Where to find New Heights and what you need
New Heights is a podcast hosted by brothers Jason and Travis Kelce that releases new episodes every Wednesday. You can listen on any major podcast app — Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube Music, Amazon Music — or watch video episodes on YouTube and ESPN+. The show is free on most platforms; ESPN+ requires a paid subscription if you want to watch there, but the audio version is available free everywhere else.
You do not need to download anything special or pay for a separate app. If you already have Spotify on your phone, or Apple Podcasts if you use an iPhone, you can search for "New Heights" and start listening immediately. If you prefer to watch rather than listen, YouTube has the full video episodes at no cost.
Key Takeaways
- New episodes release every Wednesday and are free to listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube Music, and Amazon Music.
- Video versions are available free on YouTube, or through ESPN+ if you have a paid subscription.
- You can listen on any device that has a podcast app — phone, tablet, computer, or smart speaker.
- Search for "New Heights" by name in whichever app you already use; no separate account or sign-up is required on most platforms.
Listening on your phone with Apple Podcasts or Spotify
If you use an iPhone, open the Apple Podcasts app (it comes built in). Tap the search icon at the bottom, type "New Heights," and tap the show when it appears. Tap "Follow" to add it to your library, and new episodes will show up automatically each Wednesday.
On Android or any phone, open Spotify, tap the search icon, type "New Heights," and tap the show. Tap "Follow" and episodes will appear in your library. Both apps let you listen offline if you download episodes ahead of time — useful if you know you will be without internet.
You can also listen on YouTube Music (search for the show and tap "Subscribe") or Amazon Music (search and tap "Follow"). All four apps let you adjust playback speed, skip forward or back by 15 seconds, and set up notifications so you know when a new episode drops.
Watching video episodes on YouTube
Go to YouTube.com or open the YouTube app on your phone or TV. Search for "New Heights Podcast" and tap the official channel (it will show the Kelce brothers' names). Tap "Subscribe" to get notified when new episodes post.
Video episodes are usually uploaded on Wednesday alongside the audio version. You can watch on any device — phone, tablet, computer, or smart TV — and YouTube will remember where you stopped if you pause and come back later. You can also create a playlist of episodes if you want to queue them up.
Watching on ESPN+ if you have a subscription
If you already pay for ESPN+, open the app and search for "New Heights." The show appears in the same feed as other ESPN content. Episodes are available the same day they release on other platforms.
ESPN+ costs money (the price varies depending on whether you bundle it with other Disney services), so this is only worth it if you already subscribe for other sports content. The audio and YouTube versions are free, so most listeners do not need ESPN+ just for this show.
Listening on a smart speaker or in your car
If you have an Amazon Echo, Google Home, or another smart speaker, you can say "Alexa, play New Heights podcast" or "Hey Google, play New Heights podcast" and it will start playing. The speaker will continue from where you left off on other devices.
In your car, if you have Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, open your podcast app the same way you would on your phone and search for the show. If your car has built-in Spotify or Amazon Music, you can search there too. Some cars also have native podcast apps — check your car's infotainment menu.
Setting up notifications and organizing episodes
Most podcast apps let you turn on notifications so you get an alert when a new episode posts. In Apple Podcasts, tap the show, tap the three dots, and toggle "Notifications" on. In Spotify, tap the show and toggle the bell icon. YouTube will notify you if you have notifications turned on for the channel.
You can also mark episodes as favorites or add them to playlists so you can find them later. This is useful if you want to go back and listen to a specific guest or topic. Some apps let you sort by date, guest name, or your own custom tags.
Troubleshooting if you cannot find the show
If searching for "New Heights" returns nothing, make sure you are searching in the podcast section of your app, not in music or videos. Some apps have separate tabs — in Spotify, tap "Podcasts" at the top before searching. If the app is very old, update it from your phone's app store.
If you see multiple shows with similar names, look for the one with Jason and Travis Kelce's names and photos. The official show usually has a blue checkmark or "verified" label next to the name. If you are still stuck, try searching "New Heights Kelce" instead of just "New Heights."
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to pay to listen to New Heights?
No. The audio version is free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, and most other podcast apps. Video on YouTube is also free. ESPN+ costs money, but you do not need it to watch or listen — YouTube has the same video episodes at no cost.
Can I listen offline or download episodes?
Yes. In Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and most other apps, tap the episode and look for a download icon (usually a downward arrow). Downloaded episodes use storage space on your phone but let you listen without internet. Downloaded episodes usually expire after a set time, so check your app's settings.
What time do new episodes come out?
New episodes release every Wednesday, but the exact time varies by platform. YouTube and ESPN+ usually post in the morning. Podcast apps may take a few hours to update. If you do not see a new episode by afternoon on Wednesday, try refreshing your app or searching again.
Can I watch New Heights on my TV?
Yes. If your TV has YouTube built in or supports AirPlay (Apple TV) or Chromecast (Android), you can cast YouTube to your TV from your phone. ESPN+ also has a TV app if you subscribe. Some smart speakers with screens can play YouTube too.
Is there a way to listen to old episodes?
Yes. All podcast apps and YouTube keep a full archive of past episodes. Search for the show, tap it, and scroll down to see older episodes listed by date. You can listen to any episode from the beginning, though some very early episodes may not be available on every platform.