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. 
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Tim explains how researching George Washington and the early presidents opened his eyes to how similar politics and personal conflicts were centuries ago compared to today. The series is designed to be fun, approachable, and educational without taking itself too seriously—giving listeners a chance to learn alongside him while seeing American history through a modern lens. 
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With 47 episodes planned, Tim invites listeners to follow along as he dives into the stories, drama, and personalities behind the most powerful office in the country.

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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, and the decisions that kept his team alive, while also reflecting on the bond formed with the men he served beside — friendships that have lasted through weddings, funerals, and life after the military. The episode also explores what movies get wrong about war, the emotional weight of those experiences, and how different the rest of the world can be compared to life in the U.S.

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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, and realizing just how dependent modern life is on electricity and internet. From there, the conversation expands into bigger questions: Are we actually prepared for real emergencies? What would happen if things truly shut down long-term? Is it crazy to think like a “prepper,” or just responsible?

They also dive into power company communication, NES vs. Middle Tennessee Electric, generator setups, fiber internet debates, and how community (and humor) matters when things go sideways.

It’s part storm recap, part survival talk, part technology rant — and completely unfiltered.

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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 ice events, and the personal side of sitting in a cold house with no power, relying on a fireplace and limited supplies. He shares lessons learned about preparation, technology dependence, first-world complacency, and how quickly grocery stores empty when things go sideways.

The episode turns inward as Tim questions what it means to be a provider and leader when basic systems fail, comparing his lack of preparedness to what he’s seen in places like Haiti and Mexico where survival skills are part of daily life. He also gives credit where it’s due—acknowledging Nikki for being the one who actually prepared while he brushed the storm off.

It’s a thoughtful, honest reflection on vulnerability, responsibility, and the wake-up call that sometimes comes when everything stops working.

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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 and housing prices to Chester Boom reunion rumors, hot dog obsessions, unsolicited insults, and whether Mike will ever get his bear tattoo. Things escalate when a discussion about smelling salts turns into a full-on physical reaction that derails the room.

It’s classic Two Sad Dads: unfiltered, self-aware, occasionally unhinged, and full of inside jokes, listener interactions, and the kind of conversations that feel like sitting in a room with friends who’ve known each other too long.

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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 dynamics, being outnumbered in the Hollis household, funny childhood stories, and Trinity’s hilarious take on growing up in the “whitest family ever” while learning culture through music, the military, and life experiences. They also talk about Nashville’s Factory, the overpriced shops, the carousel for the kids, and Tim & Nikki’s new era of creative date nights — shows, events, concerts, and trips they never had time for earlier in life.

The episode is light, funny, and full of family stories — with the kind of real-life conversations that make the podcast feel like you’re sitting in the room with them.

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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 guide them into the stable life they have now at Holliswood Studios. The episode ends with an honest reflection on solitude, gratitude, family loss, and finding peace with mortality.

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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 conversation is funny, nostalgic, and honest—ending with their hope to record and preserve the songs the right way before time and life move on.

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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 deeper reflection: working through the holidays, the mental toll of returning to the office, trips to Gatlinburg, sky lifts in the Smoky Mountains, Buc-ee’s obsession, and why vacations hit differently as you get older. A simple vacation purchase — a hat — sparks a larger discussion about identity, confidence, and the freedom to become “who you want to be” later in life.

From there, the conversation turns more introspective. Tim and Mike talk candidly about missed opportunities, financial regret, ambition, and the desire to build something meaningful beyond a traditional 9–5. They wrestle with the balance between gratitude and dissatisfaction, acknowledging how fortunate they are while still feeling driven to create wealth, legacy, and personal freedom.

The episode wraps with talk of new podcast segments, future plans (including presidential history episodes), and a shared commitment to make 2026 a year of action — less sitting still, more creating, and more intention. It’s a relaxed, honest, and reflective start to the year that blends humor, friendship, and real-life conversation.

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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.

The conversation shifts into Christmas traditions: wrapped vs. unwrapped Santa gifts, Christmas Eve versus Christmas morning routines, waiting to decorate trees, and how childhood traditions evolve once you start your own family. From there, the episode takes a more reflective turn as they talk about aging, confidence, grief, and the long list of losses Tim and his family have experienced over the years — especially how holidays tend to amplify that absence.

They also dig into adulthood realities: introversion vs. extroversion, being comfortable in social situations, impostor syndrome, and realizing that most people are just faking confidence. The episode closes with thoughtful discussion about work-from-home life, productivity, interruptions, and how both men have learned to prioritize efficiency, communication, and authenticity over appearances.

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