July 27, 2008 — Robert Scott Bell interviews Clark Baker and David Steele about Baker's report, Gallo's Egg. A podcast of the entire interview is available at Switchpod. An additional 20 minute podcast interview is available here. 

Leroy Baylor, of The Communicators, hosts a discussion of the inaccuracies of HIV tests.
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Celia Farber and Michael Geiger discuss the Semmelweis Society Clean Hands Award and Farber's Harper's Magazine article. 
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Henry Bauer and Christine Maggiore dispel the myths of HIV and AIDS.
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June 17, 2006 on KSCO-AM Talk Radio
A live radio discussion with Professor of African History Charles Geshekter and HIV positive author Christine Maggiore. Topics covered include HIV tests and treatment, AIDS in Africa, and remarkable declines in AIDS cases not reported in mainstream media. The call-in portion turns into an impromptu debate when a local AIDS expert phones with challenges. (120 minutes) read more ...

A 1996 documentary on the CBC Radio program IDEAS. The series won the Canadian Science Writers' Association 1996 Science in Society Journalism Award.  An accompanying website includs illustrations from STD campaigns past and present, transcripts from past programs, published scientific abstracts, newsgroup debates, an extensive reading list, and links to other sources of information. read more ...

This site contains a number of podcasts posted by Stephen Davis, author of Wrongful Death: The AIDS Trial.  If you subscribe to iTunes, you can also find these podcasts at itpc://theaidstrial.libsyn.com/rss. read more ...

The unheard voices of HIV. read more ...

A 1992 TV series, "The Cause of AIDS: Fact and Speculation," includes interviews with key early figures in the HIV debate, and has stood the test of time reasonably well. The individual episodes are viewable:

  Part 1: HIV — A Deadly Virus?

  Part 2: Redefining AIDS

  Part 3: Déja Vu — A History of STDs

  Part 4: Syphilis in the AIDS Era

A one-hour summary of all four parts is viewable here and, and further  information about the series is available at www.colman.net. read more ...

Documentary filmmaker and health expert Gary Null, Ph.D., shows footage that has not been seen from around the world, notably in Africa, in his new film, AIDS, Inc. This is the first film on AIDS to bring together the most compelling arguments of dissident scientists, physicians and public health advocates. In AIDS Inc., Dr. Null shows how greed and corruption have prevented any real progress in fighting the epidemic and its underlying causes. The film challenges the notion that AIDS or HIV is an African monkey virus that is spread sexually and can be treated with harmful drugs. It considers the common underlying conditions of the epidemic, such as malnutrition, unclean water, poverty, illness such as TB, malaria and dysentery, and poor lifestyle choices. View the free trailer!  read more ...

[From www.theothersideofaids.com]: "Take an unflinching look into an issue the mainstream media doesn't dare touch: the failure of the multi billion-dollar war on AIDS.  The Other Side of AIDS gives voice to a growing movement of doctors, scientists, journalists, and HIV positives who reveal a tangled web of conflicts of interest, political correctness and unresolved errors surrounding AIDS." read more ...

A free 20-minute, abbreviated version of the documentary, HIV=AIDS: Fact or Fraud? read more ...

Olympic gold medalist and former world record holder Lee Evans speaks out about HIV tests in this 5-minute video. read more ...