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Courts In Session

Get ready, Owls fans—Courts in Session is here to bring the full-court press to your screen every Tuesday at 12:00 & 8:00 PM this Spring on TUTV and templetv.net!

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The Temple Experience Fall 2025

The Temple Experience is a heartfelt, student-driven conversation series that captures what it means to live, learn, and grow at Temple University.

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Temple Talk Producers Featured on PHL 17’s Positively Philly

TUTV is celebrating a proud moment as Temple Talk’s executive producers and hosts, Jesse K and Abby Gingrich, lit up the set of Positively Philly.

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Temple Tonight Ep 27
Temple Tonight is back in the studio for the first time since 2020. Join host Alexa Vernice and the Temple Tonight crew for an all-new evening of hilarity. Alexa and ‘Steve’ open the show by reminiscing about the “good old days.” Next, Boburjon joins Alexa in a game of ‘Raise The Red Flag.’ Later, Telly […]
Temple Talk 2502 Talking Genres
(Recorded in February 2025) In this episode of Temple Talk, hosts Jesse Kosierowski, Kennedy Brown, and Lauren Haley welcome back a familiar face, Elliot Kahmer, and dive into the ever-evolving language of genres. Special guest Delia Joyce joins the conversation to provide a genre history lesson. Later, the hosts explore how genres collide, blend, inspire, […]
Temple SMASH 1602B
Recorded in Spring 2024: This episode of Temple Smash is an absolute riot of laughter! Once again, the crew has hit the mark with their hilarious skits, clever segments, and a stellar opening performance by “Cats On Mushrooms.” Get ready to bust a gut as you witness the crew’s wildly imaginative and over-the-top skits in […]
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Past shows of Temple University’s weekly, half-hour news program produced, written, directed and anchored by students.
Cartoon Starcade
Presented by W.O.N., “Cartoon Starcade” resembles the Saturday morning broadcast networks’ programs in the 70s and 80s, primarily a nod to “CBS Saturday Morning.” Through public domain or via syndication deals, the collection of animated shorts includes “Little Lulu,” “Superman,” “Dick Tracy,” “The Phantom,” and more.