In this episode of the Queer Public Health Podcast, Ambassador Wally Brewster discusses his experiences as an openly gay ambassador, the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in politics and business, and the current challenges facing LGBTQ+ rights in the United States. He emphasizes the need for education, advocacy, and voting to support LGBTQ+ rights, while also addressing the role of corporate involvement in promoting these rights. Brewster shares his personal journey and the significance of representation in fostering acceptance and understanding within society.

In this episode of the Queer Public Health Podcast, Richard De Los Santos and Eva Izquierdo engage with Danielle Winston, co-founder of Seed Scout, a known donor matchmaking service aimed at making sperm donation more ethical and inclusive. Danielle shares her journey from law to launching Seed Scout, highlighting the ethical dilemmas in traditional sperm donation practices, particularly the lack of inclusivity for LGBTQ individuals. The conversation explores the need for a more personal and ethical approach to donor selection, the challenges faced in building the company, and the positive impact Seed Scout has on families seeking to expand their households. The episode concludes with a discussion on future aspirations and the importance of community engagement in reproductive health.

In this episode of the Public Health Podcast, host Richard De Los Santos Abreu and co-host Josh Klett engage with Dr. Max Brito, an infectious disease specialist, to discuss the evolution of HIV prevention strategies, the impact of stigma on public health, and the importance of innovative approaches to reach vulnerable populations. The conversation covers the effectiveness of circumcision, the introduction of PrEP, and the ongoing challenges in reducing HIV incidence, particularly among marginalized communities. Dr. Brito emphasizes the need for visibility and community engagement to combat stigma and improve healthcare access for those at risk.