
Emmy award-winning documentary producer Dan Hall talks with inspiring people living with HIV as they navigate the complex hurdles of the past, present and future.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Categories | Health & FitnessSocial SciencesSexualityScience | ||||

Dr Peter Willis brings a unique dual perspective to HIV - as both physician and patient during the epidemic's most challenging years. Working as a GP in the early days when HIV meant certain death, Peter witnessed the professional helplessness of med... more
Matthew Hodson represents one of Britain's most influential voices in HIV and LGBTQ+ activism, having lived openly and "shamelessly" with HIV for nearly three decades.
His journey began in the 1980s when coming out coincided with the emergence of A... more
Anthony Bird's HIV journey began dramatically in 1995 when he went from seroconversion to hospitalisation with PCP in just 4-5 months, an unusually rapid progression that fascinated medical consultants.
Working as a graphic designer in London and d... more
Caroline Guinness was diagnosed with HIV in 1986, when she had a three-year-old daughter and was working in the music video industry with clients including Queen, David Bowie, and Duran Duran.
After a doctor performed an HIV test without permission... more
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Dan Hall’s subtle survey of the HIV landscape packs a huge punch. Fed entirely by personal stories, not statistics or headlines, it not only reminding us how brutal and ignorant much early treatment of those with HIV were but how that brutality continues in sweeping aid cuts to countries where the diagnosis is still often a death sentence. It is not only making me feel my age but reminding me how lucky I am to be alive.
Having listened to both Jonathan Blake and Susan Cole-Haley being interviewed by the brilliant Dan Hall it becomes clear how HIV does not discriminate, it affects everyone no matter their age or identity. The searingly honest accounts of their HIV journeys are truly inspiring, both fierce warriors whose voices are so important right now. Erudite, fiercely intelligent, compassionate, loving, funny, shocking and poignant. Both very different experiences but both Phoenix’s rising magnificently from... more
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