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Juan Gonzalez, co-host of MNN’s flagship program, “Democracy Now!,” is marking an exciting anniversary: For 25 years the investigative journalist has been digging up scoops and uncovering scandals as a muckraking

"Media Funhouse," airing on MNN for 20 or so years, is the brainchild of Ed Grant, who spends much of the half-hour screening and salivating over '60s art films and French New Wave cinema. Ed's enthusiasm is contagious (his delivery is funny and bombastic) and his knowledge is great (he has a...

For this edition of Clip of the Week, we bring you a vid aimed at helping you find quality entertainment during this holiday week. Farihah Zaman and Jenni FDB, hosts of herFLiX, give expert feedback on the movies you'll be choosing from when you hit the multiplex.

Ready to add yet another face to the dynamic cast of characters MNN has introduced you to? We’d like to direct your attention to Rao Rampilla, actor, playwright, and producer and host of MNN’s “Bollywood to Hollywood with Rao Rampilla,” a talk show dedicated to giving voice to New York’s lesser...

"Carol & Joe's Xtra Ordinary Life" addresses family challenges, disabilities and the triumph of art and achievement. Hosted by a mother and son, this quirky show is both informative and inspiring. Tune in on the last Monday of every month at 7:30 PM on MNN2! Next airings: 12/24 and 1/28.

It’s Monday—and that means it’s time for another installment of Clip of the Week, MNN’s blog series that highlights the work of our diverse and talented group of producers.

With two weeks now under their belts creating original programming at MNN El Barrio Firehouse Community Media Center, producers are weighing in on what they see as the benefits, challenges and very exciting implications of working with brand-new, state-of-the-art technology and equipment.

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For this week’s installment of Clip of the Week, we bring you Satsang with Gangaji, a spiritual show devoted to helping viewers discover the truth of who they are. The program, which airs weekly in MNN2, is centered on the teachings of Gangaji, a Texas-born author who since the 1990s has been...

This Sunday night, Manhattan Neighborhood Network is proud to present a special tribute to Piri Thomas, the poet, author and activist who opened the world’s eyes to the crime and violence of 1960s Spanish Harlem. Thomas’s 1967 memoir, Down These Mean Streets, tells the story of his childhood and...