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Journey Without Distance - by Eric Francis Coppolino (substack.com)
The HIV-AIDS Edition of Planet Waves FM
On tonight's program, I interview British investigative reporter Joan Shenton on how the media has handed problems with the HIV/AIDS narrative (including the lack of a virus), and Rebecca Culshaw Smith, who holds a doctorate in mathematical biology, on the issues with PrEP drugs that allegedly prevent HIV infection.
Players with the individual interviews (Shenton and Smith) are ready on the program’s page on the Planet Waves FM website. You can listen to them separately.
There a lot of new astrology podcasts on STARCAST, especially about Venus retrograde.
More from Joan Shenton
Sacrificial Virgins - about HPV vaccine - sacrificialvirgins.org (30 mins)
Positive Hell - about the HIV + group in Spain who never took antiviral drugs and remained healthy their whole lives. - positivehell.com (30 mins)
And for good measure the film that draws all our past films together
Positively False — Birth of a Heresy (90 mins) - positivelyfalse.org
Joan says: “The archive I spoke of my Immunity Resource Foundation archive which has all of our films and many AIDS documents. All available for free download.”
Two versions of the chart are below.
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Planet Waves FM originated in 1996 as a late-night public affairs program on Radio Woodstock, WDST-FM. It was originally called “Radio Navigator.” Hosted by Eric Francis Coppolino, new programs update to this website Fridays nights at 10 pm Eastern time. We are listener supported and an affiliate of Pacifica Network, the oldest public radio network in the world.
The program is published by the nonprofit Chiron Return.
Inspired by Father Bill Ayres and Harry Chapin’s Sunday late-night talk program on WPLJ-NY (in the late 1970s), Planet Waves FM is freeform talk and music format designed for the overnight audience.
Eric also draws inspiration from the Jean Shephard Show that ran for 22 years on WOR-NY.
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