David is interviewed by Robert Davis on Light Transitions Radio.

David and Robert talk for 42 minutes about HIV and AIDS, HIV testing and its consequences, the AIDS drugs and their consequences.

Curtis Clay is a gay man who first had a positive HIV test in the late 1990s and, without ever taking antiretroviral drugs, has maintained his good health and positive attitude.

David and Elizabeth talk with Curtis for just over an hour about his thoughts about HIV and AIDS when he was first tested, his first partner who died of asthma reported as AIDS, a second partner who was on the drugs and really wanted him to be too, and his current partner who has been HIV-positive and healthy for even longer than Curtis.

Bob Tuskin of “Truth be Told Radio”, interviews, in order, David Crowe, Michael Ellner and Celia Farber on World AIDS Day.

Dr. Henry Bauer, Celia Farber and David Crowe talk about HIV and AIDS in the lead-up to World AIDS Day 2011 on the Gary Null radio show.

David talks about the history of AIDS, starting in the 1960s when immunsuppressive therapy to prevent rejection of transplants caused KS and PCP, the first two “AIDS” disorders, discovered in 1981 in a few drug-using, young gay men. Dr. Bauer shows how US HIV statistics disprove the AIDS hypothesis. Celia talks about HIV as a “super-human controlling power” or as a negative deity in the popular, political and medical consciousness.

Gary Null and his Progressive Radio Network have been the strongest supporters of questioning the HIV=AIDS dogma in the media for many years both through his radio shows and documentaries.

Marian Tompson is one of the world’s leading advocates of breastfeeding, including by HIV-positive women. She was a founder of La Leche League in 1956 and entered the AIDS debate in the late 1990s with the founding of  AnotherLook.org.

David Crowe and guest host Elizabeth Ely interview Marian for about an hour, talking about the evidence of HIV transmission through breast milk, and also about the use of antiretroviral drugs by pregnant and nursing women, and by infants.

The second hour of David’s interview with Henrik Larsen of Red Ice Radio from Sweden.

Part I of an episode of Red Ice Radio in which host Henrik Palmgren interviews David Crowe.

Rebecca Nay interviewed David Crowe fairly, asking questions and listening, without interrupting or indicating any sort of bias. The bias was edited in afterwards.

First of all, only some of what David said was included in the final broadcast, and the one member of “AIDS Truth” who deigned to talk to Rebecca, Brian Foley, of Los Alamos, was given the advantage of responding to David’s recorded interview without David having the right to respond. Despite this, the comments speak for themselves although it would have been fairer to allow David to rebut the distortions of Brian Foley and the representative of the Cascade AIDS project who was given the last word.

For those of you who are unfamiliar with Los Alamos National Laboratory, they are the people who brought us the atomic bomb. For a while they seemed to be looking for peacetime work but the Bush/Obama presidencies have revitalized the war industry enough that this no longer appears necessary.

Jennifer Wolfe made the recent film, “This Child of Mine” that documents the conflict between the AIDS establishment and three families, Valerie Emerson’s, the Tysons, and Christine Maggiore.

Valerie Emerson tried the drugs but stopped when she found she could not take the side effects, but kept her daughter Tia, who had always been sickly, on AZT until she died. When she took her previously robustly healthy son Nikolas off she was taken to court in Maine and, unusually, won. The Tyson’s in Oregon were not so lucky after Kathleen, diagnosed HIV-positive after a 10 year monogamous relationship with her HIV-negative husband, decided that she wanted to breastfeed and did not want AZT for either herself or her baby. Jennifer also describes how Christine Maggiore was threatened by a social worker, an event caught on tape by Robin Scovill and incorporated in, “This Child of Mine”.

Terry and David discuss these cases with Jennifer, and the film that resulted, for just over an hour.

You can get more information on Jennifer’s film, and purchase a copy, at her website familieswithhivmovie.blogspot.com.