Two Bottles Deep

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.

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.

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.