Welcome to the 2026 reset absolutely no one asked for.

In this New Year’s special, Taylor is setting intentions (not resolutions, relax), including a bold commitment to drink more, make zero new friends, and generally mind her business louder than ever. Growth looks different on everyone.

We also unpack Taylor’s complicated parasocial relationship with Mel Robbins—specifically her deep desire to be punched in the face by her, spiritually. If you get it, you get it.

Somewhere along the way, Travis Kelce is compared to a Camel Crush cigarette, a deeply haunting scene from Game of Thrones resurfaces uninvited, and Taylor reflects on what she’s taking into 2026… and what she’s absolutely leaving behind.

It’s chaotic. It’s reflective. It’s somehow sincere.
New year, same gremlin.

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It’s the Christmas special and we’re starting strong with a rental car dealership situation that tested my patience, my spirit, and my belief in men as a concept.

From there, we spiral into competing in a grant competition, not winning, processing that loss in real time, and being just bitter enough to talk about it on a podcast.

We also cover my recent Nashville trip, why women continue to carry the emotional, creative, and logistical weight of the world, and I end with some well wishes for my broadcasting class.

Put this on while wrapping gifts or avoiding your relatives.

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Philadelphia icon John DeBella joins Taylor Brooke for a powerful, long-awaited interview that covers everything from the early days of Philly rock radio to the controversies that shaped his career, including his highly publicized feud with Howard Stern. This episode breaks down the legacy of one of the city’s most influential broadcasters and gives listeners a rare look at the man behind the microphone.

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