HIV Hour is the UK's only FM radio programme & podcast about living a healthy, happy life with HIV. All the presenters are living with HIV It's only by talking openly that we can end HIV related stigma and discrimination. Taking an experience-led approach, rather than a medical one, presenters discuss the latest news from the community and explore events, services & support networks in the Brighton area and worldwide. Featuring interviews with charity workers, authors, and people telling their…
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On this weeks episode we reflect on recent Zero HIV Stigma Day, and Brighton Pride. We talk about international stories such as Fiji's increasing HIV infections, and a peer review of over 200 journals in the search of a cure for HIV. In local news we mention Peer Link's Swimming group for people living with HIV.
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…
On the show, Interview with Stephen Doyle talking about his journey to create PLWHIV documentary https://plhivdocumentary.com/ Graham Munday chats about the upcoming Bears at The Fallen Angel event. all money raised goes to Sussex Beacon https://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…
On the show Josh 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 UK https://ght.org.uk/ HIV national and local news TOUCHING 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…
Josh and David are in the studio with special guest Duncan Lustig Prean. Duncan is chair of Brighton Fringe, and he talks about his forthcoming Fringe event 'In Conversation With: Duncan Lustig-Prean, Interviewed by: Nigel Wrench' which is at the Lantern Theatre on 8th and 9th May. Also, this episode cover local and international news about HIV
A GREAT SHOW TONIGHT WITH A HEARTFELT STORY FROM CANDY TALKING ABOUT THEIR HIV JOURNEY.❤️ A NEW AGONY AUNT/UNCLE FEATURE ANSWERING QUESTIONS FROM PLWHIV 🥰 TOUCHING HEARTS, CHANGING MINDS, SHARING STORIES
On the show David and Josh chat about the Martin Fisher Foundation and Lunch Positive Stigma Event they attended. HIV charities , organisations and HIV advocates come together to discuss how to combat HIV stigma in Brighton And Hove area. https://lunchpositive.org/ https://themartinfisherfoundation.org/ More HIV news and Community news.
To mark International Women’s Day, Sue is joined by Candy and Abigail. All three worked together with Terrence Higgins Trust’s Lived Experience Speakers from the early days. Sue plays a prerecorded interview with Jane who talks about her experiences in Zimbabwe. Abigail tells listeners about her Agony Aunt work which will feature in future episodes of the HIV Hour.
