“SpeakOUT: Real Talk About AIDS in Gay America,” is a quarterly radio show co-hosted by Larry Flick, host of OutQ’s The Morning Jolt, and Dr. Frank Spinelli, MD, author of The Advocate Guide to Gay Men’s Health and Wellness, both pictured at left. SpeakOUT was created through a partnership between Sirius XM OutQ and Greater Than AIDS.
SpeakOUT: Real Talk About AIDS in Gay America fosters honest and challenging dialogue around HIV/AIDS in the gay community by featuring guests ranging from medical experts to individuals living with HIV. The first installment aired March 17, from 9AM – 11 AM EST and focused on relationships and HIV/AIDS. Future shows will tackle HIV in the health care setting, new research advances, community activism and the politics of AIDS.
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Did you know that one in five gay men in major US cities is HIV positive and half don’t know it? The gay community once led the fight against AIDS, and it’s time to do it again. Are you greater than AIDS?
Greater Than AIDS Pride works with national and local LGBT media companies, AIDS service organizations, and public health departments across the country to mobilize communities and link individuals with resources and care. Find out more...
Deciding Moments are everyday opportunities to take a stand against HIV – to be “greater than” the disease. It may be walking into a clinic and asking to be tested, buying (and using) condoms, correcting a piece of misinformation, talking with your friend, or keeping up with your medications. Through these simple acts, we help to stop the spread of HIV. And, by each of us doing our part, we can collectively change the course of this epidemic. We all have Deciding Moments. Share yours here.
Greater Than AIDS is an unprecedented collaboration among a broad coalition of public and private sector partners united in response to the HIV/AIDS crisis in the United States, in particular disproportionately affected groups. Through a national media campaign and targeted community outreach, Greater Than AIDS aims to increase knowledge and understanding about HIV/AIDS and confront the stigma surrounding the disease.
Honest and challenging conversations about HIV/AIDS and the factors that drive the epidemic in the gay community.