When is the New Heights podcast with Taylor Swift? Date, time, where to watch episode
On Wednesday, the pop star will be doing something a little different by joining the "New Heights" podcast, famously hosted by her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and his brother, Jason.
It's a highly anticipated episode of the show that has grown in popularity over the years, especially as the Kelce-Swift relationship takes center stage. Now as a new NFL season approaches, the brothers will be hosting Swift on the show for the first time, where she'll talk about her upcoming new album and plenty more.
Football fans might get a glimpse into Swift's transformation into a superfan of the Kansas City Chiefs – and perhaps her dwindling interest in her former team, the Philadelphia Eagles.
Swifties can hope for a look behind the curtain of the making of the album "The Life of a Showgirl," in addition to all the latest relationship gossip that comes with dating an athlete.
No matter what, plenty of eyes and ears are tuning in and that's why we have you covered. Here's how you can catch the Taylor Swift episode of the "New Heights" podcast so you don't miss a moment.
When is the New Heights podcast with Taylor Swift?
The "New Heights" podcast episode featuring Taylor Swift is scheduled to be released on Wednesday, Aug. 13.
What time is the New Heights podcast with Taylor Swift?
The latest episode of the "New Heights" podcast will premiere at 7 p.m. ET.
How to watch New Heights podcast: Time, Streaming
"New Heights" remains a podcast that airs exclusively on its YouTube channel. For those who want to listen, there are plenty of other options available.
Where to watch New Heights podcast
"New Heights" is available in audio wherever you get your podcasts, with YouTube being the lone provider of the video stream.
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