Niccolo Soldo, a writer known for his in-depth exploration of HIV/AIDS history in America, dives into the early struggles and cultural dynamics of the epidemic. He reveals the impact of the gay liberation movement on public health discourse and challenges mainstream narratives around the crisis. With a critical look at the role of activism, he unpacks the stigma and misinformation that shaped societal views, and reflects on the profound effects of AIDS on identity and community during the 1980s.

Discussion on Turboamerica's power, AIDS impact, concept of 'Wokeness', insights from Ukraine war, Boris Berezovsky's infamy, Tucker/Putin interview debate, and the outlook for Ukraine and Poland amidst waning US interest.