TMO celebrates another podcast milestone, with its very own beer, brought to you by Sun Brewing. The boys are ecstatic and talk about their huge achievement, Peter and Abel tackle a controversial issue while Anthony plays devil's advocate.

The Middles Open talked about Peter being a newlywed and his time spent in Chicago. The Boys also talk about their plans for Fathers Day and the importance of family.

The Middles Open squeeze in one more episode before Peter's life changes forever. Anthony and Abel chat about their plans for the summer and how they will adapt to life without mask. The boys also play a game of prediction, calling their shots on the Mayweather fight and USA vs Mexico.

The Middles Open interviews some of the coolest girls in town, El Paso Roller Derby is in the studio. We talk about nicknames and the life of a girl on skates; they explain the rules and culture of one of the most entertaining sports out there.

The Middles Open sits down with Hall of Fame coach Tony Grijalva and Southlake Carroll's Sean Razloznik. Both men walk us through their career coaching TXHSFB and also chat about the passing of legendary coach Don Brooks.  

After some much-needed R & R, the boys talk about the movie industry and how films aren't as good as they once were. They dissect the new Mortal Kombat movie and possible candidates to star in the sequel. They close the show with a special announcement so stay tuned to the very end. #TheMiddlesOpen

The Middles Open is visited by an old friend/mentor Mando "The Monster" Medina. They talked about all things in the sports and entertainment world. Monster told the boys about his new website covering local athletics and even gave some insight about his favorite movies. 

A wild episode with Pat telling crazy stories of him being a mountain and his secret party spot. The boys later sit on opposite ends with concerns about vaccines and viruses. DMX passing has TMO reminiscing and poor Prince Phillip comes up a few months short of triple digits. 

The Middles Open has stepped into the world of pop music and is loving it. To help with the transition, Josh Galindo talks to the crew and has some interesting insight into his young career.