Episodes

Click here if you have questions about the show or would like to be a guest! In this Thanksgiving episode, Tim looks back on the holiday traditions that shaped him. Triggered by the recent passing of his grandfather Gene, he revisits his childhood routines — first Thanksgiving dinner at his grandmother Gran’s tidy home in Donelson, then a chaotic second meal at Unile's house in Antioch, where the air was thick with cigarette smoke, laughter, and arguments about dressing recipes. He describes ...

Click here if you have questions about the show or would like to be a guest! Episode #50 In this laid-back, funny episode, Tim and Mike open by admitting they lack basic “survival skills” — neither can hunt, gut a deer, or live off the land. That launches a stream of self-deprecating jokes about what they would do if society collapsed: rely on fishing, commentary, or just eating each other. From there, they drift into what becomes the core of the episode: their obsession with cooking techniqu...

Click here if you have questions about the show or would like to be a guest! Episode #51 In this episode, Tim and Joseph settle into one of their most personal and nostalgic conversations yet. They start by discussing their revived tradition of frying turkeys — something their dad used to do — and the logistical comedy of delivering foil-wrapped “fried butterball basketballs” to the whole family. The episode quickly turns into a memory spiral: childhood pets, the infamous one-eyed Cocker Span...

Click here if you have questions about the show or would like to be a guest! This episode begins as a thrown-together recording: Joseph showed up, Nikki was invited last minute, Eric was kidnapped from his house, and Mike (fresh out of surgery) ignores all their calls. From there, the group dives into their usual blend of humor, storytelling, and family honesty. They debate podcast “intro music etiquette,” complain about listeners who complain, and talk about doing a future live call-in show....

Click here if you have questions about the show or would like to be a guest! In this laid-back episode, Tim and Daniel catch up over a Saturday-morning podcast, talking through parenting milestones, holiday traditions, and the weird realization that they’re now the adults in the room. They start with lighthearted stories about kids’ basketball games, sleepovers, and Elf on the Shelf — including how children are starting to question whether their parents are just “too lazy” to move the elves. ...

Click here if you have questions about the show or would like to be a guest! In the first episode of 2026, Tim and Mike kick off the new year with a wide-ranging, thoughtful conversation about recovery, restlessness, identity, and wanting more out of life. Mike shares how foot surgery has already improved his quality of life, while Tim reflects on burnout, self-inflicted stress, and the difficulty of slowing down after years of grinding. The episode moves between lighthearted stories and deep...

Click here if you have questions about the show or would like to be a guest! In this episode, Tim sits down with Rusty for the final chapter of the Chester Boom series, looking back on the band’s music, live shows, and the reality of chasing success as a working adult. They talk about songwriting (and how most songs share the same building blocks), highlight favorite venues and memories from the Chester Boom days, and reflect on what it was like promoting music before social media. The conver...

Click here if you have questions about the show or would like to be a guest! In this final episode of “The Time When Things Got Bad… But Then It Got Better” series, Tim reflects on how mission trips to Haiti changed his worldview, then shifts into the burnout he experienced from being deeply involved in church life. He shares how losing a home in foreclosure reshaped his perspective, how his family rebuilt their lives through renting and later buying again, and how longtime friendships helped...

Click here if you have questions about the show or would like to be a guest! In this episode, Tim welcomes his sister in law Trinity to the podcast for her first official appearance (after a “vaulted” Christmas recording). Trinity talks about staying in Tennessee since October while she gets ready to head back to Texas — including the stress of locking in an apartment and planning the big road trip move with Mom and Dawn. From there, the conversation turns into classic Fairview chaos: family ...

In this episode, Two Sad Dads officially return with their Q1 Report , catching up after months apart and immediately slipping back into chaos. The guys talk about appliance failures, snowstorm anxiety, injury recoveries, teenage drivers, Life360 stress, and the realities of parenting kids who now have way more freedom than their parents ever did. The episode introduces new recurring segments like “Q’s from the View” and “From the Cry Room,” where listener questions range from Fairview’s growth ...

In this solo episode, Tim reflects on the aftermath of Snowmageddon 2026 in Middle Tennessee and how a few days without power exposed just how fragile modern life really is. What started as a winter storm quickly turned into frozen pipes, power outages, a wrecked pool system, and the uncomfortable realization that he—and many others—aren’t nearly as prepared as they think. Tim talks about living through the storm from two angles: the professional side of working in an industry tied to snow and i...

In this live episode of the Fairview Social Podcast, the crew jumps on Facebook for the first time to talk through the chaos of the 2026 winter ice storm that knocked out power across Middle Tennessee. What starts as storm talk quickly turns into classic Fairview banter — frozen pipes, 37-degree houses, generator regrets, hotel stays with dogs, propane heaters, and cooking steaks in the fireplace. The guys swap stories about losing power, scrambling for supplies, sleeping under piles of blankets...

In this unfiltered episode, Tim sits down with Chris (“CC”) to walk through photos and stories from his Marine Corps deployments in Afghanistan and around the world. What starts as casual conversation over bourbon quickly turns into a firsthand look at combat life — clearing compounds, searching for IEDs, escorting missions, and navigating the constant uncertainty of operations where intelligence was often wrong and danger was everywhere. Chris explains the reality behind the gear, the missions,...

In this episode, Tim introduces The President’s Project, a brand-new series within the Fairview Social Podcast that will cover all 47 U.S. presidents—one episode at a time. The goal isn’t to deliver a dry history lecture, but to explore each president through a mix of well-known facts, lesser-known stories, scandals, and the more human, messy moments that shaped their legacy. Timeline 1 Tim explains how researching George Washington and the early presidents opened his eyes to how similar politic...

In the first episode of The Presidents Project , Tim and Mike kick off the series by diving into the life and legacy of George Washington , the man who helped shape the foundation of the United States. They explore the well-known stories—like leading the Continental Army and becoming the first president—while also uncovering lesser-known facts, controversies, and human details that don’t make it into most history books. The conversation moves beyond textbook history into a deeper discussion abou...

In this episode, Tim and Joseph recap Joseph's recent trip to San Antonio, Texas, including visiting the Riverwalk, touring the Alamo, getting spontaneous tattoos, and attending a conference where Gas Monkey Garage’s Richard Rawlings was the keynote speaker. While the trip had some memorable moments—like an open-bar party at the Alamo and finally seeing historic landmarks in person—Joseph reflects on how underwhelming parts of the city felt and how travel often isn’t as glamorous as expected....

In Part 2 of The President’s Project , Tim and Mike dive into the life and legacy of John Adams , the second President of the United States and one of the most influential—but often overlooked—Founding Fathers. They explore Adams’ role in pushing for independence, his complicated presidency, and the intense political battles that helped shape the early American government. The episode covers major moments like the peaceful transfer of power after George Washington, the controversial Alien and Se...

In this episode, Tim sits down with Zach Crone, a landscape architect and longtime friend, for a laid-back conversation that jumps between work, technology, aviation, and the strange ways modern life keeps evolving. The two talk about the start of the spring landscaping season in Tennessee, home improvement projects, and the satisfaction of tackling DIY builds—even if the motivation sometimes comes after a few drinks. The discussion turns to Tim’s ongoing $500 weight-loss bet with Joseph, the ch...

In Episode 3 of The Presidents Project , the Fairview Social crew dives into the life and legacy of Thomas Jefferson , one of the most complex and influential figures in early American history. The conversation explores Jefferson’s role as the primary author of the Declaration of Independence , which he famously drafted at just 33 years old, helping shape the philosophical foundation of the United States. The discussion also covers some of Jefferson’s biggest achievements as president, including...

In this laid-back and personal episode of the Fairview Social Podcast, Tim and Jeems recap a night out at Zanies in Nashville before diving into everything going on in their lives—from launching a new business to navigating midlife changes. The conversation blends humor with real-life decision making as they talk about starting Holliswood Vending , a new venture built around AI-powered vending machines, and why having the right locations makes it a no-brainer opportunity. They also discuss an up...

In this episode, the Fairview Social Podcast crew brings together a mix of family and chaos as Tim sits down with his son Haydn (fresh back from New York), Joseph, and others for a loose, unfiltered conversation. What starts as a catch-up quickly turns into classic back-and-forth—joking about parenting, family group chats, and the reality of staying connected as everyone gets older and spreads out. Haydn shares updates on life in New York, including leaving a dog-walking job and starting a new r...

In Episode 4 of The Presidents Project , the Fairview Social crew dives into the life and legacy of James Madison , the fourth President of the United States and the man often called the “Father of the Constitution.” Alongside a quick recap of the early formation of the country—from the Articles of Confederation to the Constitution and Bill of Rights—the episode highlights how much of Madison’s most important work happened before he ever became president. The conversation explores Madison’s pres...

In this episode, Tim sits down with all three of his sons for a rare podcast—and it quickly turns into exactly what you’d expect: pure chaos, roasting, and real conversations . From the jump, the group leans into old stories, sibling dynamics, and the reality of growing up together, including WWE-style fights, Nerf gun wars, and the kind of moments every family somehow survives. As the conversation unfolds, it shifts between humor and surprisingly real topics—moving away from home, life in New Y...

In this episode, Tim sits down with Wyatt Chocklett , CEO of TriStar Horizon, to break down what’s really happening with the proposed emergency room coming to Fairview —and clear up the confusion the community has been hearing. What started as rumors online turns into a detailed conversation about how the process actually works, including the state’s approval system, why there are competing applications, and what the timeline could look like moving forward. Wyatt shares his background in healthc...