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Lindsie Chrisley is a southern girl trying to navigate life while staying true to her roots, and true to herself. The Southern Tea is a weekly heart to heart with the listeners where Lindsie leaves nothing off the table. Being a boy mom, she knows when to not take things too seriously. With no topic off limits, this podcast is an ongoing conversation on life, career, family, faith, motherhood, and everything in between. Lindsie swears to spill the tea, the whole tea, and nothing but the tea.
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Obsessed! I look forward to your podcast every week because it feels like I’m hanging out with my bestie. I can relate to you in so many ways, and I just love how down to earth and relatable you are.
Quickly becoming the podcast I listen to immediately when it drops. Enjoy listening to your journey and I think Iris is a great cohost.
I started listening after falling down a Snapchat rabbit hole that made me aware of the reality show and the family legal goings ons. Having zero awareness of the family, and being in a family several years into a prison sentence, I was glad to hear public figures discussing it. I came here for “real talk”, if you are triggered about what the hosts discuss… it’s not the podcast. The slew of samey reviews makes me wonder if its trolls. Thanks for being candid, and open about your experience, I don’t have to come from your walk of life to appreciate this podcast.
I was late on listening to Lindsies podcast but the more I listen the more I like her. I love how selfless you are when it comes to your child. It takes a big person to put the focus on the child in a divorce and you and Will lead a great example of what more people should be doing.
The most boring, vapid podcast. I can’t decide if this podcast makes me want to fall asleep or go into a rage. Each episode, the conversation is centered around “first world problems” and is tone deaf, not relatable, and BORING. I used to be a huge fan of Lindsie but I just can’t stand her anymore. Carrying on for 30 minutes about being offered a Nissan instead of an Audi at Enterprise is not relatable. Most of us can’t even afford groceries and she’s whining about needing a rental vehicle while her Lexus is being serviced, all the while she has a brand new Bronco at home, sitting on her freshly mopped garage floors! The fact that anyone still listens to this podcast is truly baffling to me. Hard, hard pass.
I used to love this podcast but it has been so judgmental lately. When you discuss the Idaho 4 case, you love placing blame on the surviving girls in the home. NO ONE knows what happened that night and by your constant blame you place on those girls without knowing the full facts, you put them in danger. I love when you discuss the case but until the facts are out there, be sensitive about it. These are real people and this is harmful for the families who lost their children that night.
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