This episode of OUT Cincinnati features Kings High School Prom King Annie Wise and Queen Riley Laudermilk as well as Taylor Welch organizer of Hamilton Pride 2021.

Welcome to the now annual OUT Cincinnati Leather Show 2021...it's all about the leather scene in Cincinnati as Brian Bolt Donner explains the leather culture and how it's surviving COVID isolation and social distancing. Learning more about the hanky code.

Carlos Garcia Leon from the CIncinnati Opera gives an update on what's happening for the summer opera season. Carlos also shares a live reading of their poetry and shares their experience about writing and performing poetry in Cincinnati.

Elle Moxley founder of the Marsha P Johnson Institute tells about the organization's support for the BLACK Transgender community on this episode of OUT Cincinnati. And Cincinnati Police Officer Lisa Johnson is the department's liaison to the LGBTQ+ community.

Chris and Melissa get schooled by Ashley Currier, a professor at the University of Cincinnati. She heads the Department of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Professor Currier describes the new LGBTQ+ certificate program now available at UC. Find out more at artsci.uc.edu

OUT Cincinnati featuring Rev. Derek Terry from St. Peter's United Church of Christ talks about his mission and vision as a Black gay pastor in Cincinnati. And spills the tea on his experience being featured on a television reality show on the Oprah Network.

This episode covers the topic of suicide prevention.

This episode of OUT Cincinnati features Part 2 of the interview with local LGBTQ+ activists Michael Chanak Jr. about being in the short film They Will See You: LGBTQ+ Visibility in Advertising. The P&G-CNN short film focusing on P&G has been nominated for a GLAAD Media Award. The Naked Cowboy gets sent to jail.

The P&G-CNN short film focusing on P&G has been nominated for a GLADD Media Award. Local LGBTQ+ activists Michael Chanak Jr. and Riggins Vaughn share their stories about being in the short film They Will See You: LGBTQ+ Visibility in Advertising.

Chris and Melissa discuss the Equality Act being considered in the US Congress, and then discuss the dangerous hostility towards LGBTQ+ persons in Ghana in West Africa and a temporary closure of their new LGBTQ+ center due to the hostilities. Guests Darnell Pierre Benjamin, CPD Officer Lisa Johnson, and Alex Newell.