Kylie Kelce knocked Joe Rogan out of the top podcast spot in just one episode

Kylie KelceWife of Jason Kelcesister-in-law of Travis KelceMother of three (with a fourth child on the way) and Dunkin Donuts enthusiast, can add another description to this incomplete list: #1 podcast host.

The debut of Kylie’s new podcast, I won’t liehas dropped off Joe Rogan‘S The Joe Rogan Experience from its long-standing position at the top of the most listened to charts on Apple and Spotify. The opening episode with It’s always sunny in Philadelphia star Kaitlin Olson as a guest was released on December 5th, with new episodes scheduled to appear every Thursday.

Although Kylie shares the last name with two other successful podcasters – the Kelce brothers are co-hosts of the popular podcast New heights– She was open about her show being different, saying that husband Jason “dragged me into this mess,” generally catching the public’s attention thanks to his quiet life as a retired Philadelphia Eagles player , who not only co-hosts New heightsbut regularly comments on ESPN and pursues low-key hobbies such as: E.g. being shirtless and outgoing Taylor Swift at brother Travis’ games with the Kansas City Chiefs.

“I don’t like attention being paid to me,” Kylie said during the episode. “I think it has something to do with the fact that I’ve always been very tall, and so I’ve always tried to deflect that and say, ‘You don’t have to stare at me.'”

“I tried to stay calm and sort of roll back into the hedge like Homer Simpson, but no one would let me,” she said.

Now, however, she’s learned to “embrace it” and seize the opportunity to control her own narrative and highlight issues that are important to her, like women’s sports and parenting, her passion for her coffee order and charities she supports – and, whatnot More importantly, your goal is to do everything in under 45 minutes per episode. “Unlike my husband and my brother-in-law, I don’t have all the time in the world,” she said, chastising the two for their often oversized episodes and admitting that she listens to their episodes in sections.

She also addressed the unspoken question: “How does a woman manage to raise three daughters, raise another, make sure Jason packs Jason’s jeans, coach a field hockey team?” And Host a podcast strong enough to upset Rogan. With help, of course.

When asked if Jason watches the couple’s children while she records (Kylie and the kids have made several unplanned cameos). New heights through a whine in the background she said, “How do I say this nicely?” NO.”

“If I have to do something, I will plan for child care,” she said. “My husband could tell me 72 times that he will be in the house during the time I need to leave the house and I will still arrange child care. It’s not a blow to my husband. My husband is busier than ever. I see him less now in retirement than when he played football. We had a fixed schedule back then. Now it’s an absolute free-for-all. He’s working so hard at the moment and is really wearing himself out, so I’m just making sure I’m covered. And if that means he’s in the house and someone else is there just to cover or make up the difference, then that’s our plan.”

“He’s not watching them at the moment, I think he’s in meetings.”