Gordo & Traci Lee

From the invisible jobs at work that deserve a raise to the surprising ways our pets control our schedules, Gordo and Traci Lee tackle another packed morning. Plus, they reveal which country stars they'd hang out with—but never let date a family member.

On today's episode of Gordo & Traci Lee, we imagine a world where one magic pill could eliminate your biggest daily annoyance—and listeners had plenty of ideas, from mosquitoes to health insurance to just dealing with work. We also debate whether America should raise the minimum wage to $25 an hour, ask what you constantly forget no matter how hard you try, and find out why saying "please" and "thank you" to AI might actually get you better answers. Plus, we share a feel-good Mississippi story about local students earning national recognition, play What Came First for Parker McCollum tickets, and talk about the unique gift one Mississippi country star says he'll never forget.

Today's show was all about dreaming big! We built the ultimate American concert lineup with only three artists, debated whether we'd rather be 30% happier, 40% hotter, or 60% better at any sport, and dove back into the Shallow Bowl of Deep Questions!

The world is ending in five minutes and somehow you're in charge of the final song humanity hears. Gordo and Traci debate the ultimate apocalypse playlist while listeners make their case. Plus, a viral Oklahoma dog brings an unexpected armadillo guest into the house, Bailey Zimmerman responds to his legal troubles, and Ella Langley shares the story of the bandmate who told her to write better songs... before she became one of country music's biggest stars.

Today on Gordo & Traci Lee, we tackled one of the toughest debates ever: what's the single greatest fast-food item of all time? From Egg McMuffins to Crunchwrap Supremes, listeners built their own Fast-Food Mount Rushmore. We also talked about the sweet reason King Charles was spotted wearing friendship bracelets, shared stories of treasures made by kids. Gordo has suddenly picked up a Southern phrases and he can't stop saying it!

Gordo & Traci Lee kicked off the week talking about what belongs in the ultimate American backyard.  The show also debated the Song of Summer 2026, with listeners making their picks for the anthem that'll soundtrack cookouts, lake days, and road trips all season long. Plus, listeners shared their favorite places to watch Fourth of July fireworks!! 

Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo finally break their silence on what led to their split, and Gordo & Traci break down the latest details from both sides. Plus, with Father's Day around the corner, listeners share what dads actually want this year (hint: it's probably not another mug). The show also dives into the dumbest things couples fight about, swaps hilarious stories about the strange things dogs have eaten, and celebrates some good news for Mississippi families as Children's of Mississippi earns one of the highest honors in healthcare!
 
 

A simple question turns into a full-blown debate: if you had to eliminate one forever, would you choose music, coffee, football, or your phone? Plus, Luke Combs surprises a classroom of students after spotting a teacher's post online, and listeners share heartfelt advice for someone facing their first Father's Day after losing their dad. We also dive into the Shallow Bowl of Deep Questions, hear stories about accidentally spilling secrets, and give away Parker McCollum tickets on another edition of Gordo & Traci Lee in the Morning🎙️❤️☕📱🏈🎶

A listener found herself in hot water after getting emotional over the news of Jelly Roll and Bunnie XO's divorce, sparking a debate about whether her husband owes her an apology for making fun of her. Plus, listeners shared why their dads deserve the title of Father of the Year, and we brainstormed what should represent the Magnolia State in America's giant time capsule that won't be opened until 2276.

Gordo & Traci Lee tackled the moment everyone eventually faces: realizing they've become their father. Later, the show explored travel culture shock after World Cup visitors shared their confusion about American life, which lead them to ask: What surprised you when you traveled somewhere different? The morning also included a discussion about dreams and nightmares. Traci revealed she can remember vivid dreams from decades ago, while Gordo admitted he usually only remembers the bad ones.