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Queer TimesRecap of the Latest Epstein DropKristen and Harrison start this episode by delving into the recent general strike, expressing disappointment over the lack of participation from local businesses. The conversation shifts to the complexities of ICE operations, revealing past cooperation between local law enforcement and federal agencies. The hosts also discuss the latest revelations from the Epstein files and their implications.
2026-02-0440 minQueer TimesA Stormy WeekKristen and Harrison discuss the joys of being snowed in, their favorite TV shows like 'Alone' and delve into societal issues exemplified by the show 'Heated Rivalry'. The hosts also talk about their social media experiences, touching on critiques they received for calling out wealth inequality in Provincetown. They stress the importance of building community through action amidst current political turmoil, featuring a heartwarming story of Paige Becker donating $50,000 to her Minnesota community.
2026-01-2839 minQueer TimesKristen's on the Art Colony Podcast!This week we are happy to share the Art Colony's episode with Kristen as their special guest!
2026-01-0752 minQueer TimesHarrison's Therapy: He's Finally Spillin' the Tea, Y'all!Harrison's Therapy: He's Finally Spillin' the Tea, Y'all!
2025-12-3142 min
Wealthy Life with Harrison D. QuinnThe Financial Side of Being a Female Professional Athlete with Kristen HamiltonReady to take your wealth strategy to the next level?👉 Request an Introduction: https://calendly.com/hdqwealth/intro?month=2025-05The financial reality of being a professional athlete, especially in women’s sports, is changing fast. In Part 2 of this conversation with Kristen Hamilton, she shares hard-earned lessons about budgeting, discipline, and navigating NIL opportunities at a young age. She also explains why financial education, the right advisory team, and entrepreneurial thinking matter just as much as performance on the soccer field. Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:⚽ W...
2025-12-1823 minQueer TimesSandy Clause and the Chat PackKristen and Harrison discuss 'Heated Rivalry,' a new LGBTQ-themed show on HBO Max. They debate the representation of queerness in media, with opinions on whether the show caters more to straight audiences or authentically represents queer experiences. The conversation also touches on the upcoming Democratic primary in Texas between Jasmine Crockett and James Erika, discussing their positions and electability, particularly focusing on views about Israel.
2025-12-1738 minWealthy Life with Harrison D. QuinnFrom Pro Soccer to Property & Pour-Overs: Kristen Hamilton’s Entrepreneurial JourneyReady to take your wealth strategy to the next level?👉 Request an Introduction: https://calendly.com/hdqwealth/intro?month=2025-05In this episode, Harrison sits down with Kansas City Current forward and entrepreneur Kristen Hamilton to explore the journey behind her career on- and especially off- the field. Kristen shares the inside story of balancing financial uncertainty, building a thriving coffee shop from scratch, and learning to ask for help along the way. Her real-world lessons on determination and adapting to change make for a truly inspiring ride. Here’s some of what we discus...
2025-12-1128 minQueer TimesStreaming Wars!Kristen and Harrison delve into the implications of Netflix's potential acquisition of Warner Brothers, examining the impact on consumers, content creators, and the streaming landscape. The conversation also touches on a controversial incident at Oklahoma University involving a student's religious-based essay and a trans teaching assistant. To end on a lighter note, they highlight queer-owned businesses for holiday shopping, including The Good Stuff Gallery in Buffalo and Tru Tone Christmas Lights.
2025-12-1042 min
Oh, My Health...There Is Hope!Dr. Kristen Harrison: Hope, Healing, and Helping the Unhoused"Just give gratitude and have hope and faith that things will be better." - Dr. Kristen Harrison Dr. Kristen Harrison Dr. Kristen Harrison is a renowned trauma psychologist with over 35 years of experience in studying and treating trauma disorders. She has conducted key research in PTSD at UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute and has pursued academic studies at prestigious institutions, including Georgetown University and Pepperdine Graduate School of Education and Psychology. Dr. Harrison has dedicated her career to understanding and supporting those with trauma and mental health challenges. Her commitment to helping others is evident in her...
2025-12-0327 minQueer TimesQueer Times' Favorite Things - Small Business EditionIn this episode, Kristen and Harrison catch up on their Thanksgivings, including unique holiday meals and traditions. They review the new 'Wicked' movie, offering mixed opinions and highlighting standout performances. The conversation shifts to Patty Gonia, a drag performer known for their environmental and LGBTQ+ activism, who is currently on a fundraising hike. The hosts also address consumerism during the holiday season, promoting small businesses and thoughtful gift-giving. They end with a sports update and encourage community engagement through liking, subscribing, and sharing their content.
2025-12-0339 minQueer TimesTrump’s Smitten and MTG Bowed OutKristen and Harrison discuss a viral and potentially controversial photo of former leaders, the recent actions of Democrats and Republicans regarding the Epstein files, and Marjorie Taylor Greene's announcement of her resignation. The episode also touches on Mamdani's meeting with Donald Trump, revealing a surprisingly amicable interaction. Additionally, they discuss the newly introduced transparency tool on X (formerly Twitter), exposing pro-Trump accounts based outside the U.S.
2025-11-2638 minQueer TimesA Horse Named Bill "Bubba" ClintonKristen and Harrison discuss recent developments in U.S. politics, focusing on the release of emails from the Epstein estate and their implications for former President Donald Trump. The conversation explores the potential end of the government shutdown linked to the release of these emails, Trump's alleged connections with Epstein, and the broader societal reactions. They also touch on a positive story about a farm that rescues gay sheep and a group of female veterans running for Congress under the name 'Hellcats'. The episode reflects on the complexities and challenges of contemporary political scandals and the media's role in...
2025-11-1932 minQueer TimesNancy Pelosi's 2nd Final Farewell TourKristen and Harrison discuss the logistics and challenges of travel, the sense of community among comedians, and Harrison’s thoughts on upcoming projects. The conversation shifts to political commentary, touching on a Democratic sweep in the recent elections, the reopening of the government, and the actions of key political figures like Nancy Pelosi and Bernie Sanders. They also delve into the cultural significance of recent controversies involving actress Sydney Sweeney and the impact of her political affiliations on her career. Additionally, they express excitement about the new unrivaled teams in women's basketball and discuss personal updates and future plans.
2025-11-1246 minQueer TimesKristen's Bathroom Run-ins feat. Mindy CohenThis week, Kristen and Harrison discuss topics including the impact of Proposition 50 in California on gerrymandering, the importance of progressive values in elections, and the authenticity of political candidates. The episode also highlights the work of the Abortion Access Front and Billie Eilish's substantial donation to food equity initiatives. The conversation touches on the tragic death of Kit Kat, a beloved bodega cat, by a self-driving car, raising concerns about automation safety. The show concludes with reflections on the political landscape and a call to action for listeners to support the podcast.
2025-11-0532 minQueer TimesGraham Platner 2.0In this special episode of Queer Times, the Kristen and Harrison address the controversy surrounding Graham Platner, a progressive politician who has recently come under fire for a past Nazi-related tattoo and controversial Reddit comments. The conversation explores whether Platner's past disqualifies him from political office, touching on systemic racism, personal growth, and the complexities of modern political discourse. The hosts also briefly discuss Don Lemon's recent controversial comments about Megan Kelly.
2025-10-3132 minQueer TimesNo Kings. Just Boots.Kristen and Harrison engage in a multifaceted conversation beginning with Harrison's transient living situation in San Francisco and Kristen extending to larger community events like Women’s Week in Provincetown. The discussion transitions to broader societal issues such as reproductive rights and trans rights within the LGBTQ+ community, highlighting the impact of political climates on personal autonomy. They also critique racially insensitive behavior among young Republican leaders and juxtapose this with progressive ideals of empathy and collective resistance. A segment on the mayoral debate emphasizes the need for younger, more dynamic political leadership. The Pentagon's criticism of the Netflix sh...
2025-10-2248 minQueer Times'Slayers' Gonna SlayIn this episode of Queer Times, Kristen and Harrison discuss queer media, their personal viewing experiences, and its cultural significance. They highlight TV shows like 'Slayers: Wheel of Fate', 'Wayward', and 'Boots', noting their unique portrayal of queer characters and narratives. They also delve into politics, focusing on Graham Plattner's Senate run against Susan Collins in Maine, his progressive platform, and the newly announced candidacy of Governor Janet Mills. The conversation emphasizes the importance of supporting queer media and political candidates with progressive values.
2025-10-1539 minQueer TimesActually Romantic vs Sympathy is a KnifeIn this episode of Queer Times, Kristen and Harrison discuss a myriad of topics including generational differences in technology adaptation, the role of Gen X in social change, and the state of free speech in America. They also touch on the cultural impact of celebrities like Taylor Swift and the dynamic between her and Charlie XCX. The conversation shifts to the triumphs and challenges of the WNBA, especially regarding player salaries and media representation. The hosts introduce James Talarico, a young, progressive Texas politician running for the U.S. Senate, highlighting his Christian faith and educational reform advocacy. Lastly...
2025-10-0853 minQueer TimesCandace Owens and Cruising at Penn StationIn this episode of Queer Times, Kristen Becker and Harrison Fish discuss Harrison's imminent move from Provincetown to San Francisco. They reflect on changes in the Provincetown queer community over the past decade, Harrison's struggles with fitting in, and the bittersweet nature of his relocation. They also talk about personal topics like donating old belongings and police crackdowns on queer individuals at Penn Station. Additionally, the conversation delves into political matters, including Candace Owens' controversial statements and Dakari Larriett's senate campaign in Alabama. Finally, they recount a recent honor Harrison received from the Massachusetts State Senate for his contributions...
2025-10-0141 minQueer TimesWhen Mickey Meets MAGA: The Kimmel Disney SagaThis episode of Queer Times kicks off with Kristen sharing stories from a busy weekend in New York City, participating in comedy shows and attending events like the Future Perfect Project, which supports young queer musicians. They address the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel Live over controversial comments and the broader implications for free speech, corporate responsibility, and consumer power.
2025-09-2432 minQueer TimesWho Mourns the Bully?Kristen and Harrison start this episode by delving into their recent sports experiences, focusing on football and the WNBA playoffs. The conversation transitions to the controversial sale of the Connecticut Sun WNBA team and potential interference by the WNBA. They also discuss the assassination of Charlie Kirk, examining the motives and societal reactions, including the involvement of far-right figures. Towards the end, they touch on cultural and political issues, the influence of prominent figures like Eminem, and the challenges of addressing young men's behavior in the current social climate.
2025-09-1734 min
Where I Left OffReading Recap 5 - Hannah Bonam-Young, Katie Bailey, Leah Brunner, and more!Send a textThanks for listening to another Reading Recap.Purchase A Flair for Trouble by Kristen BahlsRead on KUAdd to your TBR on GoodreadsCome see me at Ink and Indie! October 3rd-5th in Chestertown, Maryland. Books mentioned in this episode:Well Actually by Mazey EddingsThe Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart TurtonThe Woman in Suite 11 by Ruth WareFighting Spirit by Anna HarrisonRookie Season by Katie Bailey and Leah BrunnerBattle of the Bookstores by Ali BradyOut of the Woods by Hannah Bonam-Young...
2025-09-1135 minQueer TimesShould Kristen Get a Sniffies?Kristen and Harrison kick off football season with a queer twist, from NFL bulges to Angel Reese calling out the Chicago Sky. They dive into the wild world of Right of Center Events and then go deep on Sniffies—the hookup app reviving cruising culture with map-based meetups, blunt honesty, and a new lens on queer intimacy. The episode closes with Trump’s “Department of War” rebrand and Kristen prepping to headline Provincetown’s Fruit Basket comedy night.
2025-09-1040 minQueer TimesBetty...Who?, Cardi B, and the 'Weekend at Donnie's'Kristen and Harrison celebrate Queer Times’ 20th episode with Kristen's birthday beach bonfires and a dive into this week’s queer and political headlines. They unpack the controversy around Betty Who’s comments on bisexuality and privilege, contrast it with the under-discussed racism behind Lil Nas X’s arrest, and break down the viral conspiracy that had social media asking if Trump is dead.From Cardi B’s fiery courtroom testimony to a bigger conversation about marriage, fluidity, and queer identity, this episode brings the perfect mix of Provincetown storytelling, sharp political critique, and unapologetic queer humor.
2025-09-0330 minQueer TimesSlutty Mosquitos, Crosswalks, & Billionaires, OH MY!In this episode of Queer Times, Kristen and Harrison unpack a whirlwind week in Provincetown and beyond. From the joy and chaos of Carnival—complete with slutty mosquitoes and float judging—to Paige Bueckers’ record-breaking 44-point game in the WNBA, they explore how queer culture, sports, and politics intersect.The conversation turns serious with the removal of Pulse memorial crosswalks in Orlando, the limits of crisis-focused LGBTQ+ mental health services, and a surprising dinner exchange that highlights the importance of empathy in shifting perspectives on trans rights. From purity politics shaping 2028 elections to the corporate collapse of Target...
2025-08-2736 minQueer TimesFrom Gavin’s Troll Tweets to Lady G’s ClosetFrom Sarah McBride’s no-nonsense politics to Gavin Newsom’s Trump-style troll tweets, Kristen and Harrison dive into the week’s headlines. Along the way: Lady G rumors, Carrie Coon being the most fabulous gay-icon, and why reclaiming the flag still matters. Sharp, funny, and a little messy—just how we like it. Also, have you seen the Valkyries new mascot? Some say it gives Edgar Allen Poe. Others, say Willy Wonka. But everyone can agree, she slays!
2025-08-2031 minQueer TimesThe Gerrymander GameThis week, Kristen and Harrison unpack the political power play of the moment: Texas’ mid-decade redistricting—and the blatant gerrymandering that comes with it. From the history of the term to the modern-day tactics of “packing” and “cracking,” they reveal how district maps become weapons, why it’s happening now, and who really loses when democracy gets bent out of shape.Along the way, they connect the dots between Trump’s phone calls, Abbott’s strategy, and the dilution of Black and Latino voting power—plus what Democrats could learn from playing the long game in their own strongholds....
2025-08-1341 minQueer TimesWe Need to Talk About EpsteinHarrison and Kristen take a deep dive into the cultural obsession with Jeffrey Epstein, asking what the public really wants from “the list,” what justice even looks like in a media-driven world, and why conspiracy culture has taken such a tight grip on both the left and the right.From Ghislaine Maxwell’s suspicious transfer to the endless suicides surrounding the case, the hosts explore how shame, secrecy, and sensationalism warp our collective understanding of truth—and how queer communities, in particular, are forced to navigate systems built to obscure and protect the powerful.It’s honest...
2025-08-0645 minQueer TimesReclaiming the Flag with Ellie the Elephant (and Cartman)This week, Kristen and Harrison celebrate the power of queer joy and resistance, Provincetown-style. From dunk tank fundraisers at Girl Splash and Summer of Sass to the electric culture of women’s basketball and the unstoppable energy of the WNBA’s Ellie the Elephant, this episode is full of community wins.But they also take a deeper look at how symbols like the American flag have been weaponized against marginalized groups—and how queer people and allies are reclaiming them. From Alexis Bittar’s new documentary Reclaiming the Flag to the sharp political satire of South Park, Harrison...
2025-07-3034 minQueer TimesBears, Colbert, and the WNBAProvincetown’s Bear Week winds down, but Kristen and Harrison are just getting started. They unpack everything from the shifting body politics of queer spaces (and yes, a little bit of dark room etiquette) to the latest drama in the WNBA, expansion teams, and the big money shaping women’s sports.Then, the tone shifts as they honor the life and legacy of queer poet Andrea Gibson, reflecting on what it means to live openly, vulnerably, and loudly. Finally, they dive into the shocking end of Stephen Colbert’s Late Show, connecting the dots between media power, politi...
2025-07-2336 minQueer TimesYoung, Loud, and Running for OfficeIn this week’s episode of Queer Times, Harrison and Kristen dive deep into the historic win of Zoran Mamdani in the NYC Democratic mayoral primary and what it reveals about the shifting tides of American politics. From ranked choice voting and Democratic Party hypocrisy to rising stars like Deja Foxx and Kat Abu, the hosts dissect the generational clash between progressive idealism and entrenched establishment power. They take on housing as a human right, the collapse of trust in both parties, and ask the question on everyone’s mind: is this the death rattle of the old guard—or jus...
2025-07-1637 minQueer TimesPtown Fights Back | Texas Floods | Alligator AlcatrazIn this unflinching episode of Queer Times, Harrison and Kristen return to the mic after a chaotic few weeks to unpack the state of a country in crisis. From hate crimes during Provincetown’s Circuit Week to the deadly floods in Texas and the dystopian horror of “Alligator Alcatraz,” this episode dives deep into the increasingly normalized cruelty in American politics.They explore the failures of emergency response, the scapegoating of immigrants, and how fear is being weaponized to distract from real issues like healthcare, infrastructure, and community safety.Equal parts furious and fearless, this episode asks: what h...
2025-07-0928 minQueer TimesOur Coming Out StoriesIt’s the end of Pride month, and we’re getting personal.In this episode, Kristen and Harrison rewind the clock and open up about their coming out journeys—what they knew, what they didn’t, and all the messy, beautiful moments in between. From kindergarten crushes and Catholic school gender confusion to “big top energy” on the playground, they share the first sparks of queerness that shaped who they are today.It’s funny, tender, and real—because while no two queer stories are the same, there’s something universal in the journey toward living out loud.
2025-07-0243 minQueer TimesThe Hotline’s Gone. The Harm Isn’t.⚠️ Content Warning: This episode includes discussion of mental health, suicide prevention resources, and queer erasure.📞 If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or visit 988lifeline.org. For LGBTQ+ youth, additional support is available at TheTrevorProject.org.This week’s Breaking News dives into the quiet, calculated removal of LGBTQ+ resources from the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. The move—reportedly driven by Trump ally Richard Grenell—strips life-saving mental health support from queer and trans people under the guise of “neutrality.” We ask: when a hotline drops queer visibility...
2025-06-2546 minQueer TimesMental Health from the Queer PerspectiveContent Warning: This episode contains discussion of depression, anxiety, panic attacks, suicidal ideation, substance use, and inpatient mental health care. If you're in crisis or need support, you are not alone.Call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7 in the U.S.In this episode of Queer Times, Kristen and Harrison open up about their own mental health journeys. They discuss how trauma and identity collide to shape queer mental health—and how community, medication, and honesty can offer a path forward.It’s vulnerable, unscripted, and maybe exactly what someone need...
2025-06-1832 minQueer TimesElon and Trump Are Breaking Up | ICE Invades LAThis week, Kristen and Harrison open with the immigration protests in Los Angeles that erupted into violence—and were met with near-total silence from major news outlets. At the same time, Trump and Elon Musk are publicly feuding over loyalty, legacy, and who controls the narrative on the right. The chaos is loud, but somehow the real stories—like people getting tear-gassed in LA—still get ignored.
2025-06-1144 minQueer TimesTrump Targets Harvard | Looking Back on PrideIn this week’s Breaking News, we unpack Trump’s latest assault on higher education—calling out Harvard by name as a symbol of elitism and liberal decay. But what’s really behind this attack? And how is it shaping the Republican strategy around culture wars and queer erasure?Then in our evergreen conversation, we dive into Pride Month. From exclusive parties and rainbow capitalism to the tension between protest and performance, we ask: is Pride still serving the queer community—or just selling to it? And what would it mean to reclaim it for everyone, not just the m...
2025-06-0453 minQueer TimesBig, Beautiful Bill | Big, Ugly TruthsWe kick off with Breaking News on the GOP’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill”—a brutal federal budget plan that slashes funding for healthcare, housing, and climate programs while funneling billions into policing and defense. We break down what’s at stake and who’s being left behind (again).Then in our evergreen segment, we turn inward to talk about addiction and substance abuse in the queer community. From party culture and trauma to lack of mental health resources and toxic coping mechanisms, we explore how systemic neglect and internalized shame feed into cycles of substance dependence—and what queer...
2025-05-2859 minQueer TimesFrom Court Side to Campaign Chaos: Who's Being Played in 2025?We kick things off with Breaking News from the WNBA: the Golden State Valkyries are under fire after cutting fan favorite Caitlyn Chen without a word. We dig into what this says about how women's sports are handling visibility, diversity, and audience trust in 2025.Then, in our evergreen conversation, we go deep on the Democratic Party. From David Hogg’s rebellion and Bernie’s legacy to voter disillusionment and the party’s identity crisis, we ask: can the Dems ever truly represent the working class again? And if not—what’s next?
2025-05-211h 06Queer TimesBathroom Policing, Butch Erasure, and the Rise of Women’s SportsThis week’s Breaking News covers the disturbing story out of Boston, where a butch lesbian was removed from a women’s bathroom during a Kentucky Derby party at the Liberty Hotel. We unpack what actually happened, why public policing of gender presentation is escalating, and how the culture of deputized “citizen enforcement” is making bathrooms battlegrounds.In our Controversial Conversation, we dive into the explosion of women’s sports—from Unrivaled basketball to pro rugby and lacrosse—exploring why queer people, especially gay men, are finding fresh reasons to tune in. We tackle pay equity, trans inclusion, toxic masculin...
2025-05-1459 minQueer TimesPolice Raids, Drag Resilience, and Queer Survival on Social MediaWe kick things off with Breaking News: a late-night raid on a Pittsburgh bar called “P Town” during a drag show with nightlife legend Amanda Lepore. We unpack what happened, what didn’t, and why this kind of police presence is still deeply unsettling—even if no one got hurt.Then in our deep-dive segment, we tackle the tangled relationship between queerness and social media. From Facebook and Twitter’s descent into garbage fires to the rise of TikTok and BlueSky, we question what platforms still serve us, what it means to “be visible,” and whether queer resistance in 2025 requir...
2025-05-0758 min