Episode 47: Dr. Henry Bauer on Science
In Dr. Henry Bauer’s second appearance on this podcast he discusses philosophical problems with science with David Crowe and Terry Michael. This includes the process of science, resistance to change and other scientific failures.
Comment (0)Episode 46: 2011 in Review
David and Elizabeth (Beth) review some of the best, worst and most absurd news about HIV and AIDS from 2011.
Comment (0)Episode 45: Gos Blank
In this episode, David and Elizabeth speak with singer/songwriter Gos Blank about his struggle with immune deficiency since birth, and perhaps even before birth. It didn’t take long for Gos to reject his HIV diagnosis, due to the number of inconsistencies in his story. He has concluded that his health problems started with his mother’s drug treatment while pregnant with him. He then cites a number of lifestyle factors, including drug use, poor living conditions and a mold allergy (mold is a rampant problem in Houston, particularly in low-cost housing), all of which can affect the outcome of a typical HIV test.
Comment (0)XTRA: David Crowe on Light Transitions Radio
David is interviewed by Robert Davis on Light Transitions Radio.
Comment (1)Episode 44: Curtis Clay
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.
Comment (0)XTRA: Celia Farber, Michael Ellner, David Crowe
Bob Tuskin of “Truth be Told Radio”, interviews, in order, David Crowe, Michael Ellner and Celia Farber on World AIDS Day.
Comment (0)XTRA: David Crowe, Celia Farber, Henry Bauer with Gary Null
David Crowe, Celia Farber, Henry Bauer with Gary Null [ 2 h 07 min 12 s | 58.23 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (861)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.
Comment (0)Episode 43: Marian Tompson
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.
Comment (0)XTRA: David Crowe on Red Ice Radio (Part II)
The second hour of David’s interview with Henrik Larsen of Red Ice Radio from Sweden.
Comment (1)XTRA: David Crowe on Red Ice Radio (Part I)
Part I of an episode of Red Ice Radio in which host Henrik Palmgren interviews David Crowe.
Comments (2)XTRA: David Crowe on KBOO FM, Portland
Rebecca Nay interviewed David Crowe fairly, asking questions and listening, without interrupting or indicating any sort of bias. The bias was edited in afterwards.
Comments (4)Episode 42: Jennifer Wolfe, “This Child of Mine”
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.
Comments (6)Episode 41: Tony Lance and Intestinal Dysbiosis
Tony Lance is a gay man who was diagnosed HIV-positive in 1996, even though he himself never engaged in the “fast-track lifestyle” that linked many gay men at the time to so-called “HIV infection”. Tony’s background as a journalist for several magazines in New York prompted him to question his diagnosis and begin a long journey investigating other possible causes of the syndrome we now call “AIDS”.
Comments (2)XTRA: Liam Scheff: HIV Positive then Negative
Liam Scheff interviews a woman who, for obvious reasons, does not reveal her name, who tested HIV-positive on both ELISA and Western Blot antibody tests but later tested negative on the Western Blot, although still positive on ELISA tests. This re-classified her as HIV-negative and presumed to be HIV uninfected. This is a remarkable story and this excellent interview is well worth republishing here.
Comments (4)Episode 40: Roberto Giraldo, MD
Dr. Roberto Giraldo started investigating immune deficiencies in the mid-1960s as a medical student and was already investigating the mysterious illnesses of some gay men in the 1970s. He understood then that chemical, nutritional and emotional stressors were the cause of these illnesses. When AIDS came along in 1981 he realized immediately that the viral hypothesis was wrong but his colleagues in Colombia were so incensed that they tried to force him into an insane asylum.
Comment (0)Episode 39: Brian’s 25 Years in the Shadow of HIV
“Brian” (not his real name) was diagnosed HIV-positive in 1987 along with many other hemophiliacs. Unlike most of the others, however, Brian did not start on AZT. Unlike almost all who did, he is still alive and well today…
Comment (0)XTRA: Boyd Graves – David Crowe Debate
This debate between David Crowe and Boyd Graves was recorded in 2008. Graves was a promoter of the theory that HIV was a weapon created by the US government to kill so-called, undesirables (blacks, gays etc.) but David Crowe’s problem with this theory was the evidence for the existence and pathogenicity of HIV. Boyd Graves also had an interest in a silver compound patented as a cure for AIDS.
Comments (2)Episode 38: News Update
In this episode, David and Terry discuss groundbreaking HIV/AIDS news, with a focus on how more and more people are rethinking AIDS – and are being recognized, worldwide, for doing so. For example, Dr. Nancy Turner Banks, a recent guest on Episode 26 of our show, received a gold medal on May 11, 2011 from the Independent Publisher Book Awards. Continue reading »
Comment (0)Episode 37: Syphilis Conundrums, Quackbuster Randi and Rethinkers in Korea
In this episode, David presents a slightly different format by playing clips from the current media and commenting on them. He begins the episode with some listener feedback and some news items. Then, in the first clip, Susan Reverby describes how she uncovered a series of U.S. experiments in Guatemala (now deemed unethical), where prostitutes and prison inmates were inoculated with syphilis. David points out the distorted logic and the lack of evidence for sexual transmission of the disease. In the next clip, former magician James Randi contradicts himself as he discusses whether science is imposed by authority or discovered by critical thinking.
Comments (4)Episode 36: Neville Hodgkinson
Episode 36 - British Journalist Neville Hodgkinson [ 1 h 00 min 00 s | 4.85 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (624)Neville Hodgkinson is a British journalist who began reporting on AIDS in the mid-1980s as medical correspondent for the Sunday Times of London. Between 1992 and 1994, as the newspaper’s science correspondent, he wrote a series of reports questioning the link between HIV and AIDS. His book AIDS: The Failure of Contemporary Science was published in 1996 by Fourth Estate. He has continued writing articles of dissent from the single pathogen theory of AIDS for publications including Continuum, New African, Mothering magazine, The Journal of Scientific Exploration, the Spectator and The Business Online.
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