Podcast appearances and mentions of simon ruth

Macca and Nevena talk to Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health, live in the studio,  about what Joy means to him and Health Updates. The post Sat,10th May, 2025: Radiothon Edition, Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health. appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

SIMON RUTH – CEO THH is live in the studio with Macca, John and Paul as they discuss AIDS/H-IV & South Aust. AIDS testing Controversy Update The post Saturday 15th March, 2025: SIMON RUTH – CEO THORNE HARBOUR HEALTH, AIDS/H-IV & South Aust. AIDS testing Controversy Update appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Ben and Macca talk to Simon Ruth, CEO Thorn Harbour Health. They discuss Thorne Habour Heatth's Midsumma–what they have planned for ChillOut Festival and the most recent update on MPox... LEARN MORE The post Saturday, 15th, February 2025: Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health, Midsumma, ChillOut Festival, HIV/AIDs and MPOX Update. appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Nevena and Macca are joined live on air by Simon Ruth. CEO Thorne Harbour Health, Update. As they discuss health, HIV/AIDS and MPOX update as well as Midsumma updates. The post Saturday 18th, January, 2025: Simon Ruth. CEO Thorne Harbour Health, Update appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Janet and Macca are joined by Simon Ruth, from Thorne Harbour Health, What's in the new LGBTIQA+ National Action Plan? There was a violent homophobic attack in Melbourne last week, can... LEARN MORE The post Saturday, 14th, December, 2024: Simon Ruth, Thorne Harbour Health appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Police in mutiple states are investigating a new form of homophobic violence where perpetrators use social media to post and boast about their crimes. Teenage offenders are assaulting and robbing people after using hook-up apps like Grindr to lure their victims. In some cases, the attacks are filmed and then uploaded to social media. There's also been an increase in street attacks involving teenage offenders. The CEO of Thorne Harbour Health in Melbourne, Simon Ruth, is calling for a nationally coordinated response and he's speaking here to Greg Dyett.

Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health. MPOX/HIV-AIDs Updates join Janet and Macca on-Air as they discuss health updates and more. The post Saturday, 9th, November, 2024: Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health. MPOX/HIV-AIDs Updates and more appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Simon Ruth, CEO of Thorne Harbour Health joins Macca and Madeleine as  they discuss MPOX, PREP, WORLD AIDS DAY Updates The post Saturday, 19th October, 2024: Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health, MPOX, PREP, WORLD AIDS DAY Updates appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Macca and Fiona talk to Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health, Health Update. They discussed  the PrEP shortage in Australia; There's been a lot going on lately for Thorne Harbour,... LEARN MORE The post Saturday 21st, September, 2024: Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health, Health Update appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Nevena and Hayley talk to Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health, Health Update. Simon has just returned from  the International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2024) in Munich, Simon discusses the highlights... LEARN MORE The post Saturday 17th, August, 2024: Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health, Health Update appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Fiona and Macca talk to  Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health, MPox Update. Why is THH seeing an increase in cases of MPOX?  What are the current numbers? How's Thorne... LEARN MORE The post Saturday 13th, July, 2024: Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health, MPox Update appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health gives Macca and Fiona an update on HIV-AIDS, MPOX and health in the LGBTIQA+ community       The post Saturday, 22nd June, 2024: Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health, HIV-AIDS, MPOX, LGBTIQA+ Health appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Nevena and Fiona are joined live on-air by Simon Ruth, CEO, Thorne Harbour Health. IDAHOBIT, Thorne Harbour leaving Twitter, and Mpox.  Yesterday was IDAHOBIT – How did Thorne Harbour recognise... LEARN MORE The post Saturday 18th May, 2024: Simon Ruth, CEO, Thorne Harbour Health, IDAHOBIT, THH leaving Twitter. appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

New locally acquired Mpox cases have been recorded in Melbourne.  Thorne Harbour Health has a free walk-in clinic, Wednesday, 8 May, 1 to 8 pm at its site at 200 Hoddle St, Abbotsford, Melbourne.  Its CEO Simon Ruth joins us in the studio.  Thorne Harbour Health - supporting LGBTIQ+ communities and people living with HIV | Thorne Harbour Health  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.

Macca and Paul talk to Simon Ruth, CEO, Throne Harbour Health, Frida Conference: Thorne Harbour Health has just hosted something called “Frida” – what exactly is Frida? Why did you... LEARN MORE The post Saturday 20th, April, 2024: Simon Ruth, CEO, Thorne Harbour Health, News and Health Update. appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Fiona and Michael are joined live in the studio by Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health, as they discuss  what has Thorne Harbour been doing over the summer? Are there... LEARN MORE The post Saturday 16th March,2024: Simon Ruth, CEO Thorne Harbour Health appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Macca and Paul are joined live on air by Simon Ruth discussing Thorne Harbour health, Midsumma, Victoria Pride month, Pride March and so much more.   The post Saturday 13th January, 2024, Simon Ruth, CEO, Thorne Harbour Health, Update appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Macca and Paul are joined live in the studio by Simon Ruth- CEO Thorne Harbour, as he gives an update on LGBTIQA+ community health and HIV/AIDS update. The post Saturday, 9th, December, 2023: Simon Ruth- CEO Thorne Harbour, HIV-AIDS Update appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Simon Ruth, Thorne Harbour Health CEO, joins Dannii and Macca live in the studio to discuss LGBTIQA health, AIDS and Trans and Diverse health issues. The post Saturday, 18th November, 2023: Simon Ruth, Thorne Harbour Health CEO appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Macca and Nevena are joined in the studio by Simon Ruth, CEO, Thorne Harbour Health, as they discuss latest Monkey Pox numbers, Women's health and more. The post Saturday 26th August, 2023: Simon Ruth, CEO, Thorne Harbour Health, Update. appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Max Pick and Simon Ruth interviews.  Max Pick discusses Australian national trans rights and advocacy organisation #TransEquality.  #TransEquality  Thorne Harbour Health's Simon Ruth updates us about Mpox. He also discusses the under-funding of queer women's health.  Interview starts 24:46.   Thorne Harbour Health - supporting LGBTIQ+ communities and people living with HIV | Thorne Harbour Health  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.

Simon Ruth, CEO of Thorne  Harbour Health is live in the studio with Macca and Nevena as they discuss the 40th Anniversary of the formation of the Victorian AIDS action... LEARN MORE The post Saturday July, 8th, 2023: Simon Ruth, CEO, Thorne Harbour Health, Ruby Red Ball. appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Dennis Altman, Phil Soliman, Simon Ruth interviews with James McKenzie.  Death in the Sauna author Dennis Altman chats about his gay mystery novel.  Titles – Clouds of Magellan Press  DJ Phil Soliman aka Goat Spokesperson chats about djing in dark spaces and his recent ADHD diagnosis. Goat Spokesperson (@goatspokesperson) • Instagram photos and videos   Thorne Harbour Health CEO Simon Ruth chats about the organisation's 40 birthday and its history and future. Thorne Harbour Health - supporting LGBTIQ+ communities and people living with HIV | Thorne Harbour Health   3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.

Hear directly from our Guides for the newest iteration of our Forest Bathing Journey, coming in March 2024. We are pleased to welcome all to join us as SDI returns to the woods of the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. For spiritual directors, companions, wayfarers and explorers, we invite you to spend a week immersing in nature, breathing the clean forest air, finding silence and stillness, and experience deep listening on new levels. If you missed our first Retreat, here is your opportunity to join us for this truly restful and transformative experience. If you previously attended, we are excited to again bring this offering to you. All are welcome! March 3 - 9, 2024. Special pricing of 20 percent off in place through July 5, 2023! Call or e-mail our Office at 425-455-1565 or office@sdiworld.org to start a payment plan, or register now at https://www.sdicompanions.org/product/2024-the-forest-as-companion-nature-immersion-and-deep-listening/

Nevena and Fiona are joined by Simon Ruth, CEO, Thorne Harbour Health The recent decision by the TGA to lift the restriction on blood plasma donation for gay men https://www.starobserver.com.au/news/national-news/australias-tga-revokes-celibacy-rules-for-gay-blood-plasma-donations/224185.  Simon... LEARN MORE The post Saturday 3rd June 2022: Simon Ruth, CEO Throne Harbour Health, TGA restriction lifted on Blood Plasma appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

In this week's episode, Rev. Simon Ruth de Voil and Rev. David Wallace swap poetry and song ahead of their upcoming 4-part webinar series entitled "Deep Calls Unto Deep: A Contemplative Exploration of the Psalms in Our Life and Practice", which begins on January 30.  This Interspiritually-minded and experiential webinar highlights works from The Book of Psalms, a revered sacred text across Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, which is cherished for its deep wisdom, beautiful poetry, and broad exploration of the joys, sorrows, despairs, and longings at the heart of the human condition. We will be learning about and engaging with the Book of Psalms through teaching, music, writing, and contemplative listening, with opportunities for sharing and for spiritual companionship. All spiritual wayfarers from any spiritual orientation or tradition will find wisdom, song, and practice to nourish their souls. Learn more and register for this webinar series at sdicompanions.org. ---- Rev. Simon Ruth de Voil, is an ordained interfaith/interspiritual minister, trained to be a sacred presence outside the conventions of traditional religion. As a sacred musician, spiritual mentor and worship leader he incorporates chant, ritual, poetry, storytelling, and mindful practice to create a space for profound connection and sacred witness. Simon provides music for worship, ceremony, and prayer in a wide variety of churches and non-religious spiritual communities. He particularly loves to create music for meditation, healing services, and rites of passage. Simon is also an experienced workshop and retreat leader, drawing on 15 years of study, training, and practice that grew from his time living and working in Iona Abbey. Although influenced by many traditions, Simon's spiritual path and teaching is deeply rooted in Celtic Christianity, the wisdom of the earth, and in the Scottish land where he's spent most of his life. Learn more about Simon on his website: simondevoil.com Rev. David Wallace recently retired as a dean and senior teacher for One Spirit Interfaith Seminary in New York City, and is a faculty member of the spiritual direction program at the Rowe Center and an active officiant and spiritual director.  He is a graduate of St. John's College in Santa Fe, NM, and has continued those studies as a lifelong student of the “great books” of philosophy and archetypal psychology.  Rev. Wallace offers teaching and retreats at spiritual venues worldwide, and specializes in poetics, contemplative practice, and the wisdom texts of both the Eastern and Western traditions.  

Macca and Misha are joined live on air by Simon Ruth, THH and Dr Marina Larsson, Historian & Principal Assessor at Heritage Victoria as they discuss 2022 Thorne Harbour Health... LEARN MORE The post The 2022 Thorne Harbour Health Awards. Melbourne AIDS Memorial Quilt appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Josh Burns and Dean Smith begin co-hosting duties with Macca. Joined live in the studio by Simon Ruth, CEO, Thorne Harbour Health joins the Saturday Maga @ThorneHarbour Monkeypox and LGBTIQ+ health... LEARN MORE The post Saturday Magazine Monkeypox and LGBTIQ+ Simon Ruth appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Jack and Cal discuss what the International AIDS Conference is, what previous conferences have focused on, and what's new this year. Cal was at AIDS 2022 in Montreal, and he talks about the significant focus that Monkeypox had at the event. We also hear from AFAO's Acting CEO Heath Paynter and Thorne Harbour Health's CEO Simon Ruth on Australia's response to Monkeypox. Since this episode was recorded, 450,000 doses of the third-generation Jynneos (AKA Imvamune or Imvanex) Monkeypox Vaccine have been procured by the Federal Government. Federal Health Minister Mark Butler's media release says the first delivery of roughly 22,000 doses will arrive in the country later this week. Check out our other JOY Podcasts for more on HIV, COVID-19 and queer health & wellbeing. If there's something you'd like us to explore on the show, send through ideas or questions at wellwellwell@joy.org.au

Interviews with Terri Tinsel, Simon Ruth and Sean Paisley Collins.  Performer Terri Tinsel chats about her legendary career.  Thorne Harbour Health CEO Simon Ruth discusses Monkeypox and the need for vaccine access and community education in Australia.  https://thorneharbour.org/ Director Sean Paisley Collins discusses writer Neil Cole's play 'Shawry' about Collingwood football great Tony Shaw.   https://chapeloffchapel.com.au/show/shawry/  https://qlife.org.au/  Sovereignty was never ceded.  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.

The relationship between substance abuse and trauma works in close tandem. While trauma increases the risk of developing substance abuse, substance abuse in turn increases the likelihood of being re-traumatised by engaging in high-risk behaviours. Traditionally, substance abuse treatment programs have held the belief that addressing trauma could trigger traumatic responses, leading clients to relapse. However by integrating trauma treatment into the substance abuse treatment process, simultaneous treatment has proven to be effective. This week's guest Simon Ruth is CEO at Thorne Harbour Health, formerly known as the Victorian AIDS Council. Simon has spent most of his career working in, or managing, alcohol and drug programs with organisations including the Salvation Army, YSAS, Monash Health and Peninsula Health. He was the recipient of a Victorian Traveling Fellowship to investigate older adult alcohol and other drugs treatment in the USA and Canada. Stay tuned as Simon chats with me about the role trauma can play in preventing and treating addictive behaviours.

Simon Ruth is the CEO for Thorne Harbour Health @ThorneHarbour, and joins us to discuss the global Monkey Pox outbreak, and its impacts on the gay community The post Simon Ruth from Thorne Harbour Health appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Simon Ruth is the CEO for Thorne Harbour Health @ThorneHarbour, and joins us to discuss a new report into the costs of adverse LGBTIQ+ mental health. The post Simon Ruth from Thorne Harbour Health appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

In this week's episode, SDI's Creative Services Coordinator Ann Lancaster speaks with Reverend Simon de Voil, who will be leading SDI's journey to Iona, Scotland in March 2022. Simon is a singer-songwriter and interspiritual minister, born and raised in Scotland but now living in rural Vermont. Simon has gained a reputation as a talented musical performer and storyteller. He pairs thoughtful and inspiring lyrics with cracking good tunes, and is known for his rich, tender vocal style. His music explores themes of the inner landscape of the soul, the enchantment of the natural world, and a personal journey to follow an unexpected calling. You can find out more about Simon and hear his music at www.simondevoil.com --- Join us for a 8-night / 9-day transformational journey, March 18-26, 2022, deepening our connection to the sacred through our relationship with the natural world and through mindful spiritual practices. Ritual, community worship, poetry, body prayer, meditation, journaling, music and movement will be our tools to deeply listen to the voice of The Great Mystery. We will walk the landscape of Iona together as pilgrims, wandering to special places on the island to embrace the wilderness and to pray with nature. You will be in excellent hands on this journey. Retreat leader Rev. Simon Ruth de Voil was born and raised in Scotland and knows the island well. He first came to Iona as a baby in his mother's womb, and he spent much of his childhood roaming her rocky hills and beaches. Simon returned to live and work at the Abbey at Iona from 2006 to 2008. Simon says of Iona, “She is ‘my island' because in some inexplicable way I belong to her, and I am in her service.” Ann Lancaster will be journeying alongside Simon as SDI's representative. She delights in international travel and music and spending time in nature enjoying the mysteries of life amongst fellow seekers. On her last journey to Scotland, she insisted on visiting Loch Ness on her way to Skye “just to see for herself.” To register and learn more, visit: https://www.sdicompanions.org/product/journey-to-iona-2022/  

Simon Ruth, CEO of Thorne Harbour Health, is with us in the studio. Simon shares his history working in drug and alcohol support, and about the drug and alcohol support Thorne Habour... LEARN MORE The post Working towards a healthy future for our sex, sexuality and gender diverse communities – Thorne Harbour Health appeared first on Hooked!.

3CR Thursday Breakfast 28 Feb 2019 Acknowledgement of country and welcome to showGabrielle Fakhri, from the Australian Muslim Women’s Centre for Human Rights, on the new Guide for Muslim Women and Communities On Family Violence and Early Marriage.Alt news: the limited reporting in mainstream Australia media on the current protests in Sudan and student protests in Algeria and the key role of alternative media platforms like Whatsapp and twitterIzzy Brown joins us to discuss Sail 4 justice who are fundraising to sail to Manus Island for human rights, Indigenous sovereignty, and climate justice.Simon Ruth, CEO of Thorne Harbour Health, on the proposed ban on alkyl nitrate which will disproportionately impact and criminalise gay men and queer people who use poppers.The original 855am and 3CR Digital versions of this program featured the following music tracks:  thando: Gag Order, Yung Baddie: Lit Vibes, Sophiegrophy: Purple $way, Bag and Baby Let$ Fly(Removed from the podcast due to license restrictions) 

Thorne Harbour Health CEO Simon Ruth & 3CR's James McKenzie discuss gay conversion practices and the Victorian Government's promise to ban them.

Rodney Croome discusses the Ruddock Review, the politics of Religious Freedom in Australia after the Wentworth by-election and reflects on Australia's Marriage Equality campaign.  Simon Ruth from Thorne Harbour Health discusses Living with HIV policies during Victoria's state election campaign.

James speaks with writer, journalist, and co-creator of Queers Podcast(link is external) Benjamin Riley, about queerphobia(link is external), hook up apps(link is external) like Grindr and Scruff, intimacy, U=U/ HIV transmission, and about the creation of Queers Podcast, a fortnightly podcast tackling questions in queer politics and culture.More at queerspodcast.com(link is external). James speaks with VAC(link is external) CEO Simon Ruth, about VAC's annual If Report, global LGBTIQ discrimination, the effects of colonisation, support for queer asylum seekers, and VAC's ongoing support for LGBTIQ rights. Read the full report here.The gallery of portraits of 16 individuals from Victoria’s LGBTI and PLHIV communities can be viewed here. 

Jack, Carlos and Anthony are in the studio today along with a number of guests including Craig from the Melbourne Chargers rugby team and Disco from the Melbourne Surge water polo team. Simon Ruth, the CEO of the Victorian AIDS Council, is also filling us in on the next hypothetical event happening, Does Dracula Have AIDS? as part of the Melbourne Queer Film Festival.

Simon Ruth, president of the Victorian AIDS Council, introduces and explains what the VAC does.