Greg Holdsman, a Philadelphia native and senior at Temple, has been highlighting local visionaries and vanguards with his Philly Famous Podcast for over a year, recording more than 70 episodes. Now, Greg is bringing his audio program to TV by taping his podcast episodes, which will air on TUTV. The premiere episode features Temple Basketball Assistant Coach Aaron McKie, who played basketball for Temple and the Sixers and will succeed Fran Dunphy as Temple’s Head Coach in 2019. McKie reflects on his career and talks about Coach Ellerbee at Simon Gratz High School, Coach Chaney at Temple, and Coach Larry Brown at the Sixers, discussing his relationship with each and how they have impacted his coaching style as he prepares to take the reigns from Coach Dunphy.
After the polls close tonight, turn to TUTV for your election news. Temple Update will begin providing live updates on the results of the 2018 Midterm Election starting at 8 p.m. on Comcast 50, Verizon 45 or 
Successful habits of highly sensitive people
In a new episode of Bouncing Back premiering Monday, Lisa Bien learns about what it’s like being an ’empath’–a person with highly developed empathic abilities who is able to psychologically tune into the feelings felt by the people around them. Though this ability can be an asset, it is also a challenge to manage one’s own emotions day to day with the constant imposition of other’s. Lisa speaks to Regan Tilton, who grew up labeled a ‘sensitive child’ and had difficulty as an adult trying to juggle her deep feelings.
Lisa and Regan discuss how highly sensitive people need structure to cope with day-to-day pressures. She also found other coping mechanisms to be helpful, including Reiki, meditation, enough sleep, a healthy diet and more.
Tune in for these tips and insight on how to set healthy boundaries on this new episode of Bouncing Back with Lisa Bien, premiering Monday, November 19 at 12:30 and 8:30 p.m.