England's base camp: Kansas City
England's national team set up their World Cup base in Kansas City, which Travis Kelce described as one of American soccer's growing hubs.
Snapshot · New Heights with Jason & Travis Kelce
Prince William on England's World Cup, Travis at Wembley, NFL in the UK & America's 250th | Bonus EP
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Jul 3, 2026
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Sport, Mental Health, and What You Miss When You Stop Playing
At 13:15 · chapter starts 12:20
Jason asks about football's broader role in society, and William gives an unexpectedly personal answer. Sport is good for health — particularly mental health — and provides a release that he argues is irreplaceable. He turns to Travis directly and notes that Travis is still playing, so he doesn't fully understand yet; but when it ends, you 'really pine for it.' [1] — Prince William "Sport is more than entertainment — it's mental health infrastructure. Prince William opens up about what life feels like when competitive s…" 14:33 The camaraderie of teammates, the competitive spirit, the physical outlet — William says these things have genuinely filled a hole in his life that nothing else has replaced since he stopped playing sport himself. It's one of the most candid moments in the episode, cutting through the royal formality to reveal a relatable human truth.
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