Queer, Kind, & Crying / The Worst Thing Ever

"times are shitty, but I'm pretty sure they can't get worse" - rent wherein which I cry about the importance of mutual aid and talk a bit about life lately. this episode is dedicated to all of those who have helped me out and kept me afloat - to name a few - Seher, Alisa, Olie, Lauren S, Maria, Shavon, Melissa and anyone and everyone who understands how much mutual aid works.

This is a jump off episode into a topic that will be running throughout this podcast - lying. Everyone's a liar to some degree - where do you stand? For the full episode and more check out my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theworstthingever

it's a rebrand ya'll! I want to talk about the worst things we've ever done and really get to the bottom of what that really means. I hope you'll join me on this journey and head over to Patreon and get messy with me! other characters I identify with: Spinel from Steven Universe, Nicky from Grand Crew, Tuca from Tuca and Bertie

I’m back to talk about going deep on Patreon and talking a lot of shit - let’s do this.

Ok so I lied about putting this out in a week - everything is just so fresh so let’s talk about it! So much weight is lifted and I’m ready for what the year has to offer me! And I talk about what I’m excited to not see once I’m off the internet! CW: for talk of sexual activity btw!

*this is the episode without music* Don’t trust someone who won’t go down on you! Time to move on! *I do mention shutting down not being healthy & I say this because I have avoidant tendencies and while it’s a helpful defense mechanism at times I’ve found it does harm when not discussed overall. This is the longest and most honest episode and I’m so damn proud of myself & the growth that the past...

Just a little episode to reflect on lessons learned as I turned 32! I also briefly mention LSD & want to put a little disclaimer that psychedelics are definitely not for everyone - but I’m grateful for what they’ve given me! 💙

Black Women’s History Week is ending and where were you? Welcome back to season 2 and I’m going to need y’all to do better.

It’s the last episode of the season! And all I want to say is thank you. thank you. thank you. Denver this is for you.

I started drinking at 21 & stopped at 31. In this episode I discuss my relationship with alcohol because I’m 4 months sober today! https://instagram.com/soberblackgirlsclub?igshid=12ic7hg44cr2v https://instagram.com/intersectionalrecovery?igshid=106xjhsppdp3

This episode is dedicated to one of my best friends Isaac! And in it I talk about my experience with cooking and the joy it brings! Love you Isaac!

Capitalism kills y’all - in this episode I discuss what queerantine has given me.

This is a topic that I haven’t ever talked about - being black and having an eating disorder.

Coming home is traumatic

Black lives matter. Black queer lives matter. Black trans lives matter. My life matters.

Today we’re talking about being vulnerable - this is an episode in which I do just that. A little. Do something that makes you feel a little vulnerable today - even if it’s only listening to this ❤️

This week’s episode is about showing up. How do you show up for yourself & for others?

Queer, Kind, & Crying is a weekly podcast hosted by Crystal Ogar. This podcast will delve into LGBTQ+ topics ranging from racism in the queer community to the time I accidentally flooded my leasing office. This is a space where embarrassing, but true stories will be told. Your stories. My stories Our stories. I hope that you find joy, laughter, and growth in it.

These are scary and uncertain times we’re living in, one thing we can do is show up for ourselves and each other as best we can. Through this podcast I’m going to try and do just that! Hope you join me for the ride! Rage more.