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Send us a Text Message.Around 100,000 people in the UK are living with HIV.75% of them say they face discrimination because of it. Why is that and what can be done about it? In this podcast episode, journalist Angela Walker interviews Matthew Hodson, Executive Director of the charity aidsmap about the stigma surrounding HIV and what can be done to address it. Matthew shares his personal story of being diagnosed with HIV in 1998 and discusses the progress that has been made in HIV treatment and life expectancy. He emphasises the importance of education and dispelling myths about HIV, as well as the need for positive role models and support for people living with HIV. The conversation also touches on the global stigma of HIV and the work of aidsmap in providing information and support.Takeaways:Stigma surrounding HIV still exists, but progress has been made in terms of treatment and life expectancy.Education and dispelling myths about HIV are crucial in addressing stigma.Positive role models and support for people living with HIV are important in changing perceptions.Visit the AIDSMAP wesbite:  https://www.aidsmap.com/Support the Show.https://www.angelawalkerreports.com/

Dr. Demetre Daskalakis is like the Chris Witty of monkeypox in the US - slides and all. But can you imagine anyone 'official' in the UK talking about buttholes, fetish gear or anal while responding to a health crisis? That's what Daskalakis is doing, and he says the language he's persuaded the CDC to use is working better than anything they've used before. In official CDC guides about the virus, expect to see language like anal, oral and buttholes. Which, as NAM Aidsmap director Matthew Hodson notes earlier in the show, works because it reflects how gay and bi men talk. In the global north outbreak, monkeypox primarily affects sexually active queer, gay, bi and men who have sex with men. But numbers are now declining after a sharp spike, with nNw York named the epicenter of the global north outbreak. However, without action, it could take root and become endemic in more countries, joining those in Central and West Africa who've struggled with the disease for many years. Daskalakis is acutely aware of this. He's using his long history of sexual health work to get vaccines into arms. Indeed, this history has even seen him do HIV outreach off his own back. All of that and more this week as we work out just what the pox is going on, in America...This week's guests are:Dr. Demetre Daskalakis - White House Deputy Co-ordinator for MonkeypoxJoseph Osmundson - American biophysicist and writerListen to understand:The press headlines that painted him as a monkeypox ‘super spreader' and satanist for being a gay man with tattoosThe frank language he's persuaded federal departments to useWhy he's taking vaccines to the places where those most affected are, including fetish events and bathhousesResources:CDC guidanceVisit wearequeeraf.com/whatthepox to support the show and listen ad-freeTake action! Write to your MP to help the monkeypox outbreak with this easy tool.Enjoying What The Pox? Get more from QueerAF:Understand the LGBTQIA+ news (but skip the doomscrolling) with QueerAF's top-rated weekly newsletterListen to our award-winning QueerAF podcast, with inspiring LGBTQIA+ storiesInstagram - @WeAreQueerAF_Twitter - @WeAreQueerAFRead our mission Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome one and all to Poz World: The Movement! This week, we've got not one, not two, but three gorgeous humans to share their experiences with the Poz Vibe community. Berlin based Alexander Cheves, is a sex columnist and author of My Love Is A Beast: Confessions . We also chatted with Matthew Hodson, executive director of Aids Map. And we welcomed a returning Poz Viber back to Poz Vibe HQ, the wonderful Phelipe Lutterbeck, hairstylist and activist. We hope you love this episode. Love, Veda and Robbie. Poz Vibe Podcast is a Veda Lady and Robbie Lawlor creation and production. This series is gratefully sponsored and supported by Dublin Pride. Our continuity announcer this series is the one and only Ana Matronic. Episodes are produced by Esther O'Moore Donohoe with artwork, social media assets and stunning merch all created by the fragrant and talented Lavender The Queen.

From wandering into Heaven as a 15-year-old to living, loving, (and shagging) under the shadow of HIV in the 80s and 90s, Matthew Hodson, HIV activist and underwear model (or so he says), has plenty of stories to share. Including how he made a tidy profit the night he was unburdened of his virginity, and what happened when a journalist told his mum he was living with HIV.AIDSmap.com - @MatthewHodson on Twitter. - @MatthewhodsonLondon on Instagram---Stories of queer life and even queer-er sex. The repeatedly award-winning, slightly filthy storytelling project tackling LGBTQ issues in a fun and engaging way. Created to remind all of our queer siblings that we are none of us alone.Much like its creator, it's a smutty-but-charming collection of personal misadventures working to make the world a better place, one silly, sexy story at a time. Get exclusive content, early access. stickers and more by supporting Probably True on Patreon: Patreon.com/ProbablyTrue Join the community on Discord: bit.ly/probtruediscordTranscripts, story submissions, and all things Probably True can be found at ProbablyTruePodcast.com Some fool on Twitter: @ScottFlashheart See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Dr. Jason Nichols, senior lecturer in African-American studies at University of Maryland and host of ‘Vince and Jason Save the Nation'. He discusses rising tensions between the US, its NATO allies and Russia over Ukraine, the comparison of Russian President Vladimir Putin to Adolf Hitler on US news outlets, why Biden will likely keep the US out of any conflict, voting rights and democracy being under attack in the US with inaction from President Joe Biden, and much more! Finally, we speak to Matthew Hodson, executive director of aidsmap. He discusses his friendship with the late David Stuart, the pioneer of the term ‘chemsex', widely lauded for his work at 56 Dean Street and the Club Drug Clinic. He also talks about the uphill climb to develop a HIV vaccine, the changing prevalence of HIV in LGBTQ community and the heterosexual community, and much more.

‘In our attempt to be accepted by mainstream media we've exchanged leather parties for quiche partiers and BBQs with neighbours.' Mr Slade's sound features tinges of Grunge mixed with the British 80s Goth scene, a splattering of Punk's guitar fury and a smidge of Pop. He discusses how an empowering Arts High School saved him from the familiar classroom Queer experience of isolation. He talks about the compromises Queer culture has made to be accepted into the mainstream, and also the homophobia, sexism and racism behind Rock's hatred of Disco. Useful links: Support the pod at http://patreon.com/inthekeyofq (Patreon) and gain access to exclusive interviews with every guest. Let's chat about #QueerMusic on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Mr Slade's https://mrslademusic.com/ (homepage). Mr Slade on social media: Instagram Mr Slade's music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2TqQ9VJggVOUwAGXYt19QL (Spotify), https://music.apple.com/us/artist/mr-slade/1521977045 (Apple Music) Billy Idol made us gay! See him on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAZQaYKZMTI (YouTube). And so did Sinitta's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7DqwRKqyMk (So Macho). Living with HIV with Matthew Hodson on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ul_mJKHzdc (YouTube). Trailer for the HBO film, The Normal Heart on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpPou_eDisQ (YouTube). Blake Mundell discusses his complex relationship with religion. https://player.captivate.fm/episode/80ab65df-042a-4eb0-a4b5-5c975b83e7ea (Click here). “Dear Straight Acting Gays” on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UXIsi2CRu4 (YouTube). ‘When I grew up in the 1980s I almost never heard pop songs where openly gay men sang about their truths,' says Dan Hall. ‘But these days there are plenty of songs where openly Queer men sing their truths. This podcast aims to celebrate those musicians and raise the profile of their music so we can feel connected, heard and not alone.' To hear the Series 1 30s promo, https://www.dropbox.com/s/7plgec4ktlzwk7m/30s%20S1%20Spot_v2_18LUFS.mp3?dl=0 (please click here.) Earlier highlights include https://player.captivate.fm/episode/7b66c7ac-42b3-4e0e-8fa4-a7223772a40c (Carrington Kelso), https://player.captivate.fm/episode/22a8a089-46ae-4489-bb45-a30e933eb365 (Brendan Maclean), https://player.captivate.fm/episode/b05248dd-d2e7-41ce-9779-3f6189bcb83e (Emmet Michael), https://player.captivate.fm/episode/240a098a-dab5-4061-9146-d7e700f1178d (Matt Fishel), https://player.captivate.fm/episode/ac6a69ce-d7e1-4376-abc8-62c57350fb43 (Bowie Special with Janette Mason & David McAlmont), https://player.captivate.fm/episode/b9d311c5-5903-4c5f-8ceb-86c040e944eb (The IZM), https://player.captivate.fm/episode/d40975e0-ebc7-4e43-91ca-93ec4a70df55 (Tom Goss), https://player.captivate.fm/episode/e21ae566-a86a-4fc8-a5ba-b6a4fd4c1350 (Rebel Will), https://player.captivate.fm/episode/2da0a6fe-1769-4025-bdd3-0525ce0987d5 (Jsky), https://player.captivate.fm/episode/80ab65df-042a-4eb0-a4b5-5c975b83e7ea (Blake Mundell), https://player.captivate.fm/episode/6874f5f9-af3f-41a7-b565-963aa8d1e48f (Aruan Duvall), https://player.captivate.fm/episode/be2edbc9-9f5c-4580-b5eb-c5370a9f356c (Vincent DiGeronimo), and the Black Queer America specials (https://player.captivate.fm/episode/92ce250c-6fc7-4909-9f44-7d66fc59d21e (Part 1) and https://player.captivate.fm/episode/520e56c0-8996-4a2e-a229-dae9120e00b4 (Part 2)). Support this podcast

Matthew is the Executive Director of NAM, a community-based charity which supports people living with HIV, and those who care for them, by providing accurate and up to date information about HIV/AIDS. Prior to joining NAM Matthew was CEO of GMFA, the gay men’s health charity.

Matthew Hodson, a lifelong LGBTQ+ activist, and Executive Director of NAM talks to Simon Blake of Stonewall and Mental Health First Aid about the legacy of Section 28, coming out in the AIDS era, Dolly Parton and self-confidence - “Because if you bring yourself into the room, your whole self into the room, we'll get to solutions faster”. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

“The conversation around living with HIV must be had”. Those are the words of Wales rugby legend Gareth Thomas, who is one of three top guests joining us for this episode of the podcast, looking at how sport can help to play a role in busting the myths and misconceptions that still exist around living with the virus. And if Gareth says this conversation is important, then it's absolutely something we're going to do on this show. The episode also features Matthew Hodson from NAM Aidsmap, and Lord Robert Hayward (one of the founding members of the Kings Cross Steelers) – who both share their thoughts on how HIV, sport and society have interacted over the years. From the huge advancements in treatment to why athletes have a role to play in breaking the stigma that still exists around HIV, this is a conversation that's been inspired by ‘It's A Sin' – and hopefully explains why living with HIV in 2021 is nothing like it was in the 1980s. WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH OUR GUESTS? Gareth Thomas: @gareththomas14 Tackle HIV: @TackleHIV The Terence Higgins Trust: @THTorguk Matthew Hodson: @Matthew_Hodson The Kings Cross Steelers: @KXSteelers WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE SHOW? @jack_murley jack.murley@bbc.co.uk PHOTO CREDIT: Tackle HIV

Executive director of Aidsmap and local superhuman Matthew Hodson discusses growing up during the AIDS epidemic and the impact Section 28 had on him and LGBTQ+ lives. Our first of 3 LGBTQ+ History Month episodes! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Executive director of Aidsmap and local superhuman Matthew Hodson discusses growing up during the AIDS epidemic and the impact Section 28 had on him and LGBTQ+ lives. Our first of 3 LGBTQ+ History Month episodes! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Actor turned activist talks all things HIV/AIDS. As executive director of the charity NAM, Matthew answers questions about HIV/AIDS and talks how he is living openly and honestly as an HIV+ person. Breaking stigma, debunking myths and talking of the hope for the future, Matthew speaks honestly and inspiringly about his journey.

The last of my #WorldAIDSday special interviews with people living with HIV is with Matthew Hodson. Executive director of NAM Former Chief Executive of ‪GMFA An activist and actor who has been living with HIV since 1998.

With Yoad Nevo and Matthew Hodson

With Yoad Nevo and Matthew Hodson

China is promoting a tech district that it hopes will be a serious contender to America’s Silicon Valley. Hal Hodson, The Economist’s technology correspondent, visits the new hub. Lord John Browne, author of “Make, Think, Imagine”, on how advancements in engineering and artificial intelligence will eventually affect civilisation. And, what do hydrogen molecules sound like? Some innovative students have developed “molecular music.” Kenneth Cukier hosts. Music provided by Ilkley Grammar School students Sam Harris, Matthew Hodson, Joe Higgit and Edgar Langley. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

China is promoting a tech district that it hopes will be a serious contender to America’s Silicon Valley. Hal Hodson, The Economist’s technology correspondent, visits the new hub. Lord John Browne, author of “Make, Think, Imagine”, on how advancements in engineering and artificial intelligence will eventually affect civilisation. And, what do hydrogen molecules sound like? Some innovative students have developed “molecular music.” Kenneth Cukier hosts. Music provided by Ilkley Grammar School students Sam Harris, Matthew Hodson, Joe Higgit and Edgar Langley. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The 2019 Royal Society Summer Science exhibition in London is free to enter and continues until Sunday 7th July. BBC Inside Science this week comes from the Society’s HQ in central London. BepiColombo and the X-rays from Mercury Prof Emma Bunce, has been part of the team that last year launched an x-ray telescope on a space probe to Mercury. It will be a long journey, not arriving until 2025. As Emma describes, the MIXS instrument, designed and built in the UK, will analyze the x-rays emitted by the different chemicals on the planet’s surface, and so build a map of the abundancies of different atoms across the terrifyingly hostile world. This is only possible because of the strength of the x-rays coming from the sun that strike the atoms on the surface, eliciting a distinctive signature re-emitted back into space. Capuchin Monkeys and their Tools Tomos Proffitt and colleagues announced in a recent paper in the journal Nature Ecology and Evolution their study of archaeological evidence of Brazil’s capuchin monkeys using stones and anvils to smash cashew nuts for at least the last 3000 years. It is not the oldest evidence of non-human primate tool use but it is the oldest for monkeys, and suggests tantalisingly that tool use may have emerged in hominin species independently and on numerous occasions. Molecular Music Chemistry and music pupils at Ilkley Grammar School in the UK have been working together with The University of Bradford to create music specific to different molecules. As A-Level students Amelia Milner and Matthew Hodson describe to Adam, they took the distinctive frequencies of the bonds in certain molecules found in nature and transposed them onto the chromatic musical scale. Then the musicians composed pieces using only that set of notes that evoked some of the properties of the molecules. AI Drivers and Machine Learning Genovefa Kefalidou shows Adam a self-driving car circling a track at the exhibition. The technology to identify and track different objects is getting better, and machine learning algorithms can map human actions onto different scenarios to find appropriate responses, but is society ready to trust and accept the benefits they might bring? Presenter: Adam Rutherford Composers: Amelia Milner, Matthew Hodson (water, aspirin) and Daniel Burgess (cinnamic acid) Producer: Alex Mansfield

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With Gaz Williams, Dave Spiers and Matthew Hodson - 2018, AI Xmas Songs, projects

With Gaz Williams, Dave Spiers and Matthew Hodson - 2018, AI Xmas Songs, projects

This week Calum was joined in the studio by the publisher of Diva, Linda Riley. She spoke about the upcoming Diva Music Festival and the importance of queer representation. Matthew Hodson also joined the conversation, and spoke about National HIV Testing Week. The show finished with our usual antics and your sex confessions!

This week Calum was joined in the studio by the publisher of Diva, Linda Riley. She spoke about the upcoming Diva Music Festival and the importance of queer representation. Matthew Hodson also joined the conversation, and spoke about National HIV Testing Week. The show finished with our usual antics and your sex confessions!

Did you know that somebody on effective treatment for HIV can’t pass the virus on? Did you know that there is a daily pill you can take to prevent yourself from contracting HIV? In this HIV myth buster special of Sex Talk, Adele & Hilary are joined in the studio by Sexual Health and HIV Specialist Dr Stuart Flanagan, and Matthew Hodson, Executive Director of HIV charity, NAM. Stuart and Matthew separate fact from fiction when it comes to HIV, and Matthew gets involved with our favourite game, Word Porn!

With Yoad Nevo, Matthew Hodson and Charles Reeves

With Yoad Nevo, Matthew Hodson and Charles Reeves

A new guest in Matthew Hodson joins Yoad Nevo and Jamie Lidell on the panel this week we talk VCV Rack filter simulations, new MIDI controllers from Arturia (Keylab MK2) and Nektar (T4 and T6) and Native Instruments TRK-01 kick and bass Reaktor ensemble

A new guest in Matthew Hodson joins Yoad Nevo and Jamie Lidell on the panel this week we talk VCV Rack filter simulations, new MIDI controllers from Arturia (Keylab MK2) and Nektar (T4 and T6) and Native Instruments TRK-01 kick and bass Reaktor ensemble

Name: Matthew Hodson Job: Executive Director, NAM Quote: “It wasn’t just a job. It wasn’t something I just did for money. It was something I did because I cared about it.” Biography: Matthew Hodson is the current Executive Director at Nam. Prior to this he spent seventeen years at GMFA (Gay Men Fighting AIDS), the … Continue reading "Matthew Hodson – Executive Director, NAM"