# Jonathan Blake

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Defining the Planetary with Jonathan Blake

What do we mean when we talk about the planetary? Why not just use familiar terms like global or international?  For the first episode of our new season on planetary diplomacy, we sat down with Jonathan Blake, Associate Director of Programs at the Berggruen Institute, to define our terms.  Jonathan…

Rethinking Global Governance with the Planetary Compendium – A Conversation with Jonathan Blake

For the fifth episode of this season on “Global Governance Beyond Neoliberalism,” our host, Hagen Schulz-Forberg, had the pleasure of speaking with political scientist, Jonathan Blake. Blake is the Associate Director of the Planetary Program at the Berggruen Institute, an international network of e…

London 1: Jonathan Blake

In October 1982, Jonathan Blake walked into the Middlesex Hospital in London and was given a number. London 1. He was one of the first people in the United Kingdom to be diagnosed with HIV, told he had between three and nine months to live. He is 76 years old. He is still here. In this episode, Les…

Trailer: Rio Calling

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 means for people living with HIV, and how it lands a…

Arctic Rescue

Originally Aired: December 22, 1952 Suspense #492, "Arctic Rescue," stars Joseph Cotten as Gerald Stewart, first mate of the Jessica, a ship embarked on a perilous Arctic expedition. The story begins with a stark contrast: Stewart and Captain Jonathan Blake lie stranded on a desolate ice flow in t…

Standing Out, Explained: My Theory & My Why

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Welcome to the very first episode of Standing Out. Before diving into guest conversations, host Christopher takes a moment to explain the theory and personal story behind the show — why it exists, why "queer" is the word he's chosen to reclaim, and the psychology that's shaped his own experience of…

Jonathan Blake: Surviving the Impossible

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Jonathan Blake was one of the first people in the UK diagnosed with HIV, back in 1982 — and one of the real-life figures the film Pride is based on. In this episode, he joins Christopher to talk about coming out, surviving an HIV diagnosis he was never expected to outlive, decades of activism, and …

Louise Vallace: Shame, Silence, Stillness

A Black British-Caribbean woman diagnosed with HIV at 37 who told nobody for ten years - not her children, not her colleagues, not a single friend - and found her way back to her own body through yoga and Buddhism. Summary Louise Vallace grew up as one of the only Black children in a white Essex sc…