In this festive holiday episode of Temple Tonight, host Spencer Boyce jingles all the way into the season with the debut of his cheerful alter ego, ‘Santa Spencer.’ Decked out in his holiday best, Santa Spencer sprinkles some holiday magic across the show, spreading cheer and laughter. But the sleigh ride takes a mischievous turn as Spencer faces off with his “elves”—a group of doppelgangers plotting to “sleigh” his hosting gig and take over the show! The holiday hijinks don’t stop there.
Later, Spencer cozies up by the (metaphorical) Yule log for an exclusive interview with members of the Philadelphia-based alt-rock screamo band Static Brian. Bandmates Gallo (drummer), Jasmine (vocals/guitar), Brandon (bass), and Anwar (backup vocals/guitar) unwrap stories about their musical journey and their unique genre-blending sound. The episode wraps up like a perfectly tied bow with Static Brian’s electrifying performance, sure to rock you around the Christmas tree. Don’t miss this holly jolly episode filled with music, laughter, and enough holiday spirit to rival Santa’s sleigh!
Tune in to TUTV on Saturday, December 21, at 3:30 and 11:30 PM, or watch it anytime on templetv.net
Congratulations, Klein College of Media and Communication Class of 2024! We are thrilled to announce that on December 18, 2024, we will gather to honor the incredible achievements of our students during the winter graduation ceremony. This special event will take place at the Temple Performing Arts Center.
As we celebrate, we will recognize the hard work, resilience, and unwavering dedication that our students have demonstrated throughout their academic journey. This graduation not only marks the completion of their studies but also signifies the exciting new chapter that awaits them as they transition into the professional world, armed with the knowledge and skills they have cultivated at Klein College. Congratulations, Class of 2024!
Temple Esports Central was created in 2023. This TUTV original program provides news and updates about Esports events at Temple University and in the gaming world. The program offers in-depth analysis of new game releases and player interviews and covers major esports tournaments.
In this episode of Temple Esports Central, hosts William Penn and Kelly-Ann Palerm discuss the dynamic world of collegiate Esports. They explore various topics, such as the anticipated future of competitive gaming events within university settings, and discuss some highly talked-about unreleased games that generate buzz in the gaming community.
Later in the episode, William takes a trip to Localhost, a vibrant local esports venue that serves as a hub for gamers. There, he talks with current players, gathering insights into their personal gaming experiences and their thoughts on the evolving landscape of college esports.
Tune in to TUTV on Tuesday, December 17, at 12:30 & 8:30 PM or watch anytime on templetv.net.
Temple Update is a weekly, half-hour news program written, directed, and anchored by Temple students. The program focuses on news and events on campus, in the surrounding area, and anywhere there may be a story of interest to the greater Temple community. Every semester, the graduating seniors of Temple Update anchor, produce, and direct the semester finale, where they get one last chance to showcase their student broadcasting talents. You will see some familiar and not-so-familiar faces as some of the regular behind-the-scenes crew make their debut on the screen. Congratulations, Catalina Santana Cintron, Brianna Fallon, Madeline Gillespie, Devaughn Jackson, and Tyler Loughery Klein College of Media & CommunicationClass of 2024!
Tune in to TUTV or templetv.net for the Fall 2024 Temple Update Senior Send-Off on Thursday, December 12, at 10:00 AM & 6:00 PM.
In this episode of The Vibe, hosts Joshua Groves, Amiyah Young, DJ Britton, and Tristen Plato discuss the versatility of Black artists and their significant impact on various music genres. They highlight artists they believe have contributed significantly to cross-genre music. Later, Tristen and DJ walk around campus and discover what kind of music students listen to and how they believe Black artists have influenced those genres. Finally, the hosts play a game called “Guess the Artist,” where they answer trivia questions about different Black artists and the history of their discography and performances.
Tune in to TUTV Thursday, December 12, at 12:00 & 8:00 PM, or watch anytime on templetv.net
Created by journalism alumni Nydja Hood, The Vibe is Temple University’s first hip-hop culture and music television show, providing a platform for artists at Temple and beyond. On The Vibe, students discuss what is trending in popular culture and feature rappers, poets, singers, and more.
Temple Tonight is TUTV’s first late-night talk show, featuring a house band, stand-up comedy, interviews, musical performances, and more!
In this episode of Temple Tonight, host Spencer Boyce takes us on a journey filled with wild stories, hilarious voicemails, and even sword fighting. A familiar face returns to hilariously guide Spencer through the ins and outs of hosting the show. To wrap things up, Spencer sits down with the band American Ink for an interview and musical performance, during which they play their song “Cloud Walker.” American Ink is an independent pop-punk and alt-rock band based in Boston, featuring drummer Nick Fauza, guitarist Michael Romano, and bassist Aidan Crotty.
Tune in to TUTV Friday, December 13, at 12:00 & 8:00 PM or watch it anytime on templetv.net.
Artists Among Us is an original TUTV program created by Klein College Alum Melanie Spiegel. This unique program celebrates the inspiring work of local artists of all kinds and their powerful influence on our communities.
(Recorded in September and October of 2024) On the Fall 2024 semester premiere of Artists Among Us, hosts Rachel Williams and Veronica Rin take us through various elements of The Art of Cooking. First, they stop at the Southeast Asian Food Market and try some Southeast Asian cuisine. Next, Rachel takes us through the history of the Michelin Star and what it takes for a restaurant to earn one. Later, Rachel stops by Shane’s Confectionary Shop and talks with Jennifer Kyler, senior pastry assistant and candy packer, about the shop’s history and how it works. Finally, Rachel puts her cooking skills to the test and teaches us how to make a rice bowl.
Tune in to TUTV on Friday, December 6, at 12:00 & 8:00 PM or watch anytime on templetv.net
The World at Temple provides comprehensive coverage of international student-events taking place at Temple University. From academic seminars and cultural festivals to social gatherings and community service activities, the show offers an in-depth look at the diverse and vibrant community of international students at Temple.
(Recorded in October 2024) On this episode of The World at Temple, hosts Veronica Rin and Emily De Notaris discuss the controversial proposal for the 76ers Arena and examine the potential consequences its construction could have on Philadelphia’s historic Chinatown neighborhood. Later, Veronica and Emily highlight the various initiatives the city of Philadelphia is implementing to honor Hispanic Heritage Month. (Which took place from September 15 through October 15, 2024) They explore events and programs designed to celebrate the rich tapestry of Hispanic culture and provide information on how residents can actively participate in these celebrations.
Tune in to TUTV on Monday, December 2, at 12:00 & 8:00 PM, or watch it anytime on templetv.net
This year, TUTV celebrates Thanksgiving with a delicious lineup of food-forward programs to inspire culinary creativity. Tune in to TUTV or visit templetv.net on Thursday, November 28, starting at 11:00 AM, for a unique lineup of shows that cover everything from main dishes to desserts and everything in between.
But wait, there’s more! Don’t forget our LIVE programming throughout the semester. Don’t miss TUTV’s award-winning newscast, Temple Update, airing LIVE every Thursday at 10:00 AM with a replay at 6:00 PM through December 12, 2024.
Stay tuned to TUTV or templetv.net, and watch out for new programming beginning December 2, 2024.
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.
On the Fall 2024 semester premiere of The Vibe, new hosts Amiyah Young and Joshua Groves take the lead in a show dedicated to music production. Correspondent Tristan Plato discusses the history of producers in Philadelphia. Correspondent DJ Britton highlights the work of producers Pharrell Williams and Odd One. Finally, Joshua and Amiyah welcome special guest Kobana, a rising rapper and producer from Philadelphia.
Tune in to TUTV Friday, November 15, at 3:30 & 11:30 PM or watch it anytime on templetv.net.
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.
On this episode of In Performance, host Jesse Kosierowski welcomes Jack Klotz, a seasoned professional in the music industry and an associate professor at Temple University’s Klein College of Media & Communication. Jack has a passion for both music and education, boasting over 20 years of experience in teaching music production. He is a talented musician, music engineer, and educator who enjoys the creativity and innovation present in the music industry. During the episode, Jack performs his original songs “Polywog” and “V & L.” Jesse and Jack also discuss how Jack first became fascinated by music and the evolution of the music industry.
Tune in to TUTV on Friday November 22, at 12:00 & 8:00 PM or watch it anytime on templetv.net.
TUTV’s inaugural all-female talk show, We Need To Talk, showcases a diverse group of hosts who provide fresh and unique perspectives on current events and the latest trends in beauty and fashion. The hosts also share their personal experiences, making the show a dynamic and engaging platform for discussing a wide variety of topics.
On the Fall 2024 Semester Premiere of We Need To Talk, a new semester brings a brand-new cast of hosts, topics, and segments. Meet your new hosts, Wisenie Lahens (She/Her), Victoria Perez (She/Her), Sawyer Fellows (They/She), and Syndey Humes (She/Her)! Together, this talented group not only shares their unique backgrounds and perspectives but also dives deep into engaging conversations on subjects such as the portrayal of women in reality television, the impact women have on the economy, the rise of micro-trends, and much more. Join them for a thought-provoking semester filled with enlightening discussions and fresh ideas!
Tune in to TUTV on Wednesday, November 13, at 12:00 & 8:00 PM, or watch it anytime on templetv.net.
On Monday, November 11,beginning at 12:30 PM, TUTV will honor Veterans Day with a special lineup of programming dedicated to recognizing the service and sacrifices of veterans and active-duty military personnel. The programming will feature a series of documentaries, interviews, and inspiring stories that showcase the courage, resilience, and dedication of the men and women who have served in the armed forces.
12:30 PM & 8:30 PMWhy We Fight: Prelude to War is a series of seven propaganda films produced by the US Department of War from 1942 to 1945 during World War II. It was originally written for American soldiers to help them understand why the United States was involved in the war, but US President Franklin Roosevelt ordered distribution for public viewing.
1:30 & 9:30 PM11 Bravo Vietnam: A Soldier’s Story is a virtual scrapbook of one young man’s experiences in combat from the day he received word of his induction to his homecoming. He sings of terribly brief friendships on the battlefield, the searing awareness of his mortality, and the random forces that preserve one life and take another. He tells of the importance of family and humor.
2:30 & 10:30 PM Excelsior Forever Upward tells the life story of a WWII combat veteran and the love of his first car, a 1939 Ford Fordor. As a tribute to WWII combat veteran Gordon B. Lofquist and the crew he served with on a B-17 for the U.S. 8th Air Force, this special shows how Lofquist used his imagination to get himself through difficult missions during WWII when he thought he was going to die.
3:00 & 11: 00 PMTen Vietnam Vets is part three of Clayton Rye’s 2005 Vietnam Documentary trilogy and the winner of the Special Jury Award at the San Francisco International Film Festival.
4:00 PM & MidnightGino Merli: The Healing Hero is a 40-minute docudrama that recounts the World War II exploits of Congressional Medal of Honor recipient and lifelong northeastern Pennsylvania resident Gino Merli. The Merli program, which stars regional actor Michael Fallon and is based on a play written by Tom Flannery, is co-produced by Bob Shlesinger and Scranton Public Theatre. The show depicts Merli’s extraordinary heroism at age 20, which resonates throughout his life. The docudrama intercuts World War II archival motion picture footage and photographs within four dramatic scenes that span the last afternoon of Merli’s life.
Tune in to TUTV or templetv.net on Monday, November 11,beginning at 12:30 PM.
Temple Tonightis TUTV’s first late-night talk show, featuring a house band, stand-up comedy, interviews, musical performances, and more.
The Fall 2024 semester premiere of Temple Tonight is full of fresh faces, silly satirical segments, and talented guests. The show kicks off with new host Spencer Boyce, who leads the way for a night of segments such as “Fun Police” and political satire by “Dr. Randall Kennedy.” Later, Spencer welcomes members of Temple University’s Musical Theater Cabaret Club Broadway on Broad,Elena, Lauren, and Dominic to the stage. Together, they discuss their roles, what “BOB” is all about, how you can become a member and more. Tune in to TUTV on Friday, November 8, at 12:00 & 8:00 PM or watch anytime on templetv.net.
About Broadway On Broad: “Broadway on Broad provides an outlet for students with a passion for the performing arts. They perform cabarets and performances with different themes at Temple University and within the Philadelphia community. Broadway on Broad hopes to provide a safe community where all people can come together and share their talents and passions and create art that impacts the community at large. *Please note: Broadway on Broad is not directly affiliated with Temple’s School of Theater, Film, and Media Arts.”
