AudioThis News is So Gay (10/15/25): Taking A Break From Queer News to Dive Into Queer Culture By Ken Schneck ● Podcasts ● October 15, 2025 Featuring: Jim Farmer, Jorgie Rodriguez and Rax Will.
Sweet Spot revives Ohio’s underground party scene with the weirdest sapphic rave of the decade By H.L. Comeriato ● Culture ● October 13, 2025 Cleveland’s only sapphic rave injects a decades-old party scene with something ‘new and fresh and weird.’
A Stage for Everyone: Rise Up Arts Alliance builds safe space in rural Ohio By Avery Plummer ● Rural ● October 3, 2025 ‘We are the first organization where they’ve been able to be themselves.’
Dayton Metro Library hosts upcoming free transgender history summit By H.L. Comeriato ● Transgender ● September 23, 2025 ‘Don’t struggle alone in despair. Let’s strive together. Come fill your cup with hope and community.’
Reviving Gay Fad Studios: How an LGBTQ+ couple created a midcentury glass destination in central Ohio By H.L. Comeriato ● Culture ● September 19, 2025 ‘This is so much more than a business for us. It’s about being bold and dreaming big.’
Queen Out or Get Out: An Interview with DJ Boywife, the newest it-girl of the Ohio River Valley By Queer Kentucky ● Culture ● September 7, 2025 “I need to see people dancing and having a good time, or I feel like I’m not doing my job.”
AudioOut Here Dayton Film Fest celebrates 20 years of queer movie magic By Ken Schneck ● Culture ● September 5, 2025 We spoke with the Festival Director about the history of Out Here, what moviegoers can expect in 2025 and why queer cinema is so very important.
‘Free Beer Tomorrow’ documentary and research project honors Ohio’s longest lesbian-owned-and-operated bar By Caitlin McNally ● Culture ● August 25, 2025 In Columbus, Jack’s/Summit Station is remembered as a welcoming and well-respected lesbian social spot.
How Ohio’s viral lesbian cheesemonger is changing the industry one wheel at a time By H.L. Comeriato ● Queer Joy ● August 15, 2025 ‘I just love introducing people to that one cheese that ends up being their gateway cheese into this world.’
To Nashville via … Steubenville? LGBTQ+ Ohioan strums his way to pop country success and trailblazing authenticity By Caitlin McNally ● Out Of Ohio ● August 1, 2025 Andrew Mitch’s flair for vulnerable lyrics has earned him a supportive fanbase within the queer community.