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Queer Temple Is Back With a New Semester Premiere
Queer Temple returns this semester with a powerful new episode centered on the voices and experiences of LGBTQ+ actors working across theatre, comedy, and television. Premiere is February 13 at 12 noon.
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Live Postgame Show!
OwlSports Productions is proud to present a special edition of Courts in Session — a live postgame show airing Sunday, February 15 on TUTV.
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A Powerful Reminder of Why Media and Mentorship Matter
In this candid panel discussion, media professionals share powerful insights on breaking into broadcasting, navigating change, and finding your voice in a rapidly evolving industry. Premieres Feb. 11 @12 noon.
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03:00 AMThis American Land
03:30 AMWonders of the West
Uncover some of the most unique people, places and sites that the west has to offer in “Wonders of the West.” Join Emmy Award winning producer Brian Wignall, his wife and biologist, Julie Wignall and their daughter Amelia as they explore the natural wonders and mysteries of the American west.
04:00 AMTUGether: Black History Month
04:30 AMDeutsche Welle: Tomorrow Today
Tomorrow Today is DW’s weekly science program. The compelling features and reports about science and technology, medicine and the environment give a glimpse of the world of tomorrow. See the latest innovations and trends in European technology and research as well as portraits of the scientists behind the latest developments. Along with several video features, the […]
05:00 AMWhy Is We Americans?
Why Is We Americans (2020) explores the Baraka family through the lens of Amiri Baraka, a poet and activist. The film opens with archival footage of Amiri speaking at the 1972 National Black Political Convention, intermixed with footage of his son Ras Baraka’s campaign for mayor of Newark. Matriarch Amina Baraka “forms the emotional center” […]
