TUTV's public affairs talk series that explores the issues and events that shape our lives. From politics to social justice to student Adderall abuse and much more, we'll give you a broader view of the big stories that people are talking about…or should be talking about. A Broader View is produced and hosted by Professor Karen M. Turner's journalism class.
Shows
Brand Matters is here to help you differentiate between the product and the brand. Products are made in a factory, but brands are created in the mind. A brand is a promise to the consumer of what you can expect. To dissect what goes into the creation and marketing of a brand, this program features a panel discussion of industry experts.
OwlSports Update Productions presents its live basketball show, Courts In Session, every Tuesday at 12:00 PM during the Spring semester. The anchors will break down the week's action for the men's and women's teams. This will include game highlights, interviews, play breakdowns, and expert guests, giving you everything you need to know about the Owls.
Germany’s international broadcaster: online, on-screen and over the air. It provides a European perspective to audiences around the world and promotes intercultural dialogue. Click here for more information.
Feel Good Cooking is a show created by Temple alumni Seth Carney and produced by Temple students. Each episode features a different and delicious recipe, along with special guests who join the host in the kitchen. Together, they provide all the necessary tools and tips to help you become a master chef.
Film Versus Film is a web series centering on the discussion of popular cinema. The show’s panel is made up of filmmakers, professors, film critics and film scholars. The panel’s discussions stem from tongue-in-cheek, pop culture-oriented “categories” like ‘Best Use of a Pop Song in Film,’ ‘Film Failure that Should Have Spawned a Great Franchise,’ ‘Most Unpleasant Christmas Movie,’ and ‘Hammiest Performance Ever by a Film Actor.’ The series shoots in Philadelphia.
A collection of student work from Temple University's Film and Media Arts department. Click here for more information.
Temple University’s College of Science and Technology (CST) and STEM Ed Network is proud to introduce FunScience Productions, the interactive program focused on providing free high-quality science lessons. Every episode brings a series of engaging demonstrations that enlighten students and teachers about the world around them in a fascinating way. The demonstrations are available in a broad range of topics including earth and space science, physical science, life science and, engineering practices. FunScience Productions highly benefits from FunScience Demos, founded by Dr. George Mehler, Assistant Professor CST with the support of ASM & CST. FunScience Productions also delivers episodes under the direction of Dr. Susan Jansen Varnum, Senior Associate Dean CST and Professor of Chemistry; and Surya Prayaga, a current Master’s degree student in Information Science & Technology with co-stars from the STEM-Ed Network and TUteach program.
In Performance on TUTV celebrates the diverse and vibrant music scene of Philadelphia. This program, produced by TUTV Practicum students, showcases talented and passionate local artists with live studio performances and in-depth interviews. From soulful singers and indie rock bands to hip-hop artists and jazz ensembles, the show features a wide range of musical genres, offering a unique experience to music lovers.
OwlSports Update Productions presents its weekly football show, "Inside the Nest," every Tuesday at 12 p.m. during the fall season. The show is a must-watch for football fans as it features a comprehensive review of the previous week's game, detailed analysis, and insights into the upcoming game. The crew conducts exclusive interviews with players and coaches, giving viewers a glimpse into the team's strategies and game plans.
Bell Tower Music -Temple University’s student-run commercial record label is a music agency based in the Lew Klein School of Media and Communication that assists student musicians and aspiring music professionals with creating and marketing original music. Student teams of producers work alongside student musicians through every step of the process: from laying down tracks in the recording studio to promoting and monetizing their music through streaming, video, TV programs, podcasts, and live events.
Media Inside Out is a TUTV original talk show that employs a critical and analytical approach to thoroughly examine various forms of media. Hosted by Sherri Hope Culver, the esteemed Director of the Center for Media and Information Literacy at Temple University, and produced by TUTV's Student Practicum class, this show is a must-watch for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of today's media landscape.
Journalism students tell the stories that represent the diverse voices of the multicultural and multinational Philadelphia neighborhoods in a form of hyper-local coverage. Click here for more information.
Greg Holdsman, a Philadelphia native and senior at Temple, has been highlighting local visionaries and vanguards with his Philly Famous Podcast for over a year, recording more than 70 episodes. Now, Greg is bringing his audio program to TV by taping his podcast episodes, which will air on TUTV.
TUTV will provide LIVE coverage of the 2015 Papal Visit to Philadelphia, from Saturday, September 26th to Sunday, the 27th. TUTV's student journalists will report live from the Ben Franklin Parkway and in the studio at Temple University. As many as 17 student journalists will be involved in the coverage––directing, field producing, reporting, editing, and writing. The studio show will be hosted by Lu Ann Cahn, former NBC-10 reporter and current Director for Career Services in the School of Media and Communication.
Known during the 80s and 90s for his syndicated column Mondo Video, Professor Fred Hopkins leads viewers and students of schlock through the chaotic world of movie monsters and screaming babes that haunted the minds of America's youth long after they left the steamed-window comfort of drive-in movie theaters.
Tell All is a fast paced game of words and wits, where contestants compete with the clock, and with each other, for fun and prizes. Created by Temple Student Brian Schwartz, Tell All is a high energy challenge where word play is serious business and what you don’t say can make your opponent the winner.
Temple Athletics is an informative, student-produced program that offers an in-depth exploration of the diverse array of sports played by Temple students. Through engaging interviews with coaches and student-athletes, viewers are treated to an insider's perspective on the challenges and triumphs of competing at a high level in collegiate sports.
From the same people that brought you Temple TUFF/Inside the Owl's Nest, take an inside look at Temple University's basketball team. Temple Basketball: Above The Rim is an all-access mini-series that follows the Temple University Basketball Team through the day-to-day grind of a college basketball season. The show takes its viewers onto the practice courts, in the locker room, into film sessions and into the arenas on game nights to show what it's like to be a part of a nationally recognized basketball program.
The paper of record for the Temple community since it first printed as Temple University Weekly in 1921. The award-winning student publication distributes 8,000 printed copies, free of charge, to the university’s five primary locations in the Delaware Valley, including Main Campus, Center City, Health Sciences, and Ambler. Click here for more information.
Temple Smash is Temple University's first and only televised variety show, produced for students by students. Taped in front of a live studio audience in TV Studio 1 of Annenberg Hall at Klein College, the show features an array of talented acts, including original sketch comedy, musical groups, dancers, stand-up comics, short films, and more.
Temple Update is an award-winning news program entirely written, produced, directed, and anchored by students at Temple University. This weekly half-hour show covers a wide range of stories and events, both on and off campus, with a particular focus on the greater Temple community. The program strives to keep its audience informed on the latest developments within the university, surrounding neighborhoods, and beyond.
The American Music Research Center (AMRC) is dedicated to exploring and celebrating the diverse and rich traditions of American music. The AMRC is home to a rare music repository that includes scores, papers, recordings, and material artifacts that document the history of American music and the people who have made it.
Created, acted, shot, and written by undergraduates Jake Rasmussen and Karl Weimar, The Grog Show is a half-hour comedy series centered on the misadventures of two college roommates. Best pals Jake and Karl suffer through living with creeps, impersonating John Travolta, getting and then losing their own cable TV show, and much more. Click here for more information.
The Temp, initially created by Klein College of Media and Communication students and now a course in the Journalism Department, covers social, lifestyle, and political news, in a format that aims to set itself apart from traditional broadcasts. The Temp hopes to bring light to the hottest issues in and around Philadelphia through innovative push-the-boundary reporting.
Created by journalism alumni Nydja Hood, The Vibe is Temple University’s first hip-hop culture and music television show, which provides a platform to artists at Temple and beyond. On The Vibe, students discuss what is trending in popular culture as well as feature rappers, poets, singers, and more.
TUTV Original Programs are the result of the hard work and creativity of Temple University students. From producing and filming to writing and directing, these programs are entirely crafted by the students at the university. Their dedication and passion for their craft shine through in every episode.
The TUTV Student Project Showcase is an original TUTV program that provides a platform for the creative minds of Temple University students. This showcase features a diverse collection of original short films, each uniquely reflecting the student's artistic vision. These projects result from the students' hard work and dedication and showcase their writing, acting, and directing talents.
TUTV's inaugural all-female talk show, We Need To Talk, features a diverse group of female hosts who offer a fresh and unique perspective on current events, as well as the latest trends in beauty and fashion. In addition, they share their personal experiences, making the show a dynamic and engaging platform for discussing a wide range of topics.
Formerly known as Bouncing Back, Your Best Life is hosted by Lisa Bien, a professional marketing strategist and Temple Public Relations Professor, who created this program in an effort to give Temple students and other viewers insight into their own misgivings concerning self worth while presenting real life examples of personal struggle with self acceptance.