“The worlds longest running radio show for people living with HIV”
Touching hearts, changing minds, sharing stories
97.2 FM and DAB+ radio
Broadcast first and third Thursdays at 19:00
Listen again at www.radioreverb.com/listen-again/
Search for ‘HIV Hour’ in your podcast platform
We broadcast on the first and third Thursdays of the month on 97.2 FM in the Brighton and Hove area.
We can also be found on DAB+ radio
Each whole show, (with the music),can be listened to again on the Radio Reverb “Listen Again” webpage.
Simply go to www.radioreverb.com/listen-again/ and you will see the HIV Hour in the schedule
Every show can also be listened to as a podcast (Without the music).
Simply search for HIV Hour in your favourite podcast platform such as Apple.
Not only is each show available as a podcast, but some ‘added value’ episodes are for podcast only
Our audience
We are nothing without our audience. We live with HIV and we aim to reflect the positive side to being positive.
Click on this link to see what some of our audience tell us
SUE
Diagnosed with HIV in 2006 my journey started
Not knowing too much about HIV at the time I wanted to understand what this virus was and what my life expectancy would be. After self-educating myself I realized HIV was a liveable condition.
I closed the door on a 25 year career in retail management and started to volunteer for the Terrence Higgins Trust.
For the last 10 years I have been volunteering and working on the Positive Voices Project. We go into education, workplace and the health care to create awareness and understanding about HIV by talking about our lived experiences.
Working with the Terrence Higgins Trust press team I am able to do lots of media pieces in newspapers. I have also told my story in women’s magazines such as Best, and Take a Break.
I am proud to be part of the only Radio show dedicated to HIV in the UK The HIV Hour on Radio Reverb based in Brighton. Giving a voice to others living wit, HIV where many have not even disclosed their own status.
Because my own experiences of HIV related stigma I want to make sure future generations don’t go through this. As a mother myself, I know only too well the self-stigma and shame my daughter went through at school
I have dedicated my live to breaking down stigma and discrimination in all communities. Trying to change hearts and minds when it comes to HIV because at the end of the day HIV can happen to anyone.
JOSH
PHILLIP
STEPHEN
DAVID
We love to hear from our audience.
Your stories, experience and ideas inspire us to produce a show that you want to hear.
Click on the red button below to drop us an email at info@HIVHour.org.uk
Our Postal address is:
Unit 8 Radio Reverb, Marshalls Row, Brighton. BN1 4JU
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