Kevin and Taylor Show

During an exclusive interview with Kevin and Taylor the Shark Week Phillips discussed her lifelong fascination with sharks, the inspiration behind her Discovery Channel special What Shark Attacked?, and why understanding the ocean's top predators is more important than fearing them.

Kevin and Taylor discover that neighborhood book clubs are about a lot more than just reading. Taylor shares a hilarious story from her own book club about the kind of personal details friends reveal when they get together—including one couple’s romantic getaway and a very unexpected secret code involving “paella.” It’s proof that sometimes the best conversations happen when neighbors become close friends.

Kevin and Taylor dive into the surprising joy of joining a neighborhood book club and how it becomes so much more than just talking about books. One listener shares how the group created real friendships, unexpected honesty and a space where neighbors became close friends. Plus, they debate whether family vacations with older kids are still worth the cost when teenagers would rather be anywhere else.

We’ve all been there… you walk into the bathroom expecting a fresh roll of toilet paper, only to find the dreaded empty cardboard tube staring back at you. Now Charmin is trying to solve the problem with its massive “Forever Roll” that promises to last a month—but Kevin and Taylor aren’t convinced it can survive a house full of kids. Would this actually save your sanity, or is no roll truly forever?

Fresh off the excitement of the World Cup, U.S. Men’s National Team midfielder Tyler Adams is giving back to the next generation of soccer stars. Adams teamed up with Allstate and the U.S. Soccer Foundation to unveil a new mini soccer field at Sandtown Park in South Fulton, transforming an underused space into a place where kids can play, grow and chase their dreams. The project is part of a nationwide effort to bring more accessible soccer facilities to communities across the country.

A new Gallup survey reveals that 80% of employees admit they're mentally checked out at work, costing businesses an estimated $10 trillion in lost productivity. Kevin and Taylor dive into what's driving workplace disengagement, from micromanaging bosses to changing attitudes about corporate culture. Plus, they react to the viral phrase, "Act your wage, not your age," and debate whether younger generations simply view work differently than previous generations. Is this a management problem, a culture shift, or something else entirely?

Atlanta is preparing to welcome another major sporting event while educators and sports leaders are making headlines across Georgia.

Atlanta is preparing to welcome another major sporting event while educators and sports leaders are making headlines across Georgia.

Actress Mary Steenburgen joined Kevin and Taylor on Star 94 to discuss her newest film, “The Dink,” which premieres on Apple TV. During the conversation, Steenburgen opened up about the comedy centered around pickleball, her longtime marriage to actor Ted Danson, and the lasting impact of some of her most memorable roles.

Would you survive a zombie Apocalypse, Kevin & Taylor share their master plan on how they would survive