Coffee Convos with Kail Lowry and Lindsie Chrisley

You met Kail Lowry at 16, pregnant, on national TV. You never met the girl who came before her. This is a 10-minute preview of part one of my conversation with Kail on For The Hayters, the years no one was watching, told by a friend who thought she knew the whole story and didn't.

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CC: 484 Leah Van Dale joins Kail to talk all things motherhood, postpartum, and why two things can be true at once.

From launching Hot Mom Shit and normalizing messy counters, mom guilt, breastfeeding struggles, and body changes, to life with two under two and three bonus kids, Leah gets real about the parts of motherhood people don’t always say out loud.

Plus, Kail shares her WWE training experience, Leah reflects on whether...

CC: 484 In this bonus solo Coffee Convos episode, Kail catches listeners up after the first leg of tour, shares a heartfelt fan gift that brought both laughs and tears, and reads a moving letter from a recent high school graduate whose story of perseverance and loss left a lasting impact.

Kail also addresses recent listener feedback about the podcast, discusses the challenges of navigating change in real time, and offers an honest l...

CC 483: Kail records from the playroom with Elliott and Lincoln for a sweet, funny, and chaotic family episode of Coffee Convos. Elliott opens up about finishing sophomore year, National Honor Society, volunteering, college plans, and his growing interest in film and directing. Lincoln jumps in with updates on sixth grade, summer training, soccer in England, and his dream future outside of Delaware.

The boys talk summer plans, Spani...

CC: 482 Kail is joined by Zach again for an unfiltered convo about everything from Love Island USA drama, controversial contestants, reality TV casting, and why some people are simply impossible to root for.

They also discuss shocking stories from Netflix’s Worst Ex Ever, the ongoing Alex Murdaugh case developments, internet conspiracies, and the psychology behind crime. Along the way, Zach shares the terrifying story, while K...

CC 481: Kail is flying solo this week with updates on her upcoming surgery, tour preparations, and some reflections on where she’s at both personally and professionally. She addresses listener feedback, shares thoughts on parenting, relationships, and finding balance, while opening up about plans to reevaluate priorities moving forward.

Plus, Kail reacts to a collection of outrageous Foul Play submissions, discusses a heartbre...

CC 480: Before the episode begins, Kail shares a brief disclaimer explaining that all episodes after this episode through were pre-recorded during their Atlanta trip. She asks listeners to give everyone involved in the most recent situation some grace, shares her love and support for Lindsie during a difficult time, and explains that she does not yet have enough information to fully speak on the situation publicly.

Kail is then join...

Kail and Lindsie are back on the couch after a sleepover, and this episode gets honest fast. They talk Southern hospitality, feeling out of place, wanting a life they don’t need to escape from, and the reality of motherhood when your “free time” is barely free.

Then, Kail and Lindsie finally open up about their friendship and business partnership; how Coffee Convos started, the years they weren’t always close...

CC 479: Kail and Lindsie are in Atlanta with tour chaos, parenting updates, and the kind of unfiltered conversations only Coffee Convos can have.

Lindsie tells the unbelievable story of her Bronco rolling away after a recent repair and the recall that may explain it. They also get into school emails, ADHD meds, co-parenting disagreements, what consequences should look like at home versus school, and why teachers recording students ...

Kail and Lindsie are coming to you straight from New York City ahead of the Webby Awards, and nothing about this trip is going according to plan. From lockboxes tied to trees and shower drains that don’t work, to airport chaos, public peeing confessions, and debating whether New York or LA is worse, this episode is all over the place in the best way.

They also get real about something deeper: how being the financial provider c...

CC 477: Kail and Lindsie are on the couch in Atlanta discussing everything from Blake Lively, Taylor Swift, and Met Gala chaos to WWE dreams, reality TV burnout, and the future of podcasting. Kail opens up about her fears after 16 years in the spotlight, why a scripted comedy-style reality show actually sounds appealing, and some future ideas.

They also get into the behind-the-scenes realities of filming reality TV, recreating emoti...

CC: 476 This week on Coffee Convos chaos takes over immediately. From a shower mishap that becomes a full-blown emergency to debating chewing sounds, gift giving, and whether farting in a relationship changes everything, nothing is off limits.

The girls also play We’re Not Really Strangers, leading to conversations about past relationships, emotional walls, healing, bad decisions, and how saying yes to the podcast changed ever...

Disclaimer: this episode was recorded before recent events have transpired. I am so grateful for your understanding and support Love, Lindsie

CC 475: Nothing is off-limits in this episode of Coffee Convos from unfiltered conversations about live show anxiety and the reality of being perceived in real life, to wildly honest takes on confidence, relationships, and what people assume versus what’s actually true, this episode lean...

CC 474: This episode of Coffee Convos gets real, chaotic, and way too relatable as Kail and Lindsie dive into everything from the realities of co-parenting, budgeting, and raising kids in completely different parenting styles. From hot takes on “baby dad math” to brutally honest conversations about what they’d actually change about their childhoods, nothing is off limits.

The conversation spirals in the best way-c...

Disclaimer: this episode was recorded before recent events have transpired. I am so grateful for your understanding and support Love, Lindsie

CC: 473 Kail and Lindsie are back for a conversation that starts off light and quickly turns into one of those episodes. What begins as a sleepover-style catch-up takes a sharp turn into a bigger discussion about parenting, responsibility, the messages kids are getting from reality TV, and wh...

CC: 472 Kail and Lindsie are barely holding it together—and honestly, same. From Q1 mental breakdowns to chaotic mornings (and accidentally running a stop sign in front of a cop), this episode is full of the kind of real-life spirals you can’t make up.

They dive into co-parenting curveballs, tour anxiety, and the pressure of showing up when life feels overwhelming—all while keeping their signature humor. Plus, a fo...

CC:471 Kail and Lindsie are back for a very real conversation about what it looks like to keep showing up when life feels anything but steady. From starting trauma therapy and recognizing unhealthy patterns to trying to make hard decisions when your head and heart are nowhere near the same page, this episode is a reminder that healing is rarely neat, simple, or convenient.

They also get into the pressure of parenting through persona...

CC470: TW: this episode has mentions of Domestic Violence. If you or someone you love is experiencing Domestic Violence text START to 88788 and checkout www.thehotline.org for resources.

This week Kail and Lindsie are navigating total behind-the-scenes chaos, from missed recordings to hyper-fixations that spiral way too fast. They take a moment to address the internet chatter and give a little context on recent changes, while mak...

ENCORE CC469: An article about a mom asking for extra gifts for the birthday kid's sibling has left a bad impression on Kail and Lindsie. They talk about what they'd do and what they usually do when it comes to birthdays with multiples and during the holidays. A video of Bethenny Frankel saying she sometimes has to use curse words in an efficient way with her kids sparks an interesting conversation around why this generation of kid...