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

Canton grandma Robin proved one act of kindness can change lives AND that you can still live boldly after becoming a donor. Her story had Kevin & Taylor completely inspired this morning

Kevin and Taylor show, a conversation about ties in sports took a surprising turn into real-life history — highlighting a remarkable academic achievement at Spelman College. Seven students tied for valedictorian, earning identical top GPAs in what’s now being called the “Spelman Seven.” Beyond the numbers, the group is being praised for their unity, support for one another, and ambitious paths ahead in law, medicine, and documentary filmmaking.