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The Newest Chrisley (Part 1) Feat. Terrance Price Jul 03, 2026

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me… and this week, things look a little different.

Todd & Grayson are joined by Todd's close friend Terrance Price, someone you've heard about PLENTY in the Chrisley family stories. but who you are finally getting to meet for yourself.

Terrance shares what it was really like meeting Todd during their "extended vacay" in Pensacola, how an unexpected friendship quickly turned into something much deeper, and why the people they met during one of the hardest seasons of their lives will remain lifelong friends. Together they look back on the bonds that formed behind prison walls, the moments that tested them, and the loyalty that carried them through it all.

The conversation also pulls back the curtain on life inside the facility, from standing up for inmates who couldn't stand up for themselves to navigating difficult staff and finding community in unexpected places. These friendships refused to be broken, even when people were intentionally separated.

Along the way, Terrance tells his side of some of Todd's most talked about prison stories, Grayson gets to ask the questions he's been wanting answered, and the three of them prove that some of the strongest relationships are built in the places you would least expect.

It's funny, emotional, and full of stories you've never heard before. More than anything, it's a reminder that family isn't always defined by blood. Sometimes it's defined by the people who walk through the hardest seasons of life with you.

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"I Don't Want a Pen Pal" Jun 26, 2026

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me… where a simple game can somehow turn into a full-blown family intervention.

This week, join Todd, Chase, and Grayson for a new game called "Which Kid Did It?" As Todd tries to figure out which child is responsible for a series of increasingly outrageous stories, the accusations start flying. From missed flights and fake emergencies to dating disasters, speeding tickets, and questionable life decisions, nobody is safe from being roasted.

Once the game wraps up, the conversation shifts into a round of impossible "would you rather" questions that reveal a lot more than anyone expected. The family debates fame, relationships, loyalty, parenting, and which Chrisley they'd trust most in a survival situation.

But underneath the laughs, the episode takes an unexpected turn.

What starts as playful banter evolves into one of the most honest conversations the family has had so far about disappointment, communication, and what happens when relationships change. Chase opens up about feeling disconnected from Todd, while Todd explains the challenges of balancing love, boundaries, and watching your children make choices you don't always agree with.

It's messy, funny, uncomfortable, heartfelt, and probably the closest thing to a real family conversation you'll ever hear on a podcast.

It's classic Chrisley chaos... until it isn't.

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Do Parents Ever Let Go Jun 19, 2026

This week, Chase once again accuses Todd of liking Savannah and Grayson more than him, leading to a debate that has apparently been going on for years. What starts as a conversation about favoritism quickly turns into a much bigger discussion about family dynamics, communication, and how relationships change as children become adults.

The guys get honest about growing up in the spotlight, the opportunities that came with reality television, and whether they'd make the same choice if they could go back and do it all over again. They talk about mistakes, growing up too fast, learning difficult lessons in public, and the ways those experiences shaped who they are today.

Todd also reflects on parenting, admitting that there are things he would do differently if given the chance, while Chase and Grayson push back with their own perspective on what it was actually like growing up in the Chrisley household. Along the way, they tackle everything from therapy and personal responsibility to cruise ships, social media trends, and why no family ever sees their own story exactly the same way.

It's funny, honest, occasionally chaotic, and one of the most personal conversations they've had yet.

New episodes every week… and remember:

The people who drive you the craziest are usually the same people you'd do anything for.

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"I'm Not Crazy" Jun 12, 2026

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me… where life updates somehow turn into debates about AI, politics, OnlyFans, and whether anyone in this family is actually stable.

This week, Todd, Chase, and Grayson sit down for a long overdue catch up. They talk about where they are in life, what's bringing them peace these days, and how much things have changed over the past few years. From college life and relationships to moving away, finding independence, and learning to tune out the noise, it's one of the most honest conversations they've had about personal growth so far.

Of course, keeping things serious doesn't last long.

The guys dive into everything from viral internet culture and celebrity headlines to conspiracy theories, current events, and the state of entertainment. Along the way, they debate AI, the future of technology, political division in America, and whether common sense has completely left the building.

They also tackle questions about family dynamics, what peace actually looks like, and why getting older sometimes means caring less about everyone else's drama and more about protecting your own peace.

At its core, this episode is about perspective. How life changes you, how your priorities shift, and how finding peace often means learning what deserves your attention and what doesn't.

It's funny, opinionated, completely unfiltered, and exactly what happens when three Chrisleys sit down with no real plan and way too much to say.

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Fashion Crimes and Family Secrets Jun 05, 2026

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me… where every conversation somehow ends with a story that probably should've stayed private.

This week, Todd shares details about his move to Texas, the excitement of starting a new chapter, and why he's more optimistic than ever about what's ahead. From new creative projects and future television ideas to finding the perfect place to put down roots, it's a conversation about fresh starts, big plans, and embracing what's next.

Then things take a turn when the guys dig through old family photos and start rating some of the most memorable looks from over the years. From Grayson's childhood fashion choices to Todd's questionable style eras, the family revisits old pictures of themselves, Julie, Savannah, and Nanny Faye, handing out scores, roasting each other relentlessly, and proving that not every look ages gracefully.

Of course, it doesn't take long for the conversation to spiral into some of the most outrageous stories yet, as Todd pulls back the curtain on daily life behind bars. From hidden phones and smuggled McDonald's to unforgettable personalities and prison politics, he shares the moments that never made the headlines but somehow became part of the experience.

Along the way, the guys debate who steals whose ideas, who's actually the pettiest member of the family, and whether Todd's greatest talent might be turning any situation into an opportunity.

At its heart, this episode is about moving forward. New chapters, old memories, and the reminder that sometimes the best stories come from looking back and laughing at where you've been.

It's funny, completely unfiltered, and proof that no matter how much life changes, this family will always find something to argue about.

New episodes every week… and remember: being petty and having a good memory are not the same thing.

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The Family Superlatives May 29, 2026

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me… where absolutely nobody is safe once the conversation starts rolling.

This week, Todd, Chase, and Grayson debate everything from who could survive prison the longest to who would completely fall apart without their phone, money, or social media. Along the way, they rank the entire family on survival skills, stubbornness, drama levels, texting habits, spending habits, and who’s most likely to start a fight.

What starts as a lighthearted “family superlatives” game quickly turns into accusations of favoritism, stories about arrests, near disasters at home, and reality show trauma.

The guys also get honest about growing older, moving away from each other, and how strange it feels watching the family slowly spread out after spending so many years living life together under one roof. Todd opens up about how hard it is seeing his kids become fully independent adults, while Chase and Grayson continue doing what they do best… making sure he never gets too emotional for too long.

At the core of it all, this episode is really about one thing:

No matter how much they roast each other, nobody knows this family better than the people sitting at the table.

It’s chaotic, honest, ridiculous, and somehow still weirdly heartfelt.

New episodes every week… and be honest:

If your family group chat leaked, would you survive it?

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The Day We Finally Agreed We're All Trashy May 22, 2026

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me… where family bonding apparently includes fistfights, public arguments, and exposing each other’s most embarrassing stories.

This week, Todd, Chase, and Grayson dive into generational differences, social media, tattoos, parenting, modern culture, and why Todd is convinced his generation was the last “normal” one. What starts as a conversation about changing times quickly spirals into stories about school fights, baseball brawls, ankle monitors, Pizza Hut parking lots, and multiple members of the Chrisley family threatening violence in public places.

Somehow, underneath all the insanity, there’s actually a real conversation about loyalty, family values, and how growing up in different generations shapes the way people see the world. They debate whether social media ruined human connection, why younger generations struggle with anxiety, and what kind of parents they hope to become one day.

And then… they collectively realize there may be one trait every Chrisley has in common: if you mess with one of them, you’re probably fighting all of them.

From Nanny Faye marching into the street ready to throw hands, to Chase and Grayson sharing stories about defending their family, this episode is chaotic proof that the Chrisleys may argue with each other constantly… but they never stop showing up for one another.

It’s loud, unfiltered, slightly concerning, and honestly one of the funniest episodes yet.

New episodes every week… and remember: we might fight amongst ourselves, but when it’s family, we fight together.

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Enjoy Your Moments May 15, 2026

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me… where the conversations may start chaotic, but somehow always end up getting real.

This week, Todd, Chase, and Grayson talk about everything from current events and the state of the country to growing older, finding peace, and learning how family relationships evolve over time.

What starts as a debate about politics and culture slowly turns into one of the most honest conversations they’ve had yet about adulthood, anxiety, parenting, and what happens when life forces you to change. Todd opens up about how the past few years reshaped the way he sees his children, his priorities, and even himself. Chase reflects on how hardship changed his outlook on life, while Grayson talks about finally finding peace and independence in college after years of growing up under a microscope.

The episode also dives into the complicated transition from raising children to learning how to relate to them as adults. They talk about boundaries, letting go of control, carrying other people’s problems, and the realization that happiness can’t come from constantly trying to please everyone else.

And underneath all of it is a bigger conversation about gratitude… for growth, for second chances, and for the moments you don’t realize matter until they’re already passing by.

It’s reflective, funny, honest, and probably the clearest picture yet of who this family is becoming.

New episodes every week… and remember:

enjoy your moments while you’re in them.

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Say It To My Face May 08, 2026

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me… where loyalty gets tested, boundaries get ignored, and nobody holds back.

This week, Todd, Chase, and Grayson get into what loyalty actually means… and more importantly, what it doesn’t. From fake friends and people who only show up when things are good, to the ones who disappear the second life gets hard, they break down how to tell who’s really in your corner.

The conversation moves through friendships, relationships, and the gray areas in between… like whether you step in when your friend is getting beat up, what to do when someone betrays your trust, and where the line is between being loyal and just being stupid.

They also get honest about keeping a small circle, why not everyone deserves access to your life, and how growing up in the public eye changes the way you view trust altogether.

And of course, it wouldn’t be this family without a few detours… including Magic City follow-ups, social media callouts, and the ongoing debate about who’s actually the most petty.

At its core, this episode is about knowing your people, standing on your values, and realizing that loyalty isn’t about words… it’s about how someone shows up when it matters.

New episodes every week… so be honest:

are you loyal, or just along for the ride?

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Chrisley Red Flags May 01, 2026

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me… where nothing stays surface level for long.

This episode starts with a simple question about respect and boundaries… and quickly turns into a full breakdown of who Todd really is, according to his sons. Words like “psychopath,” “manipulative,” and “judgmental” get thrown around, and for once, nobody backs down.

What follows is one of the most honest conversations yet about family dynamics, control, and what it actually looks like to love someone while constantly being in their business. Todd defends his role as a father who refuses to step back, while Chase and Grayson push back on where care turns into control.

The conversation also shifts into how they handle criticism from the outside world, loyalty within the family, and why, no matter what’s said publicly, they will always stand ten toes down for each other.

And to close it out, they lighten things up with the “Chrisley Red Flag Game”… breaking down relationships, trust, and the behaviors that should have you running the other direction.

It’s raw, it’s confrontational, and it’s probably the most accurate look yet at how this family actually operates behind the scenes.

New episodes every week… and be honest:

are you setting boundaries, or just avoiding the conversation?

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The Dirty Simple Life Apr 24, 2026

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me… where communication is questionable, boundaries are nonexistent, and somehow it all still works.

This week, Todd, Chase, and Grayson get into the real issue facing modern families… why nobody responds to texts, but everyone sends 50 Instagram reels back to back. What starts as a simple conversation about communication quickly turns into debates about world events, spring break decisions, and who’s actually paying for what behind the scenes.

They also take a look back at Chrisley Knows Best—what was real, what wasn’t, and what it actually cost to give that much of their lives to the world. From filming memories with Nanny to the reality of growing up on camera, there’s a mix of nostalgia, honesty, and perspective that hits a little deeper than expected.

And then, because it wouldn’t be this family without a pivot, they start brainstorming what comes next… including a potential show that mixes The Simple Life with Dirty Jobs (which somehow makes perfect sense for them).

At its core, this episode is about where they’ve been, how they’ve changed, and what they want moving forward… even if they can’t agree on how to get there.

It’s funny, a little chaotic, and a reminder that no matter how much life evolves, family dynamics don’t change all that much.

Follow along for new episodes every week… and tell us, do you respond to texts, or just send reels?

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Love, Lies, and Dating Disasters Apr 17, 2026

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me… where the group chat is loud, the opinions are louder, and nobody gets off easy.

This week, Todd, Chase, and Grayson try to settle a debate that may never actually be settled: was Dad right… or just extra?

From dating disasters and “training wheels” relationships to brutal honesty about how Todd handled their lives growing up, the guys break down where he got it right, where he absolutely did too much, and why sometimes those two things are the same. Along the way, they get into favoritism (or the lack of it), college life, bad decisions, and the reality that no matter how much advice you give, people only change when they’re ready to.

But underneath the roasting, there’s a real conversation about growth. What they would say to their younger selves, what Todd would change as a father, and how perspective shifts when you’ve actually lived through some things.

And of course, it wouldn’t be this family without calling Todd out for being “petty” and running full-blown fishing expeditions to catch his kids slipping.

It’s honest, it’s chaotic, and it’s a reminder that sometimes the people who drive you the craziest are the ones who know you best.

Follow along for new episodes every week… and let us know: was he right, or just extra?

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Don’t Come Here for Parental Advice Apr 10, 2026

Welcome to Two Sons and Me… where absolutely nothing is off limits and somehow everything turns into an argument.

In this episode, Todd, Chase, and Grayson go from debating sibling dynamics and who actually checks in on who, to planning a full-blown trip to Magic City if the episode hits a million views. Along the way, things spiral into conversations about money, morality, conspiracy theories, and what they’d actually do for a billion dollars… and yes, it gets exactly as unhinged as it sounds.

But underneath all the chaos, there’s something real. The three of them open up about how the past few years changed them, what it felt like walking through uncertainty, and how holding onto hope was sometimes the only thing they had. They talk about growth, frustration, forgiveness, and what it looks like to find your way back to each other after everything falls apart.

It’s inappropriate, it’s unpredictable, and it’s exactly what you’d expect from this family… until it’s not.

If you’re looking for parenting advice, this is not the place.

If you’re looking for honesty, humor, and a family that says the quiet part out loud… welcome.

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