Toniq TV was created to bring you the latest news, health, and entertainment for the Gay and Lesbian community around New England and beyond. Our cameras have covered many events including Boston and NH Gay Pride, concerts and more! Health issues are an important part of the program and our debut episode features where to get help if you or someone you know is affected or infected with AIDS/HIV. Each show will also bring you the latest Gay and Lesbian news and informative web sites. Toniq TV is produced in association with Black Thorn Media. Tune in to Manchester, NH Channel MCTV 23 every Monday at 10:30pm, and in New York on MNN every other Friday at 12:30am. Plans on expanding to major cities are on the way, incuding Boston, and San Francisco. We are always looking to expand to other media outlets. If you have any interest drop us a line
Big big hair, crazy hair styles. Host George Cox goes behind the scenes of The Patron Tequila Hair Show and Martini Review. The event was held at The Verzion Arena in Manchester, NH to benefit The Elliot Breast Center. This years event is on June 2nd 2007. If you would like to find out how to be a contestant and help raise money for a great cause drop us a line at www.toniqtv.com
Information on The Greater Manchester AIDS Project, and how they help people in the community affected or infected with AIDS/HIV in Manchester NH
Female illusionist Lakia Mondale with a stunning rendition of Tina Turner's "Proud Mary" from NH Gay pride 2006
Toniq goes behind the scenes of the local production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch with actors Jean Dante and Lisa Boucher. We get some great make up tips along the way
Host George Cox goes backstage at The Boston Music Awards with out singer/songwriter Melissa Ferrick
Vendors and organizations from the GBTL community are covered from Boston.
Ricky our favorite bartender from Ogunquit Maine give us the recipe for "The Love" The official drink of Toniq TV
Toniq TV's coast to coast intreview with Gay singer/songwriter Phil Dutra, and his new video Right Behind the rain
Toniq TV takes a tour of two popular guest houses The Yellow Monkey, and Moon Over Maine in Ogunquit Maine. Both great places to stay for the GBTL community
Taped from NH Gay Pride presidential candidate Mike Gravel discusses the dont ask dont tell policy.
Host George Cox goes behind the scenes of The Patron Tequila Hair Competition and Martini Review. Fifty contestants from all over the United States compete for the best most creative hairstyle. This charity event was recorded at The Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester, NH, and helped raise over 90,000 to benefit The Elliot Breast Cancer Center. This years event is bigger than ever is will take place June 2nd.
Host George Cox goes behind the scenes of The Patron Hair Competition and Martini Review. Over forty contestants via for the top prize. The event help to raise over 90,000 dollars for the Elliot Breast Cancer Center in Manchester, NH. This years event is back and bigger than ever, and takes place at The Verizon Arena on June 2nd in Manchester, NH. If your a hairstylist find out how you can get involved. Drop us a line at www.toniqtv.com
Taped from he Politically Incorrect auditions in 1999 at WCVB TV channel 5 in Boston, to the NH State House in 2005. Host George Cox gets diverse opinions about same sex marriage.
Taped from the Tupelo Music Hall in Londonderry, NH at the Freedom to Marry Coalition Concert. George Cox has a candid conversation with documentary film maker Michael Hall about his project Will and Right Mr Hall an out heterosexual gives a fresh perspective about making a a film about Gay Marriage, and the struggles within the GBTL community. For more info go to www.dvpunks.com
George Cox interviews David Christian Hamblin creator of the skin care line F.A.G. ( Fabulous and GAY) from the Glee Expo in Boston
If you like a song and dance mixed out with a little bit of fun, check out The NH Gay Men's Chorus. A bald George Cox sits down with the group.
Find out about INnewsweekly the largest GBTL paper in New England, with publisher Chris Robinson, and editor Jim Lapota
Information about PFLAG an organization for the GBTL community ad the families who love them
Code M was created for Gay and Bi sexual men, between the ages of 16 to 24. The program is provided by The Southern NH AIDS Task force, and helps with coming out, drug counseling, and AIDS education/testing. George Cox talks to one of the founders of the program to find out how the community can get involved.
Host Mr. Cox sits down with a panel from The Greater Manchester AIDS Project, and The AIDS Action Committee from Boston Gay Pride. This episode won Best Show for Diversity and Empowerment in The Alliance for Community Awards Northeast.
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