David Kaiser, Director of Undergraduate Enrollment Management at the Fox School of Business, joins Baker Dave to recreate the meal that won over his wife’s heart years ago: chicken and asparagus with a fettuccine and smoked gouda sauce.
It’s a chicken fettuccine dish with a twist; the smoked gouda cream sauce adds a savory bacon-y taste. Tune in Tuesday, January 21 at 12:30 and 8:30 p.m. to see how it’s made.
Temple University implemented the Good Neighbor Initiative in 2011 to encourage Temple University students to engage in proactive and intentional efforts to build connections and relationships with their residential community. Learn more about the program next week on a new episode of TUTV Community Forum. Temple students meet and discuss the program with members of Temple staff.
Tune in this Monday, January 20 at 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
MSP major Kevin Otte spends a lot of time during the semester producing content for TUTV, both as a TUTV student producer and a contributor to shows OwlSports Update and Temple Update. But what happens when school’s out? Watch the video to find out.
Kevin documents two trips he and his friends (all of whom you might recognize from watching TUTV) took last year during spring break and later in the spring semester. Even though they were out on break, the TUTV crew decided to follow Temple’s basketball team first from Philadelphia to New York City to watch them play at the Barclays Center, and then to Dayton, Ohio, where they won against NC State.
“Covering the event for TUTV was awesome because there was such a big media presence there, and all of the games were nationally televised,” Kevin said about the experience. “Overall, we had a lot of fun on the trip!”
Keep an eye out for TUTV regulars Simone Cuccurullo, Danielle Maslany, Chase Senior, Tanya Hubbard, Seth Wozniak, Ankit Patel, and Beccah Hendrickson. The crew are seen not only interviewing basketball players and shooting b-roll, but also taking in the sights at Times Square and singing along to such classics as “Party in the USA” in their cars.
In 2013, Temple University’s Blockson Museum celebrated the seventieth year of founder Charles Blockson’s efforts to preserve African American history by inviting community and faculty members to gather together in celebration. Blockson himself speaks in detail about his inspiring life and what led him from dealing with segregation in Norristown to becoming an internationally recognized historian, author, academic and collector of artifacts.
Today, Blockson has amassed one of the world’s largest private collections of African American history, which has been shared with the Temple community through the Blockson Museum.
Tune into TUTV Tuesday, January 14 at 12:30 and 8:30 p.m. to watch this talk, and don’t miss the accompanying exhibition at the Blockson Collection, 1330 Polett Walk in Sullivan Hall, now through the spring.
Temple Athletics, which completed its first season of 12 episodes last semester, will be back on TUTV over the winter break with new episodes. The new season begins with a follow up interview with Temple’s basketball Coach Fran Dunphy. Tune in this Saturday, January 11 at noon and again at 8 p.m. to catch the update on the beginning of their season.
But don’t miss a new episode of Above the Rim, an inside look at TUMBB, which airs right before Temple Athletics at 11:30 a.m. Watch it online or on cable: Comcast channel 50 or Verizon 45.
A new episode of Media Inside Out explores the business of selling toys to kids: the tactics advertisers employ to get kids to remember and want their products, the trends that unintentionally influence a child’s desires, and the concerns these both raise.
How does toy marketing affect how kids view play time and possession? Should we be protecting kids from these tactics? Can we? What about product placement in movies or kids’ increasing use of multiple platforms? Tune in to TUTV Wednesday, January 8 at 12:30 and 8:30 p.m. to hear host Sherri Hope Culver and episode guests cover these topics and more.
Guests include Kathy Hirsh-Pasek who is an author of 11 books and a Professor of Psychology at Temple; Kevin Chevalier, an advertising student; and, on Skype, Ian Zimmerman, Professor of Psychology at the University of Missouri.
Tune in to TUTV (Comast 50/FiOS 45) on the 24th and 25th for special holiday programming this year.
We’ll be presenting Christmas cartoons, Christmas music shows, a heart-warming Holiday Yule Log program, Jack Benny’s Christmas Show (more…)
If you haven’t seen it yet on your TV, watch the video below for a look into TUTV’s #MostSpirited Contest winner Kelly Dougherty’s big day at Homecoming this past November:
Kelly led Hooter the Owl and the football team onto the field at the November 16 Homecoming game. Learn a little more about Temple’s most spirited student and her aspirations in the video!
Temple Update will air special holiday programming this Thursday, December 12 at 10 a.m. for its last episode of 2013!
Say goodbye to graduating seniors while catching up with all your Temple news before the semester ends. Tune in to channels 50 (Comcast) or 45 (Verizon FiOS) within Philadelphia city limits or go to TempleTV.net/watch-live to watch online.
In a new episode of Media Inside Out, host Sherri Hope Culver explores how the rise of the “celebrity” has changed how we communicate and how we see ourselves. Additionally, this episode discusses the effects of celebrity culture on children and how they develop mentally. It will air Wednesday, December 11 at 12:30 and 8:30 p.m. online at TempleTV.net as well as on your TV (Comcast 50/FiOs 45) within Philadelphia city limits.
Culver mulls over these topics with guests Dr. Dara Greenwood, Professor of Psychology at Vassar College; Molly Eichel, the gossip columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News; Andrew Mendelson, an Associate Professor and Chair of the Journalism Department of Temple University; and Amanda McClain, Assistant Professor at Holy Family University and author of the book, Keeping up the Kardashian Brand.
Media Inside Out is a show dedicated to promoting media literacy, produced and hosted by Sherri Hope Culver, director of the Center for Media and Information Literacy at Temple University.
Baker Dave switches things up and heads out to Morgan Hall, where he meets up with Temple’s Executive Chef Matthew L. Clarke to whip up a local favorite, the iconic military dish creamed chipped beef. Clarke’s shares stories of his own experiences in the military, while audiences also learn the secret to perfect creamed chipped beef.
This new episode of Baker Dave Presents… will air Tuesday, December 10 at 12:30 p.m. and re-air at 8:30 p.m. Tune in online if you don’t have cable!
Cathy Gandolfo reported for ABC 6 Action News for 36 years before retiring in 2011. Temple Flashback catches up with Cathy to ask her about her long career in broadcast journalism Tuesday, December 10 at 11:30 a.m.
Cathy began as a news writer and part time reporter at Action News back in 1975 and went on to cover national, international, and local events including the crippling Blizzard of ’96, President Ronald Reagan’s historic trip in 1985 to what was then West Germany, many of New Jersey’s biggest criminal cases, the life and death of Pope John Paul II, and several political conventions.
A proud graduate of Goretti High School for Girls in South Philadelphia as well as Temple, Cathy has won many awards for her work. In 2008, she was inducted into the prestigious Philadelphia Broadcast Pioneers Hall of Fame.
Now Gandolfo returns to Temple to speak with TUTV General Manager Paul Gluck of her rich experiences reporting in her hometown along with an in-depth look of how broadcasting has evolved since her start in ’75.
Tune in online or on cable (Comcast channel 50/Verizon FiOs 45).
Temple University alum and professional photographer Francis Hilario follows up his multimedia photo essay on the Brooklyn Flea Philly to document the new Franklin Flea, which was started by the manager of the former flea, Mark Vevle. The market takes place at the historic Strawbridge’s department store building (801 Market St.), which had been largely deserted and closed off to the public since the store’s closing in 2006.
Hilario’s warm and lively photos are accompanied by moody tunes in this multi-textured short. Watch below:
The Franklin Flea began in mid-November and is set to end right before Christmas. Venture out to grab gifts, grub and more, including vintage clothing and home decor, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays. Learn more at FrankinFlea.com.
Michael Scales, Temple’s Associate Vice President of Student Affairs, whips up his grandmother’s treasured coconut cake in a new episode of Baker Dave Presents…
Together, Scales and Baker Dave reminisce of childhood memories, critique one another’s baking style, and enjoy their double decker coconut cake right in the kitchen of Johnson & Hardwick.
Catch it on TUTV Tuesday, December 3 at 12:30 and 8:30 p.m. online or on cable (Comcast 50/Verizon 45).
Get ready for a collection of special Thanksgiving programming this Wednesday and Thursday! TUTV will be airing classic movies, including March of the Wooden Soldiers, Topper Returns and Father’s Little Dividend, from noon to midnight Thursday.
In addition, we’ll feature Thanksgiving food cooking shows to give the home cook interesting ideas. On Wednesday at 1 and 9 p.m., tune in to see a lecture featuring Emmy Award winning Philadelphia chef and historic American food expert Walter Staib talking turkey.
Then, we’ll be airing Chef Ed’s half-hour program on Thanksgiving sides for creative and easy ideas for the rest of the meal.
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