This week on Take It Personal, Steph, Will, and Jamie discuss the platforms they trust—and how podcasts have become the most influential mic in the room. From Taylor Swift’s 12th album release via Travis Kelce’s podcast to Marc Maron’s impact and the decline of traditional media, the hosts examine the cultural shift toward unfiltered voices.

Then, things get personal. Jamie shares about doing bedtime math and realizing he might be losing 200 days with his partner. Will reflects on his 40th birthday and Marcus Aurelius. Steph talks about how losing her parents early made her more direct—and more liberated. The group discusses physical changes, weight gain, old routines, and how mortality affects your mindset.

Finally, the episode ends with a local report from D.C., commentary on political theater, and the return of the Take It Personal “What We’re Looking Forward To” roundup.

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