AudioThis News is So Gay (8/27/25): Diagnosing Trans Media Coverage & the Latest LGBTQ+ Bans By Ken Schneck ● Podcasts ● August 27, 2025 Featuring: Candice Norwood (The 19th), Darian Aaron (GLAAD), Jason Villemez (Philadelphia Gay News)
AudioThis News is So Gay (8/20/25): Marriage Equality Fearmongering & Disappearing Queer Data By Ken Schneck ● Podcasts ● August 20, 2025 Featuring: Jasmine Mithani (The 19th), Juan Michael Porter II (The Sero Project) and H.L. Comeriato (The Buckeye Flame)
FDA approves new injectable HIV medication amid cuts to federal AIDS programs By H.L. Comeriato ● HIV & AIDS ● July 28, 2025 Injection administered every six months will protect Ohioans from contracting HIV
Is it safe for me to move to Ohio as a Black gay man living with HIV? By Juan Michael Porter II ● Commentary ● July 21, 2025 “Knowing about HIV criminalization in the state, I decided to test attitudes on the apps.”
Ohio’s largest recipient of HIV/AIDS funding stops all OHIV services ‘until further notice’ after federal grant delay By H.L. Comeriato ● HIV & AIDS ● June 25, 2025 Ohio’s HIV Hotline shuts down after CDC fails to renew funding
Local AIDS activists deliver coffins to steps of Cleveland City Hall By H.L. Comeriato ● Policy/Legislation ● June 12, 2025 ACT UP Cleveland performs ‘political funeral’ amid federal cuts to HIV/AIDS funding.
HIV testing and prevention important to young adult health, Ohio study states By Ohio Capital Journal ● HIV & AIDS ● May 17, 2025 Study comes as federal research grants eliminated, funding cuts loom.
Ohio ACT UP chapter meets to discuss ‘shocking’ leaked budget that slashes HIV/AIDS funding By H.L. Comeriato ● HIV & AIDS ● April 28, 2025 AIDS advocacy group pushes for strategic plan to keep Ohioans living with HIV on life-saving medications
Political action group ACT UP Cleveland meets for the first time in over 20 years amid threats to HIV/AIDS funding By H.L. Comeriato ● HIV & AIDS ● April 17, 2025 ‘We have lived this nightmare before.’
Trump administration cuts $250k grant to install 10 LGBTQ+ Ohio historical markers By Ben Jodway ● Community ● April 8, 2025 “This is clearly part of a larger effort to erase LGBTQ+ people from any sort of formal recognition by our government.”