AIDS: The Lost Voices
Simon Daniels was 32 when he received the diagnosis of AIDS in October 1993, a period marked by widespread fear and misinformation. Hailing from Hull, East Yorkshire, he bravely documented his experience through a diary, which was published in the Hull Daily Mail. His candid and heartfelt reflections offered a rare and invaluable perspective on the challenges endured by those living with AIDS.
AIDS: THE LOST VOICES
Terry Madeley, a London-born actor, captured the hearts of the nation when he courageously declared his AIDS diagnosis on national television. His openness and bravery at a time when stigma surrounding the disease was still pervasive brought much-needed awareness and compassion to the public discourse. A BBC documentary followed his death, leaving a profound impact through his honesty and dignity.
SOHO Bites Podcast: Nighthawks
SOHO Bites Podcast host Dominic Delargy talks with the author of ‘The Lost Boys of Soho’ William Hampson. Followed by Dominic & Professor Glyn Davis discussing the cultural importance of 1978 gay film ‘Nighthawks’ by Ron Peck and Paul Hallam.