"The Noshing with Nina Show"

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The Noshing with Nina Show
The Noshing with Nina Show is a monthly cablecast produced by INFEMNITY Productions LLC at Manhattan Neighborhood Network, hosted by Nina Kennedy, where artists present their work, introduce their upcoming projects, and discuss current events in arts, culture, and entertainment news.
In addition to being broadcast on MNN, the show also airs on BRIC Arts Media Network, Bronx Network, Queens Public Television, Denver Open Media, Cheshire TV, People TV (Atlanta), SPNN (St. Paul, Minnesota), and CMN TV (Oakland County, Minnesota). Past guests on the show include filmmaker Julie Dash, actor Tina Alexis Allen, drama coach Marishka Phillips, chanteuse and finalist in NBC's ''The Voice'' Kimberly Nichole, founder of the Ella Sheppard School of Music George Cooper, orchestral conductor Débora Waldman, singer/songwriter Mz. Fishe, and pop/R&B singer Xav A., among others. Celebrities appearing on the show include Sarah Jessica Parker, Don Lemon, Rosie O'Donnell, Melissa Etheridge, and Ellen Burstyn.
April Gibson accepting B Free Award
In 2019, the show's producer April Gibson won the B Free Award for Best Director in the First Amendment category. The awards ceremony took place at the BRIC  House in New York City. The episode that won the award was a recap of a two-part series called "The People's State of the Union," presented under the auspices of the United States Department of Arts and Culture in an event called "The 2018 Poetic Address to the Nation."

In 2021, The Noshing with Nina Show won a second B Free Award in the B Entertaining category for the episode that was filmed in Vienna, Austria. The same episode was also nominated in the B Harmonious category.

The Noshing with Nina Show has broadcast Red Carpet coverage of the The New York Women in Film and Television Muse Awards for 2017 and 2018, The Reel Sisters International Film Festival of 2019, and the GLAAD Media Awards of 2019.

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Categories: 2017 American television series debuts
  • 2010s American television talk shows
  • 2010s American variety television series
  • 2020s American variety television series
  • English-language television programs
  • Television shows filmed in New York (state)








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