OUTCincinnati

PH DEE is drag in Cincinnati. We find out about her aesthetic and she reads a few queens from this season of RPDR.

Spencer Zembrodt is the Artistic Director for the Cincinnati Men's Chorus, in existance for over 30 years. We find out about the current season and how you can get involved with the group.

Chris sits down with Jeffrey Martin and chats about the current season and what's planned for the group. Jeffrey talks about life in Cincinnati and discusses his day job too.

We speak with lawyer and Queen City Resident Emily Meyer about the current important issues facing the queer community. Emily also updates us on her life and shares some of her favorite Cincinnati hangouts.

Dr. Jennifer Wright-Berryman suicideologist talks about the effects of CV lockdowns on mental health and preventing suicide in the LGBTQ+ community.

Get ready to be schooled! Jason Whitesel is an Assistant Associate Professor of Women's and Gender studies and Sociology at Illinois State University in Normal. He is the author of Fat Gay Men: Girth, Mirth, and the Politics of Stigma.

Saad Ghosn is the founder of SOS Art Cincinnati. He is the organizer and curator of several projects in the Cincinnati area including one for the Pride 2022 celebration.

Happy Pride!Since 1991, the Cincinnati men's chorus has been a Queen City staple. They have a full season of programming every year. cincinnatimenschorus.org is their website. Guests: Michael Hoffman is the president of the CMC and Steve Milloy is the artistic director!

Grace Weitz is the founder of Beers With(out) Beards and the Queer Beer Festival happening in Washington DC. Grace talks about the craft beer industry and how she's expanding the culture. You can find out more at festivals.hopculture.com

Over-The-Rhine International Film Festival Artistic Director tt stern-enzi and Jason Harris from LADD talk about what's in store for the 2022 festival. They discuss what are some of the featured films and how inclusivity and accessibility are important parts of vision for the OTR Film Festival.

A tribute to Tyese Rainz, local drag queen and activist who recently passed. Close friend Amanda talks about the impact Tyese had on the LGBTQ+ community.The Cincinnatus Association recently presented the Seventh Annual Donald and Marian Spencer Spirit of America Awards honoring six Cincinnati area businesses and nonprofits for promoting diversity and inclusion. Guests: Susan Noonan, Chair, Spencer Committee; and HA Musser from Santa Maria Community Services

Since 1991, the Cincinnati Men's Chorus has been a Queen City staple. They have a full season of programming every year. cincinnatimenschorus.org is their website. Guests: Michael Hoffman is the President of the CMC and Steve Milloy is the Artistic Director!

Chris talks to Board Chair of the Cincinnati Concours d'Elegance. Dave Sheehy is a long-time Concours volunteer and self-described “car guy”. He's passionate about the preservation of the automobile and about bringing together automotive enthusiasts. And a OC Rewind Interview from August 2019 with guest JujuBee.

Kyle Inskeep details his reporting on Cincinnati Black culture & shares what it's like behind the scenes anchoring the news 5p,6p&11p on Local12 WKRC-TV.

Benjy Bradshaw is a “creative chameleon,” and independent recording, a true diy musician, primarily inspired by dance, house, and new wave, benjy loves to "art direct his life", experimenting with photography, makeup, fashion, and design. His new single "Like It," is out this month on all platforms.

Nadia Ibrahim-Taney is an LGBTQ+ Career Coach and University Lecturer. She is also the Founder of Beyond Discovery Coaching. You can find her on Instagram at @beyonddiscoverycoaching

Judy Collins is a legendary activist singer and songwriter with a career spanning over 50 years. Her new album “Spellbound” is out now and she talks about her process making the album.

Luz Elena Schemmel with Santa Maria Community Service talks about the services they provide in the Price Hill neighborhood. There is a free cancer screening and health clinic at the Price Hill Recreation Center on Sat. Feb. 19, 2022. All are welcome.

What's the secret to becoming a Jeopardy game show champion? Who is Amy Schneider. Don't miss this dish! Amy is a transwoman originally from Dayton, Ohio and shares her winning game show strategies!

Superstar designer David Bromstad host of hit HGTV series, My Lottery Dream Home dishes on what it's like renovating his own home and shares his coming out story.

Kora Sline is a drag entertainer and is one of the newest performers at Cabaret Cincinnati located on Walnut Street. Kora gives everything from camp looks to 80's Rock Star realness. She talks about where those new to drag can perform in Cincinnati.

LGBT+ & Disability Rights Advocate Joshua Kayes talks about his leadership role with Treehouse Cincinnati LGBTQ+ resource center, as well as his work with AAPI and accessibility issues. Find out more at www.treehousecinci.org

Kicking off 2022, Drag Performer P.H. Dee spills the tea on the Cincinnati drag scene and shares some makeup and costume tips. Chris & Melissa remember two Cincinnati LGBTQ+ leaders who passed away recently.

Wrapping up 2021, Chris and Melissa appreciate all the guests who came on the show this year and all of the listeners for supporting OutCincinnati. This episode features one of our favorite interviews from this year, Evan Ponstingle shares stories about Kings Island from his book about the history of the Cincinnati-area amusement park.

Trish Rayner from the Freestore Foodbank tells Chris and Melissa how the charity made it through the 2020 lockdowns and talks about their current needs for volunteers and donations. Chris and Melissa talk about an upcoming Cincinnati Leather event and Brian "Bolt" Donner from Cincinnati Leather talks about what happens at a typical event.

The Cincinnati Men's Chorus has an upcoming holiday show in December. Michael and Steve from the CMC spill the tea on their upcoming performances for 2022. www.cincinnatimenschorus.org

OutReels Cincinnati is happening this year November 12-14 at the Warsaw Federal Incline Theater and organizer David Wolf says there will be three days of viewings that will feature 16 films.

Comedian Poppy Champlin talks about coming out professionally and why she loves standup and musical comedy. Champlin has appeared on Showtime, LOGO, Comics Unleashed, Comedy Central, VH-1, HBO and Oprah. She recently performed in Cincinnati.

Phebe Beiser from the Ohio Lesbian Archives in Cincinnati tells us about some of the new materials open to public to view. New to the archives are episodes from a local gay cable show from the 1980's and 1990's. The OLA is looking for a new location and for volunteers.

Bryan Wylie (Sister Mary of Sodom and Gomorrah-MSG) and Shawn Wellik (Sister Guard Dammit) are very proud and active members of the Cincinnati Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence as well as active members of Cincinnati's Leather Community. They share stories about their activism work in Cincinnati's LGBTQ+ community.

This episode features local musical artist and rapper CozmikSpirit who plays frequently at music festivals and bars around Central-Southwestern Ohio as well as Northern Kentucky. She tells OutCincinnati that she wants her music to inspire and bring peace to her fans. CozmikSpirit talks about her new single 'Rose of Jericho' and her upcoming performances.

This episode features Luz Elena Schemmel from the Santa Maria Community Services talking about the free services they offer at their Price Hill center. Chris Chris Potoka from the Cindependent Film Festival talks about the Thrills On Wheels community film viewings going on this month of Halloween. Don't be scared…these films will be family-friendly. You can find out more cindependentfilmfest.org

Ann Segal is a Cincinnati native, photographer, and filmmaker. Her film Light on Iowa, about photographer Nancy Rexroth, recently premiered for a live audience at the Esquire Theatre in Clifton.

Author Historian Ken Schneck released a book about LGBTQ+ history in Cincinnati in 2020. He shares intriguing facts about queer life in the Queen City and about the movement for equality.

More on the Queen City's Queer History - feat Michael Chanek and John Maddux. They share stories about the LGBTQ+ civil rights movement in Cincinnati and more on Queen of Size Eartha Quake.

This episode is dedicated to legendary Cincinnati Queen of Size Eartha Quake and features Cincinnati LGBTQ+ activist John Maddux and Michael Chanek spilling the tea on times with Eartha and history of their activism.

September is Suicide Prevention month. OUT Cincinnati recognizes to contributions made to fight for equality by P&G Equality Leader Lynwood Battle and Chris and Melissa discuss the legacy of transteen Leelah Alcorn. Transactivist Jonah Yokoyama talks about Prep, and Adam Reilly and Sarah Adams share what services Caracole has to offer.

Cathy Allison with the Transgender Advocacy Council talk about the transgener needs assesment survey at transadvocacycouncil.org and then Taylor Stone and his husband Jacob talk about Hamilton being a City of Sculpture and the most recent Hamilton Pride.

Equitas Health serves the Cincinnati community from their location in Walnut Hills.If you are in need of services go to equitashealth.com or call 513-815-4475.

Adam and Sarah from Caracole talk to Chris and Melissa about the HIV/AIDS prevention and housing services the nonprofit offers in Cincinnati. Caracole's vision is to be a relentless force for health equity.

ISAIAH GRASS IS A SINGER, SONGWRITER AND PERFORMER BASED OUT OF CHICAGO. Chris and Melissa first saw him on AMERICAN IDOL and just had to have him on the show.

The Cincinnati Men's Chorus is back with live upcoming shows for the Fall 2021, Winter 2021-22, and Spring 2022. CMC Artistic Director Steven Milloy and Board President Michael Hoffman say virtual concerts were very popular during the pandemic so they intend to keep some digital elements going for fans. And Chris and Melissa talk about singing and karaoke.