You've Got a Friend in Me

When the road looks rough ahead,And you're miles and miles, From your nice warm bed.You just remember what your old pal said ... FIRST VERSE:There are not enough words in the English language, to properly describe just how amazing this week's #GayRelationshipGoals are. If ever there was a couple that embodied love, strength, and authenticity, it would be these two. Of course, we are talking about none other than the Shirtless Violinist himself, Matthew Olshefski (@shirtlessviolinist) and his boyfriend, Paul Castle (@paulcastlestudio).This couple has it ALL: passion, partnership, and ABS! One can swoon you with his beautiful violin playing, the other can draw you a picture that could hang in any museum, around the world - so much talent in one relationship! And, there is something special about the way they work with one another and the drive and excitement they pull out of each another. They are incredible and we just know that you'll feel the same way about them. Follow them on Instagram, and tell them the Critelli's sent you - you'll be happy you did.CHORUS:"You've got a friend in me.You've got a friend in me."There's the family that you're born into. Then, there's the family that you create - and this week, we are talking about those people. Marko and Tony gather around the microphone to discuss the importance of their friendships and its affects on their relationship. Do they get along with each other's friends? Has a friendship ever soured THEIR relationship? How do you keep a normal balance; making sure your friends AND partner are catered to, properly? Learn some tricks from the guys.SECOND VERSE:Uh oh!It looks like the Critelli's are joined by friends of the podcast, Steven Lowe (@steeeeevn) and Erika (@_erikadoesbeauty_)!! Because they have such a close bond, the four gather around the table for another edition of WE AIN'T SHIT to discuss their friendship(s), their influence, and their balance. Through laughter, wisdom, and a "ride or die" mentality, these four manage to stay close and encourage each other to work towards the relationships they desire. How do they do that?! Tune in and find out.BRIDGE:A listener is interested in starting their own podcast and need a pep talk. As an awkward queer person trying to navigate the dating scene, they want to build a community that can benefit from this very real ordeal, and just need to know where to start. Can the Critelli's shine, in true Oprah-fashion, and encourage the future podcaster to lend their voice to the podcast "air"waves?Man in long-term, committed relationship, seeking third for not-so-vanilla sexcapades. A married listener is being asked to spice up his othe