Jason Kelce in a Speedo, Chiefs Dynasty Debates, and Brad Pitt Racing Through F1 Gossip — Episode 146 Is Total Mayhem

In Episode 146 of the wildly popular New Heights podcast, Travis and Jason Kelce deliver what might be their most chaotic, hilarious, and unfiltered episode yet.
From the moment it starts, the energy is off the rails.
Jason opens up about his now-infamous Speedo appearance at the Eagles Autism Foundation’s Ocean Drive event.
Meanwhile, Travis balances NFL insights with unexpected Hollywood name-drops.
Yes, Brad Pitt enters the chat—and not in a way anyone expected.

Jason wastes no time diving into the Speedo story that made headlines across sports and lifestyle media.
He candidly reveals how he prepared for the event, including a painful bikini wax he underwent at the urging of his wife, Kylie.
“It was one of the worst things I’ve ever experienced,” Jason admits, drawing laughs from his brother and fans alike.
“But hey—if you’re gonna wear the stars and stripes on your butt, you better do it right.”

But the Speedo saga is just the beginning.
The brothers also reflect on the latest iteration of Tight End University—an offseason training event created by Travis Kelce, George Kittle, and Greg Olsen that brings together the NFL’s elite tight ends for a few days of training, bonding, and, well, absolute madness.
Travis teases that this year’s camp had “the wildest rookie moment we’ve ever seen.”
Though he stops short of naming names.
“Let’s just say somebody tried to backflip into a cold tub and ended up with a mild concussion,” he laughs.

The episode quickly shifts gears when the conversation veers into unexpected territory—Formula 1 racing.
Why?
Because Travis recently got a behind-the-scenes look at Brad Pitt’s new F1 film, which is being shot at actual Grand Prix events.
“It’s insane,” Travis says.
“Brad Pitt is really doing the driving.
Like, he’s in the car.
At real F1 speeds.
I had no idea he was that committed.”

Jason, who admits he’s “not much of a car guy,” still seems fascinated by the idea of Pitt behind the wheel.
“That’s gotta be the coolest midlife crisis ever,” he jokes.
“Just casually doing laps with Lewis Hamilton like it’s nothing.”

Travis doubles down on his admiration for Pitt.
“Dude’s like 60 and still smoother than anyone I’ve ever met.
I shook his hand and immediately questioned everything about my wardrobe.”
The F1 segment, while unexpected, fits perfectly with the brothers’ ability to bounce between high-level football talk and pop culture chaos without missing a beat.

As the episode unfolds, Travis also touches on serious football business.
He opens up about the pressure of being part of what many are calling a modern NFL dynasty—the Kansas City Chiefs.
“We’ve got targets on our backs,” he says.
“Every game we play, people want to beat us more than anything.
That’s the price of winning.
You don’t get to have an off day.”

Jason, meanwhile, reflects on retirement rumors, his changing role with the Eagles, and how stepping back from the game has given him more time with his family—and to, evidently, wax poetic about wax strips.
“Honestly, I’m just glad my daughters didn’t see me cry during that wax,” he jokes.

In true Kelce fashion, the brothers don’t let things stay serious for too long.
One moment they’re talking about offensive line play.
The next they’re debating which tight end would win in a WWE-style cage match.
“My money’s still on George Kittle,” Jason says.
“That man has barbarian energy.”

By the end of the episode, they’ve covered more ground than a Mahomes scramble—NFL training camp stories, beach fashion disasters, locker room pranks, unexpected cameos, and a half-joking debate about launching their own line of Speedos.
“If we don’t call it ‘Kelce Cuts,’ we’re wasting a branding opportunity,” Jason quips.

What makes New Heights stand out isn’t just the star power of its hosts, but the way they connect with fans.
Episode 146 feels less like a podcast and more like hanging out in a locker room where anything can happen.
There’s an authenticity that’s hard to fake.
They’re not afraid to laugh at themselves, admit insecurities, or roast each other like only brothers can.

The Brad Pitt moment, in particular, captures the absurdity and reach of the Kelce universe right now.
Travis isn’t just a two-time Super Bowl champ—he’s a guy who gets invited to movie sets.
Who hangs with actors.
Who somehow balances an A-list social life with grueling offseason workouts.
And Jason?
He’s the grounded counterweight.
The everyman in a Speedo, reminding us all that fame hasn’t changed who they are at their core.

As the episode wraps, Jason reflects on how surreal the last year has been.
From Super Bowl LVII to the heights of celebrity attention thanks to Travis’s dating life (which goes notably unmentioned this episode), to charitable events and public silliness, it’s clear the Kelces are riding a wave unlike any duo in modern sports media.

They’re not just athletes—they’re full-blown entertainers.
And episodes like this prove why New Heights continues to dominate the charts.

From Speedo slips to dynasty debates to Brad Pitt’s need for speed, Episode 146 delivers everything fans didn’t know they needed—and a whole lot more.