Chrisley Confessions 2.0 – "We Survived The Storm" (feat. Chase Chrisley)
Podcast: Chrisley Confessions 2.0
Date: January 7, 2026
Guests: Todd Chrisley (host), Chase Chrisley (guest, Todd’s son)
Platform: PodcastOne
Overview
In this candid and humor-filled episode, Todd Chrisley and his son, Chase, mark their return to the podcasting world by reflecting on surviving the literal and metaphorical storms of the last few years. The conversation covers personal growth, family dynamics post-prison, sobriety, faith, and plans for the future—all delivered in the signature Chrisley banter fans have missed. Nothing is off-limits as father and son share their vulnerabilities, poke fun at one another, and reveal how hardship has changed their perspectives on family, happiness, and themselves.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. Returning Home, Family Reunification, and Personal Growth
- Todd’s Homecoming: Todd talks emotionally about being glad to be back with his family after his time away, noting how the experience altered his outlook and gave him more peace and gratitude.
- “I am glad to be home. I’m glad to be back with my family. I have a greater peace in my spirit now.” (02:21)
- Impact of Incarceration: Both Todd and Chase reflect on how being apart changed the dynamic, especially at holidays.
- “I remember how that felt for two Christmases.” (03:14)
- “Two is enough for us.” (03:30) – Chase
2. Sobriety and Chase’s Transformation
- Chase’s Sobriety: Chase shares his six months of sobriety, describing the shift from partying to numb pain and how he’s learning to find meaning in discomfort rather than escape it.
- “Six months... I definitely do [feel better about it].” (02:11–02:15)
- “I was partying to celebrate. And then it turned from celebrating to trying to forget about reality.” (23:17)
3. Fitness, Body Image, and Family Banter
- Working Out: The Chrisleys joke about their relationship with fitness, selfies, and aging. Todd is enthusiastic about exercise, while Chase is more reluctant, leading to playful barbs.
- “It’s probably all that gym time.” (00:24, Todd)
- “I hate going to the gym. It gets worse and worse every time.” (00:26, Chase)
- “You know your sister said that people that post about their workouts have psychological issues.” (04:03, Todd)
- Plastic Surgery & Aging: The two riff on cosmetic procedures and the vanities of aging.
- “I just found out last week that at 80, you can’t have any more facelifts. So I’m going to have my last one done at like 79.” (24:01, Todd)
4. Plans and Goals for the Future
- Business: Chase is optimistic about their supplement brand Gold Drop and its new direction.
- “Gold drop’s about to explode with the stuff we’ve been working on... with the changes that we’ve made to that brand... it’s going to take us to a different level.” (05:40)
- Personal Goals:
- Chase: “Work out, be a better man, and learn from my mistakes—learning from yours.” (06:06)
- Todd: “Be more present... just hearing you out, kind of meeting you where you are... I want to continue on this health journey.” (06:18)
- Manifesting Grandchildren: Todd playfully insists on wanting grandkids.
- “I’m manifesting this, so I’m anxious for that.” (07:06)
5. Family Relationships and Evolving Dynamics
- Todd & Julie: Todd opens up about how his marriage to Julie has deepened post-incarceration, and how their roles in the family have evolved.
- “Your mother and I have a closer relationship today than we ever have.” (09:54)
- Empty Nest Fears: Todd admits to anxiety as his children grow up and leave.
- “As a man, as you age, you start looking at your life and saying, I’ve got less runway in front of me than what I’ve got behind me.” (10:28)
- Parenting Style Shifts: Chase observes a role reversal between his parents: “Before, you were like the harder one, and Mama was a softer one, and now it’s, like, reversed.” (31:23)
6. Humor, Self-Deprecation, and Family Stories
- Physical Fights & Family Lore: Todd and Chase exchange stories of childhood fights, family rivalries, and pranks, revealing both the chaos and closeness that define the Chrisley family.
- “How many people have I headbutted in my life? A lot.” (17:42, Todd)
- “Then you became the storm... But the good news is I survived the storm and so did you.” (43:47, Todd)
- Pranking Chloe: Todd recounts tricking daughter Chloe with joke glasses after hers were broken. (13:01–14:56)
7. Forgiveness, Holding Grudges, and Petty Humor
- On Moving Forward (or Not): The Chrisleys discuss letting go of past grievances, with Chase admitting:
- “I do not forgive and forget. I do not. I forgive. But I’m gonna get my get back.” (27:34, Chase)
- Todd tries to counter with faith-based wisdom: “The things that people do... they’re already reaping those repercussions.” (27:12)
8. Advice, Life Lessons, and Encouragement
- Lessons Learned: Todd expresses the importance of learning from mistakes and taking ownership of one’s happiness.
- “Anything you do now at 29 is a lesson that you have bought.” (31:59)
- Peace & Boundaries: Both stress protecting personal peace and being cautious about who you let into your inner circle.
- “No one is allowed to separate you from your peace.” (32:40, Todd)
- “...sometimes the biggest thief of your peace is not from the outside... it’s from within.” (33:11, Todd)
9. Faith and Core Values
- Spiritually Grounded: Todd emphasizes the central role of his faith in providing peace through hardship and wishes for his children’s spiritual growth.
- “The greatest gift that I have is my relationship with my Lord and Savior.” (36:13, Todd)
10. Future Generations and Family Legacy
- Dreams of Grandchildren: Todd and Chase explore hopes and jokes about Chase’s future children, their looks, and family genetics.
- “What if they’re ugly?” (38:49, Chase)
- “If you see me buying your kids hoodies all year round, there might be a sign.” (39:10, Todd)
Memorable Quotes & Moments with Timestamps
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On Being Back Together:
“I am glad to be home. I’m glad to be back with my family. I have a greater peace in my spirit now.”
— Todd (02:21) -
On Sobriety:
“Six months... I definitely do [feel better about it].”
— Chase (02:11–02:15) -
On Life Perspective:
“As a man, as you age, you start looking at your life and saying, I’ve got less runway in front of me than what I’ve got behind me.”
— Todd (10:28) -
On Family Conflict and Humor:
“How many people have I headbutted in my life? A lot.”
— Todd (17:42) -
On Learning Boundaries:
“No one is allowed to separate you from your peace.”
— Todd (32:40)
“...sometimes the biggest thief of your peace is not from the outside... it’s from within.”
— Todd (33:11) -
On Chasing Happiness:
“Everyone’s happy looks different.”
— Todd (35:54)
“...I think everyone’s version of being happy is consistently changing, too.”
— Chase (35:57) -
Chrisley Banter Classic:
“If you see me buying your kids hoodies all year round, there might be a sign.”
— Todd (39:10)
Section Timestamps
- Opening Family Banter & Fitness Riffs: 00:00–05:40
- Reflections on Prison, Sobriety, and Holidays Apart: 02:11–04:12
- Plans for 2026, Family Goals, and Business: 05:40–08:09
- Marriage Dynamics and Post-Prison Changes: 09:50–16:20
- Family Fight Stories and Humor: 16:21–21:03
- Life Lessons, Boundaries, and Faith: 22:38–36:13
- Dreams for Future Generations: 38:05–46:04
- End Segment: Reflections, Banter & Looking Ahead: 46:04–End
Tone and Style
The episode is unfiltered, humorous, and deeply personal—full of southern colloquialisms, quick-witted teasing, and raw honesty. Todd and Chase maintain the signature Chrisley warmth but balance it with vulnerability about hardship and hope for the future.
Summary
This episode serves as a re-introduction of the Chrisley family’s familiar candidness, resilience, and humor. Todd and Chase unpack the pain and growth from the past turbulent years with laughter, heartfelt admissions, and a focus on spiritual grounding, family, and starting fresh. Their rapport is as entertaining as ever, making this a must-listen for long-time fans and newcomers alike.