Kevin and Taylor Show

Kevin and Taylor break down the very real difference between having company for dinner vs. having overnight guests… and suddenly everything makes sense about Atlanta preparing for the FIFA World Cup. From deep-cleaning spots nobody’s ever touched (yes, even the top of the kitchen cabinets) to the city’s big upgrades and last-minute fixes, it’s all giving “stuff it in the closet before guests arrive” energy. And honestly? Atlanta is RIGHT on schedule

Kevin and Taylor talk about their rainy day plans that somehow turned into a full-on binge of Michael Jackson: The Verdict. Kevin says the documentary had him flipping opinions the entire time like a courtroom rollercoaster, while also doubling as an early 2000s time capsule. Taylor just wants to know how a “quick watch” turned into a 5-hour pajama situation with no regrets and zero productivity

Taylor breaks down her latest mountain biking crash and admits the most embarrassing part wasn’t the fall—it was the loud, accidental sounds she made on the way down. Kevin can’t stop laughing as she explains why she wishes there was video evidence of the whole thing.

Kevin and Taylor kick off National Best Friends Day with a surprising stat claiming most women believe their friends don’t approve of their romantic partners. The conversation sparks honest reactions and invites listeners to call in and share whether their best friends are really on board with their relationships.

Taylor shares a wild story after a weekend mountain biking crash, revealing she went back to the exact spot to study what happened like a pro athlete reviewing film. Kevin isn’t convinced—but Taylor says the experience may have actually made her better.

Kevin and Taylor react to a new Braves game craze where fans are taking their shirts off in the stands to get on the Jumbotron. What started as a fun moment in the 400 level has quickly turned into a viral stadium trend, and Taylor has thoughts.

Kevin and Taylor react to the Rolling Stones’ brand-new music video featuring Mick Jagger looking decades younger thanks to AI technology. While the band celebrates a new album drop, the hosts debate whether the industry is going too far with digital “anti-aging” visuals.

Kevin and Taylor sit down exclusively with Bill Anderson of Associated Builders and Contractors of Georgia to discuss a major new effort to support mental health in the construction industry. The conversation highlights suicide prevention training, workplace awareness, and the push to normalize asking for help through the 988 crisis lifeline.

A new Georgia pilot program could bring drones to several Metro Atlanta schools as a way to stop active shooters in a non-lethal way. Kevin and Taylor also break down another massive I-285 shutdown and some of the biggest events happening around Atlanta this weekend.

Kevin and Taylor dive into a surprisingly relatable topic—public bathroom privacy—and how different designs around the world change the experience entirely.

From knowing the “best stall in town” to international bathrooms with full-floor-to-ceiling privacy, the conversation turns to a new design trend aimed at giving men more privacy in shared restroom spaces.

But Kevin isn’t convinced it’s all a win, wondering if too much privacy might take away from the “social” side of sports conversations in unexpected places.