Allie and Liz chat with Spread Love General Zach Rutter. We chat about his art, comics, passion projects, and being cheesy. Does this cocktail have bourbon in it (no)? Do they cop an invite to the black list party? Do they buy into Valentines Day? DID PARASITE DESERVE TO WIN BEST PICTURE (spoiler alert, yes)- find out all these answers on this kick-ass Valentines Day special of sips with strangers. 

Allie & Liz make a dry January special and meet their friends at empath sober-bar. Cool discussions and words that Liz doesn't know are frequents in this one. You won't hear anything like it. 

Liz and Allie are back baby with an all new episode where there are no strangers only detoxed sips. The girls talk about Liz's cursed dating life and even get into some politics. It's like dinner with your family but no dinner and no family. 

The girls chat with Pittsburgh legend and renowned Honky-Tonker Jon Bindley. They chat all things country, old-school, Pittsburgh community, and how progressive country music can really be. Liz is totally start-struck and Allie is lit. You guys are not going to want to miss this. 

The girls interview Wigle Whiskey founder Mary Ellen Myer while making a deliciously warm and inviting Sangria. This badass woman tells us all about the company, her background of an occupational therapist, and the coolness of the PGH community. If you like Sangria, wholesomeness, and dry humor this ones for you. 

In this episode, the girls introduce Ferdinand the Bull's Nick Snyder to Roo the Cat. They comment on the Catholic Church, confirmation names, and questionable pick-up lines. If you like Creed Bratton, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and good conversation, you'll want to listen to this one.

In the inaugural episode of Sips with Strangers, Allie and Liz talk to the brilliantly-talented Pittsburgh artist Stew Frick. Come learn about their inspiration, their latest art show, and just how quickly brandy can get to Liz's head.