“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/
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Don’t just take our word for it
At the HIV Hour we listen to the audience that listens to us.
We love to hear what we do well and what we could do better. Here are a few quotes from our listeners
"Hey Guys! Just listening in on your HIV Hour podcasts on Audioboom. Great work, really nice and lively content”.
Stephen on Twitter
Thank you, I have listened to show and so have a few friends who have said they got so much from listening to it !!
Lucy H- Sussex Beacon
“You guys are great! Entering my 39th year surviving and thriving with HIV.”
Phillip on Twitter
“The HIV hour is an important part of the Sussex response to HIV.
It gives individuals an equal platform to voice opinion, ideas and experiences to a wide audience. We, at the The Sussex Beacon tell our clients to listen when they can as it helps to reduce feelings of isolation. It provides useful information and shared experiences.
We cannot lose this service”.
Stigma Saur
“I listened to your program with anal screening, and on the basis of that, and thank you very much, I have booked my appointment in May”
“The show highlights triumphs and trials of those affected by HIV, it sends out a beacon of support to those in need. and especially this week hearing people who we know if a true comfort to those of us who live alone.”
“Thank you. I tune in every new podcast since Spring this year. I was diagnosed on December 27th and l'd be honored to be on your show.
Through my journey I'm really still struggling and you guys are a small piece of why I am still here. It changed my world and I'm still trying to find a life worth living again and am hurting and healing but deep down I'm just really hurting still. I just want to say thank you.”
“The HIV Hour is not just educational, informative and entertaining radio show, it is the bringing together of people living with HIV and those impact by the virus or work for HIV community organisations. If it did not exist it would need to be recreated. Well done to Radio Reverb and everyone involved in the show and subsequent podcast.’
Richard Angell, Chief Executive, Terrence Higgins Trust
“Loving the podcast gang! Thanks so much! So important our voices are heard”.
Anonymous
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