The accolades for Travis and Jason Kelce continue to come in as the duo’s popular ‘New Heights’ podcast was named ‘Best Sports Podcast’ during the 2025 iHeart Podcast Awards.
The show receiving the honor was announced by Amazon’s podcast network, Wondery, which added ‘New Heights’ to its portfolio last year on a $100million deal.
‘New Heights’ only began as a podcast in September 2022 and has skyrocketed in popularity due to Travis’ relationship with singer Taylor Swift, which he first prophesized on the show.
The now-infamous summer 2023 episode came after Swift’s sold-out ‘Eras Tour’ shows at Arrowhead Stadium, home of Kelce’s Kansas City Chiefs.
Last year, ‘New Heights’ won ‘Podcast of the Year’ during the same award show.
The podcast awards double with the iHeartRadio Music Awards, which takes place Monday in Los Angeles.
Jason and Travis Kelce’s ‘New Heights’ podcast won a best sports podcast award this week
Fans have speculated that Travis and Taylor will make a public appearance together next week
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Swift is nominated in 10 categories during next week’s award show including ‘Artist of the Year’ and ‘Favorite Surprise Guest’ when she brought Kelce on stage during one of her Wembley Stadium shows in London last June.
After a month out of the public eye after the Chiefs lost the Super Bowl to the Philadelphia Eagles, where Swift was booed by the crowd in New Orleans, Kelce and the ‘Anti-Hero’ singer could make an appearance together at the show.
Jason retired from professional football last year, while Travis made the decision to continue his NFL career for at least one more season last month.
In the offseason, the Kelce brothers are continuing their podcast, with Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford as their latest surprise guest.
Their fans have been asking for Swift to appear herself on the podcast, with the 14-time Grammy winner yet to be interviewed by her boyfriend and his older brother.