Kevin and Taylor Show

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.

As graduation season takes over Metro Atlanta, Kevin and Taylor take a nostalgic trip back to their own high school yearbooks. From “Friendliest” to “Most Likely to Be on MTV,” the conversation sparks hilarious memories — and listeners are invited to share the superlatives they actually won… or definitely should have won.

Forget delivery drivers — your next pizza order could literally fly to your front door. The crew reacts to Papa John’s new drone delivery plans, from melted cheese disasters to midair pizza turbulence and even the possibility of pizza drones colliding with pharmacy drones.

A shocking story from book club has everyone questioning whether a new rear-end collision scam is happening around Metro Atlanta. Multiple women say they’ve been accused of “rolling back” into another car while stopped at intersections — and now cameras, cops, and possible insurance fraud are all part of the conversation.

A Georgia dad shares the emotional transformation he’s seen in his anxious teenage daughter after joining Saddle Up for Hope. What started as horseback riding became confidence, healing, and hope for young women struggling with anxiety and mental health challenges. This powerful story will warm your heart.

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A major film production has taken over parts of Decatur, shutting down roads for several days and sparking plenty of confusion, and curiosity, across Metro Atlanta. While drivers brace for closures around town, the buzz is all about who might be on set: Queen Latifah is reportedly filming at North Decatur Presbyterian Church, turning an already busy week into a full-on traffic situation for locals. From rerouted commutes to “is the whole city shut down?” speculation, the situation even had listeners jokingly guessing everything from viral quarantine scenarios to traffic “mageddon.” Bottom line: if you're driving through Decatur this week, expect delays—and maybe a Hollywood sighting.

Kevin breaks down why he loves MARTA for getting around Atlanta… but says the system may not be ready for the massive crowds coming with the World Cup. From broken readers and payment glitches to long waits at Vine City after events, he shares a firsthand experience that raises real concerns about what thousands of visitors might run into.

Graduation season hits different—and this moment at the University of Georgia had the entire crowd emotional. During the ceremony, graduating senior Mariana Backus earned the honor of performing the iconic Georgia on My Mind, a tradition that brings the house down every year, but this time, it felt even more powerful. A music therapy major with a heart for healing, Mariana delivered a breathtaking performance in front of the largest audience she’s ever sung for, making the moment even more meaningful as she prepares to begin her career helping children through music at Arkansas Children’s Hospital. From proud tears to roaring applause, it was a graduation moment no one in the room will forget.

What started as a simple pre-flight pep talk quickly goes off the rails when a daughter’s travel anxiety shifts from rare viruses to something even more unexpected… UFOs. Between Hantavirus confusion, masked-up flights, and a sudden “you’re flying over Southern California” conspiracy twist, this phone call turns into pure comedy gold you won’t see coming.

A man dancing his heart out at a Bruce Springsteen concert caught everyone’s attention — and now his infectious energy is inspiring thousands online. Patrick joins The Kevin & Taylor Show to share the story behind the viral moment, why joy should be part of everyday life, and how one night of music reminded people to simply have fun again.

Taylor’s heebie-jeebie alert has Kevin questioning some very questionable hygiene habits!

Kevin and Taylor talk with moms about the hardest part of motherhood—learning to let go. From watching kids make their own mistakes to accepting natural consequences, moms share honest reflections on raising independent children and trusting the journey. What do you think is the hardest part of motherhood?

Kevin and Taylor break down the hantavirus cruise ship story and wonder if they’re the only ones feeling uneasy about it. From quarantine ideas to airplane mask debates, Friday’s conversation gets real, funny, and a little paranoid in true Star 94 style. Would you be the one wearing a mask on a flight right now, or are we overreacting?

CURE International has officially opened a brand-new surgical center in Uganda, expanding access to free life-saving care for children suffering from serious neurological conditions. During an interview on the Kevin and Taylor morning show, representatives shared how the new facility will bring hope, healing and community to thousands of families.

Rodney Ho from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution joins Star 94 to reflect on the life and legacy of Ted Turner, from launching CNN and creating the 24-hour news cycle to putting Atlanta on the global map. A wide-ranging conversation on Turner’s bold ideas, cultural impact, and lasting influence on media and the city he helped define.

Danielle Brumfield joins Star 94’s Feel Good segment to share her powerful experience pacing an adaptive athlete through a North Georgia race with the Kyle Pease Foundation. From hand-in-hand miles to an unforgettable finish line moment, she reflects on teamwork, determination, and what it truly means to cross the finish line together.

There’s a new “parenting guide” going around telling moms and dads what NOT to share with their kids — and Kevin and Taylor are calling it out. From banning family gossip to hiding your past mistakes, this list has them questioning if anyone who made it has ever actually met a child.

Metro Atlanta drivers are being warned about a massive 285 shutdown expected to snarl traffic all weekend, Atlanta is remembering media icon Ted Turner after his passing at 87, and iPhone users could soon qualify for money from a proposed Apple settlement involving Siri.

A restaurant in Toledo, Ohio is winning hearts after the owners closed their business and paid for their entire staff to take a stress-free cruise together — including one employee who had never seen the ocean before. Kevin and Taylor react to the incredible act of appreciation and why everyone suddenly wants a job there.

Georgia drivers are getting hit with the highest gas prices in years, major changes are coming to classrooms after a new cellphone ban was signed into law, and Delta passengers on shorter flights may soon need to bring their own snacks. Here’s your 3 Things You Need To Know to start your day.

Kevin & Taylor share the hilarious dinner story of a husband who’s so obsessed with his wife, literally anything she says sounds attractive to him. What started as a serious conversation about dangerous “kissing bugs” in El Salvador somehow ended with him calling citronella oil “Citronella No. 5.”

What do you think of when you hear Cinco De Mayo?

One couple thought they were preparing for triplets… until delivery day changed everything. Kevin & Taylor react to the unbelievable moment Belinda and Emmanuel discovered there was actually a hidden fourth baby, and wait until you hear the matching “A” names they picked for all four kids.

It’s Teacher Appreciation Week, and Kevin & Taylor are spilling the tea on the parenting habits teachers secretly can’t stand. From nonstop emails to sending sick kids to school, this list hit a little too close to home — especially with teachers in their own families. Wait until you hear the complaint that took the top spot.

A major interstate shutdown is expected to snarl traffic across metro Atlanta this weekend, Georgia taxpayers could soon see surprise refund money hit their bank accounts, and a new Dior exhibit featuring iconic fashion worn by Princess Diana, Rihanna, and Lady Gaga has arrived in Midtown.

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Would you skip your niece’s graduation because you can’t stand the commencement speaker? Kevin and Taylor dive into a viral debate after a woman says she’s skipping the ceremony over political views, and weigh in on whether it’s ever okay to miss a major family milestone for that reason.

Want to live longer, feel better, and look younger? Kevin and Taylor react to new research claiming up to 70% of healthy aging comes down to genetics — meaning your mom and dad may deserve either the credit… or the apology.

From Darth Vader officiating weddings to Star Wars-themed vows in Las Vegas, Kevin and Taylor celebrate May the 4th with some hilariously nerdy fun. Plus, would you rather have Princess Leia or Darth Vader marry you? The debate gets VERY serious. I prefer this response

NBA star Joel Embiid was trying to do a postgame interview after beating the Celtics… until his son stole the spotlight with an urgent childhood announcement: he lost a tooth. Kevin and Taylor can’t get enough of the adorable dad moment.

With Spirit Airlines suddenly shutting down and travelers scrambling nationwide, a Blue Pineapple Travel agent joins Kevin and Taylor to explain what stranded passengers should do next, how “rescue fares” work, and what this means for affordable travel moving forward.

Spirit Airlines suddenly shutting down isn’t just travel drama — it’s stranded passengers, canceled family trips, lost jobs, and people wondering how they’re getting home after relying on one of the country’s biggest budget airlines.

Spirit Airlines suddenly shuts down leaving thousands stranded, Delta employees are getting a major raise, and the Kentucky Derby delivered an unbelievable last-to-first comeback that made history. Here’s your 3 Things You Need To Know to start your day.

Would you ever answer this question honestly? The crew talks about the uncomfortable moment when someone casually asks, “So how much money do you make?”, whether it’s family, friends, or even coworkers. From polite ways to shut it down, to humorous deflections and bold comebacks, they break down how people really handle one of the most awkward questions you can get. What would you say if someone asked you your salary?

Would you ever tell people exactly how much you make? The crew gets into a heated (and hilarious) debate after Lisa Kudrow reveals something wild about Friends, the cast is reportedly still pulling in around $20 million a year in residuals… for a show that ended decades ago. Why do celebrities keep their money so private, and what happens when the number finally comes out? From awkward conversations to “long-lost relatives” suddenly appearing, this one gets juicy fast.

After last night’s Devil Wears Prada 2 sneak peek party, Kevin and Taylor dive into the world of designer dupes, knockoff bags, and “too good to be true” watches. From fake Prada finds in Times Square to a $20K watch with a very questionable backstory, callers are weighing in on their own dupe confessions.

Taylor thought it was funny when her sister accidentally butt dialed her from Japan… while giving full travel commentary. But karma works fast—because this morning Taylor did the exact same thing. The whole family is officially in on the accidental international call chain.

Kevin’s Story of the Day takes a wild turn after a 13-year-old in Germany discovers a bronze coin dating back to the 3rd century BC—believed to be an ancient Greek artifact and possibly the first of its kind found in the Berlin area. Was it just lucky luck… or a historical jackpot?

Taylor thinks she may have accidentally tossed her AirPod in the trash—and now it’s sitting in a garbage bag at the curb. The big question: does she ask her husband to dig through it… or is that asking way too much? Listeners weigh in on this messy morning dilemma.

Record-breaking early voting turnout in Georgia, gas prices jumping fast across the state, and a packed weekend full of concerts, festivals, Derby parties, and Cinco celebrations — here are the 3 Things You Need To Know to start your day.

Kevin and Taylor get into a very normal (and totally not morbid) marriage conversation… who dies first, and would they come back to haunt their spouse? What follows is a hilarious debate about soulmates, never remarrying, and ghost “rules” like knocking over vases during dates just to send a message. It’s weird, funny, and very on-brand for married life talk on the

Kevin admits he eats full snacks in the bathtub (yes, coffee and croissants included), sparking a full debate about where it’s actually acceptable to eat in the house. From accidents waiting to happen to strict dining rules, nothing is off limits in this one.

Ever wonder what’s really happening behind the laughs on the Feel Good Morning Show? In this deeply personal moment, Kevin and Taylor open up about the real-life heartbreak, loss, mental health struggles, addiction, infertility, family pain, and challenges that have shaped them off the air. They explain why they work so hard to keep the show uplifting , not because life is perfect, but because they know firsthand how hard it can be. This is a rare behind-the-scenes look at the heart behind the show and the message they hope listeners carry with them every morning.

Former Dansby Swanson fan favorite is making headlines for a very unexpected reason. While playing for the Chicago Cubs, Swanson reportedly injured his glute sliding into third base, and now he’s headed to the injured list. From ACL tears to shoulder injuries, athletes usually have pretty dramatic stories… but hurting your butt stealing a base? Kevin and Taylor could not stop laughing about this one.

Born without most of her right arm, 9-year-old Hayden always dreamed of becoming a professional soccer player. But meeting Carson Pickett, a pro athlete with the same limb difference, completely changed the way she sees herself and her future. Hayden’s family says the experience gave her a whole new level of confidence and hope. It’s the kind of story that reminds you how powerful representation can be.

DeKalb parents are demanding answers over possible school closures, Atlanta businesses are getting a shot at World Cup crowds, and wildfire relief efforts in South Georgia are growing ❤️ Here are your 3 Things You Need To Know To Start Your Day