Podcasts about hiv awareness

John Maytham is joined by (a representative to be supplied) from SECTION27 to discuss a hard-won legal victory that holds an educator financially accountable after sexually assaulting a learner. The Nkomazi Magistrates Court ordered the educator to pay R38,000 in maintenance, following a case that involved repeated abuse, HIV transmission, and denial of paternity. SECTION27 reflects on the broader fight to protect learners from sexual violence in schools, the urgent need for accountability, and the organisation’s ongoing efforts to empower students through education on sexual and reproductive health rights.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Routine STI Check. A Life-Changing Diagnosis. At 21, Ellie Harrison was living her London dream; working in fashion, in a long-term relationship, studying and partying with friends. Then a routine STI check changed everything: she was HIV positive. Her diagnosis was a complete mystery, and in that moment it felt like the sky was falling. Sitting alone on a canal-side bench after leaving the clinic, Ellie was convinced she'd just been handed a death sentence. In this conversation you’ll hear: What happened after her diagnosis What it really means to live with HIV today The key differences between HIV and AIDS The stigma and prejudice she’s faced Her mission to help end HIV transmission Ellie tells a powerful story of resilience, enlightenment and breaking down outdated misconceptions. You can read more about the work of the UK charity, Terrence Higgins Trust here. THE END BITS: Listen to more No Filter interviews here and follow us on Instagram here. Discover more Mamamia podcasts here. Feedback: podcast@mamamia.com.au Share your story, feedback, or dilemma! Send us a voice message, and one of our Podcast Producers will get back to you ASAP. Rate or review us on Apple by clicking on the three dots in the top right-hand corner, click Go To Show then scroll down to the bottom of the page, click on the stars at the bottom and write a review CREDITS: Host: Kate Langbroek Guest: Ellie Harrison. Executive Producer: Naima Brown Senior Producer: Grace Rouvray Audio Producer: Jacob Round Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.Become a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TV presenter, author, hairdresser, parent and activist and recent winner of an international Trans Community Champion award, Rebecca was the first trans woman in Ireland and the first person to hold an Irish passport in their reassigned gender. She sat down with us to chat about her life - from Granard to Dublin to London and back again; stigmas, experiences and awareness of HIV, particularly among trans people; how she overcame the many challenges in her life and much more.

Hey lady! This week, Dr. Dom and Terri welcome Dr. Maisha Standifer, Director of Population Health, The Satcher Health Leadership Institute at Morehouse School of Medicine to offer fresh information about HIV, AIDS, the trends she's seeing in sexually transmitted disease infection rates and what Black women need to know about keeping themselves safe and healthy.Dr. Standifer is a powerhouse of a woman and offers grounded perspective on the real issues that the Black community face in regards to HIV transmission and AIDS. The truth of the matter is that despite HIV/AIDS being known in the community for more than 40 years the stigma has transferred from white gay men to Black women and so much of that is because of a lack of information.In fact, 50 percent of new HIV cases are Black women. Dr. Standifer doesn't sugarcoat the facts about the fact if you are sexually active you are HIV possible. Armed with that knowledge, she offers solutions for prevention, resources for care should you contract the infection, and hope for a future where HIV and AIDS is eradicated from the community.Tune into a powerful conversation chock full of valuable information. This is your one precious life, lady, treat it with the best care! Quote of the Day:“Understand others and their experiences as you talk and interact with them.” - Unknown  Wisdom Wednesdays with TerriCultivating H.E.R. Space Sanctuary  Where to find Satcher Health:Website: Morehouse School of MedicineWebsite: Satcher Health Leadership InsituteInstagram: @satcherhealthFacebook: Satcher HealthLinkedIn: Satcher Health Leadership Institute  Resources:Dr. Dom's Therapy PracticeBranding with TerriMelanin and Mental HealthTherapy for Black Girls Psychology TodayTherapy for QPOC  Where to find us:Twitter: @HERspacepodcastInstagram: @herspacepodcastFacebook: @herspacepodcastWebsite: cultivatingherspace.com

GOSHH CEO Verena Tarpey and testing worker Martina McKnight join Joe to discuss the realities of living with HIV and encourage everyone to get tested Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Despite being nearly 45 years on from the AIDS epidemic of the 1980s, HIV remains one of the most misunderstood diseases. To help sort fact from fiction and understand what it's like living with HIV, Charlotte Collins is joined by campaigner Sue Hunter, who was diagnosed in 2006, and activist Callum Lea, who has also made it his mission to raise awareness about the experiences of those living with the disease. Together, they discuss what it's like to receive a diagnosis, how having HIV has changed their lives and what their hopes are for the future. Sign Up to The FREE SheerLuxe Daily Email: https://sheerluxe.com/signupFollow Us On Instagram | @sheerluxe | https://bit.ly/3xCvaHi Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.Terrence Higgins Trust | https://www.tht.org.uk/ Callum Lea | https://www.instagram.com/princesscallum/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kasama sa pagiging positibo ang hindi pagtalikod o pag-iwas sa mga mahihirap na sitwasyon ng buhay. Ang pagtanggap sa sarili ay nangangailangan ng katapangan at katapatan. Gaya na lang ng pinamalas ng ating guest sa episode na ito, ang aktor na si Adrian Lindayag, na kamakailan lang ay ipinaalam sa public ang kaniyang status bilang isang person living with HIV, nang gumanap siya musical na RENT bilang si “Angel,” isang tauhan na mayroon ding HIV.  Maging open-minded at maging positive sa knowledge! Dahil sa episode na ito, tatalakayin natin ngayon ang kuwento ni Adrian tungkol sa pamumuhay nang may HIV, at sa pagiging advocate niya for HIV Awareness.  Being educated is better than the cure, kaya tara, listen up, yo!

Coco Jem Holiday speaks about the recent Portland scandal around the HIV Awareness competition. 

Shawn Decker is a musician, author and internet pioneer and has commandeered a life driven by creativity and shaped by medical adversity.  Diagnosed with HIV at age 11, before the advent of the effective treatments, Shawn's parents were told that he had six months-to-two-years to live.  That was in 1987. At age 14, he skipped his exams to meet Depeche Mode through the Make-A-Wish Foundation.  He was crowned Homecoming King at Waynesboro High School in Virginia in 1992, and credits his poor attendance record for the win. At age 20, Shawn opened up about living with HIV by posting one of the first online blogs in 1996. After moving from Waynesboro to Charlottesville, Virginia, Shawn fell in love with the local music scene and, most importantly, a fellow HIV educator, Gwenn.  Educating together as a sero-diverse couple- where one partner is HIV positive and the other is HIV negative- Shawn and Gwenn have shared their love story with millions of people.  And in some very unique ways.  From educational programming on the BBC, MTV, VH1 and even Hong Kong TV, to a Bed In in a Grand Central Station storefront on World AIDS Day.  Their candor, humor and openness inspired the inclusion of a sero-diverse couple's storyline on the scripted MTV series, Shuga which has educated teenagers and young adults around the world.  Shawn has been a contributing writer for Poz Magazine since 1997 and his humorous memoir, My Pet Virus: The True Story of a Rebel Without a Cure, was published by the Penguin Group in 2006.  From 1992 until 2022, he wrote and performed music as Synthetic Division, cutting his teeth in the basement of Tokyo Rose restaurant, an iconic Charlottesville music scene. His new band, Nouveau Vintage, makes their debut on March 9 at the Please Don't Tell Album Release party, sharing the stage with Charming Disaster and DJ Cadybug.  This Spirit Ball takes place at the Southern Cafe & Music Hall in downtown Charlottesville, VA. In this episode, Shawn talks about his life; the importance of breaking down the stigma and discrimination around HIV; his thoughts on death and living; how music has influenced and supported him through many ups and downs; the song that his mother used to contact him from beyond the grave; words of wisdom; and what lies ahead. You can connect with Shawn, his writings, and music at shawnandgwenn.com; raredisease.net ; poz.com and through Instagram @shawndecker & @nouveauvintagemusic You can connect with Lauren on Instagram @lauren.samay and @mymourningroutinepodcast, on Facebook @lauren.samay.coaching or through www.laurensamay.com If you are tuning in and finding value in these episodes, please take a moment to rate and review My Mourning Routine on Apple Podcasts-- it means so much and helps make a bigger, connecting splash in the podcasting pond:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/my-mourning-routine/id1654068541 Sign up for Lauren's newsletter here.

In this episode we have on Matt! We had such a good conversation and went into a lot of detail about his past and where his addiction took him.  We discuss what it finally took for him to get sober and what it was like for him coming out as a gay man.  Matt is such an inspiration to others and has such a good heart.  We had an amazing time in this interview and we hope that you feel the same! If you have any questions you can reach us at Info@realrecoverytalk.com

Derrick “Strawberry” Cox is a hero in the DMV African American LGBTQIA+ Community. He, currently serves as the Director of Visibility and Inclusion with Project Briggs, Inc. He actively advocates for the education in HIV Awareness and Preventive Health, Gay, and Lesbian Civil Rights & Liberties, and lobbies for the positive aspects of the LGBTQIA+ Community. Marck Angel is a high-octane performer, video artist, musician, and filmmaker! He returns for, "The Art of It," to talk about his new single, “Get Luv,” and his forthcoming motion picture, “SERAPHIM,” which has earned 19 film awards to date, including WINNING “Best LGBTQ Short” at 2023 Cannes Short Film Festival, and nominations at the Academy Award (Oscar) qualifying “Bronze Lens” and “Flickers' Rhode Island” Film Festivals “Maybe”, the lead single/video from “SERAPHIM”, has 4 million YouTube views. Get to know the people you should already be talking about! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hesaidhesaidhesaidlive/message

Episode 12.2: Our second episode about HIV awareness, community, testing and more with renowned activists and podcasters, Veda Lady and Robbie Lawlor.

In this episode, Nikos Dedes, Jeff Taylor, and Bernadette Sharp—people living with HIV—discuss how switching to long-acting ART has affected their quality of life. They are joined by 2 healthcare professionals—Iskandar Azwa,MBChB, MRCP, and Beng Eu, MBBS—who provide insights on how they assess and document health-related quality of life for their patients. The discussion focuses on personal experiences with how LA ART has improved health-related quality of life, including:Avoidance of drug–drug interactionsImproved confidentiality Decreased stigmaPresenters:Iskandar Azwa, MBChB, MRCPAssociate ProfessorInfectious DiseasesFaculty of MedicineUniversity of MalayaKuala Lumpur, MalaysiaNikos DedesPositive VoiceAthens, GreeceBeng Eu, MBBSDoctorPrahran Market Clinic Melbourne, Victoria, AustraliaBernadette SharpAdvocateJeff TaylorExecutive DirectorHIV+Aging Research ProjectPalm Springs, CaliforniaContent based on an online CME program supported by an independent educational grant from ViiV Healthcare.ViiV Healthcare was not involved in the development of content or selection of faculty for this educational activity.Link to downloadable slides: https://bit.ly/488WwT7Link to full program: bit.ly/3EwEnRJ

In this episode, Iskandar Azwa, MBChB, MRCP; Nikos Dedes; Beng Eu, MBBS; Bernadette Sharp; and Jeff Taylor discuss challenges and opportunities with long-acting ART implementation, including:Personal experiences with receiving LA ART Views on long-acting ART in the development pipelinePerspectives on self-administration of LA ARTPresenters:Iskandar Azwa, MBChB, MRCPAssociate ProfessorInfectious DiseasesFaculty of MedicineUniversity of MalayaKuala Lumpur, MalaysiaNikos DedesPositive VoiceAthens, GreeceBeng Eu, MBBSDoctorPrahran Market Clinic  Melbourne, Victoria, AustraliaBernadette SharpAdvocateJeff TaylorExecutive DirectorHIV+Aging Research ProjectPalm Springs, CaliforniaContent based on an online CME program supported by an independent educational grant from ViiV Healthcare. ViiV Healthcare was not involved in the development of content or selection of faculty for this educational activity.Link to downloadable slides: https://clinicaloptions.com/CE-CME/infectious-disease/slides-fourth-90-and-la-art/17553-25368  Link to full program: https://bit.ly/3EwEnRJ

Hey, Communitea, Here's What's Brewing, Today! HIV Activist, Paris Mullen, joins Yo Aunteas to discuss his journey living with HIV as a queer black man! Time Stamps: 0:00- Paris Mullen 46:00- Tea Break- MinoriteaReport.com 46:48- AYA: Gay Relationships 1:04:50- RIP Harry Belafonte 1:07:40- Noah's Arc Movie 1:14:00- Curiositea: Paris Mullen   Follow Us-   MERCH: MinoriteaReport.com   Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo_xKK1VRhPrVMQxm1SzTCg   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/minoriteareport/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MinoriTeaReport/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/MTeaReport   Email Us- AYA@minoriTeaReport.com   Spotify Playlist- https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0rVJtKJmesMkCgVKmJwc46?si=1455491d0a4049b5

Chris Hipkins announced at Auckland's Big Gay Out yesterday that he has a new plan of attack for HIV prevention. Hipkins used the event to launch a new HIV Action Plan and an additional 18-million in extra funding to tackle HIV. Auckland Pride Executive Director Max Tweedie says that it's a step in the right direction. He says it helps with the problem of people not feeling they can come forward for testing or access treatment when they're diagnosed. Tweedie says it's therefore part of the broader goal to end HIV. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the JIM Podcast, Editor-in-Chief Richard McCallum speaks with Stephanie Baer of the Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center and Georgia Regents University about HIV Awareness Month.

Families gather in Jackson to honor those lost to violent crime.Then, we explore HIV treatment, prevention, and barriers to care in Mississippi.Plus, one of America's oldest Christmas traditions returns. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A federal court has approved a plan to temporarily hire contractors to oversee Jackson's water system.Then, on the first day of HIV Awareness Month, we examine landscape of HIV care and prevention in Mississippi. Plus, a lawyer for the ACLU of Mississippi recently authored a report on maternal care in the state, and it doesn't look good for women, especially poor and working mothers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

While HIV is easily treated and no longer a death sentence, Fiji is seeing a rapid rise in infections 

In this week's episode of Gent's Talk, a series by Gent's Post, presented by BULOVA Canada, our Gents sit down with Tommy Smythe who is a lifestyle television personality and an advocate for numerous charitable campaigns around HIV awareness. Tommy also talks about being an entrepreneur and what it's like to be part of the same family as Canadian hockey icon Conn Smythe and the current toxic culture around hockey. Connect with us! #GentsTalk Website: https://gentspost.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gents.post Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gentstalkpod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/GentsPost Available anywhere you listen to podcasts, with new episodes every Monday. CREDITS: A STAMINA Group Inc. production. Executive Producer and Creative Director, Steven Branco; Producer & Host, Samir Mourani; Associate Producer & Co-host, Matthew Chapman; Video and Sound Editor, Roman Lapshin; Video and Sound Technician, Poncho Navarro; Studio: Startwell Studios.

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Listen to and Subscribe to the podcast on all platforms for more amazing interviews at https://www.kddpodcast.com © 2021 by KDD Media Company. All rights reserved. The Charlie Sheen Mega Episode! Various segments and highlights from when Jason, Mikey, and Carlos Vieira spoke with Charlie Sheen about addiction, sobriety, the Tiger Blood times, finding out he is HIV positive as well as his famous roles in Two and A Half Men, Major Leauge, and more. Charlie Sheen opens up about the breakdown that was front and center in the public eye. "Winning" "Tigers Blood" and what was really going on in his life at that point. With long-term sobriety and a new way of life, Charlie opens up about the first time he tried a substance at the age of 10. Charlie shares what it was like growing up the son of a famous actor, Martin Sheen as well as the sibling of Emilio Estévez. When did his loved ones first intervene to help Charlie understand that he had a problem? Stories of partying or working with Rob Lowe, George Clooney, John Cryer, Nicolas Cage, Micheal Dougless, Laura Dern, and others. We talk about the steps towards sobriety, his relationship with his father now, and stories from the set of some of his films and Two and A Half Men. How did he feel about being replaced by Ashton Kutcher and what are his career aspirations now? We also talked with Charlie Sheen about the advancements in technology for HIV treatment and research. Charlie details how the new treatment is equivalent to treating diabetes, and he's slowly winning the fight. He had to experiment with a couple of combinations of medicine to eventually find out what was right for his body and symptoms. He describes the painful process of going through a spinal tap treatment, to get a clear diagnosis of what he was battling. There was a moment when Charlie felt like “Why Me?” “Can I Go on?”, but then he took a step back and realized it's not something like an inoperable brain tumor, it could be treated. Post-sobriety and post-diagnosis, Charlie talks about interacting with his family with a fresh mindset and new attitude. It was refreshing for him to not have any hindrances or things that were distracting him from being the best father he could be. Some of the memories of the lowest moments in Charlie's drug-using days are the things that keep him sober these days. He keeps the memories close, as a constant reminder to himself to stay sane, contribute, and be available to the people he cares about the most. Also, hear what album & movie Charlie chooses to be stuck on an island with. This is Charlie Sheen in his own words, on Knockin' Doorz Down. For Carlos Vieira's autobiography Knockin' Doorz Down, the podcast and to follow us on social media https://www.kddmediacompany.com/ For 51FIFTY use the discount code KDD20 for 20% off! https://51fiftyltm.com/ For more information on the Carlos Vieira Foundation and the Race 2B Drug-Free, Race to End the Stigma and Race For Autism programs visit: https://www.carlosvieirafoundation.org/ 

I didn't know what it would feel like to be surrounded by 2600+ people who accepted you for who you are, celebrate you no matter if you rode every mile or not, and treated you like you belonged at every breakfast, lunch, and dinner table. I mean I had dreamed of a place like this but never experienced it before until I decided to put it all out on the line and attempt to ride 545 miles over 7 days. It was the illusive experience I had been searching for - like that rainbow

We decided to kick off the summer with a little MAGIC! Andy sits down with the great Earvin "Magic" Johnson at his offices in Los Angeles, in the spring of 2018. Andy & Magic talk about their friendship over the last 40 years, Magic's favorite shots of Andy's, the impact of the Lakers & Celtics rivalry thru the Showtime era, his relationship with Dr. Jerry Buss, his reconciliation with Isiah Thomas, and his role as Lakers President! Magic discusses playing on Team USA with Larry Bird in 1978, the start of he & Larry's friendship after a Converse commercial shoot, his favorite Lakers Championship team, "the Spencer Haywood Rule", his HIV Awareness campaign in China with Yao Ming, and Magic reacts to some of Andy's most iconic photos. Original Air Date: April 9, 2018.

In this week's episode of "Redefining Family" Jonathan opens the show by talking about his amazing weekend at PRIDE in West Hollywood.  He then talks about his cousin that got HIV and how the mental effects of what was happening to him turned out to, sadly, be his demise.Jonathan then interviews HIV educator and advocate Kalob Gossett.   Kalob first opens up about coming out to his family and their initial reactions and how he was the first gay president of his fraternity in college.  He then gets into how is HIV activism started and has now turned into a successful career he is extremely passionate about.******About Kalob GossettKalob Gossett is an HIV educator and advocate with a Masters degree in Health Administration located in Chicago, IL. His work on HIV initiatives spans over 8 years, which has given him the opportunity to work with and educate a variety of people ranging from patients and community members up to medical providers and directors. Kalob's goal is to bring awareness and create a passion for HIV as the older, queer generations once did; and one of his main strategies to achieve this goal has been the use of social media to educate the masses. He strives to meet people where they are, mentally and physically, to empower our communities to join the fight against HIV.Kalob Gossett Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/kalobgossett/

May 18th is HIV Vaccine Awareness Day. We are joined by members of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) to have a discussion on this Awarness day in 2022. Special Guest:Anthony J. Snipes, MPA, ICMA-CMRegional Director - Texas Houston Binz Healthcare CenterJosee LarocheStrategic Response Team , Clinical Pharmacist at AIDS Healthcare Foundation, Natacha KhawlyRegioinal Director -Strategic Response Team-Southern-South at AIDS Healthcare Foundation, Clinical Pharmacist

#podcast #Season2 #mancunian #manchester #LGBT #HIV This week's Mancunian guest is Paul Fairweather, an LGBT & HIV Campaigner who works at George House Trust (https://ght.org.uk/). Paul has been actively advocating for LGBT and HIV awareness and rights for 50 years. He conducts awareness sessions for school children and medical professionals on HIV concerns, encouraging regular testing and myth-busting. Paul is the co-ordinator of the Positive Speaker programme at the George House Trust. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deepa-thomas-sutcliffe/message

All For Business is back for our second season! We're excited to kick it off with another "Around The Table" mini-series with Leadership Lynchburg in honor of Black History Month. Leadership Lynchburg believes that creating opportunities for healthy conversation builds awareness, trust and ultimately relationship. Relationships can create productive action and relationships enable you to "go there" on difficult topics trusting that the benefit is greater awareness and mutual understanding. In short, relationship create community. We aim to inspire leaders and educate allies and potential allies so they can create tangible actions within their respective spheres of influence. So, it's February, Black History Month and we thought it would be great to feature some of our local friends who can speak to their work for the black community. We're uniting these podcasts under the theme of "Tell me what I need to know . . ." Our third guest is Stephanie Andrews, CEO of YWCA of Central Virginia! Stephanie formerly served at Lynchburg City Schools, where she worked in Grant Management, State Reporting, and Record Maintenance. She previously worked with Centra, Horizon Behavioral Health, and Genworth Financial. She is an upstanding member of the community and a champion volunteer for over 20 years. She is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®, Gamma Iota Omega Chapter, a Beacon Buddy with Beacon of Hope, a member of the Lynchburg Junior League, a member of the Coalition for HIV Awareness and Prevention (CHAP), and has served on the Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance Leadership Council among many other engagements in the Lynchburg region community. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/all-for-business/message

A video montage of Joe Rogan saying the n-word numerous times during his podcast appeared online, forcing Rogan to issue an apology and explaining the use of the n-word in context. Also as a result, over 100 episodes of Rogan were removed by Spotify. Then Joe addresses a pastor in Tennessee who held a book burning event and lastly, today is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day and Dr. Laura Cheever converses with Joe about the importance of knowing your status and also getting treatment if one does have HIV.

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Drag Race Italia season 1 has just ended, but the domination of Enorma Jean has only just begun. Enorma describes herself as an old, rich Milanese woman who is unmistakable for her selfish, careless behaviour. Are you not intrigued? Well she certainly kept us entertained on Drag Race with her brutal honesty, smart humour and fascinating stories. Her experiences and art have inspired people in Italy and across the world. Enorma faced some online backlash where she was labelled the 'villain' of the season, but has gone on to prove herself as a drag race icon and her love and support isn't going anywhere. What does the queen have to say on all this? Listen now to find out...

Meet the women of the book, Make Your Mess Your Message.December is HIV/AIDS Awareness month -- This week (December 14, 2021 2PM PST/ 5PM EST) I speak with Sarah Noble (Chapter 1 - Returning To Joy).During our conversation, Sarah shares her family's personal story of the loss of her father to HIV/AIDS  -- our hope is that conversations like these will help to  bring about awareness, compassion, support, and healing to other families who have loved ones who are suffering from HIV and AIDS. Sarah can be found at: Website:  www.noblefarriery.comFor free monthly downloadable self-coaching worksheets, please sign up at https://animperfectlyperfectlife.com/opt-inAlso, following the interview,  receive a summary of Sarah's tools/suggestions for families, friends, and patients who are struggling with the difficult  diagnosis of HIV/AIDS -  https://animperfectlyperfectlife.com

Hey!!!! Welcome, Welcome, Welcome To BLACK TO THE FUTURE PODCAST! We are so pleased you could join us here today! On this podcast we will discussing various topics through a Black, Queer, Feminist Lens. Our goal is elevate, educate, and empower those of us in the Black Queer community, and also to help our supporters and allies to become more knowledgeable about what we need as far as support! On this episode Xay Dé comes to you solo to talk about WORLD AIDS DAY! She talks about HIV (referencing back to Episode 10 - HIV Awareness), facts and statistics. She covers how folks can protect themselves from the virus, and also how to reduce stigma. She expands on the relationship between the Black Community & the LGBTQAI+ community and why when these intersect, the attention for medical care is nonexistent. HIV & AIDS INFORMATION: https://www.hiv.gov/ | https://www.worldaidsday.org/ | https://www.cdc.gov/nchhstp/newsroom/docs/factsheets/archive/STSH-FactSheet.pdf | https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/group/index.html FOLLOW: Xay Dé - https://www.instagram.com/pinkpryncess_xay/ (INSTAGRAM) | https://twitter.com/PinkPryncessXay (TWITTER); Mikey (MAB) - https://www.instagram.com/bamgizmo/ (INSTAGRAM) | https://soundcloud.com/user-321866133 (SOUNDCLOUD) INTERACT: https://linktr.ee/blacktothefuturepodcast/

NBS TV's Mc Kats was recognized with an award by the reigning Omukama of Toro, Rukirabasaija Oyo Nyimba, thanking him for his efforts in the fight against HIV related stigma. Furthermore, the famous music group P-Square has reunited and is back to making music as a duo.

For many of our listeners, HIV and its prevention messages would have formed part of their lives – either through a lived experience or the general sexual health education here... LEARN MORE The post Asia: Youth HIV Awareness Could Set Back HIV Response appeared first on World Wide Wave.

Interview/Podcast interview with Fatu Dorley, in depth discussion on the issue of AIDS/Awareness and the devastating stigma surrounding it.

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Ever heard of the myth tungkol sa HIV infected catsup sa malls or sa mga nagiinject ng dugo habang nanunuod ka sa sinehan? The stigma and silence surrounding HIV are better approached with decency, open communication, and acceptance. In this episode, Paul, Marlon, and Mark are joined by Danvic Rosadiño, Director for Operations of Love Yourself Ph. They will talk about how they first learned HIV, how to prevent HIV/AIDS transmission, dispel myths and spread awareness to make communities more supportive of people living with HIV. Remember, pwedeng ma-late, pero bawal ang absent. See you in class! ======= Support the show and shop thru our affiliate links! Lazada: https://tinyurl.com/CDPHLazada Shoppee: https://tinyurl.com/CDPHxShoppee --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/class-dismissed-ph/message

In this week's episode I talk about a man named Jay Hawkridge who is making awareness of the disease known as HIV.

Today let's be aware of HIV testing.

Stephen L. Williams joined the City of Houston as the director of the Houston Health Department in June of 2004. He serves on several boards of community, professional and civil rights organizations and is a past president of the Texas Association of Local Health Officials. Under his leadership, the HHD launched community outreach programs such as Project Saving Smiles, See to Succeed, Assessment, Intervention, and Mobilization (AIM) efforts and in 2006, Williams and his incredible team initiated the Hip Hop for HIV Awareness intervention project and collaborated with Enroll Gulf Coast to aid in providing access to health insurance through the Affordable Care Act of 2010 to the region’s estimated 1.4 million uninsured while also gaining national attention and White House support. His most recent endeavor includes pioneering the recovery efforts for the COVID-19 pandemic.

I talk to New York Times best-selling author, Andrew Marannis (@TruBlu24). His new book, Singled Out: The True Story of Glenn Burke, is out now! Glenn Burke was the first openly gay MLB player and was the inventor of the high five. Burke deserves to be rightfully revered as an important social justice sports icon like Jackie Robinson and Muhammad Ali before him, and Colin Kaepernick after him.  Andrew talks to me about Glenn Burke coming of age in the 1950s and 60s Bay Area during the Civil Rights movement and the rise of the Black Panther Party; How Glenn Burke did not come out publicly during his brief three-year career,  but many of his teammates, family, and friends were aware of his sexuality; and how Burke was driven from the game due to homophobia but left an impact and legacy on and off the baseball diamond with the LGBTQ+ community for decades to come. Also, Andrew tells me the story of Glenn Burke inventing the high five with teammate and current Astros Manager Dusty Baker; how Glenn was also the first MLB player to rock some Nike's during an MLB game; and Glenn dealing with racism in the minor leagues, homophobia in the big leagues and society, and the AIDS epidemic. I hope you enjoy the interview! Don't forget to share and leave some comments on Apple Podcasts/iTunes.  About Andrew Marannis: "Andrew is a Visiting Author at Vanderbilt University Athletics and a contributor to ESPN’s TheUndefeated.com. He has appeared on several national media programs, including NPR’s All Things Considered and Only A Game, NBC’s Meet The Press, MSNBC’s Morning Joe, ESPN’s Keith Olbermann Show, ESPN Radio’s The Sporting Life, and the SEC Network’s Paul Finebaum Show (http://andrewmaraniss.com/) As always, you can subscribe, listen, and share the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Deezer...and now on Amazon Music, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, and Pandora!Follow us on:Facebook: fb.com/SportsasaweaponpodcastIG: @SportsAsAWeaponPodcastTwitter: @sportsasaweaponYouTube: Sports As a Weapon PodcastMusic by Metal Band Sangre!Follow them on Facebook and IG! 

National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, sponsored by the Office on Women’s Health of the Department of Health and Human Services, is observed on March 10. Every year on March 10 — and throughout the month of March — local, state, tribal, federal, and national organizations come together to shed light on the impact of HIV on women and girls and show support for those at risk of and living with HIV. Cheryl Edwards, CEO and founder of A Sisters Gift Women’s Center talks about the importance of this holiday, and what you can do to make an IMPACT.

Black HIV Awareness Day with Joshua Myers & Adam Troy from The Hope & Help Network in Orlando, Fl

Black HIV Awareness Day with Joshua Myers & Adam Troy from The Hope & Help Network in Orlando, Fl

Currently Texas is under a winter Freeze. Please be safe and stay warm.This episode is in honor of Black Women and HIV Awareness. In this episode Jonathan and Derick lead the conversation in discussing statistics about Black Women and the HIV Epidemic in the USA.Center for Health Empowerment (CHE)TeleCHECHE ReliefQCare+Avita Pharmacy

Hey!!!! Welcome, Welcome, Welcome To BLACK TO THE FUTURE PODCAST! We are so pleased you could join us here today! On this podcast we will discussing various topics through a Black, Queer, Feminist Lens. Our goal is elevate, educate, and empower those of us in the Black Queer community, and also to help our supporters and allies to become more knowledgeable about what we need as far as support! On this episode Mikey & Xay Dé chat about the Hallmark Holiday of Love, Devotion, Chocolates, & Cupid - Valentine's Day! They uncover the history of the holiday, and compare its roots to how we interpret it today. They speak very candidly about their own histories surrounding the holiday, and once again uncover the complications of this holiday in the realm of being a Black, Queer person. At the core of the celebration, most agree that "Love" is the message, and with that in mind, these two divulge their thoughts and feelings about the concept of Love. In addition to this, with it being February - Black History Month - they chat at the beginning about how the celebration of Black people in America has grown and the more it grows, the more it challenges the traditional of Cisgender-Heterosexual-White-Patriarch. Xay also briefly speaks about her campaign for "Ready, Set, PrEP" in which she created an advertisement for the HIV suppressant medication, PrEP! This ties into National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD) on February 7th, and into our previous episode #10 - HIV Awareness. Oh! And apparently the Super Bowl happened this recording took place. "Ready, Set, PrEP" - www.hiv.gov/prep // www.getyourprep.com // Xay's Ad: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CK-GZNPH4oB/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Ep#10 - HIV Awareness : https://anchor.fm/blacktothefuture.com/episodes/Ep-10---HIV-Awareness-enf83f INTERACT WITH US: https://linktr.ee/blacktothefuturepodcast/ -- IG: @blacktothefuturepodcast -- Twitter: @blk_2thefuture -- FB: Black To The Future

In this episode we talk to the Terrence Higgins Trust's Head of Policy and Public Affairs, Richard about his role at the charity, Channel 4 series It's a Sin, and HIV Awareness. Click here to donate to the Terrence Higgins Trust: Terrence Higgins Trust (tht.org.uk) It's a Sin resources: It's a Sin resources | Terrence Higgins Trust (tht.org.uk) Terrence Higgins Trust direct helpline: 0808 802 1221 For more advice and information: info@tht.org.uk Find us on Twitter: twitter.com/Left_Whingers Find us on Facebook: Left Whingers Podcast Email us: info@leftwhingers.co.uk Credit to Leyton for our brilliant theme music, you can find more of his work here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5EoEk5ulYJgi3F56orFFWb?si=78tQvMSHTIWOStzMQET7uQ

Here's our take on the massive 1990s hit "Waterfalls" that also doubled as an HIV Awareness song. 

I could not let this year and this month go by without honoring HIV Awareness Month. We talk about sex a LOT on this podcast but with that I wanted to shine some light on the risks of sex. Let's have hella amazing SAFE sex! Thank you to Martez (@mynameisdex) for coming on this episode and sharing his wisdom. Learn more @ www.hiv.gov.  

I could not let this year and this month go by without honoring HIV Awareness Month. We talk about sex a LOT on this podcast but with that I wanted to shine some light on the risks of sex. Let's have hella amazing SAFE sex! Thank you to Martez (@mynameisdex) for coming on this episode and sharing his wisdom. Learn more @ www.hiv.gov.  

In this episode of the JIM Podcast, Editor-in-Chief Richard McCallum speaks with Stephanie Baer of the Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center and Georgia Regents University about HIV Awareness Month.

Hey!!!! Welcome, Welcome, Welcome To BLACK TO THE FUTURE PODCAST! We are so pleased you could join us here today! On this podcast we will discussing various topics through a Black, Queer, Feminist Lens. Our goal is elevate, educate, and empower those of us in the Black Queer community, and also to help our supporters and allies to become more knowledgeable about what we need as far as support!   On this episode Xay Dé & Mikey conduct an interview with their best friend Dexter Henry, who is a Black, Queer, Cisgender man who is HIV+. They discuss the history of HIV/AIDS, who it impacts most harshly, various techniques to practice harm reduction, medication and a multitude of other ideas which circle around HIV.  These types of conversations help to reduce stigma around HIV, as well as help people get access and linkage to care. It also helps people gain the confidence to ask these questions opening the door to make this conversation normalized.  INTERVIEW: Introduction (2:00); HIV History/Basic Information (10:30); HIV Medical Information/Harm Reduction/Testing (21:58); Who Is Affected By HIV? (46:40); HIV & COVID19 (1:05:16) Dexter Henry: IG: @dexter_lorde  INTERACT WITH US!! -- https://linktr.ee/blacktothefuturepodcast/ RESOURCES: https://www.aidsunited.org/ -- https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/basics/livingwithhiv/resources.html -- https://www.aidschicago.org/ -- https://blackaids.org/ -- https://www.hrc.org/resources/transgender-people-and-hiv-what-we-know 

Today's episode will focus on HIV Awareness Why do you think we choose this topic? In recent episode we learned about prevention of teenage pregnancy and some of the consequences of engaging in early sex, including early motherhood. Today, we will learn more about one of the health impacts of engaging in early sex called HIV, how this can be prevented and the consequences of getting a HIV infection from sex. This information will help you make informed decisions to delay sex and to help you know the facts in the future. After this episode, you will be able to: 1. Define the term HIV 2. Explain how to seek HIV testing and treatment 3. Dispel some myths about HIV 4. Understand how to prevent getting HIV *This podcast is created from the recordings prepared for the Sierra Leone Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education Radio Teaching Programme. The programme is coordinated by the Directorate of Non-Formal Education, with support from UNFPA and Irish Aid.

Sheryl Lee Ralph Talks The Importance of Voting, "Moesha" Reboot, "Dreamgirls', Beyonce' Encounter, AIDS & HIV Awareness and More Host: @StevenMcCoy Guest: @TheSherylLeeRalph

Kimberly Knight is a Black Indian woman from Eastern North Carolina. She is the Black Indians NC 2021 Powwow Advisory Council Chair, and a member of the Triangle Native American Society. She holds a Master’s degree in Social Work and, as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW-A), Kimberly works in Eldercare and also has professional experience in HIV Awareness. Shonda Buchanan is an award-winning poet and educator born in Kalamazoo, Michigan, a daughter of Mixed Bloods, tri-racial and tri-ethnic African American, American Indian and European-descendant families. Her first book of poetry, Who’s Afraid of Black Indians?, was nominated for the Black Caucus of the American Library Association and the Library of Virginia Book Awards. She is a journalist, culture and literary arts ambassador and lecturer, and has a long list of accomplishments. Mr. O.A. Adofo is a North Carolina native of Native American & African ancestry. Mr. Adofo is an Educator who received both a Bachelor’s & Master’s degree from North Carolina Central University, and a certificate in Secondary Education from East Carolina University. Among his many passions are history, sociology, & cultural anthropology.

'Of course HIV is still out there and we should always be concerned about it. We have a treatment for HIV which is different from 20-30 years ago, But we should still be protected and educated about it!' Amanda Lauren, famous ex-girlfriend of Charlie Sheen and model advocating for HIV awareness is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes show broadcast on am and fm network channels, internet radio, and online syndication. Instagram: instamanda_lauren  

'Of course HIV is still out there and we should always be concerned about it. We have a treatment for HIV which is different from 20-30 years ago, But we should still be protected and educated about it!' Amanda Lauren, famous ex-girlfriend of Charlie Sheen and model advocating for HIV awareness is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes show broadcast on am and fm network channels, internet radio, and online syndication. Instagram: instamanda_lauren  

"Am I going to die?" "Can I sleep with someone who has HIV?" "How do I get to an undetectable status?" "How do I get help? How do I tell my family? My friends?" On this episode, I'm joined by Hernando Umana (he/him), Broadway actor (Kinky Boots/School of Rock) and HIV activist, who helps to answer "queeries" such as these and many more. Growing up in a religious environment, he was not allowed exposure to sex education, not to mention gay sex education. At 20 years old, he was diagnosed with HIV and had no idea what that meant for his life. "Am I going to die?" was the first thing he asked the doctor. However, after educating himself, realizing that an HIV diagnosis wasn't a death sentence, and that he could live a normal and healthy life, he decided to go public with his status. He has since gone on to be featured in various Queer magazines, as well as be a part of the 2019 U=U campaign to end stigma and raise awareness. We discuss why he decided to go public and be a face for HIV awareness; the lack of knowledge and stigma around those living with HIV; the lack of queer sex education in our schools; as well as Hernando's other passions, Cannabis and Dogs, and how the intersectionality of the two led to a profitable business endeavor.Follow Hernando: https://www.instagram.com/hernandoumana/https://twitter.com/HernandoUmanaCBD Dog Health: https://cbddoghealth.comBlack AIDS Institute:Learn: https://blackaids.orgDonate: https://blackaids.org/donate/Resources to learn more about HIV/AIDS, testing, prevention (PrEP, PEP), and care:How to Survive a Plague Documentary: https://www.amazon.com/How-Survive-Plague-Bill-Bahlman/dp/B00AGEHFK8/ref=sr_1_2?crid=21693BH46MDSR&dchild=1&keywords=how+to+survive+a+plague&qid=1591549495&sprefix=how+to+su%2Caps%2C199&sr=8-2GMHC: http://www.gmhc.orgWhitman-Walker Health: https://www.whitman-walker.orgTrillium Health: https://www.trilliumhealth.orgShow Produced by Nick EiblerTheme Song written by Matt Gregory, Colin Egan, and Mike Hubbard Produced by Colin Egan and Mike HubbardLogo Design by David Pavón

Presenter Isy Suttie talks to the inspiring Mercy Shibemba who decided to start challenging stigmas around HIV after she found out that she was born with the virus. It’s a journey that has taken her across the world, resulting in her receiving a Diana Award and much more. When Mercy was told by her Doctor that she was born with HIV, she was confused about the virus she didn’t then know much about. After meeting other young people with HIV at an event in London, she started working with the Children’s HIV Association to challenge stigmas attached to the virus and show that when treated properly HIV doesn’t stop anyone from living a normal life. After meeting Prince Harry at the International AIDS Conference in 2016, she came out publicly as HIV positive a year later when he presented her with a Diana Award. Since then Mercy has continued to campaign on HIV Awareness and she’s now involved in a commission aiming to end HIV transmissions in England by 2030. This is how Mercy is changing the world…

On January 16, the Salt Lake Tribune reported that a newly approved and launched Utah HIV/Condom campaign is in jeopardy as Governor Gary Herbert has expressed discomfort with the "offensive" packaging. Today we briefly interview Sampson Utley who is a volunteer on the project, and who has insider information about the story.

Rocki's Reality 12 - 12 - 2019 HIV Awareness by Live shows by Motor City Woman

GARETH THOMAS CONFESSING TO BEING HIV POSITIVE, AND PRAISING PRINCE HARRY FOR BRINGING MORE AWARENESS TO GETTING HIV TESTED. MY VIEWS

HIV Awareness

Thank you to all the wonderful In Ya Face listeners and supporters who donated to our 3CR Radiothon show to keep independent, progressive LGBTIQA+ radio on the air.Jane Green from Vixen Collective discusses the latest news about sex workers' rights and the campaign for the full decriminalisation of sex work in Victoria.Nic Holas discusses HIV activism and campaigns, including U=U, where people with undetectable HIV viral loads have zero chance of transmitting HIV.Chris Lemoh from the Victorian African Health Action Network [VAHAN] discusses HIV awareness and campaigns for African communities in Victoria.Nicole Lee discusses Disability Rights and Family Violence Against Women Prevention.Presented by James McKenzie and Michele Vescio.

Our Hostess Gloria Coulanges speaks with Get Smart B 4 U Get Sexy Program Coordinator Lashea Brown and Black Aids Institute National Training and Programs Manager Marie-Fatima Hyacinthe.

Executive Director Esther McGowan and Board Chair Pat Owens talk about the scope and outreach of Visual AIDS, an organization committed to not only raising HIV awareness, but also preserving and honoring the work of artists with HIV/AIDS. But first, a thief returns to the scene of the crime, and a VW electric vehicle claims the title for the fastest drive up Pikes Peak. We're all business. Except when we're not. Apple Podcasts: apple.co/1WwDBrC iHeart Radio: bit.ly/2n0Z7H1 Tunein: bit.ly/1SE3NMb Stitcher: bit.ly/1N97Zqu Google Play: bit.ly/1pQTcVW YouTube: bit.ly/1spAF5a Also follow Tim and John on: Facebook: www.facebook.com/focusgroupradio Twitter: www.twitter.com/focusgroupradio Instagram: www.instagram.com/focusgroupradio

A bit behind, but wanted to release this HIV Awareness follow up episode. Brittany and I received great feedback from people serving its purpose to get the conversation started. In addition, NWM is about evolvement in life and business. I will continue to address tough topics on this show and I hope you stay with me on this journey. Upcoming Events: Womeneur Conference, Friday April 27th in New York NY Meetup (TBD) Sponsorship: WP Engine (web hosting) 7 Steps to Creating an Influential Personal Brand Contact Michelle: http://michellengome.com info@michellengome.com https://www.instagram.com/michellengome

Brittany Flournoy is an HIV Awareness advocate based in Houston, Texas. I'm going to be honest this episode took me by surprised. Brittany and I are colleagues and we scheduled this interview a bit casually. I know this is an important topic, but I was not prepared for all the knowledge shared with me. I really hope you enjoy this episode. Start having the conversation with your partner, friends and family.  We discuss the following: HIV affecting African-Americans at a high rate Why and how often you should get tested Having the conversation with your partners including family and friends  The difference between HIV and AIDS Resources: HIV Awareness Days - March 20th National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day #NNHAAD AIDS Foundation Houston HIV Among African-Americans Stats Contact Brittany: Facebook Upcoming Events: Womeneur Conference, Friday April 27th in New York Sponsorship: WP Engine (web hosting) 7 Steps to Creating an Influential Personal Brand Contact Michelle: http://michellengome.com info@michellengome.com https://www.instagram.com/michellengome

Wednesday 2/7 - Today on the show we had David Johns, the Executive Director of the National Black Justice Coalition, stop by where he spoke to us about Black HIV Awareness and ways to protect yourself and more. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to a teacher who allegedly stepped on a black student to show what it feel like to be a slave during a Black History Month lesson. Also, Angela Yee helped some listeners out during "Ask Yee" and even hooked up a listener and his girlfriend with a spa day for Valentines Day. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

5x Grammy Award winning, Platinum and Gold album selling artist, Dionne Warwick, continues her tireless fight for AIDS/HIV awareness. She recently did a Public Service Announcement working with the not-for-profit organization, ACRIA. This clip comes from a longer interview with me to be posted later. Ms. Warwick shared her concerns about the rise of HIV infections in certain sectors of the population. ACRIA envisions a world where all people with HIV receive the treatment, care, and support they need to lead healthy, productive lives and where new transmissions of the virus have been eliminated. About Ms. Warwick's Music: http://www.dionnewarwick.us/ About ACRIA: http://www.acria.org/ About ACRIA Campaign: http://ageisnotacondom.org/EN/ See Ms. Warwick's PSA : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GOKkCjTGjo&feature=youtu.be Keith Price's Curtain Call: http://www.keithpricecurtaincall.com On Instagram: @keithpricecurtaincall On Twitter: @kpcurtaincall ON FB: https://www.facebook.com/Keith-Prices-Curtain-Call-1380539615593807/

Shout out to the brand-new subscribers Krytsa C., Pamela W., and @DeeKayJay. We will be listening to new tracks from DS Will, as well as learning more about this very talented artist. Mercer Prescott will bring his interest in perspective on politics to the air with support from his band of cronies. Odie will discuss ratchet television, movies, and more… 

Authoress Tonya Wilson of “The Time Is Now” sheds light On Issues Of Addictions, Recovery & Deliverance. On Sunday, September 13, 2015 @ 7:00 PM EST. If You Need Inspiration, Answers, or Support, The Time Is Now! Her Guest Panelist This week is, MAGGY DENISE LEWIS.....Maggy Denise Lewis is a native Washingtonian who wears many hats. She is a legal assistant, business owner, and a advocate and educator for those infected and affected with HIV. Join us as she shares her story of why she is so passionate about helping those who suffer with the HIV virus.  The call in number for the show is 1-347-884-8924. You can also listen on your computer and chat with us at this link > http://tobtr.com/s/7916099 The Recovery Corner is proudly brought to you by "The Literary Corner" we also provide a diverse platform to bring awareness to socioeconomic issues within our community, Christian Values, promotion of Small Businesses & Support of  Non-Profit organizations. Our Partnering NOP, The Theodore House provides invaluable services for people who suffer with addictions, mental health, homelessness & HIV. For information please contact: Ms. Tamikia Randall  www.theodorehouse.org

Hiv and Aids is at and all time high. Call and join the panel with any questions, comments And concerns. Chat with the ladies from my 1st DY'CUMENTARY ON AIDS AWARENESS!

Hiv and Aids is at and all time high. Call and join the panel with any questions, comments And concerns. Chat with the ladies from my 1st DY'CUMENTARY ON AIDS AWARENESS!

It's a busy weekend in Louisville! The Louisville AIDS Walk takes place this Sunday on the Belvedere, and one of this year's special guests is fashion designer Mondo Guerra. Mondo came out as HIV positive when he was on season 8 of Project Runway (he came in second, but would later win the first Project Runway All-Star season). He's now part of Project I Design—a national campaign geared toward improving communication between HIV patients and their doctors. We speak with Mondo this week, who says that despite increased awareness, there's still stigma surrounding HIV. When he came out on TV, he hadn't told his family yet, waiting until just before the episode aired to have that conversation. "I was very self shaming, and I was very embarrassed, and I didn't feel like I could talk to my parents about this," he says. "Stigma has always played a role in this experience, this journey that I've had with HIV. But at the point that I'm at right now, living with HIV for 13 years and what I've been through, I really try to not use the word 'stigma' in my own personal vocabulary, because I feel like there's so much negativity attached to it." Find out more about the Louisville AIDS Walk here: http://www.kyaids.org/walk And more about Project I Design here: http://www.projectidesign.com/ Elsewhere in town this weekend, the National Jug Band Jubilee is celebrating its 10th anniversary on Saturday at Waterfront Park. Author Michael L. Jones is on the event's board, and hopes to broaden the appeal of jug bands to the descendants of those who pioneered it: African Americans. "When you think of the African slaves, when they came here, they didn't have instruments. They had to make their own instruments," he explains. "And so they turned household objects into musical instruments." Jones stopped by our studio this week to introduce us to some jug band greats, like Earl McDonald and Sara Martin, who made music history right here in Louisville. "This is something that originated in African origins, that African Americans are totally divorced from, because they think plantations, and banjos and stuff," Jones says. "[With] jug music, you see the first combination of European tunes and African rhythms," he says. "I tell people it's the secret history of rock and roll." Find out more about the National Jug Band Jubilee here: http://www.jugbandjubilee.com/ And about Michael's Book, "Louisville Jug Music: From Earl McDonald to the National Jubliee," here: http://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/book/9781626194960

Join Nicky Dare, host of iDARE Radio, exclusive interview in observance of National HIV Testing Day (NHTD) January 27.  Special Guest: Author, singer/songwriter, actor and HIV/AIDS awareness advocate, Nicholas Snow. "Sometimes it is as much about the destination as it is about the journey, especially when the experience, as a whole, enables a process of rediscovery of self and reevaluation of life. Such idea comes to mind upon reading Life Positive: A Journey to the Center of My Heart, a new book by foreign correspondent, actor, activist and media personality Nicholas Snow, who delivers a candid story about the power of perseverance, and the necessity of believing in and following one's dreams in spite of all odds."  ...Alina Oswald, A&U Magazine   See www.LifePositiveBook.com and www.SnowbizNow.com Nicky Dare, Host of IDARE Outdoors Radio. www.NickyDareBooks.com www.iDAREworld.com  

A Quarter Inch from My Heart with author Kevin Scott Hall When a near stranger contacts the author in New York City after Hurricane Katrina, Hall decides to invite him in as a roommate until he "gets back on his feet." That never happens, and over two and a half years, as the relationship deepens, the questions about the new friend's past only grow in number. The author battles between compassion and tough love, between trust and suspicion. Through all of this, Hall also examines his own past and the difficulties he overcame that gave him strength. This memoir invites us to ask: Having experienced an almost fatal wounding of our hearts, can we still open our hearts to allow in the love that heals? Can we find hope that transcends the tragedies of our lives? This memoir invites us to ask: Having experienced an almost fatal wounding of our hearts, can we still open our hearts to allow in the love that heals? Can we find hope that transcends the tragedies of our lives? Kevin's story is inspiring and he has overcome so much: a victim of violent crime, loss, his own HIV diagnosis, bankruptcy, bullying, rejection as a performing artist.  He teaches writing and speech, but more than that, Kevin gives life lessons in perseverance and determination Click here to purchase Kevin's book from Amazon.com

Hiv Awarenss Show w/ Community Activists - Danny Sanders & Siaz Foxx Bonet and LGBTQ Adovocates Fred Jones & Khari Black.  

Stigma. During Viacom's HIV Awareness campaign of early 2003, Brannon Braga and Rick Berman penned an Enterprise episode that drew parallels between the disease and the Vulcan practice of mindmelding. It's one of the show's more heavy-handed moments of social commentary, yet still has much to say about rights and equality beyond HIV and AIDS. In this episode of The Ready Room we're joined by Warp Five's Kate Walsh and John Champion of Mission Log to discuss this episode, “Stigma,” the arrogance and intolerance of 22nd-century Vulcans, how the episode applies to general LGBT rights in the modern day, and the pros and cons of the unique family structure of Denobulans. In our news segment we look at the DVD release of Shatner's Captain's Close Up series, a special best of TOS Blu-ray called Star Trek: Origins, a Trek-themed hotel suite in Brazil, and Star Trek Into Darkness Live In Concert. Plus, we find out why Star Trek and Pokémon have more in common than you might think. 

Hello everyone! I have a great show for you. Meet author B. Styliz Ortiz. His book is called Pretty Boy with The House in Virginia. My co-host Dominicansoul and I well discuss his book and HIV awareness and more.. let's talk!  

DeMarkest Brooks will discuss with us the imortance of HIV and Aids awarness. We will also discuss his concerns for the black women and black churches today. This show will dive into how our churches can suport and get involved in Aids and HIV awarness.  YSIS considers this an important issue and urges you to make time to listen to this young man speak about his life's lessons and fights. 

More African American women have HIV than any other race in this country. Tonight on Barbershop Talk Tuesdays on “The Dedan Tolbert Show”, we'll break down why HIV is killing our women at an alarming rate and discuss the things black women can do to protect themselves from this epidemic. Listen to one of the realest shows you'll ever hear in your life by calling 646 200 0366 or logging onto DedanTolbert.com

Today I am broadcasting live from The Family Success Center/Horizon Health Center's Health Fair. They're offering free asthma education workshops, screenings and testings - so come out if you can. The chat room and the studio line will be closed today for this event

Brandy speaks to Avid Labs senior director Ilke Arici anbout the HIV Awareness PR Campaign nominated for a 2007 PRSA Silver Anvil Series Award.