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Isolated Incident
by Morris Fabbri
A podcast miniseries on the HIV epidemic in Cuba
Episodes
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Ep. 3: The Face of AIDS
In the conclusion to our series, we examine the current state of HIV and Cuba through the eyes of interview participants. The Cuban volunteers who deliver messages of HIV prevention and education to gay people, women, and people with HIV usually share those identities with their audiences. This...
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Ep. 2: Pretty Prisons
In Episode Two of the series, we dive into the Cuban sanatorium experience, taking a closer look at what life was like for HIV-positive people who were forced to live there. Some residents describe the sanatoria as an idyllic sanctuary; others, as a medicalized prison. Residents were treated more...
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Bonus: Interview with Dr. Kearsley Stewart
In this bonus episode, Morris interviews his academic advisor, Dr. Kearsley Stewart. Dr. Stewart explains how she formed and executed her vision for a research project on HIV in Cuba. (0:00-3:48) So, what brought you to Cuba? (3:48-7:30) How'd you find people to interview? (7:30-11:51) Why...
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Ep. 1: Introduction
In the 1980s, Cuba responded to the threat of AIDS unlike any other country in the world: by isolating all who tested positive in sanatoria. New and deadly pandemics loom in our future. Armed with 40 new and unpublished interviews of Cubans connected to the HIV epidemic, we revisit the Cuban...
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A podcast miniseries on the HIV epidemic in Cuba
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Morris Fabbri
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