Podcast appearances and mentions of martin delaney

In this episode of Going Anti-Viral, Rebecca Denison joins host Dr Michael Saag as a follow-up discussion to her Martin Delaney presentation at CROI 2025: 40+ Years of HIV: What's Changed, What Hasn't, What Shouldn't, What Must. Ms Denison is an HIV-positive writer, educator, mother, and founder of WORLD, Women Organized to Respond to Life-threatening Diseases. Dr Saag and Ms Denison reflect on her history of living with HIV and her 40 + years as an HIV activist. They discuss the impact that recent cuts at USAID and PEPFAR are having international efforts to reduce HIV transmission and the loss in trust in healthcare practitioners since programs have been terminated. They also discuss concerns about cuts to federal funding for HIV care programs in the US and the impact of recent loss of staff expertise at federal agencies. Finally, Dr Saag and Ms Denison ask all care clinicians to share their stories to their communities as a way of becoming advocates for the importance of HIV care.0:00 – Introduction2:41 – History of Ms Denison's activism in HIV and AIDS 4:58 – Discussion of the gap in HIV care since the termination of USAID and PEPFAR contracts8:29 – The loss of trust in global HIV health care practitioners and stories of growing HIV transmission since funding for care has been terminated14:24 – Risks of funding cuts to domestic HIV care programs and Medicaid18:02 – How a younger generation of advocates can learn from the history of HIV activism19:51 – The message sent by the reorganization of HHS and the dismissal of leading HIV experts22:06 – How clinicians can be an advocates for HIV care Watch/Listen to related episodes:Special Episode YouTube | Apple Podcasts 40+ Years of HIV: What's Changed, What Hasn't, What Shouldn't, What Must. The Martin Delaney presentation at CROI by Rebecca DenisonEpisode 43 YouTube | Apple Podcasts Innovations in HIV Service Delivery with Dr Izukanji Sikazwe__________________________________________________Produced by IAS-USA, Going anti–Viral is a podcast for clinicians involved in research and care in HIV, its complications, and other viral infections. This podcast is intended as a technical source of information for specialists in this field, but anyone listening will enjoy learning more about the state of modern medicine around viral infections. Going anti-Viral's host is Dr Michael Saag, a physician, prominent HIV researcher at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and volunteer IAS–USA board member. In most episodes, Dr Saag interviews an expert in infectious diseases or emerging pandemics about their area of specialty and current developments in the field. Other episodes are drawn from the IAS–USA vast catalogue of panel discussions, Dialogues, and other audio from various meetings and conferences. Email podcast@iasusa.org to send feedback, show suggestions, or questions to be answered on a later episode.Follow Going anti-Viral on: Apple Podcasts YouTubeXFacebookInstagram...

Happy Monday! Sam and Emma speak with Dr. Melvin Rogers, professor of political science and associate director of the Center for Philosophy, Politics, & Economics at Brown University, to discuss his recent book The Darkened Light of Faith: Race, Democracy, and Freedom in African American Political Thought. First, Sam and Emma run through updates on Trump's second would-be assassin, JD Vance's unbridled racism (and the related shutdowns in Springfield, Ohio), the Harris campaign, Boeing's labor strike, Israel's continuing murder of its own citizens, Yemen-Israel conflict, Boar's Head's fiasco, Eric Adam's absurd corruption, and Laura Loomer's budding relationship with Donald Trump, before parsing through JD Vance's claim to have “created” the insane anti-migrant conspiracy around Haitians in Springfield (incidentally, it was actually created by Nazis). Professor Melvin Rogers then joins, first outlining the importance of intellectual history in helping to contextualize the institutions and structures that materially shape our world within the ideas and strains of thought that inspired them, before stepping back to examine the two often contradictory strains of black intellectual thought that dominated how African American intellectual leaders saw the American project's relationship to Black people, be it as a something that is, at its core, about degrading and dominating Black identity, or something that, like all of humanity, is unfinished, malleable, and subject to growth. Professor Rogers then walks Sam through the pre-Civil War evolution of these beliefs, exploring the stories and works of folks like David Walker and Martin Delaney to demonstrate how central the question of the American project was to the push for abolition and Black liberation, with the former presenting a challenge and a disruption to the project while the latter saw it as immutable, best to be abandoned altogether. After reflecting on the model of the American project in the pre-war North, Professor Rogers moves to the post-Reconstruction era, tackling the retrenchment of White Supremacy in the US political system as the resilience of the underlying cultural anti-Black beliefs that the era had failed to address, examining how this issue – one that abolitionists had very much acknowledged – was then addressed by Black intellectuals moving into the 20th century, with folks like Billie Holiday and James Baldwin bringing the contradictions and horrors of American racism to the fore to, once again, challenge the idea of the American project itself, and push white Americans to acknowledge the lingering impact of the ideas that shaped our society. And in the Fun Half: Sam and Emma quickly parse through the pervasiveness of Eric Adams' corruption and corrosion of New York politics just since he ran for Mayor, before diving deep into the growing controversy around Donald Trump's relationship to far-right activist Laura Loomer, the anti-DEI bigot's refusal to DTR with DJT, and her public beef with MTG where everyone (other than them) won. Trump makes a beautiful snafu, JD Vance tries to address Trump's concept of a healthcare plan by demonstrating his inability to grasp concepts of healthcare itself, and the MR Team discusses Ilhan Omar's reflections on the rhetorical, but materially unsubstantial, divide between Democrats and Republicans over Israel's genocide of Gaza, plus, your IMs! 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British Actor Martin Delaneyhas a career now spanning an incredible 25 years, he has contributed to a vastnumber of BAFTA, Academy Award, Emmy and Golden Globe winning and nominatedprojects. From classic British TV Comedy to American roles in Oscar winningfilms, Delaney has had a varied and interesting career has recently appeared in“Rosie Molloy Gives Up Everything” and he joins me now…

Today's Book: The Autism-Friendly Guide to Periods by Robyn Steward. Published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers in 2019 with photos taken by Martin Delaney. Visuals? Step-by-step guides? Medically accurate and non-judgmental, approachable language? It's all the things we love! We'll talk about what makes this Jessica Kingsley publication great...and give ideas for how you can use other resources to enhance what author Robyn Steward has provided for you! Today's Links: Author Website: http://autismfriendlyperiods.com/autism-and-periods%3F Authentically Emily Blog Post: https://www.authenticallyemily.uk/blog/lets-talk-about-autism-and-periods SexABA Conference: www.sexaba.com Changing the Flow: https://changingtheflow.ca/products/the-autism-friendly-guide-to-periods Landa's Resources! https://www.positiveconnections.ca/resources

Dr. Greg Carr and Karen talk about the latest mass shooting in #Uvalde, Texas and Dr. Carr ties it to #MemorialDay and Martin Delany. JOIN Knarrative and #Knubia: https://www.knarrative.com/homeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, we talked to Andrew Delaney, a partner at Martin Delaney & Ricci Law Group. He shared his insights on texting clients, work-life balance, and much more! Listen in!

In this special episode, Jamie Dyer talks to Actor Martin Delaney about his time working on Nickelodeon UK's series Renford Rejects, and what he has been up to since then. Credits: Host: Jamie Dyer Guest: Martin Delaney Voiceover: Harrison RB of Crumblefruit Music by J Dyer Produced by Jamie Dyer Contact: @90snNoughtiesUK Facebook.com/NinetiesnNoughtiesUK NinetiesNNoughties@Gmail.com 

In ep23, Ahki & Sunny review and celebrate the legacy of Martin Delaney, the Father of Black Nationalism, and highlight important stories from the top of the 2021 political news cycle.

Here's another interview in Nerdly's socially distanced series of chats with filmmakers and performers as part of the Nerdly Out Loud podcast for Nerdly.co.uk. This time Kevin sits down with actor MARTIN DELANEY to discuss the short film OFFICER DOWN, his career, the pandemic, RENFORD REJECTS and more!

S25 EP09 “HAILMAKERS” COUCHPILOTSPODCAST.COM * 910-745-6871 * PATREON  **NEXT WEEK:HAILMAKERS** The Captain’s take flight to review #HAILMAKERS. We have Amanda from @challengedGN back on the show. We talk about her amazing weight loss, sticker books, texting between guys and girls. We here from Christy J Curtis, Martin Delaney, and John Macqueen who were all involved with the pilot.  **NEXT WEEK:SEANN WALSH: ONE FOR THE ROAD**

Drivetime's Barry Lenihan, Karina Butler, UCD Professor of Clinical Paediatrics and infectious disease specialist at Children’s Health Ireland, Tessa Stokes, co-owner of Castle Durrow in Co. Laois, and Martin Delaney, Cafe K in Claregate Street in Kildare town discuss the lockdown of Kildare, Offaly and Laois.

In this first episode of the Nineties 'n' Noughties Podcast, Jamie Dyer discusses the Nickelodeon series 'Renford Rejects', and speaks to two cast members about their experience of working on the show. First, he chats to actor Bill Homewood about the thinking behind Basil Stoker, acting and what he's up to these days. Then, Tom Weller unveils some behind the scenes stories, and touches upon his own passion for football. Renford Rejects was a teen comedy that ran for four series, spanning 52 episodes between 1998 and 2001. It followed the lives of a group of teenagers who failed to get into their school football team, so they started their own five-a-side. What followed was a marvellous mix of clever dialogue, a great soundtrack, likeable characters, and many guest stars. It starred Martin Delaney, Adam Dean, Roger Davies, Paul Parris, Charlie Rolland, Matthew Leitch, Holly Davidson, Lucy Punch, Megan Bertie and Alex Norton.

In this episode of The Slaw: Staying on top of Pittsburgh, we talk to Rich Condon who runs the Civil War Pittsburgh website.  Through events and social media, Rich shares the stories and places around Western Pennsylvania that were significant to the Civil War. Our collaboration segment spotlights the Make+Matter shop in Lawrenceville and our event selection is the Abjuration Brewing 2nd Anniversary Party on November 30.   Meet Civil War Pittsburgh Stephanie talks with Rich Condon about how he first became interested in Civil War Pittsburgh and some of the sites around Pittsburgh that are significant to the Civil War.  The Aviary & Civil War History The National Aviary on the North Side sits on the site of the Western State Penitentiary (1826-1882). The penitentiary housed confederate prisoners during the Civil War.    The American Civil War: Beyond the Battlefield September 17, 1862: Allegheny Arsenal Explosion On September 17, 1862, there was an explosion at the Allegheny Arsenal that killed 78 people. Last year, the Lawrenceville Historical Society published a story featuring the only known photograph of the victims of the explosion.  https://www.facebook.com/ClaraBartonMSO/posts/2127310624390 Check out the Lawrenceville Historical Society's website here for more Lawrenceville history.    African American History of the American Civil War The United States Colored Troops were one of the first times that you have organized regiments of soldiers that included former slaves in the armed forces.    https://www.facebook.com/usnationalarchives/videos/vb.128463482993/10156433869117994/?type=2&theater During the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War, the Heinz History Center honored the 200+ members of the United States Colored Troops who are buried in Allegheny Cemetery.  The Heinz History Center produced this video about Martin Delaney an African American Pittsburgher who became the highest-ranking African American in the U.S. Army, for their 2013 exhibit “Pennsylvania's Civil War.” https://youtu.be/zhnu51kQtSo    Civil War & Night of the Living Dead The opening scene of George Romero's “Night of the Living Dead” features the grave of a Nicholas Kramer, a veteran of the 134th Pennsylvania Infantry.  https://www.facebook.com/civilwarpittsburgh/posts/2484659128297846   The one Civil War historic site in Pittsburgh you should not miss: Allegheny Arsenal. Allegheny Arsenal site is located in Lawrenceville in what is now Arsenal Park. The explosion took place on what is now the baseball field. The only existing building from the arsenal is the stone building where the bathroom is located today.  While you are there, stop at Arsenal Cider House, located across from the Arsenal site for a drink.    December 7: Civil War Pittsburgh Event @ 25 Arsenal Civil War Camp Reenactment Tintype photography Civil War-themed dinner Find more information about the December 7 event here.    Show & Tell with Civil War Pittsburgh Letter from mother who lived in Oakland to her son who served in the Army.    Civil War Trails & Pittsburgh Civil War Trails is a nonprofit organization that installs interpretive signs at Civil War historic sites.    Follow Civil War Pittsburgh Civil War Pittsburgh Website Facebook Page Instagram @CivilWarPittsburgh A very Pittsburgh Collaboration: Make + Matter & Burghwood Make+Matter is a collective of three Pittsburgh designers who focus on sustainable textile design: Flux Bene  Kelly Lane Otto Finn  You can visit the Make + Matter storefront in Lawrenceville. They specialize in home goods and sustainably manufactured clothing. It is an exceptional place to find thoughtful, creative gifts. Burghwood upcycles rescued wood to create handcrafted home furnishings from their wood shop here in Pittsburgh. They helped to build the interior of Make + Matter's retail storefront with solid hardwood shelving and tables. https://www.instagram.com/p/Blx5sLWACNg/   Events: Abjuration Brewing's 2nd Anniversary Party   Abjuration Brewing - the experimental, science-themed brewery in McKees Rocks - plans to celebrate their two year anniversary with a party at the end of the month.   Abjuration Party v2.0 Date: Saturday, November 30, 2019 Time: 1 pm - 9 pm Location: Abjuration Brewing, 644 Broadway Ave, McKees Rocks PA 15136 Facebook Event   The anniversary party will be marked with six beer releases. Three of the beers will be available for carry out in cans, and three of the beers will be part of their ‘Unit Testing Program' series. The Unit Testing Program beers will feature oat milk and cereal variations, including chocolate puff, cinnamon toast and fruity flakes. Hungry? Blue Sparrow food truck will be on-site whipping up their delicious global street food. Expect to hear music from Outlaw DJ Josey and peep the beanies and t-shirts they'll have available for merch. You can also check out our story on Abjuration's Pumpkin Pie Milkshake Ale here.    Give Us a Call Have an event we should know about? Know of a partnership we should highlight on the podcast? How about a collaboration? We'd love to hear from you! We're always looking for new Pittsburgh stories to share. If you leave a message we just might feature your pick in our newsletter or on our podcast. Give us a call and leave a message. 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Butch McKay, of OASIS and the Positive Living Conference, joins the show today to talk about ways we can reduce stigma and set examples of creating a safe space in the community. Butch is a major force in the work with HIV, has stayed true to a promise he made to a dear friend that he will use every day as a way to help others that suffer. Butch also discusses how the Positive Living Conference started and continues to grow, the groups still most affected by HIV stigma and what we can do about it, and an inside look at how we need support in the legal system more than ever.   TAKEAWAYS: [2:26] Butch got involved in HIV work 32 about years ago, as a result of a promise he made to his best friend who was the first person he lost to the complications of AIDS. He became a clinic host, and with Dr. Michael Saag as his mentor, realized this was an area he wanted to spend his energy to help people. [7:30] Butch saw a need for education and services in the North Florida area, and decided to start the Positive Living Conference in 1997. He sought dynamic speakers to speak the science in layman's terms, and advocate Martin Delaney came (for way less money than his usual fee) to educate the audience so hungry for his knowledge. [11:16] This year was the largest attendance, with 457 people registered to attend. They have also had as high as 27 states represented in the past, with countries such as Canada and Mexico in the mix. 97% of the attendees are living with HIV and AIDS, and the others are experts or partners. They have also been known as a training ground for speakers, and are proud to be a safe space for people to speak their voice. [18:34] It is quite miraculous in the past decades of where we have come medically, but stigma is still a major problem. [19:16] One of the hardest groups still affected by stigma is heterosexual women. [22:30] Those affected with HIV unfortunately still experience unfair sentences in legal matters, along with bails too high for themselves or their families to afford. [25:54] The largest population of African Americans live in the south, and that is an area where stigma and religion play a role that leads to a large number of people being impacted with a lack of resources. [27:17] Butch would like to see more education and sensitivity in the community towards those with HIV, along with proper training for public defenders so they can better represent their clients.   RESOURCES: Dr. Michael Saag Positive Living Conference OASIS Project Inform The AIDS Memorial U=U   QUOTES: ● “We did a lot of things in those days, it was called survival.” ● “It’s so good to know that we have come so far and we have to think of the sacrifices of the people that gave everything, including their lives.” ● “Stigma is very real, but I do think a lot of it is internalized now.” ● “We can all play a part in educating those around us, and ourselves as well.”

The North Star has always been about liberation, abolition, and freedom. It was about change when Frederick Douglass and Martin Delaney founded the newspaper in 1847, and it still is. Our listeners on The Breakdown have blown us away with your commitment to fight for change with us. You've inspired us, and this week, we're going all in.  We are getting systems in place to organize at a new and bigger scale - we're building a team that we need you to join. 

In a new fuller slice of 90s Football nostalgia, Alive and Kicking look back at one of the decades cult TV classics, Renford Rejects! Ash Rose is joined by journalist Liam Happe and the pair celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the show by looking back at the first episode, the eclectic set of characters and a soundtrack that defined an era. There's also chat on Charlton in the 90s, sticker books and LMA Manager! Plus, in an extended interview actor, Martin Delaney aka Renford Reject's Jason Summerbee relives his day as a Nickelodeon star! #Keepit90s! Find us online at http://www.ak90s.co.uk on twitter @AK90s and facebook https://www.facebook.com/ak90s

   "The Civil War is sometimes called the Second Haitian Revolution.  For over seventy years pro-slavers feared Haiti, and the enslaved and abolitionists found great hope from Toussaint Louverture and Haiti.  Marvin T. Jones details the actions of enslaved and abolitionists who were encouraged by the Haitian Revolution, Haiti’s own involvement in offering freedom to people of color. And, why Haiti was so important to keeping alive the hope that all Americans would be free.  American leaders who wrote, spoke of and acted due to their admiration for Louverture include John Brown, Martin Delaney, Gabriel Prosser, Frederick Douglass, Charlotte Forten, William Lloyd Garrison, Prince Hall, John Mercer Langston, Wendell Phillips, Senator Charles Sumner, Denmark Vesey and David Walker.  Many African Americans today are descended from all who saw Haiti as a guiding light. Marvin T. Jones, a documentary photographer and filmmaker, is the executive Director of the Chowan Discovery Group, a research, documentation, preservation and presentation organization.  Among the CDG's accomplishments are five documentaries, seven North Carolina Highway Historical Markers, the funding of community organizations, a stage presentation, several articles, hosted conference panels, lectures and an award from the North Carolina Society of Historians.  Early in Marvin's career he documented Haitian forts for UNESCO. Please visit www.chowandiscovery.org.

Actor (Zero Dark Thirty, Now You See Me 2 , 'Amar,Akbar and Tony'), and Writer Director of Queens Mile, a short film that is about to start touring several film festivals. Martin Delaney takes some time out of his day to leap onto the show and give me some updates on what he has been working on, and the journey of Queens Mile. This was the first time Ive spoken with Martin but hes so easy to speak to. very down to earth and knows his filmmaking, thats for sure. Take some time out of your day and listen to the show but also check out this page. Full of info about the wonderful Queens Mile. Martins IMDB page is http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0216317/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Queens Mile https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/queen-s-mile-short-film-festival-circuit/x/3911564 You can also say hi to Martin on Twitter at @1martindelaney and @queensmilemovie Many thanks to Martin for taking time out of his evening.

Huw and Mikill were joined by Gerry Calabrese, East End drinks maverick and charismatic founder of the award-winning Hoxton Pony and Hoxton Gin. Also in the studio were Martin Delaney (star), Atul Malhotra (Director), from film ‘Amar Akbar & Tony'. They talked about whether or not first borns are smarter, and asked what have you blagged? To download full episodes go to www.fubarradio.com

As I mentioned in the show last week, I've been doing a stack of interviews recently, and as two of them were from actors in the same movie, I though the Geektowners might like an extra show this week (the normal Geektown Radio will be out on Tuesday as usual). :) Britain has been crying out for a film that truly reflects the society we live in; just when many have become disillusioned with the lack diversity in film, along comes the British Comedy Amar Akbar and Tony. Rez Kempton (Amar) and Martin Delaney (Tony) play two Londoners who come from different communities and join together in friendship sharing life’s ups and down along the way. A Sikh, a Muslim and an Irish Catholic take stock of their lives in contemporary London in Atul Malhotra’s coming of age romantic comedy. The 1970’s Bollywood classic ‘Amar Akbar Anthony’, about three brothers separated by circumstance, has inspired the title of this British film about three friends driven apart by circumstance. The film explores the... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dating from its origin, the Negro press printed the names of black informants,Freedom's Journal listing those of Moses Smith, formerly of Baltimore, and Nathan Gooms of New York, in its issue of November 7, 1828. The mere appearance of these names in the columns of the weekly was a sufficient deterrent to die other informers whose identity the editors threatened to reveal. When Martin R, Delany was editor of The Black Underground  Dr. Martin R. Delaney, founder of the Pittsburgh Mystery in 1842 and later was co-editor of the North Star. In August 1858 two runaways were betrayed by John Brodie, who had promised to assist them in returning to Covington, Kentucky, to effect the liberation of relatives. Brodie's treachery nearly cost him his life.  He was seized by a group of Negroes, who proceeded to give him three hundred blows with a paddle, a stroke for each dollar he was supposed to have received from the slave-catchers. Only the presence of the influential Henry Highland Garnet saved Brodie from further punishment. The badly mauled informer delivered himself to the police authorities, to be placed in jail for safe-keeping

Join The Gist of Freedom as we present The Black Abolitionists featured in Benjamin Quarles' book, Black Abolitionists.   In our first of 13 shows, Preston Washington and host Ty Gray-El will discuss chapter one; Anti-Slavery Movement Prior to The Revolution; Organizations, Churches, Colonization- John B. Vashon, Martin Delaney, Bishop Richard Allen. Vashon paid the bounty for blacks held by slave catchers. Kidnappers received great rewards for kidnapping blacks in the North and enslaving them in the South.   This was especially true after the original Fugitive Slave Law of 1792, was revised, The Fugitive Slave Law of 1850. The federal Government deputized vigilantes and paid bounties for the capture of alleged "Runaways".  In one instance, Vashon gave shelter and employment to a young man after purchasing his freedom.  Vashon was a friend of the abolitionists Martin R. Delany and William Lloyd Garrison,  The Liberator, in Pittsburgh.