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Noelle Mena

Noelle Mena

Hey Robert! Thanks for dropping by the network today! You have all this DOWN! Blessings!

Project KengiKat

Project KengiKat

I love that you allowed me to be on the show and share my story. That truly means a lot to me. What you've created it awesome

mc4bbs

mc4bbs

I'd like to chat with you further about your 'depression' episode. I have a couple of comments. Please e-mail me or call me.

AnthonyMuncy

AnthonyMuncy

i made it finally

tomec

tomec

Thank you for the kind comment you left in regards to my Nov 3rd show.

POZIAM RADIO

POZIAM RADIO

thanks for all your support..Robert

PML Jeff

PML Jeff

Great first show guys! Sundays are busy for us but I'll try to catch live some day

uNruLyGirL

uNruLyGirL

a great big thanks to Bob and Jeromy for sharing their personal experiences and offering support and awareness education about HIV/AIDS. You are both an inspiration and are empowering others to feel motivated to do whatever they can to spread the word, not the disease. Great job today guys, keep up the good work and thanks for being you : )

Dinoco

Dinoco

Hey Rob and Jeromy, Just wanted to say Hi and let you know I'll be listening.

uNruLyGirL

uNruLyGirL

Hi Bob, Just wanted to send my blessings to you and Jeromy today as you broadcast the first show. I'll be listening and hope to get much useful info. in hopes of helping and understanding what Timmy goes through on a daily basis. best wishes and much love my friend <3 Linda

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POZ...Walt Laurel here...join in and share your story on our show at any time' www.blogtralkradio.com/purpose-driven

POZIAM Radio Show  

POZIAM Radio is an internet radio show sharing stories of real people living with HIV/AIDS and having real conversations. The show covers a range of topics and special guests sit in and share their personal stories Robert Breining, Jeromy Dunn and Jack Mackenroth will be taking your calls at (347) 215-9442 Sunday's at 9pm EST. POZIAM Radio can be heard at blogtalkradio.com/poziam The radio show also has a chat room for listeners to ask questions, chat with the hosts and each other.

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    Charles Tyson - POZIAM Blogger

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    It took almost four years after his diagnosis for Charles Tyson to say these words: “I accept life with HIV. I will love myself unconditionally.” Even as a HIV/AIDS activist and leader in the Black, Same-Gender Loving community, Tyson struggled with the social, psychological, and spiritual implications of living with an incurable disease that raped the lives of many of his family and friends. Tyson, 26, says that the death of his surrogate father, Shelton Jackson, who died from AIDS-related complications earlier this year and a nervous breakdown he suffered shortly thereafter were the main drivers of his acceptance. Tyson was hospitalized for two days while attending a leadership retreat in Atlanta for depression and anxiety with some psychotic-like symptoms. Tyson was diagnosed with HIV in 2006 while receiving his test results from a routine HIV test he took on campus as a senior at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, VA. He calls it a gut-wrenching experience because he waited over two hours for his test results. Raised within the harsh confines of public housing in Richmond, Va. as the eldest of ten (now 13) children, Tyson was no stranger to poverty, domestic violence, and homophobia. After college, Tyson took his first job in public health at Metrolina AIDS Project in Charlotte, NC. He worked as a coordinator for a federally-funded intervention aimed at decreasing the number of new HIV infections among men who have sex with men ages 13-24. Tyson says that he is working to change this scenario by sharing his experiences with others who are afraid or in denial of what can happen if they don‘t treasure their lives. “It is now I am beginning to embrace what has happened in my life. I am beginning to take steps to embrace leadership, truth, and the role I play in tackling the HIV pandemic. My voice can be a powerful instrument,” he said.

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    Meet Travis A. Scott

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    Born and raised in rural South, Georgia, Travis A. Scott discovered his gift of creation at an early age. He is currently writing his debut novel, which is a loose adaptation of the trials & tribulations he encountered as a young, gay man in his early twenties. He has also embraced the mantle of HIV and AIDS activist, as he has recently gone public about living with HIV virus. He looks forward to what the future holds, as he embarks on his journey as an up & coming author, as well as an educator to those who are ignorant of how HIV and AIDS is a very real issue.

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    Robb Reichard - Philly AIDS Fund

    Photobucket Robb Reichard has worked for over twenty years on behalf of the HIV/AIDS community in Philadelphia. Robb holds a BA in Sociology from Arcadia University. In the 1980s as the Director of Residence Life at Peirce College, Robb initiated and conducted HIV/AIDS prevention education programs for college students and eventually expanded his outreach to provide the first HIV/AIDS sensitivity training at an area hospital. Pursuing his passion to help end the HIV pandemic, Robb worked for five years at BEBASHI (Blacks Educating Blacks About Sexual Health Issues), the largest African American AIDS service provider in Philadelphia, serving as Director of Development, Director of Programs, and Deputy Director. Robb has served on the Board of Directors of the Center for Responsible Funding, is a member of the Advisory Committee for the City of Philadelphia’s Employees’ Combined Campaign, and is a member of the Community At Work Collaborative Roundtable Group. He has also served as the Secretary of the Pennsylvania Coalition of AIDS Service Organizations and on the Selection Committee for the Exelon's Employee Community Service Awards. In 1999, Robb was named Associate Director of AIDS Fund, an organization in which he initially began work as a volunteer. Currently, Robb is the Executive Director of AIDS Fund, the largest private funder of AIDS services in the Delaware Valley. Under Robb’s direction, the AIDS Fund produces Philadelphia’s popular monthly fundraiser, GayBINGO, which has raised over 2 million dollars to date as well as the annual AIDS Walk Philly, now in its 23rd year, the largest HIV/AIDS fundraiser and public education event in the area.

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    Meet Jason Wilder Evans - HIV-USA

    Photobucket Jason Wilder Evans is a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, Musician, Actor and Filmmaker. He has shared stages with Steve Azar, The Nashville Star Tour, Jason Levassur, Life in General and has starred in the short film Reality to the Max and was host of the short lived Internet phenomenon Modmylife. Jason has been an extra in 27 Dresses, The Brotherhood, Rescue Me and the Emeril Lagasse show. Jason has been working in the filed of HIV since 2002. His current project HIV: USA is a nationwide creative writing and video documentary project that explores stigma, disclosure and HIV status with people living with HIV/AIDS. This multi-faceted project can also be used by collaborating agencies as a fundraiser, online or in patient waiting room areas. For more information on the HIV: USA project or to participate visit: www.hiv-usa.com For information on Jason Wilder Evans music visit: www.jasonwilderevans.com

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    Meet Hydeia Broadbent - International AIDS Activist

    Photobucket At birth, Hydeia Broadbent was abandoned at the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas where Patricia and Loren Broadbent adopted her as an infant. Although her HIV condition was congenital, she was not diagnosed as HIV-positive with advancement to AIDS until age three. The prognosis was that she would not live past the age of five and as a result became the “test baby” for HIV/AIDS medications, which are currently on the market today. Needless to say, this “test baby” has defied the odds by more than16 years, which is valid proof that HIV/AIDS is no longer a death sentence. Hydeia’s debut as an HIV/AIDS activist and public speaker began at the age of six during one of her many visits to the hospital. By age 12 she was appearing on national programs including Oprah, 20/20, Good Morning America and “A conversation with Magic Johnson”. Over the next 10 years Hydeia became a notable featured speaker and guest panelist at some of America’s most respected educational institutions: Duke University, Clark Atlanta University, UCLA, USC, and Howard University. Since1996, she has been featured in some of today’s most prominent publications and television programs that include but are not limited to: Essence Magazine, Ebony Magazine New York Times, POZ Magazine, Seventeen, Heart & Soul, Nickelodeon, MTV, and BET. To her credit, she has also been honored with an American Red Cross Spirit Award and a 1999 Essence Award.

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    Diane share her experience

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    Diane shared her story on 20/20 and Oprah and now comes to POZIAM RADIO.Diane is a 58 years old and up until 2000 she was married most of her adult life. She like many others enjoy being in a caring, loving relationship and so after her divorce it was tough getting back in the dating scene. After 2 years and kissing alot of frogs, Diane thought she had found her prince a soft spoken, polite and charming computer guy with a great job and a way of making her feel like she was the only woman in the world.She was thrilled when they agreed to be exclusive and other than one indiscretion on his part she thought they were. Until they broke up and her world fell apart. After a diagnosis of pre-cancerour cells in the cervix due to HPV, Diane started investigating her former lover. Imagine her shock to learn that he had been seeing numerous other women. She felt compelled to warn them about the HPV, and thru a series of miracles and twists of fate, She also had contracted AIDS from this man. They had discussions about HIV, before and he insisted he was negative , and she surmised in looking back that he might have known all along. Angry and terrified, Diane actually found 11 other women he had infected. They banded together as sisters, not by birth parents, but by sharing the same disease in our blood. The women cried, they hugged, and they loved each other, as they processed the betrayal of a man-- the same man they had once loved. As the women shared, they came upon shocking news--he was continuing to victimize others in spite of his knowledge of his status.

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    Dan Horrigan - My AIDS

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    Armed with only his wit, storyteller Dan Horrigan does battle with evil bosses, loses true love and confronts being HIV positive... all while searching for the perfect set of kitchenware! With humor and candor, he shares his story about grappling with growing up and accepting himself. A master storyteller at cocktail parties acrossNew York, Dan Horrigan has decided to bring his skills to a wider and slightly more sober audience. MY AIDS marks his debut as a solo artist. When not performing his own work Dan serves as the Artistic Director of At Hand Theatre Company. His directing credits include work by playwrights Brian Dykstra, Rob Ackerman and most recently John Patrick Bray's Trickster At The Gate.

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    Condoms and Conversations - Safer Sex

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    Robert and Jeromy and Scott Kramer will be taking your calls and answering your questions about Safer Sex. Safer sex is a general term used to describe methods for reducing the chance that you will spread or catch sexually transmitted diseases (STDs, also known as sexually transmitted infections or STIs). The idea is that with a few simple tools and strategies, you can increase safety without sacrificing your sex life. Safer sex also involves talking with your partner/spouse, discussing activities and risks and making educated choices together. Of course, sex raises a number of other questions. Do you trust your partner? How do you get a guy to use a condom if he refuses to do so? What if you are suspicious that your partner/spouse is not being monogamous?

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    Dr. Frank Spinelli - Ask the Doctor

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    Dr. Frank Spinelli is the former Clinical Director of HIV Services at New York City's Cabrini Medical Center. Today, he serves the community in a more comprehensive capacity as a board certified internist, with a large HIV+ and gay men's health private practice in Manhattan. Dr. Spinelli is also an Associate Clinical Professor of New York Medical College. Dr. Spinelli is the monthly healthcare columnist for The Advocate, the oldest continuing gay publication in the United States. He also appears regularly on Sirius radio's top-rated Out Q with Larry Flick. Dr. Spinelli maintains a full lecture schedule where he is able to speak on gay men’s health and lifestyle issues. Dr. Spinelli is the author of The Advocate Guide to Gay Men's Health and Wellness, published in 2008. He lives in Manhattan and is currently at work on his next book. In addition to medical care and writing, Dr. Spinelli offers a variety of procedures, particularly for gay men living with HIV. “Lipodystrophy Syndrome is a condition I feel very strongly about. Facial wasting secondary to antiretroviral medication and HIV is not exclusively about one’s appearance. It can also greatly affect self-esteem and how someone sees themself within the community.” This is why Dr. Spinelli offers treatment for facial wasting using Sculptra. www.FrankSpinelliMD.com

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