The Jonas Brothers are launching a podcast and from the looks of it, no topic is off limits.
Hello Jonas! premieres on Wednesday, May 20 under an exclusive agreement with iHeartMediaand will be available on the iHeartRadio app, YouTube and major audio platforms.
The weekly show is executive produced by Kevin, Joe and Nick, and promises an unfiltered look at their lives both on and off stage.
The trailer gives a pretty good idea of the tone. Kevin deadpans that this all came about because “everyone in the world had a podcast, so we felt left out.”
Nick, the most serious of the three, offers a rather different take, suggesting it was about finding quality time together between sound check and show time.
Kevin’s response: “Where we have to be even more together in a closed environment.” In other words, the dynamic is exactly what fans would expect.
Topics addressed in the trailer include whether any of the siblings shower in a particularly unconventional way, tattoo ideas, and the eternal debate between flowers and a fruit basket from Edible Arrangements as a romantic gesture.
It’s that kind of show.
Beyond the jokes, Hello Jonas! will feature guests who know the brothers well, family, close friends and longtime confidants, as well as bonus episodes and exclusive interviews.
In a nostalgic touch, listeners can also call a dedicated hotline at 1-84-HEY-JONAS to leave questions, which the brothers can answer on air. It’s a nod to old-school fan lines that feel very on-brand for a group that has always maintained a close relationship with its fan base.
The podcast is the first title in a broader slate of original programming from the brothers’ production company, Powered by Jonas, in association with iheart.
It comes at a historic moment for the trio.
This year marks the Jonas Brothers’ 20th anniversary, and the past few months have brought a series of celebrations, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, their induction into the New Jersey Hall of Fame, and starring roles in the 2025 Disney+ Christmas movie. A very Jonas Christmas movie.
The group has sold more than 20 million albums and earned two Grammy nominations throughout their career.
So a podcast seems like the natural next step. They’ve done pretty much everything else.
