In an intriguing blend of sports worlds, NFL star Travis Kelce and NBA standout Paul George recently found themselves sharing more than just the limelight of professional athleticism. This week, Kelce recorded his latest episode of the podcast “New Heights” in the same studio that houses “Podcast P,” the audio venture of Paul George. This unique crossover event highlights the behind-the-scenes synergy in the podcasting universe, particularly within the sports genre.

Wave Sports & Entertainment, a media company based in Santa Monica, California, is the powerhouse behind both podcasts. Specializing in creating engaging content that resonates with sports fans across multiple platforms, Wave has carved a niche for itself by collaborating with high-profile athletes to share their voices and stories.

“New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce” offers listeners a peek into the lives, careers, and perspectives of the Kelce brothers, both of whom have made significant marks in their respective football careers. Meanwhile, “Podcast P” allows Paul George, the LA Clippers’ star forward, to dive into discussions about basketball, life beyond the court, and the intersections of sports and culture.

The shared studio space not only signifies the logistical collaborations facilitated by Wave Sports & Entertainment but also symbolizes the interconnectedness of athletes across different sports disciplines. By providing a platform where these athletes can express themselves beyond the game, Wave is contributing to a broader understanding of sports personalities as multifaceted individuals with diverse interests and insights.

This crossover episode is a testament to the growing trend of athletes stepping into the media space to control their narratives and connect with fans on a new level. As podcasts continue to surge in popularity, the voices of athletes like Travis Kelce and Paul George are becoming increasingly influential, offering fans unique perspectives on sports, life, and everything in between.

Wave Sports & Entertainment’s role in bringing these athletes’ voices to the forefront highlights the company’s commitment to innovative sports media production. By leveraging the star power of athletes from the NFL and NBA, Wave is not just telling sports stories; they’re redefining what sports media can be.

Travis Kelce holds Oscars statue aloft as he poses with Hollywood star Cord Jefferson and Tommy Alter at Beyoncé and Jay Z’s glitzy post-show party… but girlfriend Taylor Swift is nowhere to be seen

Travis Kelce seemed to have enjoyed himself after the Oscars this weekend. However, girlfriend Taylor Swift appears absent in the post-show festivities.

On Sunday night, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end was at Jay Z and Beyoncé’s post-Oscars ‘Gold Party’ in Los Angeles. Days later, pictures of Kelce at the party were posted on Instagram – but surprisingly, none with the record-breaking pop star.

Kelce was pictured beaming with glee alongside Oscar winner Cord Jefferson and social media personality Tommy Alter.

The three-time Super Bowl champion appeared to be holding up an Oscar trophy in one hand with his left arm around Jefferson – who was awarded the best-adapted screenplay earlier in the evening for his work on American Fiction.

Despite not attending the ceremony, Swift received an invitation from show producer Katy Mullan.

Travis Kelce partied with Oscar winner Cord Jefferson and social media star Tommy Alter

The Chiefs tight end was at Jay Z and Beyoncé’s post-Oscars ‘Gold Party’ in Los Angeles

Kelce’s popstar girlfriend Taylor Swift was not seen in any of the photos from after the Oscars

‘Listen, we all love Taylor,’ Mullan told Indie Wire. ‘She’s the best cheerleader you could ever possibly have in any audience, whether it’s the NFL or an award show.’

Swift arrived in Los Angeles from Singapore, where she finished the latest leg of her Eras tour. Before hitting Southeast Asia, she made stops in Melbourne and Sydney, Australia. Swift will be on break from performing before she takes the tour to Europe in May.