The Family Superlatives

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me with Todd, Grayson, and Nanny Faye. The episode opens with Nanny reliving her big night at Two Dimes in Tuscaloosa, where she was supposed to be helping finish setting up Grayson’s place and instead ended up in front of a packed house. Fans were lined up down the street trying to get in, and the crowd kept rushing the stage for photos. She also answers the online comments about her drinking, insisting she had nothing stronger than grapefruit juice, and Grayson gets asked whether he’s ready for her to move in. From there, Todd touches on the reaction to his song, including the flood of messages asking who it’s about and Connor’s comparison of him to 50 Cent for his level of petty. He makes it clear that calm should never be mistaken for forgetful, and he also clears the air on how Julie stands up for Chloe in her own way. Todd shares a sweet lunch conversation with Chloe about what she looks for in the people around her, and why family is what you make of it. The middle of the episode gets reflective. Todd talks about what he considers the hardest season of his life and why it wasn’t what most people assume. He also gets into how money only amplifies who you already are, and why it can’t buy peace or loyalty. He tells Grayson how much it means that he texts to say thank you several times a day, and says blood doesn’t excuse bad behavior, especially from adult children. Nanny’s advice is to let them wallow in their own mess, though she admits she’ll still lie for her grandkids. Then Nanny introduces the family to Petty Pauline, confessing she’s always been one to lay in wait and get even. Todd also shares a story about reconnecting with an old classmate after 30 years and learning about the quiet kindness Nanny never bragged about. The episode wraps with laundry debates, Nanny and Todd's daily routine, and a question about who was in the room when you were born that earns a classic Nanny response. New episodes every week! Like, comment, and subscribe for more!

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me with Todd, Grayson, and Nanny Faye, recorded with Todd and Nanny in person and Grayson joining from Tuscaloosa. This week the spotlight is all on Nanny, with Todd and Grayson spending most of the episode throwing questions, hypotheticals, and plenty of teasing her way. The episode opens with a quick detour into live podcast plans, where Grayson makes it clear that the episode with his Bama Boys is not the one to do in front of an audience, and the “serial cuddler” gets another mention. Then the focus shifts back to Nanny, who gets asked what she thinks of Riley Green, gets some advice from Grayson on picking good people to travel with, and gets put on the spot with a few “what would you do if” scenarios she has plenty to say about. Along the way, the family takes shots at everything from Nanny’s plans to how Papa would have reacted to Grayson’s college years, with Grayson also sharing what a normal day looks like for him and Nanny's awfully bad call timing. Nanny holds her own through all of it, and the whole conversation is a reminder that she’s never short on opinions. New episodes every week! Like, comment, and subscribe for more!

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me with Todd, Grayson, and Nanny Faye, recorded with Todd and Nanny in person and Grayson checking in from Tuscaloosa. The episode kicks off with the usual family banter and Nanny getting teased about everything from her attitude to who she’d claim as family. Football takes over as Grayson gets ready for Alabama’s big game against Georgia, which he says is going to be a wild weekend on campus. Between a fake college football post that sent the family into a debate over whether the game was moving to Atlanta, some friendly arguing over preseason rankings, and a rough run of lost bets, nobody is short on opinions. Grayson also shares a funny story from a recent car ride to class with his friends, and Todd tells a story about the lengths he’ll go to when it comes to protecting Chloe. It’s loud, funny, and classic Chrisley family chaos. New episodes every week! Like, comment, and subscribe for more!

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me with Todd, Grayson, and Nanny Faye, this episode is for the fans, with Grayson sharing that people have been reaching out nonstop about the Bama Boys clip, especially the now famous "serial cuddler" line that keeps popping back up in conversations around campus. Grayson also shares an update on an upcoming golf outing with one of his favorite YouTubers, and the conversation shifts into a fun trip down memory lane with more Dolly Parton stories, including a favorite line about her hair and a story about her coming up with a song on the spot during a television appearance. There's also a bit of conversation about politics and how different things feel now compared to previous generations, especially with social media in the mix. The episode wraps with a lighthearted mention of football, answering questions and addressing comments from fans, and an invitation for listeners to keep sending in their questions for a future episode. New episodes every week! Like, comment, and subscribe for more!

Welcome back to Two Sons and Me with Todd and Nanny Faye, joined by Grayson calling in from Tuscaloosa. The episode opens on a lighter note, with some football, and an update on the fallout from a recent episode, including a new song Todd wrote in response to it. From there, the conversation turns more reflective. Todd revisits the moment that sparked the backlash, explaining why he felt the need to speak up and walking through how he has thought about it since. Nanny weighs in with her own take on loyalty, gossip, and letting go of what other people think. The back half becomes a real heart to heart, with Todd asking Grayson pointed questions about growing up in the spotlight, the pressure that comes with it, and how his faith has helped him navigate hard seasons. The conversation also touches on some recent losses in the entertainment world and difficult struggles with addiction closer to home, with Todd offering Grayson some serious, heartfelt advice about staying aware, staying grounded, and making good choices in college. It closes on a warm note, with Todd and Nanny reminding Grayson how proud they are of him as he starts this next chapter on his own. It's a mix of laughs, honesty, and real family love. New episodes every week! Like, comment, and subscribe for more!