Jason Kelce, a former Eagles center and co-host of the New Heights podcast, joins J.C. Tretter, ex-NFL player and former NFLPA president, along with Betsey Stevenson, an economist, and contract advisor Jim Ivler. They discuss shocking findings from a player survey revealing poor facilities and job satisfaction issues in the NFL. The conversation delves into the complexities of player contracts and the impact of workplace conditions on performance. They highlight the importance of team culture, player welfare, and the need for improvements in the league.

Kylie Kelce welcomes her husband, Jason Kelce, a former NFL player and proud dad of three, to discuss love languages and dating dynamics. They reveal who’s the least romantic, reflect on past Valentine's celebrations, and share hilarious anecdotes from their New Orleans trip. The couple answers listener questions about marriage, the best gifts they've exchanged, and ponder whether they'd let their daughters date football players. They cap it off with a lighthearted pop culture trivia game, showcasing their amusing knowledge gaps.

Pro footballer and star podcaster Jason Kelce discusses his evolving relationship with his brother in the NFL, the physical toll of playing football, strategies for managing anger, the importance of the workplace environment for NFL players, and the meals they eat at the facility. They also promote their joint podcast New Heights and express gratitude towards the listeners and production team.

Joining the conversation are Jason Kelce, a former NFL center known for his philanthropic efforts, and Ryan Day, head coach of Ohio State with a knack for developing talent. Kelce opens up about his retirement, the challenges of moving to media, and the nuances of offensive lineman play. Day shares insights on the pressures in college football, juggling the transfer portal, and his coaching philosophy. They both reflect on football's evolving landscape and the personal toll it takes on players and coaches alike.

Tom and Bert challenge football players Jason and Travis Kelce, discussing competition, Taylor Swift, top 5 female music artists, and getting a call from Pat McAfee. They also talk about athletes like DK Metcalfe and Mike Evans, building a team, bodily function mishap, fan groups, raising money for different causes, and plans for a live episode.

Jason Kelce, a standout NFL center, and his brother Travis Kelce, one of the league's top tight ends, dive into their monumental $100 million podcast deal with Wondery. They discuss the intricacies of monetizing their content and the impact this deal has on the podcasting landscape. The brothers share insights into athlete-generated media and their vision for expanding their brand in the digital space. Get ready for a fascinating look at the intersection of sports and entertainment!

Exploring Jason Kelce's remarkable NFL career journey, from being an undersized center to a Super Bowl champion. Reflecting on his impact as a Philadelphia icon and his emotional post-Super Bowl speech. Delving into the Eagles' strategic decision to draft Kelce in 2011 and his discipline on the field. A heartfelt reflection on Kelce's influence and gratitude towards his legacy.

In this episode, they discuss encountering Sydney Sweeney on a plane, a virgin pregnant stingray, audience impressions, and special guest Jason Kelce. The conversation also delves into the intersection of comedy and athletics, pressure in football plays, and overtime strategy analysis in football.

Jason Kelce, NFL player from the Philadelphia Eagles, joins the podcast to discuss how NFL players are monetizing their creativity as creators. They explore the rise of B2B creators, the importance of building and monetizing your audience, and the need to define your passion before growing your follower count.

Discover how NFL players Jason and Travis Kelce created the top sports podcast 'New Heights', delving into the podcast's origins, financial success, viral marketing, athlete-hosted podcasts trend, and more. Explore the rise of athlete-driven podcasts like Pat McAfee and JJ Redick, and learn about their strategies for building fan bases and securing media deals.