Welcome to the Something Positive for Positive People Podcast

 

Something Positive for Positive People Podcast: Now Live Monthly!

The Something Positive for Positive People podcast is your go-to resource for navigating the stigma associated with STDs/STIs, including herpes, HIV, and HPV. We believe in the power of open conversations, real stories, and expert insights to build a supportive community for everyone affected by these conditions.

Starting in November, the podcast is going live! Join us on the last Tuesday of every month at 8pm Eastern Time for an interactive experience where you can engage with the stories, topics, and experts that matter most to you.

What You'll Find Here

Real Stories: Hear personal experiences from individuals who’ve navigated life with an STD. Their raw, authentic journeys offer valuable lessons and inspiration.

Expert Insights: Learn from healthcare professionals, therapists, and relationship experts who share actionable advice on managing your health, relationships, and mental well-being.

Supportive Community: Connect with others who understand your experiences. Whether listening live or catching the replay, you’ll feel seen, heard, and supported.

Key Topics Covered

  • Dating with Herpes: Practical tips for disclosing your status and building healthy, honest relationships.

  • Mental Health: Strategies to cope with the emotional challenges of an STD diagnosis.

  • Self-Care: Insights on nurturing your physical and emotional health.

  • Breaking the Stigma: Empowering conversations that challenge societal norms and encourage acceptance.

Join us for the live show on the last Tuesday of every month at 8pm Eastern Time and be part of the conversation that’s changing how we talk about STDs. Don’t miss your chance to connect, learn, and grow with the SPFPP community. Join our monthly newsletter or stay tuned to the events page to learn how to attend live!


How to Use Our Search Bar:

Looking for specific topics? Use our search bar to find episodes that cover the subjects most relevant to you. Simply type in keywords like "disclosure," "self-care," "mental health," or "relationship advice" to access episodes that offer the insights and support you need.

Join Our Community:

Our podcast isn't just about listening—it's about connecting. Join our community of listeners who are navigating similar experiences. Share your stories, ask questions, and find the support you need.


If you would like to be a guest on the podcast to share your dating, relationship,

and experience navigating stigma, please fill out the intake form below.

 
 
SPFPP 224: Discordant Dating Series - But Aren't Cold Sores Still Herpes?
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SPFPP 224: Discordant Dating Series - But Aren't Cold Sores Still Herpes?

In Episode 224 of the SPFPP Podcast, we close out the Discordant Dating series with Jesse, who shares his journey with oral herpes. Jesse's extensive dialogue with his doctor reveals the importance of education in destigmatizing herpes. We explore the challenges of disclosing oral herpes compared to genital herpes and discuss the broader discomfort people have around sexual health conversations. Jesse's story highlights how prevalent stigma remains, even among those who have experienced herpes outbreaks themselves. This episode underscores the need for ongoing education and allyship, emphasizing that cold sores are indeed herpes. Tune in to hear Jesse's insights and learn how we can create a more informed and supportive community.

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Episode 40: The Anti-stigma with GlamourPussMD
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Episode 40: The Anti-stigma with GlamourPussMD

In Episode 40 of SPFPP, Olivia Richman, AKA GlamourPuss, M.D., shares her insights on reducing stigma around STIs through open discussion and education. She emphasizes that stigma cannot thrive where truth and understanding exist. Olivia highlights the need for comprehensive sex education and how viewing herpes as just another virus, similar to the common cold, can help dismantle the stigma. Tune in for an enlightening conversation about STIs, sexual health, and redefining masculinity.

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