In this encore presentation of the first episode of a three-part series on gay men using methamphetamine, host James Watson interviews Dr. David Fawcett, a psychotherapist, sex therapist and author of the book, Lust, Men and Meth: A Gay Man’s Guide to Sex and Recovery. Mark S. King, writer, activist and award-winning blogger of My Fabulous Disease, also joins the conversation and adds his personal reflections as an HIV-positive gay man in recovery from meth addiction.

Host James Watson explores a wide range of issues and topics with the ever engaging, Ken Monteith, Executive Director of COCQ-SIDA (Coalition of Quebec Community Organizations in the Fight Against AIDS), the main organizational partner for AIDS 2022, the 24th International AIDS conference in Montreal.

Pozcast goes international! An illuminating discussion with PhD student, Vas Papageorgiou and peer researcher Husseina Hamza from London, England about their research and the impact of COVID-19 on people living with HIV.

The burden of HIV hits disproportionately hard for African, Caribbean and black communities and needs to be understood and addressed. The A/C study is a community-based research powerhouse and takes a giant leap forward in understanding HIV prevalence and underlying factors that increase HIV risk and vulnerability in ACB communities in both Ottawa and Toronto. The pozcast discussion dives deep into the study’s impact on community, policy and programming to help prevent HIV transmission and promote health.

In this episode we revisit the significant and creative work of the Because She Cares (BSC) initiative. As Black History month approaches we refocus our attention and pay tribute to the African, Caribbean, and Black (ACB) immigrant women living with HIV who have been at the forefront of the HIV/AIDS response in Canada and around the world.

Undetectable=Untransmittable, a medical discovery, could effectively stop the global AIDS epidemic. So why hasn’t it? Host James Watson sits down with the director and some of the key cast members to discuss the film, Undetectable, and unpack the issues and triumphs with carrying forward U=U’s messaging.

Sex, health and reproduction…What are the needs and priorities of women living with HIV? Host James Watson discusses these, as well as the enduring success of the Canadian HIV Women’s Sexual & Reproductive Health Cohort Study (CHIWOS) with guests Breklyn Bertozzi and Mina Kazemi.

Have we academicized or credentialized community-based research? Can researchers truly support communities’ leadership in research to create tangible and meaningful change? In this second episode of a two-part series on pozcast, we’re about to find out!

Is the peer research model working? Pozcast opens up a discussion and casts a critical eye on on peer research as host James Watson chats with two well-respected peer researchers to get their insights into the realities of working in this complex position.

Summer is special season full of sunshine and celebrations, including Father's Day, which we recently celebrated in June. To continue celebrating dads, this month on pozcast we revisit one of our favourite episodes from Season 1. While the episode dates back to 2017, the conversation is as important and relevant as ever.

In this special edition of pozcast and as part of National Indigenous History Month, guest host Doris Peltier and her two special guests, Elder Albert McLeod and Dr. Randy Jackson, discuss the Indigenous HIV movement in Canada.

On this episode host James Watson sets aside the microphone and listens in on an intergenerational takeover of pozcast by two thriving long-term survivors.