Ron Woodroof's doctor, Dr. Steven Pounders, discusses his first person account of Woodroof's diagnosis and struggle through AIDS. Ron Woodroof, a Texas electrician diagnosed with AIDS in 1986, began self-prescribing a mixture of drugs in order to hold off the disease. He also began selling these drugs to other AIDS victims in what came to be called the Dallas Buyers Club.

Matthew McConaughey talks about what helped him to understand who Ron Woodroof in order to become him in the 2013 movie "Dallas Buyers Club", based off of Woodroof's life. Ron Woodroof was an electrician who was diagnosed with AIDS in 1986, and began taking a cocktail of drugs that he had researched to stave off the disease. He also began the Dallas Buyers Club, where he sold these drugs to other AIDS victims around the world.

Magic Johnson recalls the day he was told about being HIV positive and describes his wife's reaction to news of the disease.

Dr. David Ho describes what happened the day Magic Johnson was told he was HIV positive and discusses how the HIV epidemic is still an issue around the world.

ESPN's Jackie MacMullen discusses the different reactions Magic Johnson received from fellow teammates, coaches and friends after he announced being HIV positive.

Jerry West, the former General Manager of the Lakers, recalls his reaction when he heard about Magic Johnson's positive HIV diagnoses.