TUTV’s student-produced sports news show is back after the break. The premiere airs Thursday, January 15 at 4 p.m.
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This weekend, tune in to TUTV for a new episode of Temple Smash, the Temple student-produced comedy sketch show, tomorrow at 5 p.m.
You’ll see an interview with the worst politician of all time; an ad for “Honesty App,” an app that helps you tell the truth even when you had no intention of doing so; and a lovely rendition of several classic Victorian lullabies that range in topic from opium dens to bad dates.
Additionally, the new episode includes many skits involving a child named Peggy Flemmings, who will inform viewers that she has scoliosis and is interested in karate, along with many other inconsequential things.
The new episode airs right after The Grog Show, this Saturday, January 17 at 5 p.m.
We Make the Call will air its first new episode of 2015 at 12:30 p.m. this Saturday, January 10. The student hosts will round up the latest in national, local and University sports topics to hash out what the deal is.
Tune in to Comcast channel 50, Verizon 45 or online to hear all about it!
A new short music video coming out of Temple University’s Rome campus highlights and updates an Italian childhood tradition. The song featured, “Don Don Baby,” is a short nursery rhyme that is traditionally sung by children while playing hand games. The video is now airing on our broadcast channel between programs.
The song and accompanying video are part of a project by Piccoli Cantori di Milano, The Boy’s Choir of Milan, titled “Giocastrocche: filastrocche per giocare in cortile” (“nursery rhymes to play in the yard”). For their 50 year anniversary, the Choir put together a collection of 70 traditional nursery rhymes and Italian street games and performed them as songs. The video was produced by Roberto Conte.
Watch it below:
Happy holidays to you and your family from TUTV! We will be airing special programming to celebrate the holiday season this year.
Christmas-themed episodes from our regular shows including Oven Luv’n and Garden Thyme will begin airing early this week. Then, tune in for our Christmas movie marathon from Dec. 24 – 25, during which we’ll air classics like Scrooge, Little Lord Fauntleroy, and Angel on My Shoulder. The holiday cheer culminates New Year’s Day with a Sherlock Holmes Marathon beginning at 12:30 p.m.
Check the schedule for more information.
On a new episode of Bouncing Back, host Lisa Bien speaks to guests Chip and Tyrone, who have achieved success after being incarcerated earlier in their lives.
The guests share their incredible journeys as well as advice and what helped them overcome and prosper despite tremendous adversity.
Watch TUTV Wednesday at 12:30 and 8:30 p.m. to hear these inspiring messages.
It happens at the end of each semester: many of the familiar faces you’ve come to know from watching TUTV bid adieu to continue their lives off campus. With classes ending, both OwlSports Update and Temple Update will be airing their final episodes of the semester, which serve as send-offs for graduating seniors.
Tune in Tuesday, December 9 at noon for OwlSports Update and Thursday, December 11 at 10 a.m. for Temple Update.
TUTV’s newest show, A Broader View, will premiere its latest episode LIVE on Monday, December 1 at 11:30 a.m.!
The public affairs talk show is produced by Temple Journalism and MSP students in conjunction with Professor Karen Turner and TUTV. This week, the student hosts speak on subjects as wide-ranging as the threat of the Ebola virus to the quality of education in America and much more, all to give you a broader view of the big stories that make headlines.
Tune in to channel 50 Comcast/Verizon 45 within Philadelphia city limits, or watch online.
What is the impact of political campaign advertising? How do these ads create a narrative for each election cycle? And is such messaging good or bad for society at large?
Media Inside Out takes these questions on in light of the 2014 Mid-term Election. In an new episode, host Sherri Hope Culver looks in-depth at how the media’s involvement affected the election’s outcome.
Culver is joined by Michael Hagen––Temple University Professor of Political Science, founder of the Institute of Public Affairs, and author of The 2000 Presidential Election––and Thomas Fitzgerald, National Politics Writer for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Together they take a look at recent advertisements from both sides of the 2014 Election for Pennsylvania Governor and analyze the differences and similarities in strategy, message and tone in each. They also talk about the rise of social media as a tool for political messaging; for example how campaign managers can precisely target viewers depending on location and device.
Watch the premiere of this episode of Media Inside Out Wednesday, November 26 at 12:30 and 8:30 p.m. on Comcast 50/Verizon 45 and online.
In the last Temple Talk of the Fall semester, the hosts go over Thanksgiving and other upcoming holidays, including what to wear, what to do, and other holiday tips. New movie releases are also covered, and later, Temple Talk leaves the studio to speak to students on campus about their holiday plans and resolutions for next year.
Then, special guest Gary Clark from Temple’s Diamond Marching Band joins the hosts to share some of the pretty amazing experiences he’s had lately. The Marching Band has been on a roll recently, having appeared in the movie Wolf of Wall Street and in Rolling Stone magazine, among other things. Through this exposure, Gary got the chance to appear in the new film adaptation of the musical Annie. Gary walks us through the whole experience and explains what he thinks has allowed the Diamond Marching Band to get so much attention.
Finally, Temple Bhangra performs live on the set. Bhangra means “explosion of joy,” which is evident in the dance moves. It is a form of folk dance that originated in the Punjab region of northern India and is traditional when celebrating the harvest and sometimes marriages.
Catch all the action Wednesday, November 26 at noon and 8 p.m. on Comcast 50/Verizon 45 and online.
TUTV is excited to present A Broader View, a new public affairs talk show produced by Temple Journalism students and Professor Karen Turner. The program will serve as a platform for student hosts and guests to go in depth and fully explore the issues and events that shape our lives.
This week, they’ll tackle diversity on campus, student Adderall abuse, and street harrassment and how women are fighting back. Hosts Courtney Regan, Rosie Kelkis, Andrea Iezzi, and Lena Kinney take turns speaking to experts and students on campus about these different issues. They also talk to Ofo Ezeugwu, a Temple alum and young entrepreneur who recently launched Whose Your Landlord, a website that invites students to rate their landlords so other students know what to expect after signing a lease.
The show’s first episode will air Tuesday, November 25 at noon, and the first LIVE airing will begin at 11:30 a.m. Monday, December 1. Tune in to channel 50 Comcast/Verizon 45 within Philadelphia city limits, or watch online.
And although students will be out for Fall Break, TUTV will still be airing new content in addition to special holiday programming!
Tune in at noon on Monday to see Temple Volleyball play against UConn. Then, watch the premiere of TUTV’s brand new show, A Broader View, a public affairs talk program produced by students, at noon and 8pm, Tuesday the 25th. On Wednesday, new episodes of Temple Talk and Media Inside Out will air starting at noon. For Thanksgiving Day itself, we’ve got classic movies playing all day, including March of the Wooden Soldiers and My Dear Secretary.
See our online schedule for more information.
Temple Update student reporters will provide the latest information from polling places in Philadelphia as well as comprehensive national coverage of the 2014 mid-term elections.
Tune in to Comcast 50/Verizon 45 or online to see live reporting starting when polls close at 8 p.m.!
…and how it’s not an issue to remain neutral on.
Temple Strategic Communications senior Jessica Sidhu, who has started a student group that organizes events and discussions on net neutrality, and lifelong media activist and Director of the Media Mobilizing Project, Hannah Sassaman, joins host Sherri Hope Culver to explain the issues behind net neutrality and why you should care.
In addition, the guests suggest what we can do here in the Philadelphia area about this issue, including tackling Comcast’s monopoly in the area by visiting capcomcast.org to lend support.
To get learn more about this important issue, watch TUTV Wednesday, November 5 at 12:30 & 8:30 p.m.
