Travis and Jason Kelce Answer Sex and Relationship Questions from Listeners in New Heights Podcast Spinoff

Move over Emily Post — Travis and Jason Kelce are now here to give advice to their listeners on all their burning questions, starting with sex, dating and relationships.

The brothers will now give weekly advice on Heights Hotline, an offshoot of their New Heights podcast, Wondery announced Thursday, Oct. 31. In the debut episode, Travis and Jason field voicemail questions on topics such as differences in sex drives, your spouse being hyper-focused on their phone, when you know your partner is the one and more.

One of the standout questions involved a man who complained that his wife doesn’t want to have sex as much as he does — and the Kelce brothers jumped in with their brand of advice on the issue.

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“Maybe you just gotta try to get some candles, get some rose petals, be a little bit romantic. Set the mood a little bit more, maybe you just gotta rekindle that flame a little more. Get that thing going, take her to a nice restaurant. These are all things I would try and do. That’s tough, not cheating is definitely the way to go though,” Travis, 35, said.

Jason, 36, offered his own take, saying “Try to set it up early, if you know you’re in the mood. Cause women are weird, that don’t just always want that. I don’t know why, they don’t operate on the same wavelength as us, but if you, just little things … like if you’re walking by in the morning, just grab her a–. Grab her right on the a–, she will appreciate it. Just like men like to be sought after, women like to be sought after.”

Back in August, Travis and Jason scored a $100 million-dollar deal with Amazon’s podcast network Wondery for New Heights.

The duo signed a landmark nine-figure, three-year deal with Amazon’s Wondery to distribute their podcast New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce, according to a news release from the company on Tuesday, Aug. 27.

“We couldn’t be more excited to team up with Wondery for the next phase of New Heights,” the Ohio natives said in a statement. “We love this show, and the fanbase that has grown with us over the last two seasons.”

The podcasters had been searching for a new deal in the $100 million range for their popular and award-winning weekly show after the season 2 finale.

The new contract with Wondery includes global distribution rights to all audio and video episodes of the podcast, New Heights’ back catalog of all content and rights to create international audio adaptations of the podcast for global audiences, according to the release.