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every 91 days
Average audio length:
36 minutes
Guest interviews
English
Canada
42 episodes
since May 16, 2017
episodic

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Dating is complicated enough. HIV can add a whole other layer.  In this episode, host James Watson sits down with HIV advocate and community leader Muluba Habanyama to talk about dating, disclosure, trust and the realities of dating while living with HIV. Muluba reflects on her Just Say It! convers…

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We know the science behind U=U. But how do we get the message to people who haven't heard it? In this episode, host James Watson sits down with broadcaster and HIV advocate Shaun Proulx to reflect on his Just Say It! conversation with influencer Tychon Carter. They talk about what happens when some…
The conversation around HIV has changed, but many of the assumptions about people living with HIV haven't. In this episode, host James Watson sits down with HIV advocate and educator Tara Jewal to explore how bias continues to shape the lives of people living with HIV. Together, they reflect on Tar…
Just Say It! is a national HIV stigma campaign that pairs mainstream influencers with people living with HIV and community advocates for honest, unscripted conversations about the questions people are often afraid to ask. In this episode, host James Watson sits down with Vincent Bronner of Clark In…
U=U is backed by clear and overwhelming evidence, yet in Canada, only about half of people living with HIV say they have ever discussed it with their doctor. In this episode, host James Watson is joined by Natasha Lawrence and Bradley Hampton-Wallis for a conversation about the gap between science …
U=U is established science, yet many people living with HIV still don't hear the message clearly or consistently from healthcare providers. In this episode, we explore why U=U conversations aren't happening more often in clinical settings, how uncertainty and missed opportunities can affect care, a…
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This episode coincides with the release of the Canadian HIV Stigma Index Country Report, a major national, community-based research study shaped by the voices of more than 1,400 people living with HIV. The Index documents how stigma continues to affect people’s lives in healthcare, relationships, w…
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