Two Bottles Deep

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!

Grab your rainbow flags and join us for this season's Pride episode. Wes and Phillip share their first Pride experiences, they play Pride Trivia, and discuss why celebrating Pride is so important. Happy Pride Everyone.

It's time for another Mail Bag Episode and it's the first one in Season 4. The guys must have angered many of the listeners as they received more negative comments than usual. We appreciate all the emails, letters and DM's we have received, good or bad. Thanks for listening!!!

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.

We got a lot of feedback regarding our thoughts on the flag controversy (episode 118) so today's episode is a conversation we had with Marie Papini. She has been a school counselor in both Tennessee and Georgia, for the last 17 years. She has a unique insight to what it might mean to ban a Pride flag in a classroom.

He's back...for now! Jason Capps makes his third appearance on the podcast this week. We talk about evertyhing from cicadas, monogamy, dating, plastic surgery and animal noises. He has always been a huge supporter of the show and we are grateful to be able to call him a friend!

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.