Travis Kelce's Producer Turns Heads with Major Statement
While Kansas City Chiefs' tight end Travis Kelce is gearing up for his 13th NFL season, he's continued filming episodes of his podcast with his brother, Jason Kelce.
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"New Heights" has recently featured some big-name guests, including actor Adam Sandler and NHL legend Wayne Gretzky. On Tuesday, the Kelce brothers announced that the next episode will feature NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal. The announcement came in a post from "New Heights" on social media:
"We knew Shaq could jam, but not like that TOMORROW. THE SHAQ EPISODE," the podcast wrote.
The anticipation for the episode's release is through the roof, especially after O'Neal and the Kelce brothers were shown in the post dancing and singing to Taylor Swift's song, "I Knew You Were Trouble."
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis KelceJay Biggerstaff-Imagn Images
Meanwhile, the lead social producer for "New Heights," Jake Chatzky, reposted the clip and went on to deliver a strong statement about this episode.
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"It's not a hot take to say this might be the greatest episode we've ever done," Chatzky said.
Prior to Wednesday's episode with O'Neal, the Kelce brothers had filmed 141 episodes since launching their channel two years ago.
Fans were quick to share their reactions to Chatzky's claim.
"Will definitely be up there and I haven't even watched it yet. Can I say - this is the one. The interview this podcast was made for!" a fan said.
"Can't wait!!!! I already love it from this lil video," another wrote.
"FINE JETS JAKE ILL WATCH," added another.
"It's going to be so good!!" one wrote.
"Sooo good can't wait for this one," a fan added.
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"Ohhhhh damn," another said.
While Kelce is gearing up for his 13th NFL season, the new episodes of "New Heights" will come out every Wednesday on streaming services.
Related: New Video of Travis Kelce Features Taylor Swift Twist
Related: Travis Kelce's Mom Reacts to Taylor Swift's Major Announcement
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 4, 2025, where it first appeared.
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