HIV Hour

Sue and David discuss Zero Stigma Day and Pride. Gary Pargeter from Lunch Positive tells us about Brighton’s Zero HIV Stigma Day events. Stephen reports back from London Pride, Josh Interviews Peter from The Kemptown Klub, Joshua Royal tells us about the HIV The Naked Truth Nude portrait exhibition at the Phoenix Gallery over Brighton Pride weekend, and Angelina Namiba interviews Juddy Otti about the One Voice Network. 

On the show,Interview with Stephen Doyle talking about his journey to create PLWHIV documentaryhttps://plhivdocumentary.com/Graham Munday chats about the upcoming Bears at The Fallen Angel event. all money raised goes to Sussex Beaconhttps://sussexbeacon.org.uk/HIV Community news.

Stephen, Empress Abigail and David are in the studio covering a truly disturbing case. A man has deliberately and criminally infected seven men, possibly more, with HIV.Drawing on his own life experience and expertise as a survivor, Stephen guides us through this awful case.On a lighter note, we discuss the National Conference of People Living with HIV organised by Positively UK. We also chat about how supportive our communities can be and showcase the best aspects of living with HIV.

On the showJosh chats to Alan and Aidan from the Brighton Bear Weekend about the fantastic upcoming event.For tickets and more details, follow the link below.https://brightonbearweekend.com/Sue and josh discuss current HIV world and community news.

On the show,David chats to John Kelly from George House Trust in the North west of the UKhttps://ght.org.uk/HIV national and local newsTOUCHING HEARTS, CHANGING MINDS, SHARING STORIES

On a day where much of the UK is having local elections, Abigail and David discuss some recent political views to  attitudes to HIV medication for immigrants. From the BHIVA and BASHH Spring conference, Ian Montgomery from the U=U Community Quilt project talks about the unveiling of he quilt. Angelina Namiba talks about her 4M Network poster “Date Night - each one teach one”. We also learn a bit more about our resident Agony Auntie, Abigail, and her early experiences of living with HIV.