AudioA new “morning after” treatment hopes to be another tool to fight for sexual health and wellness By Ben Jodway ● Health & Wellness ● August 26, 2024
AudioWith State Senate campaign, Rep. Beth Liston sets her sights – and stethoscope – on Ohio’s future By Ken Schneck ● Politics ● August 13, 2024 “When you look at what our state should be focusing on, it’s not kids’ genitals.”
AudioOhio’s own River Butcher is breaking comedy barriers one laugh at a time By Ken Schneck ● Culture ● July 30, 2024 From a Netflix documentary to the upcoming Columbus Comedy Festival, Butcher is never far from his Akron roots.
AudioMeet the new(ish) Ohio LGBTQ+ chorus creating harmony through intergenerational notes By Ken Schneck ● Culture ● June 11, 2024 From June 14th to 17th, the SingOUT Cincy Festival Chorus, will bring together singers as young as 9th grade to celebrate LGBTQ+ composers.
Meet the queer Ohioan on a quest to educate the world about asexuality [LISTEN] By The Buckeye Flame & Ken Schneck ● Community ● June 6, 2024 “Labels are tools, not tests,” says Columbus-based educator Cody Daigle-Orians, now featured on the series “It’s OK to Ask Questions.”
AudioOhio native Ben Lanham comes home to go Back to the Future By Ken Schneck ● Culture ● May 21, 2024 The Broadway actor returns to Ohio stages alongside Doc Brown, Marty McFly and a DeLorean that will blow your mind.
AudioOhio House candidate Bobbie Brooke Arnold is ready to make a difference By Ken Schneck ● Podcasts ● May 14, 2024 She is one of four trans candidates to run for the Ohio legislature this year, and one of only three to be cleared to be on the ballot.
AudioA new and needed LGBTQ+ Community Center brings light to Ohio’s Darke County By Ken Schneck ● Rural ● April 24, 2024 In the heart of a county whose state legislators are behind so many of Ohio’s anti-LGBTQ+ bills, an inspiring rainbow has emerged.
AudioWhat happens when you make an Ohio feminist chorus angry? By Ken Schneck ● Culture ● April 21, 2024 With their upcoming “A Concert for Rage,” Windsong is ready to channel notes of anger towards meaningful change.
AudioWith a serious lack of Ohio representation, support is here for LGBTQ+ candidates who want to step up and run By Ken Schneck ● Politics ● February 27, 2024 ‘LGBTQ+ elected officials only make up 0.25% of elected positions in the United States, despite us being 7.1% of the population.’