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Out at The Center - May 2008 Edition

The Center's half-hour show is hosted by Mimi Gonzalez and includes a conversation with Edward Albee; a discussion on queer aging, or Coming Out at 70, with Jonathan Ned Katz, Amber Hollibaugh, Thomas Glave and Terry Boggis; a panel on being queer behind bars with formerly incarcerated persons; a forum on Rethinking HIV Risk for Black Men Having Sex with Men; a preview of this year’s NewFest and highlights from the Bears on the Run concert.

Mimi Gonzalez
Hailing from the Motor City and feeling pre-disposed to all things automotive, Mimi’s full-time road career began in 1998 and she is going strong. Mimi answers the call of the U.S. armed forces by making our troops laugh in Afghanistan, Baghdad, Bosnia, Kosovo, Korea, Japan and Guam.

She got her start in television on the “Today” show as the “Funniest Person on Wall Street.” Since then, she’s been on “Ellen,” “Women Aloud,” “Que Loco,” “Funny is Funny,” and “Latino Laugh Festival.” Mimi’s even spent a month on-air as a morning-show co-host for a Clear Channel radio station in New York.

You can catch Mimi's act in Provincetown, Michigan and elsewhere this summer, check her website for details at: www.mimigonzalez.com

Out at the Center is a monthly half-hour TV show produced by the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center of New York City. The show airs on the fourth Thursday of the month at 10PM on Manhattan Neighborhood Network - Time Warner 34 and 78 (digital), RCN 107 and 83 (digital).

Learn valuable production skills, have fun working on a TV crew with other volunteers and give back to your community by allowing the Center to reacha broader audience. For more information about becoming a volunteer with CenterMedia, visit our volunteer page. For information about internships with Center, visit our internships page.