Gordo & Traci Lee

Today’s episode was packed with Southern lifestyle debates, funny relationship hypotheticals, and relatable family moments. G & TL talked about what makes the perfect Southern Saturday, sparked a passionate conversation about the “right” way to make sweet tea, and shared hilarious responses to the question: “What would women do if there were no men for 24 hours?” The show wrapped up with parents bonding over the simple meals kids somehow treat like five-star dining.

Gordo and Traci dive into a wild viral campaign where a TikTok'er supposedly raised millions to buy Spirit Airlines, which sparked a conversation about the stores, brands, and places listeners would save forever. They also tackled a heated parenting debate about whether kids should be forced to share at parks, talked about what Southerners call their grandparents, and debated the greatest TV moms of all time. Plus, Cody Johnson explains why he doesn’t want to be called “the next George Strait.”

Gordo and Traci kicked off the morning debating whether Traci’s obsession with Chinese culture has gone too far after she revealed plans to attend a Chinese Baptist church in Ridgeland to practice Mandarin.

The Question of the Day asked listeners which artist they’d shoot their shot to sing with if they had the chance.

Disaster Piece Theater featured a dramatic performance from Finding Nemo for Jelly Roll tickets, before listeners shared the smells that instantly remind them of home.

The show wrapped up with a conversation about “mom guilt” after a mom wondered if taking an adults-only vacation makes her selfish.

Today on Gordo & Traci, we took a walk down memory lane—back before playlists and streaming ruled everything. Listeners shared the very first record, CD, or download they ever bought… the one that meant something.

With Mother’s Day around the corner, we got a little more creative—asking you to describe your mom using just a color. From deep blues to bright yellows, the answers were thoughtful, funny, and full of love.

Plus,  a heartfelt conversation for Teacher Appreciation Week as listeners shouted out the educators who truly made a difference in their lives.

And we wrapped it up with a relatable question: how are you really killing time at work?

Gordo and Traci kick off your Monday with a relatable relationship debate after Gordo admits he got talked into wearing a matching outfit to a concert—and now he’s wondering if that’s just part of being in a relationship or a step too far. They also ask listeners to describe their 2026 so far in one word, vent about the phone notifications that drive them the most nuts, and share what they’re counting down to.

Gordo and Traci kicked off Thursday morning with stories that hit close to home — from relationship apology gifts after public scandals to the classic mistake of thinking, “I can fix that myself.” 

The show also leaned into National Honesty Day with stories about people who overshare way too fast, plus awkward and unforgettable flirting attempts that ranged from airplane seat swaps to pickle jars on first dates. 

On today’s Gordo & Traci Lee, the duo debated whether people trust A.I. enough to spend their money. They took a nostalgic trip back to childhood with favorite magazine memories, from checkout aisle classics to mailbox subscriptions people couldn’t wait to read.

Plus, listeners helped Gordo build his Southern bucket list with weekend getaway ideas within driving distance of Mississippi. The morning wrapped with relatable confessions about the “super basic” things people still can’t do; proving everyone has at least one everyday skill that never quite clicked.

On today’s Gordo and Traci Lee, the duo talked about what keeps people motivated when life starts feeling heavy and energy runs low.

The Question of the Day took a fun turn after Kansas teens went viral for arriving at prom in the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile — leading to a conversation about the ultimate “arrive in style” vehicle.

The show also explored a relationship gray area: if you think about someone else but never act on it, does it still count as cheating?

Plus, a nostalgic conversation about the random skills people born before 2000 still know how to do — from rewinding cassette tapes to programming VCRs — and a Good Stuff story about Mississippi students who prevented a school bus crash after their driver passed out.

Gordo and Traci kicked off the week debating whether Chick-fil-A should really be making burgers and pizza. They also tackled the surprisingly emotional question of what age officially counts as “old,” plus shared a feel-good Mississippi story about a MS church getting help after storm damage.

Later, a study claiming beer may be good for your brain sparked a conversation about which unhealthy foods people wish could magically become healthy. And things got hilarious (and a little revealing) when they admitted what’s hiding on their phones that they’d never want anyone else to see.

On today’s show, Gordo and Traci Lee swapped stories about the places they’ve been officially “banned” from. They also tackled a classic household debate: shoes on or off inside the house?

Later, they leaned into nostalgia with the things people were told they’d eventually outgrow… but never did — from cartoons and collectibles to childhood hobbies that still stick around today. Plus, strange animals that somehow ended up inside the house