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In which Sam, Richard and Gaby talk about the formation of modern-day HIV inequity the United States. Joined by their guests, they trace early narratives about HIV/AIDS to understand how Black communities were shut out from scientific messaging and technology around the outbreak, delaying mobilization of resources and public awareness. Along the way, they trace the many forms of racism that operate within the contemporary history of HIV.
Read MoreIn which Sam, Richard and Gaby talk about the early history of HIV, tracing its emergence in human populations in the 1910s-1920s up until its arrival to the US in the 1980s. Along the way, they highlight the forces of bias, racism and marginalization that shaped the narrative of early HIV history.
Read MoreIn which Sam, Richard and Gaby talk about anal pap smears for screening of anal cancer- why they are a queer health topic, who should get them, what to expect, and the game-changing new study (the ANCHOR trial!) that shows us how they can help prevent cancer. Featuring some fart noises, butt puns, and lots of giggles.
Read MoreIn which Richard, Gaby and Sam discuss anabolic androgenic steroids (AKA supplemental testosterone) used by cis gay, bi and queer men. Topics covered: body dysmorphia, body image ideals, social stigma, and harm reduction.
Read MoreIn which Sam, Richard and Gaby talk about club drugs - what they are, why they’re a queer health topic, and a harm-reductive framework to facilitate more informed, safer use. Also featured: discussions re: khakis, Goop, and Wicca.
Read MoreIn which Sam, Richard and Gaby talk about the present, past and future of the FDA’s policy against (sexually active) men who have sex with men donating blood products.
Read MoreIn which Sam, Richard and Gaby talk about the history of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV, review who PrEP might benefit, and compare the two FDA-approved PrEP options (Descovy and Truvada).
Read MoreIn which Sam, Gaby and Richard talk about how (and when!) to douche effectively and safely, and review what the data says about the risks of douching.
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