Kennedy Saves The World

How far would you go for your pet? Turns out, for some people, there's no limit. The Wall Street Journal just did a deep dive on animal acupuncture and whether it's actually worth it. Kennedy has tried it and shares her experience.

Kennedy and guests explore AI, brain chips, tech, science, pop culture, internet conspiracies, and Kat Timpf's hilariously independent toddler.

Tyrus joins Kennedy to discuss Vegas nightlife, celebrity cover-ups, his rise from bar bouncer to WWE star, and the bittersweet cost of chasing dreams.

Kennedy's always on the move, which means lots of packing. This time, she calls on "packing queen" Laura Giromini for a carry-on masterclass.

Kennedy examines Spencer Pratt's AI-driven mayoral campaign and how it taps into frustration over wildfires, insurance issues, and California's homelessness crisis.

Kennedy and Jimmy Failla discuss fears over progressive politics spreading from NYC, "manufactured hysteria," and share hilarious stories about odd finds in plastic bags.

Kennedy chats with Sunny Jo, winner of FOX Nation's "What Did I Miss," about surviving 90 days offline, house drama, food poisoning, and hard-earned self-discovery.

Most parenting styles work, says Kennedy, except gentle parenting. WSJ says "beta parents" are just free-range parenting with a new label.

Kennedy revisits Dr. Drew Pinsky on aging, "Special Forces," Loveline memories, and how he stays sharp with cold plunges and NAD supplements.

Kennedy shares travel tips from frequent flying-why you shouldn't stash your jacket overhead-plus her take on No Doubt's Las Vegas Sphere residency.

Common sense fading in major cities Kennedy and Jimmy Failla examine Los Angeles and Seattle decline progressive policies AOC Tax the Rich backlash real world impacts

Bret Baier, FOX News Chief Political Anchor, is here, margarita in hand, ready to spill on his new book, The Case For America.

Jeff Passan (ESPN MLB insider) discusses baseball's romance, the pitch clock's impact, ABS umpires, the Ohtani interpreter gambling scandal, and why the Dodgers are seen as villains.

Kennedy recaps Met Gala looks with sharp takes, from bold "costume art" fashion to Bad Bunny's grandpa vibe and Blake Lively's headline-making return.

Tiger Woods was arrested for an alleged DUI after another crash. Kennedy weighs in, arguing some tough love may be what he needs.

FOX's Jimmy Failla joins Kennedy to discuss the NYPD confirming recovered devices were IEDs, media framing of the incident, and the growing moral equivalence in today's politics.

Marcus Lemonis joins Kennedy for a Limoncello Spritz. They swap packing tips, NYC updates, and brainstorm their next business idea.

Slipknot co-founder Shawn Crahan joins Kennedy to discuss music's "God frequency," his move to the desert, and building community through Minecraft's Vernearth.

Kennedy reacts to Tampa Airport's no-pajamas rule and defends a woman who scored a $4,500 wedding dress for $100.

Kennedy and Jimmy Failla discuss the rapid news cycle, Middle East tensions, Iranian women's liberation, and the politicization of Olympic hockey.

Kennedy's taking a breather this weekend, so we're throwing it back to one of her all-time favorite chats with Joe Germanotta, the guy behind Joanne's Trattoria (and yes, Lady Gaga's dad).

From a cell in Folsom Prison to a leading voice in pop, Gary Buechler (Nerdrotic) joins Kennedy to share his journey of redemption, resilience, and his new book, Waiting for Nerdrotic.

The 2026 State of the Union was the longest ever-but did it unite the country? Kennedy breaks down the cringe moments and honors the military heroes who stole the spotlight.

Lent is here, and Kennedy's pressing pause on shopping for the third year straight. She's also sharing how she's cutting back on alcohol for her health, and giving her home a full Marie Kondo moment just in time for spring.