on The Kast, we’re talking fashion trends past and present — from the styles and clothing we remember growing up with to the looks that are popular right now. We get into retro fashion, current trends, questionable style choices, and the outfits that somehow keep coming back around.

This week, we’re talking about the sounds we just can’t stand. From everyday noises that drive us crazy to the ones that instantly make us cringe, we break down the most annoying sounds and why they get under our skin. You’ll definitely have a few of your own to add to the list.

In this episode, we’re putting it all out there! We share the things we’re hilariously bad at, from skills we never mastered to everyday fails. It’s all about laughing at ourselves and the quirks we just can’t seem to fix! Come join the fun.

This week on the KATcast, we’re talking about the toys and games we grew up with. From the classics everyone remembers to a few you may have forgotten, it’s a fun look back at what kept us entertained as kids.

This week on the KATcast, we’re diving into the origins of some of the most popular foods—and how they actually got their start. From unexpected inventions to downright strange beginnings, we uncover the surprising history behind the foods we eat every day. Some of these stories are weird, some are fascinating, and all of them will make you look at your favorite foods a little differently.