Kristen 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 shaping public perception.
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Kristen 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 shaping public perception.
Ptown Fights Back | Texas Floods | Alligator Alcatraz
Queer Times
28 minutes
4 months ago
Ptown Fights Back | Texas Floods | Alligator Alcatraz
In 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 happens when we stop recognizing each other’s humanity—and how do we fight to bring it back?
Queer Times
Kristen 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 shaping public perception.
