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Steve Morrison from Preston & Steve (WMMR) sits down with Taylor Brooke, who he first met when she was an intern. They get into sneaking into the SNL offices, meeting Preston over the airwaves, opening for Ray Romono, why he bet on Philly over New York, the Radio Hall of Fame, and a ghost hunt at Eastern State Penitentiary that caught a voice saying "no."

Funny stories, a little radio history, and a chance to get to know the person behind a voice Philly has spent decades waking up with.


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Keltie Knight is done being the bigger person—and so am I!

The LadyGang co-creator and three-time Emmy-winning TV personality joins me to talk about her new book, The F*ck Them Theory, and why she thinks Mel Robbins’s “Let Them” advice gets it wrong.

And yes, we get into the tea:

• Ciara Miller’s Dancing with the Stars elimination and the “mediocre men” still in the ballroom.
• Sending Andy Cohen gummy dicks after he criticized her hosting. Networking looks different for everyone!
• Hollywood acquaintances who ghost after you support them.
• The rumor that she lost her Golden Globes diamond for attention.

Then we talk money. Keltie says she discovered a male coworker earned six figures more for the same position. She negotiated a huge raise and says she was fired a year later, with budget cuts given as the reason.

She also explains how a private group of women podcasters shares deal details to help each other get paid.

Plus, friendship breakups, burnout, and why being a little hated might mean you finally have boundaries.

Hollywood tea, female rage, and permission to stop apologizing for wanting more.

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This week on The Taylor Taylor Taylor Show, Taylor sits down with Skye Lingenfelter, the creator behind Life on Wilde, to talk about going viral, getting noticed by HGTV, balancing a career as a lawyer with a deeply creative life, and why sometimes the best thing you can do is stop worrying about what’s practical and make the weird choice anyway.

Skye opens up about teaching herself to garden, transforming her home into something completely personal, creating art out of unexpected materials, and what it feels like when something you made suddenly reaches millions of people. Taylor and Skye also get into women owning their intelligence, rediscovering childhood joy, refusing to make yourself smaller, and why your home, career, and life do not have to fit neatly into one box.

And naturally, the conversation also finds its way to Taylor Swift, The 1975, the Eras Tour, ACOTAR, internet fame, husbands saving unnecessary boxes, and the chaos of having approximately 14 different interests at once.

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This week, we’re catching up on the VMAs, Madonna’s heels, why Bruno Mars inexplicably irritates Taylor, and the George Michael voicemail that has somehow survived since 2016. Then we get into the questions currently plaguing her brain: What exactly is an iota? Why is Luke always warm and Debbie always down? Why don’t normal couples make breakup announcement videos for the rest of us to consume?

Plus, Taylor returns to Catholic Mass and discovers the church may have gotten a remix, considers being turned into a diamond after death, accidentally bullies a bartender who claimed to be a fan of the podcast, and pitches an AI Rage Against the Machine cover band called Rage for the Machine.

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Cipha Sounds is very famous in New York. I’m really famous in Philadelphia. Naturally, putting us in the same room became a public safety concern for the entire Northeast Corridor.

Cipha joins me to talk about working his way up at Hot 97, DJing on Chappelle’s Show, being told by Dave Chappelle that he should try stand-up, and eventually turning comedy into his full-time career. He explains why DJing and stand-up require the exact same survival skills, what makes a Philadelphia crowd uniquely terrifying, why he starts everyone at 100, and how he became professionally famous-person-adjacent.

We also discuss microplastics, women in comedy, white-collar crime, his invitation to a Jay-Z premiere that was hiding in his inbox, and why he refuses to let beef linger.

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Fall has arrived, the Eagles are back, and Taylor’s football outfits are about to become far more important than her knowledge of the actual sport.

In this chaotic solo episode, Taylor shares her New York Fashion Week dream invitation and the Rachel Antonoff obsession that officially ended her monochromatic era. Then, she dives into the Next Gen NYC finale—including Gia and Christian’s future, Emira’s immaculate apartment, Liam and Kendall’s extremely obvious chemistry, and the unfortunate truth that Charlie the crypto creep might actually be a star.

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This week’s episode is basically a GRWM that slowly loses the plot. Maddison Diacont, owner of Shades of Nude, gives me a full-glam makeover while we talk beauty secrets, blush blindness, celebrity clients, marriage, runaway pets, Maddison's connection to Paige DeSorbo’s cat and the pettiest thing I’ve ever done after a breakup.

The point of this full glam isn’t that women need it; it’s to show how much work goes into the “effortless” beauty standard we’re constantly sold. No one wakes up like this. This hour-long routine has been mercifully condensed into 35 minutes for your viewing pleasure.


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Dave Cruise is back, and unfortunately, no one brought adult supervision. Taylor attempts to explain why airplanes cannot fly left, argues that ketchup is technically a smoothie, and reveals that she has somehow visited New York countless times without ever taking the subway. Along the way, Taylor and Dave investigate shirtless men, dad bods, whether the human brain eventually runs out of storage, the cultural decline of radio, Dune’s excessive sand, Taylor’s newly infamous eyes, and the devastating realization that neither of them was considered cool enough to join the workplace cult. This episode contains alcohol, geography misinformation, several unnecessary left turns, and absolutely no intention of returning to corporate America.

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