
An oral history and public-education audio archive documenting the lived experience of people living with HIV in the UK. The series captures testimony at a moment when institutional memory, peer support, and long-term survivor narratives are being eroded, despite medical progress. Led by Emmy award-winning documentary producer Dan Hall, the project is building a long-form archive of recorded testi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessSociety & CulturePersonal Journals | |||

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Featuring: Dr Tristan Barber (BHIVA), Andrea Carolina, Fatima Hassan, Derrick Powell, Sophie Strachan, Simon Collins, Eliane Becks Nininahazwe, Davide Scalenghe, Kene Esom, Pankaj Sethi, Winnie Sseruma, Louise Vallace, Reverend Jide... more
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Featuring: Dr Tristan Barber (BHIVA), Carluz, Davide Scalenghe, Eliane Becks Nininahazwe, Joan Stephen, Kene Esom, Pankaj Sethi, Vincent LeClerc, Martin Fenerty, Marc Thompson, Nathaniel Hall, Alexander Cheves
Not the tombstone-era... more
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Featuring: Dr Tristan Barber (BHIVA), Matthew Hodson, Gus Cairns, Diego Agurto Beroiza, Silvia Petretti. Plus on-site interviews with Simon Collins, Kene Esom, Joan Stephen, Derrick Powell, Vincent LeClerc, Eliane Becks Nininahazwe,... more
Rio Calling is a six-part daily spin-off of HIV: The Morning After, broadcast from inside AIDS 2026 - the biggest HIV conference on the planet. Every day for six days, we're bringing you what's actually being said on the conference floor, what it mea... more
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I’ve lived with diagnosed HIV for 40+ years. Rarely do I still learn things about living with the virus.
What a great list of people Dan has got together to tell their stories.
Looking forward to listening to more. X
Thought provoking and insightful. Dan’s interviews are always interesting and eye opening.
A truly brilliant podcast that is both emotional and laugh-out-loud funny. I came across it as I’m working on my Master’s dissertation on internal stigma experienced by people living with HIV, and it resonated deeply with my research. The podcast tackles heavy, often silenced topics with warmth, honesty, and humour, making it not only informative but profoundly human.
Listening to these incredible stories, which Dan elicits with empathy and tenderness, is insightful and inspiring. Many of the stories the interviewees tell are of love, hope and life in the face of so much adversity. They have made me laugh at loud with them, and cry buckets of tears as it strikes to the heart how lonely and terrifying it can be. Massive congratulations to Dan. I imagine that these stories will be of solace to others worldwide & an education we all need for more empathy and bet... more
Sad, hopeful, interesting and inspiring - well done Dan!
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This series curates long-form testimonies from people living with HIV in the UK, highlighting lived experience, stigma, medical progress, and peer-support networks. Episodes feature activists, writers, artists, clinicians, and policymakers who share personal narratives alongside insights on care access, policy shifts, and community-led initiatives. Notable strengths include a grounded, archival approach to storytelling, a focus on intersectional identities (trans, migrant, women, LGBTQ+ communities), and a willingness to tackle difficult histories with empathy and nuance. The show can be particularly compelling for listeners seeking human-centered perspectives, historical context, and practical lessons for stigma reduction, healthcare acces... more
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