Kevin and Taylor break down today’s top stories—from I-285 lane closures and weekend traffic delays, to World Cup excitement with Krispy Kreme soccer donuts and Ludacris performing free concerts, plus why Atlanta is ranked the #1 city in the U.S. to start a career.

They get into that very real battle between FOMO and JOMO, wanting to skip something, then immediately regretting it after seeing the photos online. It all comes up after a “baby sprinkle” that looked more like a full-on baby shower, sparking that familiar feeling of “maybe I should’ve gone after all.”

Kevin and Taylor talk about what you’d show someone visiting Atlanta for the first time—from World Cup tourists exploring the city to real-life stories of hosting international friends. Things get funny as they debate tourist spots vs. true local experiences, from Braves games and Waffle House to wing spots off MLK.

Kevin and Taylor’s Feel Good Story of the Day features Serena Williams making a surprise comeback at 44—and still serving 120 mph like she never left. After winning her first doubles match in straight sets, Serena says she just got bored at home with the kids on summer break… so she went back to winning.

Kevin and Taylor talk about NASA teaming up with Prada to design future astronaut spacesuits—and yes, fashion meets space gets a whole new meaning. From runway vibes to lunar landings, even first contact with aliens might come with designer drip.

Kevin and Taylor break down today’s biggest local stories, including new ideas to improve school safety across Georgia, the surprisingly cheap food prices fans will find at Atlanta’s World Cup matches, and the grand opening of a new Trader Joe’s in Johns Creek.

Kevin and Taylor talk about “screen apnea,” the surprising habit of holding your breath while checking emails and messages without realizing it. Plus, get details on Football Fest at Colony Square this Sunday with free family fun, live music, and a big Midtown watch party.

Kevin and Taylor dive into the confusing world of “better-for-you” treats, from mislabeled calories on protein cookies to new weird trends like protein-infused vodka. It turns into a hilarious look at how anything can be marketed as healthy—until you read the serving size.

Kevin and Taylor talk about Kroger getting called out over misleading calorie labels on some Carbmaster bread products. What was listed as 50 calories per bun turned out to be double—and the confusion over serving sizes has everyone rethinking what “healthy” really means.

Kevin and Taylor break down some of the biggest celebrity age gaps—and things get a little shocking (and a little funny). From George and Amal Clooney to Nicolas Cage, the differences will have you guessing, laughing, and doing the math out loud.