OUTCincinnati

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.