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We are two great friends, navigating this crazy world, with some laughter and some liquor, while trying to bridge the gap between the gay and straight communities. We want to understand opinions and beliefs that differ from ours while being respectful, understanding, and compassionate. Join us as we share our experiences and talk to others who live differently than we do. There is enough love in this world for everyone, and we want to not only promote it but be a part of it.
Well friends and family the end of era is upon us. This will be the final episode of the Two Bottles Deep Podcast! To everyone who has supported this journey we truly appreciate you!
Phillip and Wes have been on the road and it was time for them to catch up on life... and Phillip's sold out show at Zanies!
The guys are back to discuss some interesting questions that were emailed in...including Grindr hate mail!
The guys are back to discuss some interesting questions that were emailed in...including Grindr hate mail!
This week, we respond to a listener's email about how to deal with red flags in a relationship. We discuss how we have exhibited red flags, as well as how was have learned to deal with them. This naturally leads into the world of "icks", and it seems that everyone has their own "ick" list.
The Presidential election on November 5th will be a pivotal moment in US history. With the country polarized and tensions running high, Wes and Phillip talk through the top six major issues Americans are wrestling with when deciding who to vote for. Tune in for a candid and hopefully relatable conversation that captures the anxiety, uncertainty, and occasional humor that comes with trying to stay informed in such a turbulent political climate. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed or just curious about how others are processing the chaos, this episode offers a down-to-earth perspective on the rollercoaster that is the presidential election.
Justin lived for many years of his life according to the expectations from society and his family. Today, he shares his story of getting married young, starting a family, and building a life that looked perfect from the outside. However, underneath it all, Mark struggled with a part of himself that he kept hidden, his true sexual orientation. As he navigated the complexities of marriage and parenthood, Mark couldn't escape the growing realization that he was living a life that wasn't fully authentic. After years of mental turmoil, Mark made the courageous decision to come out as gay. He talks candidly about losing friends he held dear, the impact on his wife and children, and the emotional challenges of embracing his true identity later in life. Join us as we explore the nuances of coming out later in life, the importance of personal truth, and the ways in which love and family can adapt and grow even in the face of profound change.
On July 13th, in Butler, Pennsylvania, Thomas Matthew Crooks attempted to assassinate former President Donald J. Trump. Instead, he killed Corey Cosperatore, and gravely wounded David Dutch and James Copenhaver. What followed was chaos, misinformation, fear, celebrations, and some pretty crazy conspiracy theories.
From celebrity clients to a killer online presence, Tyler Chase Bishop is a hair stylist who is crushing the game here in Nashville, TN. Despite the challenges of growing up in a very conservative environment in a small town in Arkansas, Tyler found his calling when he started styling his friend's hair for prom. He discusses the pivotal moments that shaped his career, working with clients who have vastly different beliefs than him, how bullying affected his life, and his relationship with the reality stars, the Chrisleys.
On July 26th, over ten thousand athletes from all over the world descend on Paris, France for the start of the 29th Summer Olympic Games. Join us this week as we discuss all things Olympics!
This week, we dive into a family that is both diverse and courageously supportive. Meet Jim and Nancy, loving parents to two extraordinary children - one identifies as queer and one identifies as transgender. From the initial moments of attempting to understand their children's identities, to advocating for them in schools and in the community, Jim and Nancy's story is one of resilience and unconditional acceptance. This episode offers valuable perspectives for parents, allies and anyone interested in understanding the experiences of LGBTQ+ families
Tim's day started like every other day, but ended with an emergency surgery after a major heart attack. It inspired him to re-evaluate his priorities, and adopt a healthier lifestyle, forge deeper connections with his loved ones and friends, and find a new sense of purpose.
With PRIDE being celebrated in over 100 countries, we were so excited to be part of Nashville's Gay Pride Parade. With over 125,00 people enjoying the festivties that weekend, it was one of the best moments in Wes and Phil's life.
Would you go to a wedding if you didn't like the bride or groom? Can facial recognition really determine if someone is trans? Are UFO's real? These are just a few of the random topics on today's episode. Happy Pride Month!
Social norms, the perceived rules that define acceptable and appropriate actions within a given group, have been around for centuries. Our friend Stacia joins us in the studio today to discuss how she struggled to go against social norms to ultimately find happiness.
Over the last few weeks, protests have broken out on many college campuses and over 2200 people have been arrested. From impassioned cries for social justice to fervent debates on campus policies, the energy of student activism revererates through the hallowed halls of academia. Today, we explose the catalysts behind these movements and the issues driving them.
Helen became a viral tiktok sensation after she started posting videos of her dancing and sharing positive and fun loving messages from her gift shop, Sound Quality Gifts, in Monaghan, Ireland. Now, people from all over the world are flying to her shop to share in the fun. This week we spolight Helen for being a source of support and positivity on social media!
Immediately following this incident, his sales increased 1,220%. On April 7th, Wallen was arrested on felony charges for allegedly throwing a chair from the roof of a bar on Broadway in downtown Nashville. This incident added to the ongoing scrutiny surrounding his actions and public image.
Tennesse continues to pass laws that negatively impact the LGBTQ community. The most recent law, House Bill 878, grants an individual the right to refuse to solemnize a marriage if the individual has a religious or conscience-based objection to that partnership. Republican Senator Mark Pody sponsored this bill, and is also the Senator that stated that in 2015, he was told by God to "Stop Same Sex Marriages". We would love to hear your thoughts on this so email us at twobottlesdeep@gmail.com
For our spotlight episode this month, we are thrilled to talk to Jamie Floyd. Jamie is a two-time Grammy nominated, independent singer and songwriter who has written songs for some of the biggest stars in the music industry. She is creative, passionate and driven and has some amazing new projects in the works.
We discuss how she gets inspired to write music, including watching "trashy reality television". Even though she has had many ups and downs in her career, she manages to keep a positive attitude and has learned that the only "NO" she will listen to, is from herself.
Go listen to her newest singles: "Sad Summer", "I Never Want to See You Again", and "Sad Girls Do" anywhere you get your music. https://www.officialjamiefloyd.com
House Bill 1605, sponsored by Representative Gino Bulso (Republican from Brentwood), is a bill that would prohibit Tennessee public schools from displaying flags other than the American flag, Tennessee state flag, school flag or any flag protected by the Tennessee Heritage Protection Act. Join us as we delve into the arguments for and against this legislation. Tune in to gain insight into this heated issue and ponder the question: should schools have the authority to dictate which flags fly on their grounds?
Welcome to the highly anticipated premiere of Season 4 of "Two Bottles Deep". Hosts Wes and Phillip jump right back into a conversation about pronouns after Phillip has an incident that left him confused and a little angry. Whether you're a seasoned listener or new to the party, get ready for another amazing season of the award-winning podcast, "Two Bottles Deep". If you have questions, comments, or show ideas, please reach out ot us at twobottlesdeep@gmail.com.
It's the last episode of Season 3. The guys catch up on their Thanksgiving plans, Phillip quizzes Wes on Christmas history, and they discuss their favorite holiday traditions. Thank you to everyone who has listened, reached out, and supported us over these last three years. We will take a few months off and will be back with all new episodes in 2024 for Season 4 of Two Bottles Deep. We love ya'll.
A few months ago, we received a message from the co hosts of the "Unpacked Podcast" out of Alberta, Canada. Evan and Tara wanted to do a crossover episode with us. They describe their podcast as "A podcast that explores life as messy people. It's conversations with counsellors, industry leaders, and stroytellers, discussing their experiences of behing human." In Part 1, we discuss their first exposure to the LGBT community, how people confuse tradition with theology, and they share a story of how a friendship with a gay man, changed their views on their church and relgion as a whole. https://www.unpackedpod.ca/
Do you know why we celebrate Halloween? Join us as we unravel the ancient Celtic rituals that inspired this haunted holiday, explore the origins of trick-or-treating, and discover the fascinating history behind some of the spookiest Halloween legends.
Today, we are delving into the ever-changing world of LGBTQ news. Join Wes and Phillip as they explore current issues affecting the LGBTQ community. First up is the controversial bill just recently passed in Florida that led to the removal of all books featuring LGBTQ characters from libraries and school media centers. We stay in Florida for the second story involving lowering the death penalty threshold and why that may or may not be a good idea.
Next up, the guys discuss what happens when a straight man realizes he is in a gay bar and the dramatic reaction he has. Finally, they discuss a news story that affects them personally regarding the upcoming election for mayor in Franklin, TN. This is the story of a MAGA-supporting candidate, Gabrielle Hanson, and her previous prostitution and money laundering charges, as well as her attempts to ban Pride in that town.
Have you ever wanted to slow down and be more present? In a world that is changing so rapidly, sometimes this can be a very hard task. Being able to shift your focus, pay attention to your senses, and disconnect from technology is an art... that we should all work on. Join the guys as they discuss this in their own lives.
This week, we continue the conversation with Simona Mango, a renowned holistic life coach and spiritual guide. She helps answer the question "Who are you?", and gives advice on how to deal with all the negative thoughts that come into our head. She teaches us how important it is for us not to let anyone take us out of our own power. We are so grateful for the time we were able to spend with Simona, and are very proud to share this conversation with everyone.
Join us this week on an inspiring journey as we sit down with Simona Mango, a renowned holistic life coach, spiritual guide, and an acclaimed opera singer. She takes us on a profound exploration of the soul's mysteries and its role in our holistic well-being. She shares her wisdom on how embracing the soul's journey can lead to transformative experiences in all aspects of life, from relationships to personal growth. Her insights are a guiding light for anyone seeking a more profound understanding of their inner selves. These two episodes will nourish your spirit and provide you with valuable tools for living a more meaningful and fulfilling life.
This week Wes and Phillip talk about the gift of singlness. The guys navigate being single and how it can change over time. People often move in and out of relationships throughout their lives, not just romanticize ones, and the right relationship status can vary depending on individual goals and circumstances. Ultimately, whether being single is a positive or negative experience depends on the individual's perspective and the way they approach it. They talk about becoming a better you and what one would do to be prepared for a new relationship.
This week Phillip sits down with his brother, Daniel, to discuss a life-changing event that caused him to quit the ministry and return to being a lawyer. He discusses the pressures he had as a minister during this very difficult situation, and how this event helped to shape his views on Christianity. Phillip discusses why you should never say the phrase "God won't put you through anything you can't handle", and gets Daniel's response to the question, " Why is homosexuality considered by many Christians to be the worst sin?".
In today’s episode, we unpack the intricacies of modern dating in the digital age. We dive deep into the world of modern dating, exploring the challenges, opportunities, and evolving dynamics that shape romantic relationships in today’s fast-paced world. From dating apps to social media platforms, the digital landscape has revolutionized how people meet and connect. With seemingly endless options available, many individuals find it challenging to commit to a single person. Wes and Philip review the rules of dating, give their advice for a first date, and take the “Are you ready for a boyfriend” dating quiz.
This week, Phillip and Wes talk about a wide range of topics. Phillip: has had it with the Next Door App, is wondering why primates have ipads, learns about a gay serial killer, is tired of people throwing things at artists during concerts, and discusses why some Christians are mad again about a drag queen. Wes discusses why spray painting swastikas will land you in jail, the history of pickleball, the passing of the iconic Pee Wee Herman, and tries to decide if it's ok to date out of his age range.
Let's talk Controversy! Story one involves Christine Geiger, a salon owner in Traverse City, Michigan, who caused quite a stir recently when she posted on social media that anyone identifying as anything other than a man or a woman was not welcome in her salon. She even went on to say that those people who don't identify as male or female should seek services at a pet groomer. Our second story deals with a club in London, that is refusing to serve certain members of the LGBT community. Finally, the guys play a new game entitled "What the hell is that sound?"
This week is part two of our conversation with Brody Ray. Last week we discussed his journey as he transitioned from female to male on his path to authenticity. Brody's goal is to foster understanding, promote acceptance, and inspire everyone to embrace their true selves. This week we begin by discussing his time on America's Got Talent and how that changed his life. We also talk about Brody's view of the current political environment and ask the burning question, "Do you agree with everything that is happening in the trans community right now?"
We are really grateful for Brody's openness, honesty, and vulnerability when discussing this very personal situation. If you want to find out more about him, or if you have questions, you can email us at twobottlesdeep@gmail.com or go follow him on Instagram @brodyraymusic.
From the first chords that struck his soul to the stage that ignited his passion, Brody Ray has been a force to be reckoned with. As a talented singer-songwriter, his melodies resonate with emotion and his lyrics speak to the human experience in the most authentic way. But Brody's story doesn't stop there. Beyond the music, he embodies the power of perseverance and the courage to be true to oneself. As an openly transgender artist, he has overcome obstacles, shattered barriers, and become a beacon of hope for countless individuals around the world. In this episode, we will go behind the scenes, uncovering the triumphs and challenges that have shaped Brody's life. We'll hear his personal insights, experiences, and stories that will inspire and uplift. So whether you're a fan of his music, seeking inspiration, or simply curious about the remarkable journey of an extraordinary individual, this podcast is for you. Get ready to be moved, enlightened, and inspired by the incredible Brody Ray.
This week's episode is a tribute to the life and career of Lynn Anderson, a beloved country music legend who left an indelible mark on the industry. We begin by tracing Lynn Anderson's early beginnings, growing up in a musical family and honing her skills as a singer and performer. We highlight her breakthrough moment with the iconic song "I Never Promised You a Rose Garden" which catapulted her to international fame and became one of the most recognized country music hits of all time. She had a unique style and voice which combined a traditional country music sound with contemporary influences. Her success was not limited to a single hit, as she consistently delivered chart-topping songs that resonated with audiences across generations. Beyond her musical achievements, we explore Anderson's role as a trailblazer for women in country music. At a time when female voices were often marginalized, she shattered barriers and paved the way for future generations of female artists. Her amazing daughters, Lisa and Bunny, join us in the studio to give us a first-hand account of growing up with a famous mom, and the legacy she wanted to leave.
With Pride month officially over, Phillip and Wes discuss all the festivities surrounding Nashville Pride week. Gay pride events provide a wonderful platform for the LGBGTQ+ community to be visible and celebrate their identities openly. This visibility helps to challenge the stereotypes and stigmas, creating a more inclusive and accepting society. Nashville Pride brought together people from many different communities creating a sense of solidarity and community. For many LGBTQ+ individuals, especially those who may feel isolated or marginalized, pride events offer an opportunity to connect with others who share similar experiences, struggles, and triumphs.
Pat Robertson was an influential religious leader who passed away recently. In this episode, we explore the complex emotions surrounding the death of a public figure. We delve into Pat Robertson's life and legacy, as well as the question of whether it's okay to experience happiness or sadness when someone like him passes away. His death raised complex emotions that varied from person to person. It is important to remember and reflect on his contributions, both positive and controversial while respecting diverse viewpoints and allowing individuals to navigate their feelings freely. He spent his life preaching against the LGBTQ community as well as many other marginalized groups. Whether it's okay to be happy or sad when someone like Pat Robertson passes away ultimately depends on each person's personal journey, values, and beliefs. Let's embrace empathy and understanding as we engage in discussions surrounding the passing of public figures and their legacies.
We continue the conversation about Judaism with Scott and Eitan. With anti-semitic crimes on the rise, we discuss the effects on the Jewish community. We also dive into the questions we have always wanted to ask a Jewish person including the terms Kosher, Bar mitzvah, and dreidels, just to name a few. Finally, Phillip and Wes invite themselves to a "Hebro" event to find love.
As of 2023, Jewish people make up .2% of the world’s population, yet, there are currently more anti-semitic crimes aimed towards this group than any other religious group in the world. Scott and Eitan are both Jewish and gay. They join us in the studio to discuss growing up gay in the Jewish faith, the history of Judaism, the differences between Christianity and Judaism, and conspiracy theories about Jewish people. This is Part 1 of 2.
Happy Pride!!! It's time to celebrate and talk about the significance that LGBTQ people have had on our community and our world!
In other news, trans women can't run in the Olympics, screaming fag will make you lose money, who cares who's drinking Bud Light, and now gay guys can donate blood...sort of.
The most popular TBD guest is back...Jason, Phillip, and Wes catch up on what's going on in Nashville, the HRC Gala, and much more!
Do you think using the word Queer is good or bad? The guys dive into this controversial word to discuss how the LBGTQIA+ community accepts this term.
Do you think using the word Queer is good or bad? The guys dive into this controversial word to discuss how the LBGTQIA+ community accepts this term.
Franklin Pride, which has been unanimously approved the prior two years, was barely approved this year with a 5-4 vote allowing the festival. The mayor of Franklin gave a strict ultimatum warning the attendees to not make a mistake or else the festival would never happen again. What are your thoughts on this controversy or Pride events overall?
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The guys are back for Season 3 and are now on YouTube. Wes and Phillip have rolled into the new season single, so they are back on the prowl. They discuss dating stories which include Wes getting Easter candy in February, and Phillip running into the woods to hide from his Uber driver. With drag queens being banned in Tennessee, they also open the conversation about this very controversial topic.
If you have questions or comments, please DM us at @twobottlesdeep or email us at twobottlesdeep@gmail.com
The guys are back for Season 3 and are now on YouTube. Wes and Phillip have rolled into the new season single, so they are back on the prowl. They discuss dating stories which include Wes getting Easter candy in February, and Phillip running into the woods to hide from his Uber driver. With drag queens being banned in Tennessee, they also open the conversation about this very controversial topic. If you have questions or comments, please email twobottlesdeep@gmail.com
Join the guys as they discuss the highlights from the past year, and the accolades they have received. Happy Holidays to each and every one of you and have a Happy New Year.
You've seen him on GMA, Today show, and more! Author Matthew Paul Turner is here to talk about his religious background, starting a family, becoming an Christian author, and then coming out as gay. He also talks about his modern family while co-parenting with his ex-wife.
Are you ready for Thanksgiving? This week we chat with the incomparable Paula Felps about staying connected, putting down our phones to enjoy moments with family and friends, and we chat about some of her Live Happy Now podcast episodes. Happy Thanksgiving!
This week: a few listener questions are answered, Wes punched a wall, Phillip was thrown off a bull... Rough week!
This may be the first time a blind date took place live on a podcast! Stacia, from our "straight girl dating" episode, goes on a blind date with Bradley. They meet for the first time at the end of the episode. You don't want to miss this.
Do you think children should attend drag shows? Lots of controversy about drag shows / Pride festivals in public parks, especially in the South.
Do you think children should attend drag shows? Lots of controversy about drag shows / Pride festivals in public parks, especially in the South.
Season 17 Voice star Ricky Braddy shares his spiritual journey and his coming out story.
Season 17 Voice star Ricky Braddy shares his spiritual journey and his coming out story.
The guys launch a new series called "The Dating Game". This week, they are joined in the studio by two straight females, Stacia and Elaina, and discuss all the "goods" and "bads" of dating in today's world.
Nashville-based singer/songwriter, Adam Mac, joins the guys on the day his music video for his latest single, "Disco Cowboy" hit the number one spot on CMT Music's 12 Pack Countdown, which is also the title track of his forthcoming album. Adam discusses growing up gay in a small town, coming out in Nashville, his time on American Idol, and the things he has learned living his dream as his authentic self.
October 11 is National Coming Out Day. In today's day and age, do we still need to come out? Author and speaker Anne Marie Zanzal is back to discuss the importance of coming out.
We have our first international letter!! Find out if the guys have changed their stance on Brittney Griner and if you should talk during sex!
Parker shares her story about knowing her dad was gay at a young age and how / when he came out later in life and is now living his life to the fullest. She covers the questions she gets, how mother took the news, and how her dad found love and is living his life to the fullest.
Brittany Aldean, wife of country superstar Jason Aldean, is in the news after a controversial instragram post that was labeled as "transphobic". The guys talk through their opinions on this issue.
With all the negativity in the world, it's time to talk about something positive. The guys stumble upon the Positive News Network (PNN), and discuss positive and uplifting stories from around the world. Twobottlesdeep@gmail.com
Why is Intersex included in the LGBTQ alphabet? What happens when one is born intersex? Are you confused what intersex is? Join the guys as they talk to James about how his life was affected by being born Intersex, and the decisions his parents and doctors had to make at birth.
Ready for a fight? Wes and Phil go at it in this heated episode about the arrest, conviction and potential prisoner swap of WNBA star Brittney Griner. Lock her up or let her go....will you be Team Wes or Team Phillip?
Clive is back for Part 2 of their discussion on gun control. They tackle universal background checks, red flag laws, the NRA, and Phillip announces his plan on what he would do about the gun problem, if he were a politician. Email: Twobottlesdeep@gmail.com
It's Controversy Wednesday! One of Phillip's former classmates, Clive Buttrey, comes to the Two Bottles Deep Studio to help the guys think through the issues surrounding gun control.
What does the "A" in LGBTQIA stand for? Asexual! Tik Tok star Micah joins the guys for a conversation about being a part of the Asexual community.
What does the "A" in LGBTQIA stand for? Asexual! Tik Tok star Micah joins the guys for a conversation about being a part of the Asexual community.
Everyone deserves the chance to be seen, valued, heard and loved. Annette McNamara talks about her personal journey that led her to driving a renovated school bus around the country to share personal stories from complete strangers.
Should the guys add a straight co host and change the name of their podcast? Should white people be able to adopt a child from a different race? What do you do when you run into your ex in public? All these and more questions sent in from listeners for the popular "Mail Bag" series.
Kelly visits the studio to talk about her new book "I'm Not Going Anywhere", surviving breast cancer, and her life with country music superstar TG Sheppard.
Shawn Holley is a criminal defense attorney and a lawyer to many celebrities including Kim Kardashian, Justin Bieber, and Lindsey Lohan just to name a few. She discusses her amazing career from the early days of being a public defender, the case she says the has been the highlight of her career, working on the dream team representing OJ Simpson, and her work to fight for people who have been wrongly convicted.
The guys sit down with Kenny and Kenyetta to discuss perceptions, assumptions, race issues and Phillip gets called out.
With Father's Day coming up in a few days, Bobby and Yale prepare to welcome their second child via surrogacy. They also found time to sit down with the guys to discuss all there is to know about the surrogacy process.
Wes and Phillip head to Los Angeles to meet Megan, from season 1, who is raising a trans child. They get caught up on what's new, and the new struggles the trans community is facing.
The guys were going to kick off Pride month, but switched gears to talk about the Uvalde school shooting and gun control
Hannah Dasher, TikTok and Country music star, brings her energy to the studio to talk about her career, growing up, and her rise to fame.
Dr. McMurray from Music City Prep stops by to discuss HIV, treatments and preventative measures. And how it's not only affecting the gay community.
Phillip's brother, Daniel, joins the guys in studio this week to discuss the verses in the Bible that are used against the gay community.
The guys discuss the hot topic of trans in sports and Lia Thomas who's making waves in the media.
Part two with Olivia Ruth Hill and her journey to live her most authentic life as a trans woman.
The guys are joined in the studio by Olivia Ruth Hill, a trans woman, who shares her amazing story. This is part one of two, where Olivia discusses her childhood and how she made the decision to transition.
Anne-Marie Zanzal joins the guys in the studio to discuss an issue that affects most everyone in the LGB community - internalized homophobia. Also, Wes learns a new word - monolith.
Join Phillip, Wes and Suzanne for part two as they discuss coming out, and hear some amazing advice to the parents of kids who come out.
Suzanne Hogan flies down from DC to join the guys in the TBD studio with some amazing advice. Part 1 of 2.
Kicking the year off with Tylor from Creating Ambition and talking about how our communities have so much in common.
Jason Capps returns to the studio for the final episode of 2021. The guys talk more about friendships, discuss their favorite podcast moments of the year, and make their new years resolutions.
Bonnie Baker has been writing hit songs for decades. She has sold millions of albums and has a Grammy nomination as well. She joins the guys in the virtual studio to discuss growing up lesbian in a deeply religious town. Part 2 of 2
Bonnie Baker has been writing hit songs for decades. She has sold millions of albums and has a Grammy nomination as well. She joins the guys in the virtual studio to discuss growing up lesbian in a deeply religious town. This is part 1 of 2.
It's time for another Mail Bag! Phillip and Wes answer your emails and discuss trans issues, evolving beliefs since starting the podcast, what the LGBT community can do to be a better ally to the straight community and a serious talk about the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict. Also, explains a life lesson about why you shouldn't always give someone the shirt off of your back.
Singer Lila McCann joins the fellas in the studio to talk about her music career and life with her wife and kids after being married to a man for many years.
Happy Thanksgiving from Two Bottles Deep! The guys take a Thanksgiving quiz, talk about family traditions, and discuss what they are thankful for.
Just because you grow up deeply religious, join the military, and use homophobic words doesn't mean you can't grow. This week, Austin shows us how he learned to bridge the gap between his straight life, and his gay brother.
Grammy Nominated and hit singer/songwriter Pam Rose joins the guys in the studio to discuss her illustrious career. Not only did she open for Sting on his world tour as a member of the duo Kennedy-Rose, she also plays a major part in the documentary Invisible, which we talked about in episode 24.
Phillip shares his bizarre date night experience and Wes announces his new "Dry 75" plan. This opens up the conversation about the difficulties in staying committed, and the guys discuss why commitment is hard in the gay community.
Wes and Phillip continue the conversation about trans children with their good friend Megan.
It's time to start the conversation about the trans community. Phillip and Wes have a frank conversation with Megan, who had a child assigned male at birth, but who is now transitioning to female.
Wes and Phillip sit down with Chris Christian to discuss his life as an African American, gay single father and the life lessons he has learned.
Phillip and Wes decide to take a personality test to learn about theirs strengths and weaknesses. They also determine if they have a male or female brain, what animal they would be, and what tattoo they should get next.
The incomparable TJ Parsell, director of the award winning documentary '"Invisible", joins the guys in the Two Bottles Deep studio. They discuss his film, which takes the audience on a journey of gay women and one trans person, writing hit songs in Nashville from the 70s to the early 2000s.
More letters have come in so it's time to dig through the mail bag. Listen as Wes has planned out his four-day wedding, and Phillip tell ones of the funniest moments in his life!
Pam Lewis, one of the first wildly successful female music leaders in Nashville, and who founded Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood, shares her insight on Music City USA
Brooks explains his mistake voting for Trump, and respectfully defends how someone can be both gay and conservative. The guys also discuss several issues, including The Supreme Court, abortion and religious liberties.
Phillip, Wes and Brooks discuss the stressful topic of politics. They show how people can have different views, but still discuss things in a civil and respectful way.
Wes and Phillip return from their break and are in their new studio. They discuss the Chicago trip and how judgement affects their lives.
Wes and Phillip experience the Garth Brooks Concert very differently. They also revisit the subject of Cancel Culture and share how their views have changed.
Phillip and Wes have an in-depth discussion with Matt about his experience in conversion therapy.
Wes and Phillip catch back up after Phillip's Vermont vacation and they dip into the online mail bag to answer listeners questions.
Wes and Phillip discuss the differences between gay men and lesbian women, play the lesbian terminology game, and get called out on their humor.
The guys good friend Jason is in the studio talking about how friendships carried him through hard times with his family.
This week Nashville is full of drag, the guys discuss being "out" at work, and there is a ketchup fiasco.
Tune in to listen to Phillip and Wes answer a listeners email about the significance of Pride month and discuss some historical gay events.
Lessons From Pride: Phillip and Wes discuss their Memorial Day weekend and the lessons they have learned since the Pride episode. Tune in to see how their opinions have changed.
The guys have a hysterical conversation with a drag queen, discuss Russian Ski Bunnies, and Wes isn't scared of drag queens anymore!
This week we talk about Pride. Phil is in Mexico celebrating big time Wes...not so much! Listen in for the full story and perspectives!
A misplaced thank you card, a flower delivery fiasco, and Wes and Phillip have an honest discussion about break ups.
Wes and Phillip discuss launch day for the podcast, Wes gets Boo’d up in Key West, and the guys dive into the “goods” and “bads” of dating apps.
Wes and Phillip discuss a few of the gay stereotypes out there, and we earn about smoking goats and cow diving!
Phillip and Wes both grew up in conservative small towns. Listen as they navigate the coming out process and give some advice.
Welcome to the first episode of the "Two Bottle Deep" Podcast. Join hosts Phillip Headrick and Wes Schmitz as they speak about their journeys to becoming their true selves and some of their crazy dating adventures.