On Out Cincinnati. Melissa and Chris talk about making masks at home. Chris talks to local journalists about their work covering the Covid19 pandemic. And what do they binge watch when they get home?

Our guest this week on OUT Cincinnati is Dr. Jennifer Wright-Berryman Assistant Professor of Social Work at the University of Cincinnati talks about mental health issues people may be experiencing during the stay-at-home order. She gives tips on how to deal with feeling stressed or depressed.

COVID19 Update - Cincinnati Health Commissioner Dr. Melba R. Moore updates us on Cincinnati’s response to the virus. We also talk to Mayor Nan Whaley of Dayton, OH about how they are doing. Pastor Todd Peterson from Lakeview United Church of Christ talks about faith in response to this crisis.

On this episode, we speak to Professor Michael Hatton, head of the theatre and dance program at Northern Kentucky University. We will find out what shows they have coming up and discuss fat shaming in the LGBT community. We will also talk to comedian Bridget Denman about some amazing upcoming shows! www.bombsawaycomedy.com

This episode features Stand-Up Comics Rita Rudner and Louis Anderson as well as the Cincinnati PD LGBTQ+ Community Resource Officer Lisa Johnson

We speak to Sister Ana May Ceres from The Cincinnati Sisters (Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence) about the history, mission, and goings-on of the group in The Queen City. The group has a history that dates back to the 1970’s in California and has chapters worldwide (www.cincinnatisisters.com). We speak to Keith Cullen, Dublin-born singer/songwriter who gets inspiration from big band to acoustic rock. We talk about his music and visibility as an LGBT artist (www.kcmusic.ie).