Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. This is a special one folks. We're all winners here at The Two Beer Queers, but our guest today has a special claim to that title. Coming to you live from a stairwell in Buffalo, we are so excited to bring you TRIXIE MATTEL. Oh honey, you don't even know what you're in for today.

Tom and Josh talk to Julie, a real life beer brewer who's running for Lieutenant Governor of Maryland. Learn all you could ever hope to learn about brewing, local politics, and what it's like to be an LGBTQ+ small business owner.

Is Call Me By Your Name gay exploitation? That's the question Tom and Josh start the episode with, which leads them down a rabbit hole of Demi Lovato, Neil Patrick Harris, and Bud Light (ew). Hear the two queers talk about the difference between being catered to and being exploited, and how it's sometimes hard to tell.

We've mentioned her before and we finally got her on. For our 6-month mark, we talk to Ana, AKA Salvadora Dali, about her drag, her identity, and how they interplay. Also, lobsters?

Josh and Tom are back with a suprise episode of viral proportions. Keeping it short and sweet, the queers bring you a quick update in between pre-recorded episodes.

Tommy isn't the only queer in his family. Your two favorite hosts talk to Tommy's Aunt Jen about being a teacher, what the kids are doing nowadays, and dating a woman after being married to a man. It gets cute, y'all.

Josh and Tom are back on the good stuff - beer. Talking about queer media, drunken New Year's eve parties, and PORN, the boys get lewd and personal in this week's episode.

Ale is back for part two of Episode 8, "When To Sit Down." This time we talk a bit more about her personal life, and the issues of sex work and public transit. Josh starts to slur his words and Tom wrestles a cat.

Is your bussy ready for what Santa is bringing up your chimney tonight? Don your gay apparel and join Josh and Tom for their first ever Christmas special! They recap 2017 with the help of some boozy cocoa, talk about holiday memories, and if you stick around to the very end, there may just be a present for you!

There's more to social change than pride parades and rainbow flags. The tipsy queers and their guest talk activism, advocacy, and acting up - all with canned rosé to help fuel the conversation.