In their deeper exploration of sexual hygiene, Felicia Rose and ALove react to a list of recommenations and compare their expeiences against them. They discuss their respective tolerances with nastiness and share the wisdom they've gathered from less conventional experiences.Catch up on all the NQO happenings at NewQueerOrder.com and follow the Screw on Twitter and Instagram
This series, Felicia Rose and ALove are cleaning up their act and talking about mental and physical hygiene. Your hosts chat about how intentional emotional maintenance makes a person healthier and sexier and about all the places a body harbors bacteria that may or may not need to be scrubbed away. Patronize and jerk off to the Screw’s clown of choice, Sicko!Catch up on all the NQO happenings at NewQueerOrder.com and follow the Screw on Twitter and Instagram
This week, Felicia Rose and ALove wrap up our discussion of HIV with a guest. Steven is HIV+ and shares how his status colors his experience. He explains how his first positive test came 15 months after he contracted it, how people’s treatment changes when they learn his status and how much fear plays into ignorance about HIV. We can’t thank Steven enough for sharing these personal stories with us, and we want to reiterate his parting message: Take care of queer youth. They’re growing up in scary times.Catch up on all the NQO happenings at NewQueerOrder.com and follow the Screw on Twitter and Instagram
In part two of our exploration of HIV, Felicia Rose and ALove present their homework. They explore how HIV impacts communities along class and racial lines in addition to the obvious impact on queer people. They discuss how and why new drugs become part of HIV management and read from personal narratives about how people interact with you when you have HIV.\Catch up on all the NQO happenings at NewQueerOrder.com and follow the Screw on Twitter and Instagram
The Screw returns with a new series discussing the practical realities of HIV. It’s a disease with a complicated history of obfuscation and misinformation, so Felicia Rose and ALove want to investigate how people with HIV live their lives and how they want or need to interact with the world around them. In this first dip into the topic, our hosts cover their personal histories with it, how people of all statuses are bad at safer sex and clear up some of the most obvious misconceptions about HIV. This episode marks a programming change. Going forward, the Screw will be a bi-weekly show that comes out in three-episode blocks. A first impressions episode, an episode where Felica and Aaron present the homework they’ve done on the topic and the roundtable episode where guests share their perspectives.