Maybe I'm just like weird, maybe I'm crunchy.

This is the Southern Tea with Lindsay Crisly.

I think it's so funny when you get Christmas cards and all of these people write their children's accomplishments on the back.

I don't love them.

A Southern girl and a boy mom who's trying to navigate life while staying true to her roots.

I am a functioning, non-functioning human being right now.

Join Lindsay each week as she swears to spill the tea, the whole tea, and nothing but the tea.

That is the tea.

Here's Lindsay.

Good morning and welcome back to another episode of the Southern Tea. Welcome, Iris. I'm excited to have you back. And I have

been reading lots of comments in the Facebook page where people are gunning for you to be the permanent co-host.

And I just die. Yeah. I mean, I love doing this. I sometimes

when we're recording, I forget we're recording because this is kind of how we talk on the

regular. So the fact that people enjoy listening to our banter, it just, it's really warming to

know. You know what would be so cool. Like if I recorded some of my personal conversations with my

girlfriends and allowed people in that way, I feel like they would absolutely love that.

And when I'm recording with you sometimes and when I'm recording with Kristen and when I record

with Kail on coffee

combos, it's almost like the same aspect that I had in reality TV. Once you become

comfortable with it, you kind of forget that that's what you're doing. Yeah. And it's second

nature. But I don't know, like we're very much the type of that's like, you're on speaker as soon as we answer each other.

It's like, do not say anything that you would not want somebody else to hear because you are on speaker because I have to be hands free.

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