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#5 Jason Domino - HIV, PrEP and The Industry

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Today's podcast is the first one where a sex worker speaks in-depth on a selected topic. The person with whom I had a pleasure to talk with is Jason Domino. Jason is the sexual health and wellbeing lead for the UK Adult Professionals (UKAP) and a practising sex worker. Jason speaks from his own experience and he is very vested in and passionate about sexual health, specifically topics like HIV and PrEP. I have learned a lot from talking to him and he provided me with more information than I have gotten from anyone in the past few years on this topic. I hope you will find it useful and it will help you to ask further questions. The interview was focused around HIV prevention, function and use of PrEP and PeP, the importance of understanding different HIV tests and what is the window period, and how it works.

This podcast contains a lot of detailed information, and at the end of it, you may have more questions. For this (and many other) reasons we have opened a comment section on http://redcheeks.org/jason. If you want to know more, need further clarification or have general feedback feel free to leave a comment. Please remember to be generous and constructive in your comments. Nasty and sarcastic behaviour will not be tolerated.

A disclaimer: Neither of us is a licenced medical professional, so if you are considering to start on PrEP or have any concerns or questions about your health I recommend you consult with your GP (general practitioner) or any other licenced medical professional. Neither of us takes responsibility for your actions or health.
00:00:09 - start and intro
00:04:00 - sexual health - meaning
0016:15 - PrEP and PeP - what's that, what's the abbreviation stands for
00:24:46 - Jason's story on his first time having sex with a person who was HIV positive, and him not knowing it,
00:29:03 - ART (medication is taken by people who are positive on HIV) and U=U (Undetectable equals untransmittable)
00:30:27 - Research about HIV
00:36:20 - Window Period and HIV tests types - what is the window period and how it differed depending on different HIV test
00:58:13 - Where and how to get PeP in case of potential HIV exposure
00:04:05 - Common misconceptions in sex industry about PrEP and HIV
01:05:43 - What are other health checks that people should be aware of/ do when on PrEP
01:11:33 - Pledge - Porn Professionals For Safety Against Discrimination
01:28:31 - How to access PrEP
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If you want to:
🎬 Learn how to produce intimate scenes in an ethical way

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🎭 Practice troubleshooting real-life situations on the set

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Today's podcast is the first one where a sex worker speaks in-depth on a selected topic. The person with whom I had a pleasure to talk with is Jason Domino. Jason is the sexual health and wellbeing lead for the UK Adult Professionals (UKAP) and a practising sex worker. Jason speaks from his own experience and he is very vested in and passionate about sexual health, specifically topics like HIV and PrEP. I have learned a lot from talking to him and he provided me with more information than I have gotten from anyone in the past few years on this topic. I hope you will find it useful and it will help you to ask further questions. The interview was focused around HIV prevention, function and use of PrEP and PeP, the importance of understanding different HIV tests and what is the window period, and how it works.

This podcast contains a lot of detailed information, and at the end of it, you may have more questions. For this (and many other) reasons we have opened a comment section on http://redcheeks.org/jason. If you want to know more, need further clarification or have general feedback feel free to leave a comment. Please remember to be generous and constructive in your comments. Nasty and sarcastic behaviour will not be tolerated.

A disclaimer: Neither of us is a licenced medical professional, so if you are considering to start on PrEP or have any concerns or questions about your health I recommend you consult with your GP (general practitioner) or any other licenced medical professional. Neither of us takes responsibility for your actions or health.
00:00:09 - start and intro
00:04:00 - sexual health - meaning
0016:15 - PrEP and PeP - what's that, what's the abbreviation stands for
00:24:46 - Jason's story on his first time having sex with a person who was HIV positive, and him not knowing it,
00:29:03 - ART (medication is taken by people who are positive on HIV) and U=U (Undetectable equals untransmittable)
00:30:27 - Research about HIV
00:36:20 - Window Period and HIV tests types - what is the window period and how it differed depending on different HIV test
00:58:13 - Where and how to get PeP in case of potential HIV exposure
00:04:05 - Common misconceptions in sex industry about PrEP and HIV
01:05:43 - What are other health checks that people should be aware of/ do when on PrEP
01:11:33 - Pledge - Porn Professionals For Safety Against Discrimination
01:28:31 - How to access PrEP
Support the Show.

Join the workshop Intimacy on Screen at RedCheeks Academy to learn about the ethical intimacy.

This workshop is very different from typical education. There are no tests or grades. I believe that the best way to learn is by doing. You will learn useful techniques and strategies, but mostly you will get to practice the skills that are essential for the ethical production process.
If you want to:
🎬 Learn how to produce intimate scenes in an ethical way

🗣️ Improve communication skills about complex topics

🎭 Practice troubleshooting real-life situations on the set

👥 Gain confidence in your people skills

💼 Do more meaningful work

🔄 Change your mindset
Roll up your sleeves and prepare for:
✅ 5 weeks of intensive learning experience

✅ making meaningful connections

✅ 1-on-1 coaching sessions
✅ Guest talks by industry experts

✅ Ongoing support after the workshop
Apply on RedCheeks Academy.

  continue reading

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