In this episode, we sit down with public health advocate and writer Jason Watler to talk all things PrEP use—what’s working, what’s not, and how we can reimagine HIV prevention through the lens of community, equity, and care. Jason unpacks barriers to access, the importance of culturally grounded messaging, and why collective care is key to increasing PrEP uptake among Black queer people.

This is a must-listen for anyone thinking about how we make PrEP work for us—with dignity, agency, and truth at the center.

In this episode, we sit down with writer, strategist, and long-time health justice advocate Kenyon Farrow for a raw and liberating conversation on Black gay health, sex, pleasure, and the politics of PrEP. Kenyon dives into what it means to center sex positivity in HIV prevention, why pleasure must be part of the conversation, and how we can build systems that actually care for us — not control us.

If you’ve ever wanted to hear real talk about health, community, and liberation — this episode is for you. Tune in and let’s talk about PrEP.

We’re kicking off our brand-new podcast with none other than Dr. Orlando O. Harris, a leading voice in HIV prevention, health equity, and research centered on Black gay and same-gender-loving communities. In this powerful first episode, Dr. Harris breaks down the importance of long-acting HIV prevention, what it means for our communities, and why centering Black voices in the PrEP conversation is non-negotiable.

You don’t want to miss this honest, insightful, and empowering conversation that sets the tone for the season.

Tune in, get informed, and let’s talk about PrEP