Two Bottles Deep

With Pride month officially over, Phillip and Wes discuss all the festivities surrounding Nashville Pride week. Gay pride events provide a wonderful platform for the LGBGTQ+ community to be visible and celebrate their identities openly. This visibility helps to challenge the stereotypes and stigmas, creating a more inclusive and accepting society. Nashville Pride brought together people from many different communities creating a sense of solidarity and community. For many LGBTQ+ individuals, especially those who may feel isolated or marginalized, pride events offer an opportunity to connect with others who share similar experiences, struggles, and triumphs.

Pat Robertson was an influential religious leader who passed away recently. In this episode, we explore the complex emotions surrounding the death of a public figure. We delve into Pat Robertson's life and legacy, as well as the question of whether it's okay to experience happiness or sadness when someone like him passes away. His death raised complex emotions that varied from person to person. It is important to remember and reflect on his contributions, both positive and controversial while respecting diverse viewpoints and allowing individuals to navigate their feelings freely. He spent his life preaching against the LGBTQ community as well as many other marginalized groups. Whether it's okay to be happy or sad when someone like Pat Robertson passes away ultimately depends on each person's personal journey, values, and beliefs. Let's embrace empathy and understanding as we engage in discussions surrounding the passing of public figures and their legacies.

We continue the conversation about Judaism with Scott and Eitan. With anti-semitic crimes on the rise, we discuss the effects on the Jewish community. We also dive into the questions we have always wanted to ask a Jewish person including the terms Kosher, Bar mitzvah, and dreidels, just to name a few. Finally, Phillip and Wes invite themselves to a "Hebro" event to find love.

As of 2023, Jewish people make up .2% of the world's population, yet, there are currently more anti-semitic crimes aimed towards this group than any other religious group in the world. Scott and Eitan are both Jewish and gay. They join us in the studio to discuss growing up gay in the Jewish faith, the history of Judaism, the differences between Christianity and Judaism, and conspiracy theories about Jewish people. This is Part 1 of 2.

Happy Pride!!! It's time to celebrate and talk about the significance that LGBTQ people have had on our community and our world!

In other news, trans women can't run in the Olympics, screaming fag will make you lose money, who cares who's drinking Bud Light, and now gay guys can donate blood...sort of.

It's mailbag time! We answer everything from pet peeves to dating to suicide to taking the show on the road.

The most popular TBD guest is back...Jason, Phillip, and Wes catch up on what's going on in Nashville, the HRC Gala, and much more!

With suicide rates on the rise, it's more important now than ever to have conversations about this subject. We brought in a therapist to help us navigate this conversation.

Do you think using the word Queer is good or bad? The guys dive into this controversial word to discuss how the LBGTQIA+ community accepts this term.