world aids day

Stephen Cardile learns to let his freak flag fly at The Saint, a vibrant gay club in 1980s' New York City. There, he reconnects with his childhood friend, Jimmy. In honor of World AIDS day on December 1st, Stephen reveals his personal journey during the AIDS crisis and pays tribute to his dear friend. 

Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of HIV/AIDS, death and dying, drug use, and descriptions of medical emergencies. Listener discretion is advised. 

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This week, Tre’vell and jarrett highlight World AIDS Day with award-winning Journalist, Daric L. Cottingham and HIV physician, Dr. Leo Moore. They discuss the complexity of living with HIV, their own personal connections to HIV/AIDS, and ending the stigma around testing, prevention, and care. 

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Queen Cougar, "Unsung Heroes: the Leather Community’s Response to AIDS" -  Interview with Queen Cougar”

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HM: A Different World, “If I Should Die Before I Wake”

HM: Life Support, starring Queen Latifah 

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Joining the program this morning is Toni Lynn Mark, Resource Development Director with the Salvation Army Harrisburg Capital City Region, as she discusses the latest campaign and the mission behind the Salvation Army.  Then, Michelle Sandoval-Rosario with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Infectious Disease and HIV/AIDS Policy joins the program to discuss World AIDs Day, coming up December 1st, and what we are seeing with education and prevention programs here in the U.S. Then Dr. David Weisman of Abington Neurological Associates in Abington, along with John Lehr, CEO of the Parkinson’s Foundation, and Gil Kim, a Caregiver & Parkinson's Advocate join the program to discuss Alzheimer's Disease and Parkinson's Disease, along with taking care of the caregivers tasked with watching out for those suffering with these diseases.

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In this episode, meet Vincent Perez, who had to find meaning to life after losing his fiancée, Shane Colombo to gun violence. Because despite losing the man he loved in such a tragic way, it’s this same fairytale romance - one that survived distance and unique circumstances - that keeps giving him purpose. Because regardless of how imperfect or difficult the situation may be or who we love - be it he, she, or they - everyone is deserving of being seen, being understood, and being loved.

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World AIDS Day is an annual day of celebration, honored every December 1st.
The CHEcast in cooperation with AVITA Pharmacy would like to thank all those working together in the fight to combat AIDS, especially stigma.
Please join us on this World AIDS Day in Remembrance, and to honor and celebrate people as well as events, related to the struggle against the AIDs epidemic; with our special guest Team Avita's: Andy and Champion.
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We review all the Blackity Black and queer shows (Insecure, Twenties, 12 Dates of Christmas), but the real question - Is Hattie's character studface? Also, our full review of Bruised (and Kris's feelings toward it). PSA that the Supreme court needs to stop coming for our uterus and give money to Stacey Abrams campaign.

Shoutouts:
Shana: Black & Pink National - A National Organization fighting alongside incarcerated LGBTQI+ people and people living with HIV/Aids for prison abolition. They have an annual holiday card campaign to send love and care to incarerated LGBTQI+ identified folks. Follow @blackandpinkorg to get involved! 

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As this video is being released on 1st Dec, we bring you a special themed episode this month in commemoration of World AIDS Day. Together we take a journey through time to contemplate the effect that portrayals of HIV and AIDS in the wider media have had on society, drawing on examples both past and present. Featuring a guest appearance from Sister Alaska's cat, which decided to weigh in rather vocally towards the end! You can further information on HIV/AIDS, transmission, and prevention here: https://tinyurl.com/wd4rxusd

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في اليوم العالمي للإيدز نستمع لتجربة امرأة مصرية متعايشة مع فيروس نقص المناعة البشري (HIV) لنتعرف منها على محطات مختلفة من تجربة التعايش، بما فيها إنجاب أطفال غير حاملين للعدوى.

استمعوا للحلقة الآن واتركوا لنا تقييم ولا تنسوا الإشتراك في القناة.

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An estimated 40 million people worldwide have died of AIDS since 1981, and an estimated 37 million are living with HIV, making it one of the most important global public health issues in recorded history. Despite recent improvements in treatment, the AIDS epidemic still claims an estimated two million lives each year, of which more than 250,000 are children.  

First recognized in 1988, World AIDS Day falls on December 1 each year. World AIDS Day is dedicated to spreading awareness of the AIDS pandemic spread by the spread of HIV infection, and to mourning those who have died of the disease.   Marianne shares about HIV, disease transmission and treatment.  She also shares her personal experiences with HIV patients.

Note: this episode thoroughly discusses preventative measures, and may not be appropriate for young audiences.

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