On the show
Flash Bezuidenhout and Emrys chatting about their amazing bike ride for the charity ‘Checkpoint Maspalomas’
Sue Hunter talking about the new Brighton launch of ‘Can’t Pass it On’ 

https://www.tht.org.uk/about-us/what-we-do/our-campaigns/cant-pass-it-on

Community news

David and Josh chat to the amazing Jo Josh about her HIV Journey and the upcoming BHIVA conference in Brighton.

https://bhiva.org/event/bhiva-spring-conference-2025/

Find out more about Jo's HIV projects here

https://ukcab.net/our-team/jo-josh/

World, UK and local HIV news 

Gary Pargeter, Director of Lunch Positive, is our guest in the studio this episode. Michael Brimacome from THT is interviewed by Josh.

Phillip chats to Tom and James from YMCA London about their amazing 'Positive Health ' program.

For more info contact - [email protected]

David and Josh discuss the latest local /uk and world HIV news and events.

This episode celebrates International Women's Day. Sue takes the reigns of this episode and interviews Professor Yvonne Gileece, Chair of the British HIV Association and leader of the Sunflower Clinic at the Lawson Unit in Brighton. The second interview was with Nina Kakaiya, an amazing HIV activist, peer mentor, and mental well-being coach.

On the Show
Sue and Josh are in the studio with Simon Maddrell and Jonathan Blake talking and reading extracts from their amazing collaboration 'Patient L1"

The second part of Phillips's insightful chat with Dan Harry from ' I kissed a boy' fame.

Local and UK HIV news

On the show,
Sue, David and Josh chat to John Jaquiss, an amazing HIV advocate who talks about his journey with HIV and his outstanding work with the HIV Community.
Philip talks to Anna Brewster, The CEO of The Food Chain in London.
.https://www.foodchain.org.uk/

Community News including the sad news regarding The Sussex Beacon
https://www.sussexbeacon.org.uk/

Stephen, Philip and Josh join David via Zoom for a look back at the highlights of 2024. We look and listen to extracts from interviews with Alexia Davis and her journey to become her authentic self, Tony and Pank discuss prison reform, Rob James and Mark Ward discus the infected blood scandal and Stephen talks about Shadowed Dreamer.

On this week’s show we dedicate it to the wonderful George Michael, who was a great ally and fundraiser for HIV causes and charities. We are joined in the studio by Shane Hill whose band Kymaera created an instrumental album of George Michaels songs, and we play two of the tracks from the album. Philip Dehany interviews Gill from The Lovelies, 
who carry on Georges philanthropy, raising over £250,000 for causes close to George Michaels heart.