Temple Tonight is back with another episode packed with comedy, music, and plenty of surprises. Hosted by the always-entertaining Spencer Boyce, this late-night talk show brings the perfect mix of humor, creativity, and talent to TUTV. This time around, the show takes on a viral TikTok trend challenge, putting a hilarious spin on it in a way only Temple Tonight can. And if that wasn’t enough, the team is rolling out their own award show, the “Tonighties,” where anything can and does happen.
This episode also features a special guest appearance from Antique, a Temple-based singer, songwriter, and producer who’s been making waves with his sharp lyrics, intricate production, and electric performances. Temple students might already know him from his breakout song, “Some Guy at Temple,” which quickly became a campus favorite. Now, he’s stepping into the Temple Tonight studio for an exclusive interview and a live performance of his unreleased song, The H Word.
Between the comedy, the creativity, and the live music, this episode has a little something for everyone. Whether you’re here for the laughs, the awards, or the chance to hear a brand-new song before anyone else, you won’t want to miss it. Tune in to TUTV on Friday, March 14, at 12:00 & 8:00 PM or watch it any time on templetv.net
The Temp 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.
On this episode of The Temp, hosts Gabriel Linington and Amarna Milne take the anchor desk by storm, delivering the most talked-about stories of the moment. From high-stakes political debates reshaping the world to jaw-dropping highlights from the biggest sporting events, they bring you the latest with sharp analysis and fresh perspectives.
But that’s not all. Explore the latest wellness and lifestyle trends, from groundbreaking health discoveries to the cultural moments that shape everyday life. Each segment features an expert guest who unpacks the stories behind the headlines, offering insider knowledge and deeper context on why they matter.
Tune in to The Temp on TUTV on Wednesday, March 12, at 12:00 & 8:00 PM, or watch it anytime on templetv.net
A new technology is giving TUTV students an edge as they enter professional life.
latakoo teams up with Temple‘s TUTV to train next-gen of Media Pros. Latakoo, the leader in end-to-end video workflow solutions, has joined forces with Temple University to revolutionize the way aspiring journalists are trained and prepared to work in broadcast news. The partnership combines latakoo’s cutting-edge technology with Temple’s award-winning 24/7 in Philadelphia. The collaboration provides students with real-world experience while learning how to use the same cutting-edge tools that are being used in local news organizations on a worldwide scale.
“Using latakoo offers our students a new gateway to the industry,” Paul Gluck, Associate Professor of Practice and General Manager of Temple University Television (TUTV), says. “ It means that the transition from classroom to newsroom can be seamless, and that is invaluable.”
Students & TUTV Staff are using latakoo’s platform for content management and to transfer, transcribe, translate, collaborate, edit, and distribute videos and graphics from the field to TUTV. Students can also share content with two news stations in Philadelphia that use Latakoo, NBC10 & CBS3.
As more universities join the initiative, Latakoo will facilitate a nationwide content exchange, allowing journalism students to share content with their peers across the country, mimicking workflows used by news station groups today.
“Temple students will be ready to walk right into any major news operation, win the job, and contribute immediately and that’s because Temple is investing in a technology that is already trusted by broadcasters and content creators around the world,” said latakoo Co-founder & President Jade Kurian. “Latakoo gives them the time to focus on story-telling rather than worry about the complexities of file transfer and media workflow.”
The collaboration began last year when TUTV & Temple sent a team of students to Paris to report on events surrounding the Olympic Games. They launched latakoo, and the results were transformative. For the first time, students were able to send high-quality videos for live reports and real-time collaboration. Temple has now integrated latakoo into its broader station operations.
Benefits of the joint venture: ● Faster, easier workflow – No matter where they are, students and staff can access file footage, collaborate, edit, distribute, and more – all within the Latakoo cloud-based platform. ● Professional advantage – Temple students get hands-on experience with the same tech used by major broadcast networks, preparing them for a seamless transition into the business. ● Industry connections – Students can connect directly with professional journalists through Latakoo, creating a pipeline between education and the industry. ● Educational resources – Latakoo provides students direct access to exclusive content in Latakoo, featuring insights and guidance from veteran broadcasters.
latakoo has also partnered with the University of Cincinnati and El Paso High School.
About latakoo – Latakoo is a mission-critical cloud-based video workflow used by the world’s largest broadcasters. The platform is the fastest, easiest, and most secure way to transfer high-quality video files regardless of file size or connectivity. Based in Austin, Texas, the company was founded in 2010 by award-winning journalists Paul Adrian and Jade Kurian.
This year’s competition, hosted by the Broadcast Education Association (BEA), drew 2,285 entries from over 300 schools worldwide, recognizing the best in student and faculty digital media and broadcast production.
The BEA is the leading international academic media organization that fosters excellence in media production, research, and career advancement for educators, students, and professionals. Through its publications, annual conventions, web-based programs, and regional activities, BEA provides a platform for juried competitions and scholarly discussions across various media disciplines—including audience research, economics, law and policy, news, management, aesthetics, history, and social impact.
These honors highlight the outstanding talent and dedication of OwlSports Update Productions, further cementing their reputation for excellence in sports journalism.
On this episode of Heart 2 Heart, host Joshua Groves sits down with Latrisha Taylor, a second-year Psychology major with a Healthcare minor at Temple University. She’s an event coordinator and choir member for Temple Gospel Ministries, secretary for WakeUp WHIP, a student worker in the healthcare management department, and a member of both the ROTC program and the Army Reserves.
She and Joshua talk about what it’s like juggling student life with military service, the inspiration behind her podcast Are You Listening?, and the performances she’s been part of with Temple Gospel Ministries. It’s a conversation full of passion, faith, and dedication, and you won’t want to miss it.
Tune in to TUTV on Friday, February 21, 2025, at 12:00 PM and 8:00 PM, or watch it anytime on templetv.net
This February, TUTV proudly honors the rich history, vibrant culture, and enduring contributions of African Americans with a compelling lineup of programming. Tune in all month for an inspiring collection of content, including thought-provoking documentaries exploring pivotal moments in Black history, discussions featuring insightful voices on current and historical issues, in-depth biographies highlighting trailblazers who have shaped our world, and more. Plus, don’t miss the student-produced programs that capture fresh perspectives and celebrate the creativity, resilience, and achievements of the African American community. Join TUTV in reflecting and celebrating a legacy of excellence that continues to inspire generations. Some of the programming this month includes:
Artists Among Us is an original TUTV program that celebrates local artists’ diverse and inspiring work across a wide range of disciplines – from visual arts, dance, and music to cooking, fashion, and beyond.
On this episode of Artists Among Us, the crew inks their way into the fascinating world of tattoos. Mason, a dedicated tattoo apprentice at Incarnation Tattoos, shares her journey to mastering the craft, offering a needle-sharp look into the daily life of an aspiring artist. Correspondent Rachel Williams roams Temple’s campus, uncovering the permanent stories behind students’ tattoos and what inspired their body art. Meanwhile, Artists Among Us Co-Producer Delia Joyce takes her exploration to the next level—she doesn’t just learn about different tattoo styles; she makes it official and gets a hand-poke tattoo by Chloe on camera, capturing every moment of the process.
Tune in to TUTV on Wednesday, February 12, at 12:00 & 8:00 PM or watch anytime on templetv.net
Temple Update, Temple University’s award-winning weekly news program, is back for another exciting semester! Produced, written, directed, and anchored by Temple students, Temple Update delivers in-depth coverage of campus news, local events, and stories that matter to the Temple community.
This spring, we’re introducing an all-new Cherry and White team lineup, ready to provide the latest in news, weather, and sports in the Philadelphia area and beyond.
Cherry Team Anchors: Kevin Gruen & Christian Lee Sports: Kylie O’Connor Weather: Victoria Perez
White Team Anchors: Paulina Carr & Jesse Kosierowski Sports: Shayla Cotterman Weather: Mariam Elias-Danjuma
Don’t miss the live premiere on Thursday, February 13, at 10:00 AM, with a replay at 6:00 PM on TUTV and templetv.net. Stay tuned for a semester filled with engaging storytelling and the latest updates from the heart of Temple University!
On this episode of Queer Temple, host Thalia Lash (they/she) dives into a conversation about Queer Education, what it looks like in and out of the classroom, and why it matters.
First up, Thalia sits down with members of the Queer Homeschooling Group (QHG)—students and parents Lauren Rowelloe (they/them) and West Duffy (they/them). They talk about what it’s like to navigate homeschooling as queer individuals, the challenges they’ve faced, and the freedom that comes with creating an affirming learning environment.
Later, more members of QHG—Ceibhfionn “The Biter” Kennedy (they/them), Cheryl Good Fryer (she/her), and Wren Fryer (he/him)—join the discussion to share their own experiences with alternative education. They touch on everything from designing inclusive curricula to finding community outside traditional schools.
Plus, Thalia brings in Dr. Nu’ Rodney Prad (he/him), Director of Student Engagement for IDEAL (Institutional Diversity, Equity, Advocacy, and Leadership). He breaks down the programs and resources available for queer college students, from mentorship opportunities to student-led initiatives, and why institutional support is so crucial.
That and so much more! Tune in to TUTV on Wednesday, February 5, at 12:00 & 8:00 PM or watch it anytime on templetv.net.
Temple Smash is Temple University’s first and only televised variety show, serving up a sizzling mix of comedy, music, and jaw-dropping performances, which are all produced for students by students. Taped in front of a live studio audience in TV Studio 1 of Annenberg Hall at Klein College, this high-energy show is a full-course feast of entertainment.
From side-splitting sketch comedy and mic-dropping stand-up to show-stopping musical acts, dancers, and short films, Temple Smash delivers non-stop laughs and unforgettable moments. Whether it’s clever satire, absurd antics, or unexpected twists, this show knows how to keep the punchlines rolling and the audience roaring.
On this special holiday episode of Temple SMASH, hosts Caris and Gabby are serving up a sleigh-full of festive fun, leading the way through a night packed with holly-jolly hijinks and mistletoe mischief!
The celebration kicks off with a rockin’ performance of So Far So Good by local indie band Running in Circles, guaranteed to make spirits bright. From there, the laughter snowballs with a lineup of brand-new, holiday-themed skits created during the 2024 season. Expect everything from yuletide absurdity to merry mayhem as Temple’s most talented comedians, writers, and performers unwrap a show full of surprises. Skits included in this episode are:
Feel Good Cooking is a TUTV original program cooked up by Temple alum Seth Carney and brought to life by a talented team of Temple students each semester. Each episode serves up a mouthwatering recipe and special guests or challenges that bring extra flavor to the kitchen. Together with the hosts, they mix in expert tips, sprinkle in some fun, and dish out everything you need to sharpen your skills and whip up something delicious on a college budget.
On this episode of Feel Good Cooking, brand-new host duo Chef Ki Brown and Anthony Oliver are stirring up something special! They’re diving right into the kitchen with a meal that’s all about teamwork, creativity, and bold flavors.
Inspired by the folk tale “Stone Soup,” Ki and Anthony take to Temple’s campus, gathering an ingredient list from students to build a hearty, soul-warming soup. As the pot bubbles away, they dish out cooking tips, a few laughs, and plenty of inspiration for easy, budget-friendly meals that anyone can make.
From chopping to seasoning to that first satisfying taste, this episode is packed with flavor and entertainment. Tune in to TUTV on Monday, February 3, at 12:00 & 8:00 PM or watch anytime on templetv.net to see how a little collaboration and a lot of good food can bring people together. Grab a spoon because you won’t want to miss this!
The Spring 2025 season of OwlSports Update is ready to take the field with fresh talent and a game plan packed with top-tier coverage of Temple University Sports. This student-run sports show on TUTV is a professional-level source for sports news, expert analysis, and must-see highlights—all produced, anchored, filmed, and edited by Temple students who know the playbook inside and out.
This season, a new roster of anchor teams to keep everyone in the loop on all things Cherry & White. Jackson Batchler and Natalie Koranda will quarterback the White Team, while Sam Covone and Sarah Winton take the reins for the Cherry Team.
Don’t miss the excitement on Thursday, January 30! Join Natalie Koranda and Jackson Batchler as they kick off the Spring 2025 season opener LIVE at 12:00 PM on TUTV and online at templetv.net. If you can’t tune in for the live broadcast, catch the replay at 8:00 PM every Thursday!
Join us for the TUTV Live in Paris Recap Show! Hosts Madeline Gillespie and Paddy Heckard take you back to the streets of Paris, where Natalie Koranda, Hayden Winter, Maggie Pzywara, and Rachel Williams covered unforgettable stories during the 2024 Olympic Games.
Relive the excitement with a look at the best viewing spots, the meaning behind this year’s Olympic torch, exclusive merchandise, and even a hands-on macaron-making experience. Plus, the Paris crew sits down with senior student producer Charly Shultz to share behind-the-scenes stories about creating Temple University’s first-ever international live broadcast.
Temple Talk, TUTV’s inaugural entertainment talk show, was brought to life by Klein College Alums Marissa Giletto and Luke Frey. The show features Temple University students who gather to deliver reports and engage in lively discussions about the newest entertainment news, fashion, and film developments.
(Recorded in November 2024) On this episode of Temple Talk, hosts Jesse Kosierowski, Abby Gingrich, Julia Green, and Kennedy Brown explore the biggest moments in pop music from 2024. They share their experience attending an early screening of Megan Thee Stallion’s highly anticipated documentary, Megan Thee Stallion: In Her Words, offering their thoughts on its impact. Then, they discuss the current state of concert culture, recounting their adventures in securing tickets to see their favorite artists. Later, they reflect on the conclusion of Taylor Swift’s record-breaking Eras Tour, her profound impact on the music industry, and much more.
Tune in to TUTV on Saturday, January 25, at 4:00 PM and midnight, or watch anytime on templetv.net
Temple Athletics is a student-run show that gives you an inside look at the exciting world of Temple University sports. It covers everything from well-known sports to the hidden gems of the athletic scene, showcasing the incredible talent and dedication of Temple’s student-athletes. Through interviews with coaches, players, and other key figures, the show pulls back the curtain on what it takes to succeed both on and off the field. Whether it’s breaking down game-day strategies, diving into training routines, or sharing personal stories of resilience, Temple Athletics highlights the hard work, teamwork, and passion that make Temple’s sports community so special.
Tune in to TUTV or templetv.net for the Spring 2025 premiere on Saturday, January 25, at 12:00 & 8:00 PM.
