Kevin and Taylor Show

From Forsyth County rallying to help South Georgia wildfire victims, to major concerns about TSA workers potentially missing paychecks again before the busy summer travel season, today’s “3 Things to Know” covers the stories impacting Georgia families right now. Plus, why one of Metro Atlanta’s fastest-growing counties is putting the brakes on new homes and apartments.

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A behind-the-scenes night out turns into a mix of movie mystery, family time, and real talk about small business life. From an embargoed screening with secret Star 94 critics to a 200-item order that gave a homegrown Etsy shop a major boost, it’s a reminder of how much buying local can matter. But it’s not all smooth—customer messages get weird, including one unforgettable “I was drunk when I sent that” email moment that you have to hear to believe.

chaos erupts when the idea of trademarking a simple everyday phrase sparks panic.

Kevin & Taylor dive into the wild (and sometimes unbelievable) reasons celebrities got banned from everyday places. From Ariana Grande’s infamous donut shop scandal to Lindsay Lohan’s massive unpaid tab and Madonna causing a scene at the movies, the stories only get crazier. Plus, Kevin shares his own questionable “ban” that started the conversation. Play along and guess the real reasons before the reveal.

Wildfires and drought concerns hit close to home, Waffle House is gearing up for the World Cup, and pickleball is officially out of control 👀

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Jacqueline Shoemaker, Executive Director of the American Red Cross of South Central Georgia, discusses the organization’s response to recent wildfires. She explains that multiple shelters have been opened to provide safe housing, meals, and comfort kits for displaced families, with pets also welcome. Shoemaker highlights the emotional toll on those who have lost homes and emphasizes how community donations—financial contributions in particular—help support shelter operations and relief efforts.

DWP2 suggests the new fashion-world film goes beyond style and spectacle, pointing to deeper themes around shifting realities in business and media. While some assume it tackles fast fashion and environmental concerns, or labor practices, DevWare says the focus is instead on broader societal pressures, including AI and challenges facing journalism. The conversation also touches lightly on press embargoes and the anticipation around seeing the film.

What started as a fun day at the Inman Park Festival—complete with matching shirts, ended in an unexpected moment of magic on a MARTA platform, where strangers joined in for a hilarious, spontaneous “puppet on a string” flash mob.